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Jazz & Wine of Peace Festival 2017

By Luciano Rossetti
December 25, 2017
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Jazz & Wine of Peace in Collio Friulano celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2017. The region is known for producing some of Italy's best white wines and is home to some wonderful abbeys and prestigious wine cellars. The festival also celebrates jazz as well as photography, illustrations, cinema, and more. 2017 saw 30 concerts over six days with many side events including Flavio Massarutto's writings, Luca A. d'Agostino's photographs, and Massimiliano Gosparini's illustrations. The music portion included Steve Coleman and Five Elements, Pipe Dream, Enrico Rava New Quartet, Hear in Now, James Brandon Lewis, Sun Ra Arkestra, Cristiano Calcagnile Ensemble, Jakob Bro Trio, Craig Taborn Quartet, David Murray/Hamid Drake, Luc Ex Assemblee, and BassDrumBone.

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Petrella-Aarset-Rabbia

Thomas Morgan

Stefano Tamborrino

Nino Locatelli

Jacob Bro Trio

steve coleman and five elements

Enrico Rava New Quartet

Pipe Dream

Jacob Bro

Mirko Cisilino Duo

Nostalgia Progressiva

Luc Ex

Sun Ra Arkestra

Paolo Botti

BassDrumBone

Luc Ex

Pipe Dream

Cristiano Calcagnile Ensemble

Borgo San Daniele

Gabriele Evangelista - Dan Kinzelman

Enrico Rava New Quartet

Steve Coleman and Five Elements

Gianluca Petrella

Hear in Now

Luc Ex Assemblee

James Brandon Lewis Trio

Marco Colonna - Cantina Jermann

Pipe Dream

James Brandon Lewis Trio

Marco Colonna - Cantina Jermann

Reut Regev Trio

Steve Coleman

Hear in Now

Ray Anderson

Petrella-Aarset-Rabbia

Hear in Now

Jazz Club

Simone Graziano Quartet

Sun Ra Arkestra

Murray-Saulo-Drake

Cristiano Calcagnile Ensemble

Taborn - Lightcap

BassDrumBone

Simone Graziano Quartet

Sun Ra Arkestra

Francesco Diodati

Rabbia-Aarset-Petrella

Petrella - Aarset

Craig Taborn Quartet

Cristiano Calcagnile Ensemble

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