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Joshua Redman at the Hyde Park Jazz Festival in Chicago

Sandra Kozintseva By Sandra Kozintseva

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Under the vaulted ceiling of a cathedral, 1,500 people listen with bated breath. No mic. No speakers. No band. Just Joshua Redman and a saxophone filling the enormous space with a century of jazz.

A fitting late-night performance for the 20th anniversary edition of the Hyde Park Jazz Festival and a powerful reminder of just how much one musician can say with a single instrument.

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