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Il meglio del 2016 secondo Angelo Leonardi

By Angelo Leonardi
December 29, 2016
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La discografia jazzistica del 2016 evidenzia l'inarrestabile creatività di veterani come Henry Threadgill o Leo Smith e di giovani protagonisti come JD Allen o Darcy James Argue.

Personalmente sono stato colpito dalla prova significativa di un artista ancora in ascesa come Ryan Keberle e da quella maiuscola di un compositore e leader ancora sottovalutato come Guillermo Klein.

Dischi

JD Allen Americana (Savant Records)	Darcy James Argue's Secret Society Real Enemies (New Amsterdam Records)	Andrew Cyrille The Declaration of Musical Independence (ECM Records)
Fred Hersch Trio Sunday Night at the Vanguard (Palmetto Records)	John Hollenbeck's Claudia Quintet Super Petite (Cuneiform Records)	Vijay Iyer & Wadada Leo Smith A Cosmic Rhythm with Each Stroke (ECM Records)
Ryan Keberle & Catharsis In Movement (Greenleaf Music)	Guillermo Klein Los Guachos V (Sunnyside Records)	Steve Lehman Sélébéyone (Pi Recordings)
Lisbon Underground Music Ensemble Xabregas 10 (Clean Feed Records)	Wadada Leo Smith America's National Parks (Cuneiform Records)	Henry Threadgill Ensemble Double Up Old Locks and Irregulars Verbs (Pi Recordings)

Concerti

JD Allen Trio—Verona Jazz Winter-Verona—03.02.2016
Ambrose Akinmusire Quartet—Mantova Jazz 2016—Mantova—18.11.2016
Carminho—Castelo de Sao Jorge—Lisboa—16.07.2016
Ivo Perelman Trio—Jazz No Parque—Porto—03.07.2016
Claudia Quintet—Jam Festival—Mira—12.03.2016
Mark Guiliana Jazz Quartet—Mantova Jazz 2016—Mantova—22.10.2016
Kaze—Cinema Torresino—Padova—27.05.2016
Steve Lehman Quintet—Verona Jazz Winter—Verona—15.03.2016

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