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The Art Ensemble of Chicago at the 2017 Time In Jazz Festival

By Roberto Cifarelli
August 29, 2017
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The Art Ensemble Of Chicago were, as expected, one of the main attractions at Time in Jazz, the Festival organized for the thirtieth consecutive year by Italian trumpet player Paolo Fresu in his native city of Berchidda, in Sardinia.

The line-up of the AEoC, which played a fiery set, featured the founding members Roscoe Mitchell on reeds and Famoudou Don Moye on drums and percussions, as well as Hugh Ragin on trumpet and Junius Paul on bass who expertly played in the roles that once featured Lester Bowie and Malachi Favors, respectively.

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Art Ensemble of Chicago: Junius Paul, Roscoe Mitchell

Art Ensemble of Chicago: Hugh Ragin, Junius Paul

Art Ensemble of Chicago: Famoudou Don Moye

Art Ensemble of Chicago: Hugh Ragin

Art Ensemble of Chicago: Junius Paul

Art Ensemble of Chicago: Roscoe Mitchell

Art Ensemble of Chicago

Art Ensemble of Chicago: Junius Paul

Art Ensemble of Chicago: Hugh Ragin

Art Ensemble of Chicago: Famoudou Don Moye

Art Ensemble of Chicago: Junius Paul, Hugh Ragin

Art Ensemble of Chicago

Art Ensemble of Chicago: Junius Paul

Art Ensemble of Chicago: Roscoe Mitchell, Junius Paul

Art Ensemble of Chicago: Famoudou Don Moye

Art Ensemble of Chicago: Junius Paul

Art Ensemble of Chicago: Famoudou Don Moye

Art Ensemble of Chicago

Art Ensemble of Chicago: Roscoe Mitchell

Art Ensemble of Chicago: Hugh Ragin

Art Ensemble of Chicago: Famoudou Don Moye

Art Ensemble of Chicago: Roscoe Mitchell

Art Ensemble of Chicago: Junius Paul

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