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Unlimited 31 - Mary Halvorson "Ribbons of Euphoria"

By Luciano Rossetti
January 27, 2018
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The 31st edition of Unlimited Festival, in Wels, titled "Ribbon of Euphoria," was curated by American guitarist Mary Halvorson. who organized a program focused on guitar-oriented groups, offering to the audience a wide range of improvised music. Performers included Halvorson, Stephan Crump, Ellery Eskelin, Tomas Fujiwara, Mira Lu Kovacs, Susana Santos Silva, Taylor Ho Bynum, Jessica Pavone, Radian, Susan Alcorn, Benoit Delbecq, Christof Kurzmann, Joe Morris, Liberty Ellman, Brandon Seabrook, Kaja Draksler.

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Taylor Ho Bynum

Susana Santos Silva

Mary Halvorson - John Dieterich

Jessica Pavone

Christof Kurzmann - Anna Hogberg

Kassa Overall

Martin Siewert - Martin Brandlmayr

Liberty Elmann

Brandon Seabrook

Mary Halvorson - Tomas Fujiwara

Richie Barshay

Robbie Lee

Ramon Landolt

Tomas Fujiwara

Unlimited 31

Benoit Delbecq

Ellery Eskelin

Stephan Crump - Ellery Eskelin

Unlimited 31

Kaja Draksler

Golnar Shahyar

Adam O'Farrill

Mary Halvorson - Tomas Fujiwara - John Dieterich

Mary Halvorson

Benoit Delbecq

Joe Morris

Mona Matbou Riahi - Golnar Shahyar

Taylor Ho Bynum

Adam O'Farrill - Ellery Eskelin

Jessica Pavone

Martin Brandlmayr

Jessica Pavone

Robbie Lee

Mira Lu Kovacs

Susan Alcorn

Jessica Pavone

Richie Barshay

Christof Kurzmann

Susana Santos Silva

Mary Halvorson

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