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Vision Festival 2019

By Luciano Rossetti
August 21, 2019
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Photos from Vision Jazz Festival 2019 held in New York from June 11 to 16. This year's festival was dedicated to Andrew Cyrille and featured Milford Graves, Kidd Jordan, Wadada Leo Smith, Peter Brötzmann, Marc Ribot, William Parker, Hamid Drake, Yoshiko Chuma, Melvin Gibbs, Jemeel Moondoc, Marty Ehrlich, Matthew Shipp, Rob Brown, Steve Swell, Kris Davis, Jeff Tain Watts, Darius Jones, David Virelles, Patricia Nicholson Parker, James Brandon Lewis, Jaimie Branch, Douglas R. Ewart, Mark Feldman, and Thomas Sayers Ellis.

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Andrew Cyrille - Milford Graves

Andrew Cyrille - Peter Brotzmann

Shahzad Ismaily - Milford Graves

Quincy Troupe - Henry Threadgill

Kidd Jordan - Patricia Nicholson

David Pleasant - Jason Kao Hwang - On Ka'a Davis

Alto Gladness Tribute to Cecil Taylor - Dave Sewelson

Graham Haynes - James Brandon Lewis

Graham Haynes - Melvin Gibbs - James Brandon Lewis

Kirk Knuffke - Fred Lomberg-Holm

Semel Moondoc - Idris Ackamoor

Yoshiko Chuma & The School of Hard Knocks

Marty Ehrlich's Trio Exaltation

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