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Sons d'Hiver 2025

By Luciano Rossetti
February 25, 2025
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A collection of photos from a part of the Sons d'Hiver in Paris from January 24, 2025 to January 28, 2025 featuring

Hamid Drake

drums
b.1955

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Pasquale Mirra

vibraphone

" data-original-title="" title="">Pasquale Mirra,

Moor Mother

poet / spoken word

" data-original-title="" title="">Moor Mother, Mats Gustafsson,

Irreversible Entanglements

band / ensemble / orchestra
b.2015

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Louis Sclavis

woodwinds
b.1953

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Geraldine Laurent

saxophone, alto

" data-original-title="" title="">Geraldine Laurent,

Dave Douglas

trumpet
b.1963

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aja monet

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Kris Davis

piano
b.1980

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Antonio Borghini

bass
b.1977

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Pierre Borel

saxophone, alto

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Mats Gustafsson - Alexandre Pierrepont

Fabien Simon - Alexandre Pierrepont

Mats Gustafsson - Francois Tusques

CALLING THE SPIRIT OF DON CHERRY

Christer Both��n - Kansan Zetterberg

Christer Both��n - Kansan Zetterberg - Hamid Drake

Lars-Olof Gustavsson - Mats Gustafsson

Louis Sclavis "VINGT-CINQ HIVERS"

Louis Sclavis - Dominique Pifarely

G��raldine Laurent - Dave Douglas

G��raldine Laurent - Dave Douglas - Louis Sclavis

Dave Douglas - Christophe Lavergne

RESEARCHING HAS NO LIMITS - Fabien Simon

Antonio Borghini - Pierre Borel

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