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Torino Jazz Festival 2023

By Antonio Baiano
May 7, 2023
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A collection of photos from the Torino Jazz Festival in Torino from April 22, 2023 to April 30, 2023 featuring

Peppe Servillo

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Eve Risser

piano
b.1982

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Kenny Barron

piano
b.1943

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Hamid Drake

drums
b.1955

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Paal Nilssen-Love

drums
b.1974

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Shabaka Hutchings

woodwinds

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Jan Bang

live sampling
b.1968

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Emanuele Cisi

saxophone, tenor

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Dado Moroni

piano
b.1962

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Craig Taborn

piano
b.1970

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Steve Coleman

saxophone, alto
b.1956

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Louis Sclavis

woodwinds
b.1953

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Stefano Bollani

piano
b.1972

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Peppe Servillo & TJF All Stars

Louis Sclavis - Federica MIchisanti Trio

Svendsen, Johansson, Venter, Emmeluth

Gianpaolo Petrini Big Band - Hommage to Buddy Rich

Eve Risser Red Desert Orchestra "Eurythmia"

Eve Risser Red Desert Orchestra

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