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Umbria Jazz 2018: Part 2-2

By Andrea Rotili
August 13, 2018
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Photos from 2018 Umbria Jazz Festival spanning concerts from July 13 to 19. This collection includes photos of

Pat Metheny

guitar
b.1954

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Quincy Jones

arranger
1933 - 2024

" data-original-title="" title="">Quincy Jones,

Gianluca Petrella

trombone
b.1975

" data-original-title="" title="">Gianluca Petrella,

Take 6

vocals

" data-original-title="" title="">Take 6, Pasquale Mirra,

Kyle Eastwood

bass
b.1968

" data-original-title="" title="">Kyle Eastwood,

Nathan East

bass

" data-original-title="" title="">Nathan East and others. View photos from Part 1 of our Umbria In Pictures coverage. View Slideshow

STREET JAZZ / UMBRIA JAZZ 2018

Quincy Jones 85th Birthday Celebration

STREET JAZZ / UMBRIA JAZZ 2018

Quincy Jones 85th Birthday Celebration

STREET JAZZ / UMBRIA JAZZ 2018

CARLO PAGNOTTA, UMBRIA JAZZ 2018

STREET JAZZ / UMBRIA JAZZ 2018

GIANLUCA PETRELLA & PASQUALE MIRRA

STREET JAZZ / UMBRIA JAZZ 2018

GIANLUCA PETRELLA & PASQUALE MIRRA

STREET JAZZ / UMBRIA JAZZ 2018

Quincy Jones 85th Birthday Celebration

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Pat Metheny

Grand National Theater Of Peru
San Borja, Peru

Sep 18 Thu

Pat Metheny

Teatro Colsubsidio
Bogot��, Colombia

Sep 20 Sat

Pat Metheny

Teatro Diana
Guadalajara, Mexico

Sep 22 Mon

Pat Metheny

Sala Nezahualcoyotl
Ciudad de M��xico, Mexico

Oct 1 Wed

Pat Metheny

The Kate
Old Saybrook, CT

Oct 2 Thu

Pat Metheny

The Kate
Old Saybrook, CT

Oct 3 Fri

The Park Theatre

The Historic Park Theatre & Event Center
Cranston, RI

Oct 4 Sat

Pat Metheny

Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center
Great Barrington, MA

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