The roster of performers was equally diverse, made up of top local and national jazz artists as well as a lucky group of amateur musicians who were able to join the "pros" on stage at the frequent open sessions featured by the Club.

For his second solo album at Artalinna/Academy, Marcos Madrigal deals with the versatile world of Sergei Prokofiev: Two sonatas, the well-known Seventh and the rather discreet Fifth, frame the rich anthology of Visions fugitives.

Leticia Moreno presents her new album Piazzolla, a journey through the musical universe of one of the most genuine and fascinating composers of the twentieth century.

Stripping sometimes makes it possible to take stock.

Caterina Valente (born 14 January 1931) is a French multilingual singer, guitarist, dancer, and actress of Italian ethnicity.

Mingus, the album by Joni Mitchell from 1975 is the result of a 45-minute meeting arranged by Mingus's wife between Mitchell, who was drifting towards a style of music jazzier than her previous output and Charles Mingus.

Wolf-Ferrari is famous for his operatic works in which he invented a new idiom by transplanting 18th-century Venetian culture into the 20th century.

"Karajan recorded the Fourth Symphony three times, once in the 1950s with the Philharmonia and twice with the Berlin Philharmonic.

Since Ritchie Blackmore‘s time with Deep Purple, he was party to a string of well-received DP albums that included the highly favored Machine Head, and the best-selling live follow-up, Made In Japan.

THERION have always been a band that have challenged themselves to explore new paths, while remaining true to their musical core values.

Founded by Jeroen Finke and friends in 2015, "La Protezione della Musica" has developed into a recognized ensemble for historically informed performance practice within a very short time.

Iraqi-American trumpeter, saunter player, vocalist and composer Amir ElSaffar leads his Rivers of Sound Orchestra in a performance of his own Not Two. The result is a new approach to transcultural music as the seventeen musicians create a new musical language through combining contrasting musical traditions, contributing to ElSaffar’s reputation for extending the boundaries of both jazz and Middle Eastern music.

The main protagonists of the acoustic club music, legendary Austrian Jam-band Café Drechsler is back with the new record "And Now… Boogie!". The group was formed in December 2001, have won Austrian Amadeus Music Award in 2005, and after more than 10 years of hiantus, have reunited and return with their third studio album.

Internationally acclaimed pianist and composer Andrew McCormack consistently challenges himself to explore new and very different musical styles as an artist. Whether appearing with Kyle Eastwood or Jamie Cullum, with a symphony orchestra or as a solo pianist, at outdoor festivals or an intimate club, you can always expect the highest level of performance. With "Graviton" he has assembled an A-List of the most sought-after musicians in the modern jazz world, all of whom bring something special to the mix. Their music may be best described as a mix of Steve Reich and Tigran Hamasyan, without boundaries.

Bad Benson is a 1974 studio album by American guitarist George Benson, released on CTI Records. Recorded at Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey.