the day after their jazzambach concert, three like us will spend two hours with musicians from the region. the focus is on the art of accompaniment: how can a pianist lay a musical foundation without getting in the way? how can a bassist lead without pushing? and how can a drummer respond to what is happening in the moment, rather than simply keeping time?

pianist dado moroni has played with ray brown, clark terry, freddie hubbard and ron carter and now teaches at the conservatoire in turin. double bassist rosario bonaccorso can be heard on more than 70 albums for ECM, Blue Note and Verve – including recordings with elvin jones, pat metheny, michael brecker and enrico rava. drummer hamid drake, who grew up in chicago and now lives in italy, is regarded as one of the great drummers in improvised music. he played alongside don cherry for two decades and has also collaborated with peter brötzmann, william parker and david murray.

more than four decades on stage and countless encounters with influential figures in jazz form the wealth of experience the three musicians want to share in this workshop. rosario bonaccorso puts it like this: “we love to share our experiences playing with legends of jazz, for more than 40 years.”

who is it for? everyone. pianists, bassists and drummers are particularly encouraged to attend, but soloists on any instrument are equally welcome. want to bring your instrument and join in? please do. prefer just to listen? you are just as welcome. some playing experience is helpful, but nobody needs to prove anything here.

workshop held in english

https://dadomoronijazz.com

www.rosariobonaccorso.com