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© dr 27 Julho sexta, 21:30 — Anfiteatro ao Ar Livre Stone Improv Night John Zorn Saxofone alto Thurston Moore Guitarra elétrica com Mary Halvorson Guitarra elétrica Matt Hollenberg Guitarra elétrica Drew Gress Contrabaixo Greg Cohen Contrabaixo Tomas Fujiwara Bateria O reencontro em Lisboa de John Zorn com Thurston Moore, o ex-Sonic Youth que atualmente lidera a banda Chelsea Light Moving, vem na sequência de uma série de colaborações nos palcos e de um álbum fundamental na história dos cruzamentos entre jazz e rock: “@”, de 2013. A circunstância desta reunião de gigantes se verificar no contexto de uma Stone Improv Night segue o mesmo princípio que originou a formação de um trio de Zorn com o já desaparecido Lou Reed e com Laurie Anderson e de um sexteto em que ao saxofonista se juntaram outras figuras de primeiro plano como Dave Douglas, Mike Patton e Bill Laswell: criar situações musicais únicas sob o signo da improvisação para aquele que é um emblemático espaço de concertos, o nova-iorquino The Stone, que conta com a direção artística de John Zorn e a curadoria rotativa de vários músicos. Hoje sediado no Glass Box Theater da New School, com melhores condições do que as oferecidas pelas instalações que ocupava na esquina da Avenue C com a 2nd Street, o The Stone continua com a mesma filosofia de funcionamento desde que foi fundado por John Zorn em 2005: não tem fins lucrativos e a porta reverte integralmente para os músicos que atuam nas suas residências artísticas. Se a mais recente Stone Improv Night ocorreu em Junho passado na New School com nomes emergentes da cena de Nova Iorque, havia que aproveitar o facto de estarem presentes nesta John Zorn Special Edition muitos dos mais ilustres representantes da mesma, como Mary Halvorson, Matt Hollenberg, Drew Gress, Greg Cohen e Tomas Fujiwara, que vão ao encontro de um figurino bem definido: buscar novos caminhos na hibridização do jazz com o rock, em resposta ao interesse que John Zorn vem manifestando pelo metal e pelo punk e que Thurston Moore tem pelo free jazz. rui eduardo paes parceiros rádio oficial GULBENKIAN.PT.

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