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4-15 Novembre 2016 UN PROGETTO IN COLLABORAZIONE CON 1 FESTIVAL 320 ARTISTI 80 CONCERTI 25 EVENTI 1 CITTÀ 4-15 NOVEMBRE 2016 INFO BIGLIETTERIA SOCIAL www.jazzmi.it facebook: JAZZMIMILANO INFORMAZIONI [email protected] spotify: JAZZMI infoline 345 5170594 instagram: JAZZMIMILANO dalle 14 alle 18 dal lunedì al venerdi #myjazzmi2016 dalle 10 alle 20 nei giorni del festival INDIRIZZI TEATRO DELL’ARTE CONSERVATORIO DI MILANO BASE MILANO viale Alemagna 6 via Conservatorio 12 via Bergognone 34 T 02 72434258 TEATRO NAZIONALE SALUMERIA DELLA MUSICA BLUE NOTE MILANO via Giordano Rota 1 via Pasinetti 2 via Borsieri 37 T 02 69016888 SANTERIA SOCIAL CLUB ANGURERIA CHIARAVALLE viale Toscana 31 via San Bernardo 17 TEATRO DAL VERME via S. Giovanni sul Muro 2 CIRCOLO MAGNOLIA TEATRO MANZONI via Circ. Idroscalo 41, Segrate via Manzoni 42 CREDITI UN PROGETTO UFFICIO STAMPA IN COLLABORAZIONE CON Teatro dell’Arte Sara Mehrjoei L’Assessorato alla Cultura Ponderosa Music & Art Fabio Vergani del Comune di Milano IN COLLABORAZIONE CON Alessia Bianchi La Direzione e lo staff del Teatro dell’Arte Blue Note Milano (Casta Diva Group) e Triennale Milano DIREZIONE ARTISTICA Parole e Dintorni Lo staff di Blue Note Milano (Blue Note Milano) e Casta Diva Group Luciano Linzi Titti Santini SOCIAL & WEB Enrico Intra, Maurizio Franco, Stefano Fileti Sarah Volpi - Associazione Culturale RELAZIONI ESTERNE E PROGETTI ARTISTICI Musica Oggi e Civici Corsi di Jazz Monica Vanini PARTNER & SUPPORTER Lo staff della Civica Scuola di Musica DIREZIONE ORGANIZZATIVA Monica Vanini e Lorenzo Carni Claudio Abbado (Ponderosa Music & Art) Lorenzo Carni Lo staff del Touring Club Italiano Fulvio Rossi e Maurizio Gallo e i volontari di Aperti per Voi BOOKING (Casta Diva Group) Giuseppe Ponti Paolo Caiani DIREZIONE ARTISTICA BLUE NOTE GRAZIE Nick The Nightfly A tutti i partner coinvolti nella rete di PRODUZIONE questa prima edizione di JAZZMI. Aronne Galimberti PRODUZIONE BLUE NOTE Allo staff dell’Assessorato alla Cultura Luca Di Cataldo Daniele Genovese ed in particolare a Filippo Del Corno, Alice Monfredi Zoran Matejevic Silvia Tarassi, Andrea Minetto, Marina Silvia Bovio Fabio Mittino Messina, Francesca Calabretta, Elena Samya Kadri Chiara Tramarin Giorgi. A Paolo Franchini. Stefania Nepi A Triennale Milano, al CdA del Teatro Renato Di Sieno ILLUSTRAZIONE dell’Arte, a Andrea Cancellato e Violante Marco Castellani John Lurie Spinelli. www.johnlurieart.com TICKETING Alessandro Salerno PROGETTO GRAFICO Ottodesign JAZZMI 2016 IL JAZZ A MILANO Un festival che rappresenti al meglio l’universo musicale del Jazz: la sua Nel 1965 Gianni Vernuccio realizza un film tratto dal più “milanese” dei libri di Dino Buzzati, il romanzo storia, la sua attualità, il suo futuro, le musiche con cui dialoga. Un festival Un amore, pubblicato pochi anni prima, e affida la colonna sonora a Giorgio Gaslini: il contrappunto che tenga presente ricordi, racconti la Storia di questa musica nella Città di immediato che mette in dialogo il paesaggio urbano di Milano e il ritmo del jazz gasliniano realizza Milano. Un evento aperto al nuovo, alle contaminazioni, alle declinazioni più una sintonia quasi alchemica tra identità che si sovrappongono, senza alcun effettismo descrittivo. recenti del Jazz: dai rapporti con l’elettronica al ritorno popolare dello swing. La colonna sonora della Milano del dopoguerra è infatti proprio la musica jazz, anche grazie alla rela- Un cast che includa grandi nomi internazionali ma che faccia scoprire le zione di grande interesse e attenzione che molti musicisti di formazione classica fortemente presenti promesse, le possibili star del domani. Un festival che metta in rilievo l’im- nella vita artistica della città, come ad esempio Maderna, intessono con un linguaggio in costante e portantissima scena Jazz milanese e italiana. turbolenta trasformazione. Un programma ricco che propone momenti di approfondimento, di divulga- La musica jazz abita in realtà la nostra città fin dalla sua prima leggendaria comparsa agli inizi del zione, di didattica per tutte le età, incontri pubblici con musicisti, produttori, secolo scorso al Teatro Eden in Foro Bonaparte, e con andamento inevitabilmente carsico, dovuto mostre e proiezioni di film, documentari in tema. anche a fattori storici contingenti, ha caratterizzato fortemente lo sviluppo della cultura musicale mi- JAZZMI contamina la struttura tradizionale di un festival jazz - grandi artisti lanese. La vocazione internazionale della città ha sempre infatti favorito il legame con un linguaggio italiani e internazionali in grandi teatri - al format di un festival diffuso con musicale sviluppatosi prevalentemente in culture straniere, e i tanti “passaggi” dei grandi nomi del eventi di diverso genere rivolti a tutti, appassionati e non. jazz a Milano hanno seminato stimoli e suggestioni che hanno germinato poi le più importanti figure Un festival che per fare tutto questo utilizzi al meglio e dia grande visibilità del jazz italiano, non solo dal punto di vista compositivo ed esecutivo, ma anche da quello dello studio, a tutte le realtà cittadine che a Milano si occupano di Jazz tutto l’anno: dalle della ricerca, della formazione. scuole alle associazioni, dalle rassegne ai club, grandi e piccoli, noti e meno Bisogna riconoscere come la crescita di importantissimi centri di diffusione della cultura del jazz nel noti. Una grande rete di collaborazioni e di forti sinergie per dodici giorni nostro Paese in altre città e regioni sviluppatasi a partire dagli anni ‘70 abbia forse progressivamente non stop di festa del jazz milanese. affievolito la capacità stessa di Milano di valorizzare e riconoscere pienamente l’importanza della musica jazz, pur continuando la nostra città ad essere il luogo di vita e di lavoro di importantissimi jazzisti; ora è giunto il momento di invertire questa tendenza e rimettere al centro dello sviluppo della cultura musicale milanese la musica jazz e i suoi protagonisti. Questa azione deve necessariamente Direzione Artistica passare dall’emersione positiva della massa critica di associazioni, locali, centri di ricerca e formazio- Luciano Linzi e Titti Santini ne votati al jazz in una dimensione di “network”, come quello proposto dal Comune di Milano con la piattaforma sperimentale Jazz&Milano, che ha sviluppato una prima forma di alleanza tra soggetti diversi per la diffusione della musica jazz in città; al tempo stesso è cruciale che vi sia un’iniziativa di fortissima presenza e visibilità come quella che potrà garantire JAZZMI, con il suo cartellone di oltre 80 concerti in 12 giorni, protagonisti alcuni tra i nomi più significativi del jazz internazionale, e moltissime altre iniziative diffuse in tutta la città tra scuole, librerie, club, locali, spazi espositivi e luoghi all’aperto. La musica jazz potrà così tornare a fondere alchemicamente il suo orizzonte di instabile e affascinante metamorfosi con quello di una città come Milano, in perenne e imprevedibile cambiamento. Filippo Del Corno Assessore alla Cultura Comune di Milano 2 3 COS’È JAZZMI? JAZZMI è musica e non solo. Il programma del festival è strutturato secondo diversi percorsi con oltre cento eventi che in dodici giorni JAZZMIBOOK coinvolgeranno tutta la città. Concerti e incontri in libreria: parole, musica e appassionanti racconti jazz. JAZZMIARTIST JAZZMIMOVIE Grandi artisti internazionali e italiani Una rassegna cinematografica sui principali palchi della città. presenta le grandi storie del jazz. JAZZMIFREE JAZZMISTORIES Concerti gratuiti di musica jazz in spazi inconsueti: Approfondimenti, presentazioni musei, cripte, mercati, biblioteche... e interviste con gli artisti del festival. JAZZMIART JAZZMINIGHTS Percorsi jazz alla mostra su Jean-Michel Basquiat Il jazz a Milano trova casa in tanti spazi, piccoli e grandi, e allestimenti fotografici che raccontano il rapporto che ogni giorno programmano concerti portando in fra Milano e il jazz. scena il meglio del jazz milanese e non solo. 4 5 #jazzmidaybyday EVENTI JAZZMI A PAGAMENTO da p. 8 | EVENTI JAZZMIFREE da p. 24 | EVENTI OSPITI CON DIFFERENTI MODALITÀ D’ACCESSO p. 26 EVENTI JAZZMI A PAGAMENTO da p. 8 | EVENTI JAZZMIFREE da p. 24 | EVENTI OSPITI CON DIFFERENTI MODALITÀ D’ACCESSO p. 26 #jazzmidaybyday VENERDÌ SABATO DOMENICA LUNEDÌ MARTEDÌ MERCOLEDÌ GIOVEDÌ VENERDÌ SABATO DOMENICA LUNEDÌ MARTEDÌ 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 ore 18 ore 10.30 ore 11 ore 16 ore 18.30 ore 18.30 ore 18.30 ore 18.30 ore 10.30 ore 11 ore 16 ore 19 ARTO LINDSAY JAZZMI STORIES ECLECTIC JAZZ JAZZMI MOVIE JAZZMI STORIES JAZZMI STORIES JAZZMI STORIES G.P.S. TRIO JAZZMI STORIES MEET THE ARTIST JAZZMI MOVIE INNER SOUNDS. & BASQUIAT IL JAZZ DALLE DUO ASCENSORE PER DAL SECONDO IL JAZZ IN EUROPA IL JAZZ IN ITALIA MANOUCHE IL JAZZ A MILANO PAOLO FRESU CHET BAKER. NELL’ORBITA MUDEC - Museo ORIGINI AGLI ANNI Cripta S. Giovanni IL PATIBOLO DOPOGUERRA Teatro dell’Arte Teatro dell’Arte Biblioteca Niguarda Teatro dell’Arte & URI CAINE LET’S GET LOST DEL JAZZ E DELLA delle Culture in Conca versione restaurata Teatro dell’Arte Cinema Palestrina QUARANTA AL JAZZ ROCK ore 19 ore 19 ore 18.30 ore 11 MUSICA LIBERA Teatro dell’Arte Cinema Palestrina ore 19 ore 11 Teatro dell’Arte GIUSEPPE BLANCO THE DYNAMIC TRIO MEET THE ARTIST UBIK TRIO ore 11 ore 17.30 Punto Touring ore 11 Villa Litta Modigliani HIGH LIGHTS FEDERICO DE ZOTTIS ore 18.30 ore 19 AVI LEBOVICH LUCA TAGLIABUE ore 21 TRIO BY MARCO DE GILLES PETERSON ore 11 QUARTET DUOMÒ QUARTET JAZZMI BOOK JAZZMI BOOK Hotel Hilton GENNARO Teatro dell’Arte & THE ORCHESTRA & DAVIDE SARDI DUO GREGORY PORTER Belvedere Antiquarium Museo del Novecento CHARLES MINGUS. MUDEC – Museo MU-JO TRIO FEAT. Museo del Novecento Teatro Nazionale Enzo Jannacci Alda Levi e Parco IMPROVVISO ore 19 ore 18.30 Biblioteca Lorenteggio OMER KLEIN Anfiteatro Romano PEGGIO DI UN delle Culture Teatro Manzoni di Palazzo Pirelli ore 12 SINGOLARE. JAZZMI BOOK JAZZMI BOOK ore 12 ore 18.30 ore 21 - 23 ore 12 GIANNI CAZZOLA BASTARDO UN SECOLO DI JAZZ ore 19 ore 11 JAZZMI MOVIE ore 21 Punto Touring JONI MITCHELL.
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