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Out today! Luís Cunha "Faro Oeste"

9/18/2021

Trumpeter Luís Cunha's debut album as a leader features Nuno Costa (guitar), Óscar Graça (piano), André Rosinha (double bass) and André Sousa Machado (drums). Seven original compositions of contemporary jazz.

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Available on CD soon.

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Out today! João Mortágua "Math Trio"

9/17/2021

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Mortágua's debut on Roda Music as a leader is a powerful album of intense musicality. Featuring Diogo Dinis on double bass and Pedro Vasconcelos on drums.

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Available on CD soon.

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Festival Roda Music: 16-19 Sept 2021 in Coimbra

8/29/2021

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For more info,
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Tickets available soon!

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Festival Roda Music: 16-19 Sept 2021 in Coimbra

8/17/2021

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Festival Roda Music
16-19 Sept / Coimbra, Portugal

Feat. Pedro Moreira, João Mortágua, Pedro Branco, Rodrigo Pires de Lima, André Cardoso, Mário Franco, Rita Maria, João Sousa, João Hasselberg, Pedro Vasconcelos and others.

Tickets available soon!
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Out now: new album by João Mortágua + Luís Figueiredo: Kintsugi

3/26/2021

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Kintsugi is broken art – music made from shreds. It is exploration and search. It finds meaning in the unforeseeable and welcomes the flaws of human creativity. Kintsugi finds beauty in broken things.

João Mortágua: saxophones, flutes, percussion, electronics, other instruments.
Luís Figueiredo: piano, keyboards, flutes, percussion, electronics, other instruments.

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26th March: new album by João Mortágua + Luís Figueiredo "Kintsugi"

3/15/2021

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Out now: new album by Luís Figueiredo

2/12/2021

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The first ever solo recording by Luís Figueiredo. Six fully improvised solo piano pieces, captured in two sessions in August and September 2020. An exercise in lyricism and the search for musical meaning.

À Deriva is the most eloquent and bold statement of Figueiredo's maturity, a clear evidence, if need be, of his inescapable relevance in the national jazz music of our time.

António Branco, jazz.pt

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