Friday 23 October, 21:00

JazzContreBand: Fresu / Linx / Beytelmann — Trama Latina

Trumpeter Paolo Fresu, vocalist David Linx and pianist Gustavo Beytelmann reunite in Trama Latina, a musical dialogue that blends jazz and Latin traditions. Drawing on their personal journeys — Argentina, Belgium shaped by American influences, Sardinia — the trio weaves a narrative of memory, travel and cultural exchange. Their delicate interplay, warm trumpet timbres and intimate piano textures are framed by subtle arrangements and lyrical improvisation. Presented in collaboration with JazzContreBand and co-presented by AGMJ and Chorus, this project accompanies the new album “Trama Latina.”

passage Marie-Claude-Leburgue 2,
Switzerland
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Photo Credit: NC

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