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Jazz In Europe Magazine – Spring 2020
The Spring 2020 edition of Jazz In Europe delves into a diverse range of topics across the jazz spectrum. Highlights include an interview with vocalist Cyrille Aimée, exploring her multicultural background and unique approach to music, alongside a discussion of her experiences connecting jazz with Broadway through the works of Stephen Sondheim. The issue also features a detailed exploration of the impact and legacy of Miles Davis’ landmark album *Bitches Brew*, including an interview with bassist Dave Holland reflecting on his time playing with Davis and the ongoing relevance of that pivotal record. Additional artist interviews include Ray Gelato’s classic jazz and swing stylings and a profile of Jason Miles, touching upon his extensive career blending jazz with contemporary production.
The magazine incorporates historical and cultural insights, such as the celebration of 101 Czech jazz musicians in a commemorative photograph tracing the resilience of jazz culture under political adversity. Other features include a focus on the revitalization of vinyl through the work of Dutch record dealer Sem van Gelder, alongside label and album reviews, and thoughtful articles on the evolving relationship between jazz traditions and modern industry practices. Photography and visual art receive attention as well, with contributions from respected jazz photographers capturing moments of creative expression.
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