Famoudou Don Moye »Odyssey & Legacy« Trio

Date & Time

Sun, Mar 17, 2024, 18:00

Venue

When »Famoudou« Don Moye sits at the drums, jazz drumming and African-inspired percussion merge to create fascinating music. Born in 1946, the drummer himself named his large collection of percussion instruments from all over the world »Sun Percussion«. He achieved fame with them from 1970 in the legendary experimental jazz collective Art Ensemble of Chicago, where he still plays with extreme virtuosity and in all timbres. The trio with two younger but no less talented jazz musicians presents songs by... Read full text

Keywords: Jazz & World

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Musicians

Christophe Leloil	Trumpet, Flügelhorn
Simon Sieger	Piano, Organ, Trombone, Tuba
Famoudou Don Moye	Drums, Gongs, Bongos, Congas, Percussion

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