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Richard Bona & Alfredo Rodríguez Duo

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Mon, Nov 4, 2024, 18:30
Richard Bona and Alfredo Rodríguez, two giants of the jazz world, will perform at the Konzerthaus in cooperation with the Zig Zag Jazzclub. Bona, from Cameroon, is a leading e-bassist and Grammy winner. Rodríguez, trained in Havana's conservatories, draws from Afro-Cuban, jazz, and classical traditions. Brought together by Quincy Jones, their diverse backgrounds merge into a unique melodic sound.

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Keywords: Jazz & World

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Richard BonaE-Bass
Alfredo RodríguezPiano

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