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European Jazz Conference 2019 in Novara

By Luciano Rossetti
September 26, 2019
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Photos of the European Jazz Conference 2019 held in Novara, Italy, from September 11th to 15th. The Italian Showcase Festival and Fringe Program featured performances by the Franco D'Andrea's Octet, Gianluca Petrella Cosmic Renaissance, Filippo Vignato, Eloisa Manera, Roberto Ottaviano, Dan Kinzelman and Hobby Horse, Rosa Brunello, Camilla Battaglia, Piero Bittolo Bon's Bread & Fox, Ludovica Manzo and Alessandra Bossa's O-Janà, Mirko Signorile, Raffaele Casarano, Francesco Chiapperini, Marco Colonna, XY Quartet, and Enzo Favata's Crossing Quartet.

For an account of the concerts, read our review.

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European Jazz Conference

Eloisa Manera

Francesco Ponticelli - Mirko Signorile

Filippo Vignato - Paola Balbi

Filippo Vignato

Paola Balbi

Enrico Morello

Mirko Signorile Trio

Corrado Beldì - Raffaele Casarano

Ludovica Manzo

Ludovica Manzo - Alessandra Bossa

Francesco Chiapperini

Raffaele Casarano

Stefano Grasso

Alessandra Bossa

Francesco Chiapperini Trio

Dan Kinzelman

Piero Bittolo Bon

Piero Bittolo Bon Bread & Fox

Filippo Vignato

Hobby Horse

Franco D'Andrea Octet

Franco D'Andrea

Mauro Ottolini - Zeno De Rossi - Enrico Terragnoli

Mauro Ottolini, Franco D'Andrea

Gianluca Petrella

Simone Graziano - Corrado Beldì

Gianluca Petrella

Franco D'Andrea - Daniele D'Agaro

Teatro Coccia

Gianluca Petrella - Mirco Rubegni

Gianluca Petrella

Simone Padovani

Gianluca Petrella - Mirco Rubegni

Roberto Ottaviano Quintet

Alexander Hawkins - Giorgio Vendola

Alexander Hawkins

Alexander Hawkins - Roberto Ottaviano

Marco Colonna

Dan Kinzelman - Marco Colonna

Marco Colonna - Pasquale Innarella

Rosa Brunello

Filippo Vignato Quartet

Emanuele Maniscalco

Andrea Grossi - Alexander Hawkins

Camilla Battaglia

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