It will be a pre-Easter Friday with great international jazz performers.
Two appointments at the same time will hold counter in the billboard of stellar events scheduled in Cagliari by the Teatro Massimo, as part of the billboard of The Jazz Club Network, and by the Bflat Jazz Festival.
All sold out for the expected concert by Dee Dee Bridgewater, one of the most loved singers in the world and extraordinary guest of the CeDAC / Multidisciplinary Circuit of Live Entertainment in Sardinia, chaired by Antonio Cabiddu, in collaboration with Sardegna Concerti and the artistic direction of Massimo Palmas.
Anyone wishing to try their luck can go to the structure in Via De Magistris hoping for some last-minute defection.
The world famous star, considered among the most extraordinary heirs of the unforgettable female voices in history, will be the protagonist at 9 pm of a highly anticipated concert accompanied by a super band composed of Claudio Filippini at the piano, Mirco Rubegni trumpet, Michele Polga saxophone and for the section rhythmic Rosa Brunello bass and Evita Polidoro on drums.
For jazz fans, again on Friday 15 April, half an hour later, the review organized by the Domina Edizioni Musicali Association, directed by Marco Tullio Coco, will bring Scott Henderson, the legend of the electric guitar, to the stage of the club in Via del Pozzetto. , undisputed star of an unmissable live for which the last seats are still available.
The American virtuoso of the six strings will be accompanied by Romain Labaye on double bass and Archibald Ligonnière on drums.
Scott Henderson is a musician who boasts a prestigious career in the most important international festivals.
It is precisely the live dimension that makes the performances of the Florida musician memorable.
In his artistic baggage there are over 20 albums recorded as leader and hundreds as sideman, but to increase his fame, in every corner of the globe, were above all the thousands of concerts he has held over the decades in over 60 different countries around the world. .
