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Camila Nebbia invites John Edwards
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Camila Nebbia – saxophone
John Edwards – bass
„I love the idea of sharing, of always being in a process of expansion
and learning from each other“, says saxophonist (and poet) Camila Nebbia
from Buenos Aires, who likes to evoke the chaos of her hometown in
music. „I love collaborating because you learn a lot from each other,
from the collaborator, and also from yourself because something new
always appears when the stimulus is different. The biggest challenge is
to find a meeting point or a way to make both worlds live together.“ She
follows this concept by inviting the London-born double bass player
John Edwards, known for his work with Peter Brötzmann, Evan Parker, or
Sunny Murray, „a true virtuoso whose staggering range of techniques and
boundless musical imagination have redefined the possibility of the
double bass and dramatically expanded its role“, according to Soundohm.
Camila Nebbia – saxophone
John Edwards – bass
„I love the idea of sharing, of always being in a process of expansion
and learning from each other“, says saxophonist (and poet) Camila Nebbia
from Buenos Aires, who likes to evoke the chaos of her hometown in
music. „I love collaborating because you learn a lot from each other,
from the collaborator, and also from yourself because something new
always appears when the stimulus is different. The biggest challenge is
to find a meeting point or a way to make both worlds live together.“ She
follows this concept by inviting the London-born double bass player
John Edwards, known for his work with Peter Brötzmann, Evan Parker, or
Sunny Murray, „a true virtuoso whose staggering range of techniques and
boundless musical imagination have redefined the possibility of the
double bass and dramatically expanded its role“, according to Soundohm.
