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FUENSANTA MENDEZ/ALISTAIR PAYNE/JOSÉ SOARES
Three voices and one guest piece of furniture. The trio was born from deep empathy and the
shared values of vulnerability, melody and aesthetics in improvisation: this turned an
unusual instrumentation (trumpet, alto saxophone, voice and bass) into something
inevitable.

Fuensanta Mendez – double bass/voice | Alistair Payne – trumpet | José Soares – alto saxophone
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LAURA MENTINK
Laura Mentink is an actress and maker. She graduated from the Arnhem Theater School in 2007. She plays amongst others at NT Gent, Hotel Modern, Bonheur, ‘t Barre Land and Maatschappij Discordia. She performs regularly at the multidisciplinary culinary evenings ‘Ditdit-dada-ditdit’ in de Ruimte, co-organised by SITP.

MOLA SYLLA/OSCAR JAN HOOGLAND/FRANK ROSALY
A Dakar griot singer – An Amsterdam improviser – A Chicago jazz drummer. That’s the triangle of authenticity that shapes the uncompromised music of Sylla | Hoogland | Rosaly.

Mola Sylla – voice, m’bira, xalam, percussion | Oscar Jan Hoogland – electric clavichord | Frank Rosaly – drums, percussion
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JULIE KURRIS
The performances of Belgian actress and maker Julie Kurris are an attempt to grasp what cannot be uncovered. Join her imagination world that can take all paths, musically, physically, verbally, visually. She has a hand in the house everywhere.

MARY OLIVER
Mary Oliver explores virtuosity in both scored and improvised music. Based in Amsterdam, Oliver is a key member of the improvising community, locally and internationally. She has performed with musicians a.o. Han Bennink, Erik Bosgraaf, Mark Dresser, Tristan Honsinger and many more. Mary Oliver is a member of the Instant Composers Pool (ICP) Orchestra.

Mary Oliver – violin, viola

SANEM KALFA/MARTA WARELIS
Two of the most imaginative and expressive musicians of the Amsterdam improvised music scene join forces specially for the SITP Festival.

Sanem Kalfa – voice | Marta Warelis – piano

GIUSEPPE DORONZO SOLO
“One of the most exciting fresh voices in the Dutch jazz and impro scene” (Misha Andriessen, Trouw/Jazz&MO). As a lover of unexplored space , border crossing sounds, Giuseppe focuses his research on the baritone saxophone, aiming to explore a vocabulary that goes through his background in contemporary classical music, jazz improvisation and his interest for non-western music.

Giuseppe Doronzo – baritone saxophone, percussion
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LEO SVIRSKY SOLO
Leo Svirsky (b. 1988, USA) is a Russian-American pianist and composer currently based in the Hague, Netherlands. His music explores the instability of listening and the disorientation of memory and affect while remaining grounded in history and symbol, song and story. His latest solo records ‘River without banks’ is a masterpiece.

Leo Svirsky – piano
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ERNST GLERUM/JOHN DIKEMAN
During the first ditdit-dada-ditdit in 2017 (a monthly multidisciplinary and culinary event in de Ruimte, co-organized by SITP), Ernst Glerum and John Dikeman were asked to play Spirituals, based on an Albert Ayler album. The concert was full of fire, enthusiasm and zeal. Later on they played also in the Bimhuis and the Zomer Jazz Fietstour.

Ernst Glerum – piano | John Dikeman – tenor saxophone
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RITUAL HABITUAL
Alternating energies and sophisticated minimalism, composition and improvisation, the three musicians play under free jazz contrasts, constantly blurring the limits between structure and deconstruction.

Riccardo Marogna – tenor sax | bass clarinet & electronics | Gonçalo Almeida – double bass | Philipp Ernsting – drums
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WOLTER WIERBOS
It is hard to think about the trombone in improvised music without thinking about Wolter Wierbos. Wolter plays with such passion and intuition that one can sometimes forget how mind blowing his abilities on the instrument really are. His solo performances are, without an exception, amazing.

Wolter Wierbos – trombone
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BACCHANALIA
The band Bacchanalia, led by the Uruguyan bass player Miguel Petruccelli, makes concert halls, pubs, venues and stages sweat and explode with their addictive concoction. The enchanting Spanish-African rhythms and the raw explosive sounds of saxophone, guitar and percussion heat up the band sound, as if it is a fiery fire-spitting monster.
Expect a special formation for tonight, with also extra musicians added during the concert.

John Dikeman – tenor saxophone | Nico Chientaroli – keys | Miguel Petruccelli – bass guitar | Onno Govaert – drums| + Jeroen Kimman – guitar
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DJ SUPERINCA
Allround highly creative artist Ibelisse Guardia Ferraguti spins her favourite latin-american records. Fasten your seat belts…