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Robinson de Montmollin - Arugula - Jazz Thing Next Generation, Vol. 103 - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

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His compositions are ambitious, idiosyncratic and imaginative. Nevertheless, the purely physical component of making music is an essential factor for Jonathan Salvi. InchWhen I play the vibraphone, I dance!Inch This is also conveyed when you experience him live, as people tell him time and again. The impression of dancing is reinforced by the fact that the Swiss musician always plays with four mallets. His excellent technique goes hand in hand with improvisational brilliance

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    Jazz
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    His compositions are ambitious, idiosyncratic and imaginative. Nevertheless, the purely physical component of making music is an essential factor for Jonathan Salvi. InchWhen I play the vibraphone, I dance!Inch This is also conveyed when you experience him live, as people tell him time and again. The impression of dancing is reinforced by the fact that the Swiss musician always plays with four mallets. His excellent technique goes hand in hand with improvisational brilliance
    Artist
    Robinson de Montmollin
    Title
    Arugula - Jazz Thing Next Generation, Vol. 103
    Format
    CD
    Label
    Double Moon
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