MUSICAM - Charles Gayle Trio, Abrantes

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Charles Gayle
Charles Gayle, Photo By Matt Brown

It’s impossible to predict what will happen this Friday night, in Abrantes. Charles Gayle (Piano and sax?), Larry Roland (bass) and Michael Wimberly (drums) will be there playing loud, maybe noisy, fast and probably Jazzy.

Free. Free Jazz, in a tradition with more than 4 decades. The same aesthetic practiced by Albert Ayler, John Coltrane, Ornette Coleman, Cecil Taylor, Sun Ra, among many others. The same flow that will drive a power trio to play music has it happens. Instantaneous, intense and spontaneous. One word, again: free.


Abrantes, Teatro S. Pedro, 21h30, Friday, October 22.


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