Dues saxofonistes, la britànica Hannah Horton i la nord-americana Alexa Tarantino

Música que sona al programa: "Only the wind knows", "Your rite", "Alone", "Whisper" (de l'àlbum "Stories on the wind", 2026) Hannah Horton, saxos; Sam Leak, piano; Rob Statham, baix; Steve Taylor, bateria. "The Roar and the Whisper", "Portrait of a shadow", "This is for Albert" (de l'àlbum "The roar and the whisper", 2025) Alexa Tarantino, saxos; Steven Feifke, piano; Phil Norris, contrabaix; Mark Whitfield Jr, bateria. "Moon song" Cécile McLorin Salvant, veu; Alexa Tarantino, flauta; Steven Feifke, piano; Phil Norris, contrabaix; Mark Whitfield Jr, bateria. "Optimistic voices", "Until" (de l'àlbum "Ghost song", 2022) Cécile McLorin Salvant, veu; Alexa Tarantino, flauta; James Chirillo, Banjo; Keita Ogawa, bateria; Sullivan Fortner, piano.

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