Laplace e la controrivoluzione - WM1 & Funambolique

from Radio Giap Rebelde - l'audioteca di Wu Ming - Archivio 2011 - 2016 · host Wu Ming 1, Funambolique

Dal reading/concerto da L'Armata dei Sonnambuli registrato a Trieste il 22 agosto 2014, sulla pubblica via di fronte alla libreria In Der Tat. Improvvisazione pura con un organico bizzarro: WM1 alla voce, Sebastiano Crepaldi al flauto (più altri strumenti a fiato e vari oggetti) e Luca De Micheli al basso e looper. Crepaldi e Demicheli sono 2/4 dei Funambolique, band di theatre jazz con cui WM1 collabora da diversi anni (si vedano Arzèstula, Codroipo! Live 2012 ed Emilio Comici Blues).

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