The hot Barbagia August is closing on a wave of jazz, with training, meetings and live programming: after a weekend packed with events, the second week of the thirty-eighth edition of Nuoro Jazz now begins, with the continuation of the Seminars curated by the city's Music Institute at the Civic School in Via Tolmino – to which, from yesterday to Wednesday , the international masterclass by Canadian saxophonist and composer Seamus Blake was added – and with new concerts coming up, after the live performances on Monday with Frenchman Noé Clerc and Mariano Tedde 's quartet .
Today is a busy evening, with the Multiform Trio opening the dances at the Man Museum at 6:30 pm : led by Silvia Corda (piano and toy piano) – alongside whom Adriano Orrù (double bass) and Roberto Migoni (drums and percussion) perform – the Cagliari-based group looks at sounds of multiple forms, developed through unpublished compositions, free improvisation and personal reinterpretations of great authors of the past, such as Ornette Coleman, and new voices such as Steve Lacy.
At 9 pm, the international sextet Mosaïc returns to the Satta Library Garden , bringing back Noé Clerc to the stage along with his compatriot Adèle Viret (cello), Bulgarian Georgi Dobrev (kaval), Portuguese musicians Zé Almeida (double bass) and Diogo Alexandre (drums), and Tunisian Hamdi Jammoussi (percussion). Born within the context of the Medinea project (Mediterranean Incubator of Emerging Artists), the ensemble focuses on intercultural dialogue, moving . Their studio debut, " ," was released in 2026 on the Belgian label and will be presented in Nuoro.
