Aaron Parks brings a new trio to Casa da Música, bringing together two of the most distinctive voices on the European scene: the Danish double bassist Anders Christensen, a musician renowned for his work with Paul Motian and for his lyrical and deeply thoughtful approach to the instrument; and the Portuguese drummer André Sousa Machado, whose musical rapport with the pianist developed in Lisbon.

Rooted in his signature blend of soul, jazz and hip-hop, enriched by West African rhythmic influences, Myles Sanko’s new album, *I See My Light*, combines sonic sophistication, emotional depth and lyrical sincerity.

In addition to being one of the greatest jazz guitarists of his generation, Mike Stern possesses the unique ability to play with the elegance and lyricism of Jim Hall, the pulsating swing of Wes Montgomery, and the turbulent, distorted attack of Jimi Hendrix – guitar gods whom he revered.

Vincent Peirani is one of Europe’s most innovative accordionists. A composer and improviser, the French musician blends jazz, classical, contemporary, and rock music into a creative and unique style.

The new European electronic music scene has in Christian Löffler one of its most unique figures. In this concert, in an ensemble format, Löffler presents his latest work, Until We Meet Again, which privileges piano, strings, and a more minimalist, intimate, and poetic approach.

One of the most talented and influential guitarists in the history of jazz – a genre whose horizons he expanded over a career spanning more than four decades – Al Di Meola is returning to Porto to give us a very special concert.

One of the most talented and influential guitarists in the history of jazz – a genre whose horizons he expanded over a career spanning more than four decades – Al Di Meola is returning to Porto to give us a very special concert.