Gabriele Mitelli cornet, soprano sax , voice, percussion

John Edwards double bass

Mark Sanders drums

Camila Nebbia tenor sax

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This is the meeting between Three Tsuru Origami, a European group composed of Gabriele Mitelli,
John Edwards and Mark Sanders, and Argentine saxophonist Camila Nebbia.
Gabriele Mitelli's trio has a clear mission statement: to distance itself from cliché, and to take the path less traveled. The music is a journey to the heart of improvisation, where jazz is once again a gamble - an edgy practice where risk-taking is central to progress. Mitelli’s bandmates are two great English musicians, for whom noise and revolt are a way of life: bassist John Edwards, and drummer Mark Sanders. All three are tireless experimenters, who have played in various combinations alongside the likes of Evan Parker, Roscoe Mitchell, Sunny Murray, Peter Brötzmann, Louis Moholo-Moholo, and Wadada Leo Smith: collaborations which speak of courage and freedom, integrity and commitment. Brace yourselves: there is a whole world to discover here.
The trio has been playing together for three years and has released a record on We Insist! Records, which has been reviewed all over the world, and played at many clubs and festivals in Europe.

Camila Nebbia is a saxophone player, composer, improviser, visual artist, curator and educator debasing hierarchical systems by exploring counterpoints of migration, identity and memory through multiple, but minimally separated, mediums. From Buenos Aires, Argentina, based in Berlin, Germany, the multidisciplinary artist layers her practice through the creation and destruction of archival memory.
Played and recorded with many artists of the international scene such as Michael Formanek, Andrea Parkins, Tom Rainey, Susana Santos Silva, Sofia Borges, John Hughes, among others. Participated of many festivals around the world such Ultima Oslo (NO), Jazzfest Berlin (DE), Saalfelden Jazz Festival (AT), among others.