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Workshop de Lyon / Free Jazz Workshop Lyon, France
Since 1967, the Workshop de Lyon has been singing, inventing, re-thinking, playing about with, blasting out, taking apart, reconstructing, analysing, innovating, explo- ring...and improvising its musical output. Dozens of compositions, hundreds of concerts, international touring, sessions with other musicians, long-term and short- term projects, and numerous records. ... more
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