Live Concert YUMI ITO Art, Pop and Jazz
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1h 33m
Live Streaming concert in collaboration Veneto Jazz and the Venezia Jazz Festival.
With her voice, Yumi Ito creates worlds beyond all borders. The Swiss singer with Polish-Japanese roots is considered one of the most important representatives of vocal improvisation and moves with ease between different genres and the roles of singer, pianist, composer. A veritable ocean of art-pop, jazz and neoclassical. With countless concerts and tours, the musician expresses herself like a Zen master: clear, thoughtful and with an extraordinarily powerful energy.
SWR2 Jazz named her one of the vocal breakthroughs of 2020, and Jazz Thing and Bandcamp selected her album Stardust Crystals as one of the best releases of 2020. Ysla is her new album. He performs in a trio, with the Spanish "poet of the drum" Iago Fernández and the Israeli bassist Nadav Erlich.
Yumi Ito – Vocals, Piano and Composer
Nadav Erlich – Contrabass
Iago Fernandez – Drums
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