Vlasta Pruchova - voc, Swinging Quintet: Frantisek Kop - ts, Zdenek Zdenek - p, Peter Binder - g, Vit Fiala - b, Vladimir Zizka - dr

I'm Confessin', A Foggy Day, But Beautiful, Docela vsedni obycejny den (Just An Ordinary Day), The Man I Love, It's Might As Wellbe Spring, Children, Cry Me A River, I Want To Be Happy, Good Bye, They Can't Take That Away From Me, Flying Home

Sidsel Endresen: vocal, Django Bates: piano, tenor horn, Nils Petter Molvaer: trumpet, Jon Christensen: drums, percussion, Jens Bugge Wesseltoft: keyboards, David Darling: violoncello

Norma Winstone: vocal
Klaus Gesing: bass clarinet, soprano saxophone
Glauco Venier: piano

 Rigmor Gustafsson: vocals, Radio.String.Quartet.Vienna

Karen Mantler: vocal, harmonica, piano, organ, synthesizer, harmonium, glockenspiel; Michael Evans: drums, vocal, alto sax, vibraphone, tabla,  bells; Carla Bley: sax; Scott Williams: vocal

Cymin Samawatie: vocals; Benedikt Jahnel: piano; Ralf Schwarz: double-bass; Ketan Bhatti: drums, percussion

ECM debut for a young band already making waves internationally. Cyminology proposes a unique intercultural chamber jazz, by turns poetic, sensual, melancholic, dynamic and pulsating. Based in Berlin the band features a singer of Iranian descent, an Indian drummer, a French-born pianist and a German bassist. Leader Cymin Samawatie is not only a charismatic frontwoman but also the author of most of the band’s material. She writes texts in Farsi (Persian) and sets them to her own music, often developed through improvising. As well as her own lyrics, Cymin also sings classic Sufi texts from Rumi and Hafez, masters of Persian poetry, and 20th verse of Iranian proto-feminist Farough Farrokhzãd.

Viktoria Tolstoy – vocals, Jacob Karlzon – piano & keyboards , Johan Granström – bass & Fender fretless bass, Rasmus Kihlberg – drums & percussion, Joakim Milder – tenor & soprano sax, Nils Landgren – trombone & vocals, Lelo Nika – accordion