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John Coltrane Celebrated in Angra of Heroism with Ballads

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In its 27th edition, the Azorian festival Angrajazz celebrated the centenary of John Coltrane with ballads, performed by Aaron Parks and Walter Smith III. But there was more music.

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John Coltrane Celebrated in Angra of Heroism with Ballads

In its 27th edition, the Azorian festival Angrajazz celebrated the centenary of John Coltrane with ballads, performed by Aaron Parks and Walter Smith III. But there was more music.

8 hours ago·Lisboa, Portugal

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Publico broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal 8 hours ago on Monday, October 5, 2026.

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