• Marjolaine Charbin & Frans Van Isacker
• Alan Tomlinson, Dave Tucker & Phil Marks
• John Russell & Phil Wachsmann

• Chris Burn & Matt Hutchinson
• Mark Browne, Sonic Pleasure & Ian Smith
• Steve Beresford & John Russell

• Anton Mobin
• Giorgio Albanese & Ricardo Tejero
• Sylvia Hallett & Anna Homler
• Kay Grant, Matthew Ostrowski, John Russell & Dave Solomon

• Matt Hutchinson & Dave Solomon
• Viv Corringham & Alison Blunt
• Pascal Marzan & John Russell

• Nick Malcolm, Olie Brice & Roger Turner
• Dave Tucker
• Chefa Alonso, Barbara Meyer & Cova Villegas
• Roger Turner & John Russell

Nina De Heney (bass) / Lisa Ullen (piano) Gianni Mimmo / Harri Sjoestrom (soprano saxophones) John Butcher (sax) / Dominic Lash (bass) / John Russell (guitar) trio

• Alison Blunt, Dave Leahy & Tony Marsh
• Caroline Kraabel & Veryan Weston
• Kay Grant & Hannah Marshall
• Satoko Fukuda, Henry Lowther & John Russell

Something of an institution in the free improvisation calendar, the Mopomoso Christmas party provides an opportunity to listen to the varied and wide ranging approaches to the music in a less formal and friendly atmosphere. Posted in order of performance. Please note: there are many videos on this page, so it will take time to download

• Daniel Thompson, Javier Carmona & Will Connor
• Ståle Liavik Solberg & Stine Janvin Motland
• Tom Chant
• Fredi Proell, Udo Schindler & Uli Winter
• Dave Tucker, Pat Thomas, Phil Minton & Roger Turner
• Steve Beresford & Satoko Fukuda

• Noel Taylor, Noura Sanatian & Benedict Taylor
• Simon Rose
• Steve Beresford, Shabaka Hutchings, Gullaume Viltard & Louis Moholo–Moholo

• Portia Winters, Illi Adato & Oren Marshall
• Sylvia Hallett
• Alison Blunt, Anna Kaluza, Horst Nonnenmacher, Manuel Miethe & Nikolai Meinhold

Third day of John Russell’s annual Fete Quaqua which took place on the 21st, 22nd and 23rd of August 2011. Mopomoso presents John Russell’s annual three day ‘Fete Quaqua’ in an unfolding celebration of the best in free improvisation. A major event in the improvised music calendar and one not to be missed! ‘The basic idea behind all Quaqua projects is to extend existing collaborations in juxtaposition with new groupings and thus provide a fertile ground for free improvisation.