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About Mafalda Minnozzi

Instrument: Vocals

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Mafalda Minnozzi comes to the "eMPathia Jazz Duo" bringing with her a spectacular and rich solo career that in over 30 years has blossomed and evolved through an artistic adventure, both stylistic and geographic, finally leading her back to the sound that most moved her as a child in Italy via the powerful and expressive voices of Piaf, Ella Fitzgerald and Caterina Valente. Her travels began at vocal festival competitions much like they did for any aspiring vocal talent in Italy in the 1980`s where her promising voice won many contests. Her dedication and curiosity later called her to Rome where she studied Neapolitan song with maestro Gustavo Palumbo, modern dance with Marco Ierva at the IALS school and drama with noted director, author and actor Roberto Marafante at the Saverio Marconi school

Article: Radio & Podcasts

Elvin Jones & Anthony Wonsey

by Joe Dimino
January 16, 2022

We begin the first episode of 2022 with Anthony Wonsey celebrating the idea of an entire village raising a musician. The year of 2021 will continue to be a focus on this first episode as we profile the likes of Mafalda Minnozzi, Yoron Israel, Oli Astral and Benjamin Schnake. In between, we hear from legends like ...

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Loss of Love

Featuring the music of Mafalda Minnozzi
Duration: 5:03
November 9, 2021

Renowned Italian vocalist Mafalda Minnozzi explores the Italian cinematic songbook on her new album Cinema City - Jazz Scenes from Italian Film. Minnozzi’s carefully curated collection showcases her adventurous improvisations over the lush harmonies and trademark sonic innovations of Italian soundtracks. The studio session for the track “Loss of Love” is one illustration of how the artist’s beautiful vocal colors paint portraits of her own distinct experiences. On “Loss of Love,” Minnozzi reinterprets the Henry Mancini original tune from the Italian film "I girasoli" (Sunflower), creating a heartfelt and nostalgic scene.

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