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Enrico Rava Tribe Quintet at the Folkclub

By Antonio Baiano
November 19, 2017
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Enrico Rava performed with his Tribe Quintet on the stage of the Folkclub in Turin, Italy, on a Saturday of a still warm October. In the intimate atmosphere of the venue, Rava offered an extraordinary performance with his band mates. His quintet features some of the best Italian musicians including Gianluca Petrella, Giovanni Guidi, Francesco Ponticelli, and Fabrizio Sferra a veteran drummer who has accompanied greats like Enrico Pieranunzi, Chet Baker, and Mal Waldron. The quintet performed original compositions for two plus hours and closed the concert with a rendition of the classical Cuban tune "Quizas, Quizas, Quizas."

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Enrico Rava Tribe Quintet

Gianluca Petrella, sound check - Rava Tribe

Fabrizio Sferra - Rava Tribe

Gianluca Petrella and Francesco Ponticelli, sound check -...

Rava, Petrella and Ponticelli, sound check - Rava Tribe

Enrico Rava - Rava Tribe

Francesco Ponticelli - Rava Tribe

Giovanni Guidi - Rava Tribe

Gianluca Petrella - Rava Tribe

Fabrizio Sferra - Rava Tribe

Francesco Ponticelli - Rava Tribe

Giovanni Guidi - Rava Tribe

Enrico Rava - Rava Tribe

Gianluca Petrella with Enrico Rava - Rava Tribe

Enrico Rava - Rava Tribe

Giovanni Guidi - Rava Tribe

Fabrizio Sferra - Rava Tribe

Francesco Ponticelli - Rava Tribe

Gianluca Petrella - Rava Tribe

Enrico Rava - Rava Tribe

Fabrizio Sferra - Rava Tribe

Francesco Ponticelli - Rava Tribe

Giovanni Guidi - Rava Tribe

Enrico Rava with Gianluca Petrella - Rava Tribe

Giovanni Guidi - Rava Tribe

Fabrizio Sferra - Rava Tribe

Gianluca Petrella - Rava Tribe

Rava, Petrella and Ponticelli - Rava Tribe

Francesco Ponticelli - Rava Tribe

Enrico Rava Tribe Quintet

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