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Enzo Zirilli's "Radio London" project with Peter Bernstein at Folkclub

By Antonio Baiano
March 20, 2018
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The London-based Italian drummer Enzo Zirilli is a regular guest at Folkclub, one of the main music venues in Turin, Italy. With his "Radio London" project, he regularly brings talented musicians that perform in bands he leads of co-leads to Folkclub. To celebrate the tenth year of this curated concert series, Zirilli invited acclaimed guitar master Peter Bernstein to join him as well as pianist Dado Moroni and bassist Dario Deidda. The quartet performed in the crowded room with a rousing concert featuring jazz classics like "Theme for Ernie" and "Missile Blues." Vibrant solos with moments of deep group interplay and lyrical passages, the band displayed a high degree of virtuosity. In sum, this was a performance which the audience visibly enjoyed and an excellent way to mark another landmark: thirty years of Folkclub activity.

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