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Noir Landscapes: Marco Cappelli's Remarkable Artistry

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
January 29, 2019
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Marco Cappelli's remarkable career is one marked by voracious curiosity and great diversity. Blending his Mediterranean roots with the avant-garde of the improvised and contemporary classical scenes has led him to collaborate with the likes of Anthony Coleman, Michel Godard, Butch Morris, Enrico Rava, Marc Ribot.

This mixtape features highlights from projects led by this electic Italian-born, Brooklyn-based, forward looking guitarist.

Marco Cappelli's Nesbø Project "Bat Hunt" from Norwegian Landscapes (Da Vinci) 0:00
Marco Cappelli Acoustic Trio "Enrica" from Le Stagioni del Commissario Ricciardi (Tzadik) 7:03
Marco Cappelli's Italian Surf Academy "Deep Deep Down" from The American Dream (Mode) 11:42
Marco Cappelli's Nesbø Project "Harry Hole's Mood" from Norwegian Landscapes (Da Vinci) 16:11
Marco Cappelli Acoustic Trio "Sergeant Maione" from Le Stagioni del Commissario Ricciardi (Tzadik) 21:35
Marco Cappelli Acoustic Trio "Le chat du commisaire" from Les Nuages en France (Mode) 28:34
Marco Cappelli's Italian Surf Academy "Cinque Bambole" from The American Dream (Mode) 37:02
Marco Cappelli "Italian DOC Remix" from IDR Italian DOC Remix (Itinera) 40:55
Marco Cappelli Acoustic Trio "Le commisaire sur les nuages" from Les Nuages en France (Mode) 49:52
Marco Cappelli "Bell'e Papa,' Aka Reginella e' Satie" from Take the G Train (Self-produced) 58:00

Photo credit: Petra Cvelbar.

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