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02. Vladimir Ashkenazy - Mozart: Piano Concertos 20, 21, 23, 24 & 25 (Decca - 1997). Architetture perfette, un grande interprete.
03. John Eliot Gardiner - Stravinsky: The Rake’s Progress (Deutsche Grammophon - 1999). Profondo ... formalmente e compositivamente ineccepibile, moderno più dei moderni.
04. Kenny Wheeler Quintet - Flutter By, Butterfly (Soul Note - 1987). Un mio vecchio amore, un grande compositore del Jazz. E' parte del mio immaginario jazzistico perchè sono cresciuto con questo tipo di musica.
05. John Taylor trio - Angel of Presence (CAM Jazz - 2006). Uno dei più grandi pianisti della scena attuale. Lirico, profondo, ritmicamente inconfondibile.
06. Gyorgy Ligeti - Mechanical Music (Sony Classical - 1997) Alla ricerca di groove .....
07. Miles Davis - Live-Evil (Columbia - 1971) Com'è possibile che TUTTO ciò che ha fatto è un capolavoro ?
08. Blir - Blir (Raster Noton - 2005) Groove elettronici, Alva Noto e dintorni
09. Dexter Gordon - More Power (OJC - 1969). Come suonava lui le ballad ....... il suono fatto persona.
10.Chris Potter Quartet - Lift: Live At The Village Vanguard (Sunny Side - 2004). Il jazz americano contemporaneo. Molto coinvolgente.
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