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Kasperi Sarikoski: Three Plus One

Read "Three Plus One" reviewed by Friedrich Kunzmann

by Friedrich Kunzmann
December 10, 2020

The trombone seems to be going through somewhat of a renaissance in 2020. That's only if a period when albums such as Grachan Moncur III's Some Other Stuff (Blue Note, 1965) were released can be considered the instrument's heyday in jazz. But fresh Norwegian input--captured on Oyvind Braekke's sextet release Wilderness (Oslo Recording Sessions, 2020)--graced the ...

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Musician

Francesco Ciniglio

Born: March 5, 1989

Born in Naples (Italy) in 1989, Francesco Ciniglio started playing the drums at age 6 under the tutelage of Maestro Sergio Di Natale. After moving to New York in 2010, he studied with Greg Hutchinson, John Patitucci and Fred Hersch and shared the stage with Aaron Parks, Shai Maestro, Dayna Stephens, Joe Sanders, Charles Altura, Donny McCaslin, Scott Colley, Sheila Jordan, John Ellis, Peter Slavov, Mark Sherman, Vincent Gardner, Wayne Tucker, Alan Hampton, Harish Raghavan, Ari Roland, Mike Karn and Cyrille Aimee to mention some. He graduated in Jazz at the City College of New York in May 2014 and now is a touring musician based in New York/Rome.

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Dolomiti Ski Jazz - XX Edizione

by Paolo Peviani
March 23, 2017

Dolomiti Ski Jazz -XX Edizione Val di Fiemme 10-18.03.2017 Venti anni di attività non sono pochi. Per festeggiarli degnamente, gli organizzatori del Dolomiti Ski Jazz hanno confezionato un'edizione celebrativa del festival, con tanto di simpatica ed informale cerimonia di premiazione degli amici e frequentatori più assidui.

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Lagarina Jazz Festival 2016

by Paolo Peviani
August 23, 2016

Lagarina Jazz Festival 2016 Ala, Brentonico, Isera, Mori, Villa Lagarina 29.07-17.09.2016 Alla sua dodicesima edizione, il Lagarina Jazz Festival ha articolato la propria programmazione in blocchi di due- tre concerti (intervallati ogni dieci giorni circa), a coprire tutto il mese di agosto e la prima metà del mese di settembre. ...