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Article: Album Review

Giovanni Guidi Trio: City of Broken Dreams

Read "City of Broken Dreams" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan


Italian pianist Giovanni Guidi's ECM Records leader debut, City of Broken Dreams, fits in as a very fine addition to the label's ongoing introduction of a new guard of the art of the piano trio, European style. Recent entries into that elite club include Benedikt Jahnel's Equilibrium (2012), Stefano Battaglia's The River of Anyder (2011), and ...

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Article: Live Review

Top Italian Jazz at Birdland: New York, NY, June 4-9, 2013

Read "Top Italian Jazz at Birdland: New York, NY, June 4-9, 2013" reviewed by Thomas Conrad


Top Italian Jazz at BirdlandBirdlandNew York, NYJune 4-9, 2013 Birdland is at 315 West 44th Street in Manhattan. Taxis can drop you at the door. But if you come by subway, you pass through Times Square, that outrageous canyon where night is bright as day, with its teeming, dazed multitudes. ...

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Giovanni Guidi Trio: City of Broken Dreams

Read "City of Broken Dreams" reviewed by John Kelman


It seemed inevitable. After working with Italian trumpeter Enrico Rava on 2013's Michael Jackson tribute, Rava on the Dance Floor, and 2011's more intimate Tribe, it should come as no surprise that pianist Giovanni Guidi--the only connecting thread between those two records (other than, of course, Rava)--should find himself with an opportunity to make his own ...

Article: Interview

Giovanni Guidi Trio: City of Broken Dreams

Read "Giovanni Guidi Trio: City of Broken Dreams" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


Giovanni Guidi è un musicista in continua crescita. È una sensazione che si avverte netta, disco dopo disco, anche perché combina uno spiccato senso autocritico con una forte voglia di progredire. Questa sorta di tensione artistica lo ha portato a raggiungere, in breve tempo, traguardi importanti, come le incisioni per la ECM con Enrico Rava, a ...

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Francesco Turrisi: Songs of Experience

Read "Songs of Experience" reviewed by Ian Patterson


Pianist Francesco Turrisi's first two albums as leader, the classically influenced jazz of Si Dolce e il Tormento (Diatribe Recordings, 2009) and the more brooding, improvised Fotografia (Diatribe Recordings, 2011) were united by Turrisi's mostly spare voice as much as they were by the folk, classical and jazz threads from which he draws inspiration. Here, Turrisi ...

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Umbria Jazz Winter: Orvieto, Italy, December 28, 2012 - January 1, 2013

Read "Umbria Jazz Winter: Orvieto, Italy, December 28, 2012 - January 1, 2013" reviewed by Sara Villa


Umbria Jazz Winter 2013Orvieto, ItalyDecember 28, 2012--February 1, 2013Dee Alexander's Evolution Ensemble Dee Alexander's sensitive and virtuosic voice, together with the exquisite harmony of her group, charmed the Umbria Jazz Winter public with two different concert series. The first was dedicated to the memory of Alexander's mentor, Light Henry Huff, and ...

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Fabrizio Sferra Quartet: Untitled #28

Read "Untitled #28" reviewed by Alex Franquelli


It sounds great. It really does. It happens every time a record flows in such a way that it's possible to actually enjoy its variations, contrasts and colors. Yes, colors; Untitled #28 is full of them.Musically, for instance; the sound shaped by drummer Fabrizio Sferra's quartet is one which toys with perceptions of intensity ...

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Umbria Jazz Winter #19, Days 1-2: December 28-29, 2011

Read "Umbria Jazz Winter #19, Days 1-2: December 28-29, 2011" reviewed by Sara Villa


Days 1-2 | Days 3-5 Umbria Jazz Winter #19 Perugia, Italy December 28, 2011-January 1, 2012 In an Italy where the cuts inflicted to the cultural sector by the last Berlusconi government led a figure like Riccardo Muti to publically express his indignation, Umbria Jazz Winter # 19 was a confirmation ...

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Article: Interview

Enrico Rava: To Be Free or Not To Be Free

Read "Enrico Rava: To Be Free or Not To Be Free" reviewed by Ian Patterson


Freedom, it could be argued, is most deeply understood by those who have been somehow constrained against their will, or who have been prisoners of their own skewed vision of what it means to be free. Trumpeter Enrico Rava knows the meaning of musical freedom; he was part of the free-jazz scene of the 1960s and ...

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We Don’t Live Here Anymore

Label: CAM Jazz
Released: 2011


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