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Torino Jazz Festival 2023

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by Libero Farnè

Torino Jazz Festival Varie sedi 22--30.4.2023 Sono molte le ragioni che hanno fatto del Torino Jazz Festival un evento di grande successo: il costo dei biglietti decisamente abbordabile, la buona promozione mediatica, la distribuzione dei concerti in vari spazi, anche periferici, idonei alle diverse proposte musicali, la mirata serie d'iniziative ...

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Nicholas Remondino: tra musica contemporanea e improvvisazione elettroacustica

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by Neri Pollastri

Batterista, sperimentatore delle possibilità dell'elettronica, improvvisatore aperto a tutti i generi musicali, Nicholas Remondino è musicalmente cresciuto a Siena tra i laboratori del compianto Alessandro Giachero, con il quale ha dato vita al quartetto Sonoria, e quelli di Stefano Battaglia, con il quale ha partecipato alle varie edizioni dell'Ensemble Tabula Rasa. Recentemente è uscito un suo ...

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Ron Carter Foursight Quartet At Alba Jazz Festival 2022

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by Antonio Baiano

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Torino Jazz Festival 2022

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by Antonio Baiano

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Torino Jazz Festival 2021

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by Libero Farnè

Torino Varie sedi 19—27.06.2021 Il grande successo di pubblico ottenuto dal Torino Jazz Festival 2021, spostato dalla fine di aprile alla fine di giugno, dimostra quanto fosse impellente la fame di musica dal vivo, nonostante le precauzioni da prendere contro una pandemia tutt'altro che debellata definitivamente. D'altra parte bisogna ammettere che il ...


About Eugenio Mirti

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Eugenio Mirti

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Eugenio Mirti was born in Torino in 1972 and developed his musical talents studying jazz guitar with Luigi Tessarollo and rock guitar with Jose Perfetto. Earning his certificate in music theory at the Conservatorio G. Verdi in Torino, Italy, Eugenio perfected his skills following many seminars including those hosted by B. Buethe, J. Batten, S. Morse, S. Gibellini, M. Petracca and B. Kessel; he also attended courses offered by Boston’s Berklee College of Music at the Umbria Jazz satellite school in Perugia, Italy in 1994. In 1995 he started the rock band Matka which recorded two albums, “Lavorare Stanca” in 1998 and “Zen Number 3″ in 2000


About Collettivo Apostrophe

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Collettivo Apostrophe

Collettivo Apostrophe: Marco Giaccaria (flutes, violin, bouzouki), Eugenio Mirti (acoustic and electric guitars), Sergio Ponti (drums) ABOUT COLLETTIVO APOSTROPHE by Eugenio Mirti Around 2012 Christmas time I was living a bizarre artistic life: my main musical project, Ropa11, was (and still is) stopped because of the success of Paolo Inserra, the drummer, that was hired to play with the famous Italian pop band Baustelle. So now he is very busy and it’s very difficult to plane new projects with our band. At the same time my long term collaboration with Jazzit magazine gave me the chance (and still gives me) to hear billions of records, leaving me two kind of feelings: 1) In case of beautiful records, I am left sad with no self-esteem left at all or 2) in case of horrible or unuseful records I am left worried that my work could be filed this way! So it has passed a long period of artistic holiday during wich I spent a lot of time in teaching, I became the proud dad of two daughters and I’ve done many other beautiful things without an urge to communicate. So finally Christmas time 2012 arrived; I had knew Sergio Ponti in a music school where we both worked in, and since I am an admirer of his style and of his deep musical culture, I wanted to create the chance to play together. It was very exciting to know that he is a rock metal drummer with a deep knowledge of progressive rock: in fact I wanted to avoid to be closed in a trite jazzy aesthetic. Besides we were both collaborating for a school project with Marco Giaccaria, a multi-instrumentalist fond of ethnic music, a deep follower of Zappa, prog rock and many other musical languages. The idea to mix a fake jazz and rock guitar player as I am, a metal drummer and a flautist-violinist-bouzuki player with an avant-garde background was really thrilling. What fascinated me the most was knowing that Marco is also a very good composer and arranger, so I could rely also on his writing skills. Usually when nowadays jazz bands meet it is always for a specific purpose: generally it is a gig or a record. I am very happy because Collettivo Apostrophe (the name of our trio, an evident tribute to Frank Zappa) rehearsed for more than six months without any specific reason, trying to develop an original sound and our potentiality and having a lot of good time as well. Finally we decided to record a CD, after a very beautiful show in May 2013, with eight original tracks. The stated purpose was to surprise ourselves and try to make a very original music. Listeners will tell if it’s been worth the effort, but I feel proud and happy because "Sempre più lontano" is certainly surprising. Exactly what we wanted to do. 


About Diego Sardo

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Diego Sardo

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I've started playing at 13 and I'll never stop until my body can do it. But at that time my mind will continue it...


About Corrado Abbate

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Corrado Abbate

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Originally trained as a classical pianist, Corrado Abbate quickly turned to jazz, soon demonstrating a distinct aptitude for composition and arrangement. He has always loved leading small combos, playing mainly his own compositions, together with exciting jazz renditions of numbers from various musical styles. During the Eighties he led a number of groups highly active on the Torinese scene ("Arsis", "Modal Jazz Quintet", "Sharp Eleventh"), playing everything from hard bop to modal, from fusion to free-funk. Many talented young musicians, now well-known professional players, like Luigi Tessarollo, Marco Tardito, Roberto Regis, Davide Graziano and others, emerged from these groups


About Alessandro Minetto

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Alessandro Minetto

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Curriculum Vitae Alessandro Minetto.Drummer. Born inAlessandria on giune the 23th1969 begins his music studies at the age of 15 attending the drum classes of acnowledged italian teachers like:Alberto Bucci, Giorgio Gandino, Maurizio Planker, Marco Volpe and Bruno Astesana. Starts his professional career at the age of 22 performing in Italy and foreign countries. He attends also clinics of drummers: Manh


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