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Musician

Umberto Tricca

Umberto Tricca was born in Vimercate (Me) in 1973. He studied jazz guitar in Milan at the “Cemm” school directed by Walter Donatiello and Berklee’s School teachers. Over the years he studied jazz harmony, composition and arrangement with Giovanni Tommaso, Giancarlo Boselli, Stephen Franceschini, Tomaso Lama, John Abercrombie, David Linx and Paul Fresu at Nuoro Jazz. He shared his research and study of contemporary artists such as Dave Holland and Steve Coleman with some musicians of the the Florentine scene, examinating harmony and rhythmic aspects. He took part in different musical projects: The Dotters (Claudio Giovagnoli, Peter Spitilli, Stephen Tamborrino) in which he faced the contemporary jazz repertoire; A.G.U.A

Album

Moksha Pulse

By Umberto Tricca

Label: Workin' Label
Released: 2016
Track listing: 1. Slow Passacaglia (Intro) 2. Jhumra tal 3. Burning in Varanasi 4. Moksha pulse 5. Empty sky 6. Chango rebel 7. Lude(Vijay Iyer)

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Song of the Day

Moksha Pulse

Album: Moksha Pulse
By Umberto Tricca
Label: Workin' Label
Released: 2016
Duration: 07:03


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