30 marzo. Paradox Band Live Rec Session @ Il paradosso Chiari
Massimiliano Milesi: sax
Paolo Bacchetta: chitarra
G.P.: basso
Emanuele Maniscalco: batteria
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30 marzo. Paradox Band Live Rec Session @ Il paradosso Chiari
Massimiliano Milesi: sax
Paolo Bacchetta: chitarra
G.P.: basso
Emanuele Maniscalco: batteria
L'ultimo concerto del palinsesto digitale si chiude con il progetto musicale TAKE OFF Double voices è la recente partitura firmata da Mauro
TAKE OFF in concerto al Teatro Grande di Brescia, da Classica Hd di SKY
ITALIA radiomusica - Papetti Fausto sax 2 -
ITALIA radiomusica - Papetti Fausto , italiano -
Francesco Baiguera’s [prèludes] . new album out now for aut records
prèludes:
Francesco Baiguera: guitar, composition
Giacomo Papetti: double bass
Emanuele Maniscalco: drums
https://autrecords.bandcamp.com/album/pr-ludes
Post-rock echoes and impressionist digressions trace a very intimate sound and a subtle abstract atmosphere. “prèludes” is a project that collects original compositions by guitarist Francesco Baiguera. Usually short, often made up of arpeggios or vaguely bare themes, the preludes of the title become sound boxes on which the trio's dialogue moves, in an open and dynamic way. The predominant introspective character of the compositions does not skimp on moments of rhythmic intensity. Here the formal asymmetry keeps the listener poised between a careful lucidity and the shipwreck into the delicate sound environment created by drummer Emanuele Maniscalco thanks to his solid musical conception and the gentle and concise use he makes of his instrument. Songs such as “Drops” and “Stoned” develop on complex harmonies that recall an impressionist atmosphere and a compositional style that goes far beyond tonality, with a preference for interval sequences and colours dictated by the succession of chords. The double bass player Giacomo Papetti seems to be completely at ease in this musical environment, creating with extreme freedom persuasive and, at the same time, angular lines that enrich with vital energy the musical content. Dissonance is treated without fear by the three musicians, both when it surprises us inside pieces with a clear post-rock matrix and when it is a constitutive element of the piece itself. The creation of arpeggios that skillfully exploit the resonance of the electric guitar clearly denotes the research carried out in order to enhance the expressive potential of the instrument. The use of empty strings manages to create unusual colours and clusters of notes that form the core of different compositions. The expressive freedom of the prèludes, moving across the subtle boundary where jazz is in dialogue with other contemporary genres, arouses curiosity about how the trio's effective collaboration could evolve in the future.
13 07 20 . Si torna in concerto! Mood Ellington @ Mo.Ca Brescia
Cortile del Mo.Ca Brescia, Piazza Moretto
h21
MOOD ELLINGTON
Paolo Bacchetta_chitarra
Giacomo Papetti_basso
Nelide Bandello_batteria
Omaggio alla musica di Duke Ellington
OOFTH in Jamming al Der Mast di Brescia _ 27 giugno
G. Boggio Ferraris Quartet @ Toronto Jazz Festival
http://torontojazz.com/concert/gabriel-boggio-ferraris-quartet
Presented as part of the Spotlight on Italy by Toronto Downtown Jazz, the Instituto Italiano di Cultura and I-Jazz, with support from the Italian National Tourist Board
Gabriele Boggio Ferraris - vibraphone Massimiliano Milesi - saxophone Alessandro Rossi - drums Giacomo Papetti - bass
June 24, h 20,15
Toronto, Canada