Showing posts with label Amedeo Ariano. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Amedeo Ariano. Show all posts

Friday, November 18, 2022

Larry Schneider - Live at Jazz on the Coast (Larry Schneider Meets Gaspare Di Lieto)

Styles: Saxophone And Piano Jazz
Year: 2015
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 55:15
Size: 127,3 MB
Art: Front

( 9:46) 1. Mohawk
(10:51) 2. Tropax
( 5:11) 3. Autumn Leaves
( 3:56) 4. Stardust
(11:59) 5. Days of Wine and Roses
(11:08) 6. My One and Only Love
( 2:22) 7. All the Things You Are

Backed by an outstanding Italian rhythm section (pianist Gaspare DiLieto, acoustic bassist Dario Deidda, and drummer Amedeo Ariano), tenor saxophonist Larry Schneider takes tunes such as Charlie Parker's "Mohawk," Henry Mancini's "Days of Wine and Roses," and Johnny Mercer's (with Joseph Kosma) "Autumn Leaves," and confuses and exceeds expectations.

Rather than simply knocking out the melodies, followed by solos, followed again by returning to the heads, the saxophonist re-orients the listener by subverting the mix, but without any disrespect toward the original. The approach freshens and infuses new life into the tunes. Schneider's a cappella rendering of "Stardust" is a minor tour de force. Recorded live at the Jazz on the Coast Festival in Italy, the sound quality is surprisingly good. By Steve Loewy https://www.allmusic.com/album/live-at-jazz-on-the-coast-mw0001089125

Live at Jazz on the Coast (Larry Schneider Meets Gaspare Di Lieto)

Tuesday, January 19, 2021

Amedeo Ariano, Francesca Tandoi, Luca Bulgarelli - Triplets (Live in Roma)

Styles: Jazz, Post Bop
Year: 2020
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 53:13
Size: 122,9 MB
Art: Front

(7:53) 1. BulgArianTandoj (Live)
(7:12) 2. Best Part (Live)
(4:52) 3. Fsr (Live)
(8:06) 4. Maybe You'll Be There (Live)
(9:55) 5. Night Mist Blues (Live)
(7:18) 6. I Dind't Know What Time It Was (Live)
(7:55) 7. Bis Blues (Live)

The project boasts the collaboration of two of the greatest jazz musicians at an international level: Francesca Tandoi on the piano and Luca Bulgarelli on the double bass. Considered by the public and critics among the best Italian drummers, Ariano, thanks to his musical versatility, has at his side with international jazz players, including George Coleman, Johnny Griffin and Benny Golson and Italian pop artists such as the pianist and songwriter Sergio Cammariere, with with whom Lucio Dalla and Renzo Arbore have been collaborating for 18 years. The record, produced by Promu - All For Music, is part of the "Unplugged" project, a collection of "Live Albums", which the guys from Promu recorded during the "Gianicolo In Jazz" festival in Rome in the summer 2019 and which they subsequently re-proposed on YouTube during the rigid lockdown of last March, to relive the experience of the live concert to the public at home, in the most realistic way possible.

In fact, the characteristic of this project consists in having treated the audio, particularly enhancing the spatialization of the sound: if the listener wears headphones, he will realize that each musical instrument has a precise sound space, therefore, if during the concert the battery has been placed to the right of the stage, you will hear more in the right earphone. The "Triplets Live" record, as well as all the concerts in the "Unplugged" collection, are "audio photographs", which have the aim of ideally bringing the audience back to that precise moment of the live concert. Translate by Google https://www.musicaincontatto.it/2020/11/30/amedeo-ariano-pubblica-triplets-live-version-il-suo-nuovo-album-in-collaborazione-con-francesca-tandoi-e-luca-bulgarelli/

Personnel: Francesca Tandoi (pianoforte), Luca Bulgarelli (contrabbasso) e Amedeo Ariano (batteria)

Triplets (Live in Roma)