Time: 50:16
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2012
Styles: Jazz: Gipsy Jazz, Swing Jazz
Art: Front
01. Ali's Wing (4:19)
02. Gingillone (5:19)
03. Melancolia (3:46)
04. Melodie Au Crepuscule (3:29)
05. Cette Nuit La (4:31)
06. Presente Archeologico (4:25)
07. Rapido Per Algeri (3:28)
08. Algeri (3:00)
09. Foresta (5:05)
10. Hunn O Pani Naschella (4:45)
11. Piccolo Valzer (3:42)
12. Mito (4:21)
Gipsy-jazz and world music and songwriting. Guitarist pistoiese at third test on cd. 12 tracks of original tunes and standard manouche. Presentation at the Festival international Django Reinhardt.
The historical group of the manouche style in Italy the Maurizio Geri Swingtet comes out with its new disc, "Titus Tariero". Like the earlier work "Manouche e dintorni" (1996) and "open sky" (2002), this disc contains heterogeneous ideas that take inspiration from classic gipsy-jazz French, but also from the Italian tradition, from world music and songwriting.
The recording live in the studio retains the freshness of sound and of solo. Numerous original compositions ("little Waltz", "forest", "Gingillone", "quick to Algiers," "Algiers", "myth", "Ali's wing", "present" archaeological) that spread to an original and elegant reworking of some standard ("Melodie au crepuscule", "Bertossa or naschella tablets", "Melancholy", "Cette nuit là"), has always characterized the research work of the Tuscan formation. The drive to the historic Tuscan label Sound Materials.
Only Italian group to have participated in the festival Django Reinhardt in Samois (Paris), the Maurizio Geri Swingtet is still for many fans of the genre, and for those who seek an original approach and "Italian" swing manouche style.
The historical group of the manouche style in Italy the Maurizio Geri Swingtet comes out with its new disc, "Titus Tariero". Like the earlier work "Manouche e dintorni" (1996) and "open sky" (2002), this disc contains heterogeneous ideas that take inspiration from classic gipsy-jazz French, but also from the Italian tradition, from world music and songwriting.
The recording live in the studio retains the freshness of sound and of solo. Numerous original compositions ("little Waltz", "forest", "Gingillone", "quick to Algiers," "Algiers", "myth", "Ali's wing", "present" archaeological) that spread to an original and elegant reworking of some standard ("Melodie au crepuscule", "Bertossa or naschella tablets", "Melancholy", "Cette nuit là"), has always characterized the research work of the Tuscan formation. The drive to the historic Tuscan label Sound Materials.
Only Italian group to have participated in the festival Django Reinhardt in Samois (Paris), the Maurizio Geri Swingtet is still for many fans of the genre, and for those who seek an original approach and "Italian" swing manouche style.
Tito Tariero