Monthly Concerts
Schedule
| Thursday
01 |
JAM
SESSION
JAZZ |
h
10pm |
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| Dedicated
to: CONTEMPORARY
JAZZ COMPOSERS |
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Opens
the Session: |
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Daniele
Tittarelli |
Alto Sax |
° |
Vittorio
Esposito |
Piano |
° |
Alessandro
Bintzios |
Double
Bass |
° |
Marco
Valeri |
Drums |
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| All
Jazz Musicians are Welcome |
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| Friday
02 |
TITTARELLI
. ESPOSITO . BINTZIOS . VALERI
JAZZ QUARTET |
h
10pm |
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| Jazz
Night |
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A
quartet composed of some of the most interesting
musicians on the Italian jazz scene will kick off
the year with a swinging rhythm.
The great alto saxophonist Daniele Tittarelli, joined
by the harmonious rhythm section of Esposito, Bintzios,
and Valeri, on piano, bass, and drums, respectively,
will perform a repertoire of swinging and contemporary
pieces for an energetic and atmospheric concert. |
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° |
Daniele
Tittarelli |
Alto Sax |
° |
Vittorio
Esposito |
Piano |
° |
Alessandro
Bintzios |
Double
Bass |
° |
Marco Valeri
|
Drums |
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| Saturday
03 |
THE
BLACK CAT BONES TRIO |
h
10pm |
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| Blues
Night |
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Black
Cat Bones draws on Chicago Blues to evolve into
Jump, a genre with strong swing influences. The
rhythm section consists of Lorenzo Francocci on
drums and Lucio Carletti on bass.
This solid foundation is complemented by the explosive
and unique sound of Andrea Di Giuseppe's harmonica
and Paolo Re's swing and blues guitar.
And for those who don't know, the "Black Cat
Bone" was one of the many "mojo"
(amulets) used in rural America at the turn of the
century, during the golden age of blues and Voodoo
beliefs. Muddy Waters himself, in "Hoochie
Coochie Man," claims to always carry one with
him. |
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° |
Paolo
Re |
Voice
& Guitar |
° |
Lucio Carletti |
Bass |
° |
Lorenzo Francocci |
Drums |
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OPEN
ROAD
DIFFERENT TRAIL, ONE MUSIC |
h
7pm |
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| Early
Concert |
| |
A
long and open musical path, the one traveled by
Andrea Angelini, singer, guitarist, and hHarmonica
player, active for years on the Roman scene, always
focusing on Classic Rock, Blues, Soul, and Anglo-American
Folk of recent decades, within bands (The Relay,
BlueStone, 4 Ways Treat, to name a few) or as an
acoustic soloist with Andy's Corner.
Different paths and journeys that now often meet
and merge on stage with those of other artists of
similar taste, sensibility, and feeling, to celebrate
and propose together immortal notes, emotions, and
sounds to share with the audience.
On the OPEN ROAD, Andrea Angelini with Alfonso D'Amora,
an excellent guitarist with exquisite technique
and taste and surprising stylistic versatility,
a passionate interpreter of Blues and Classic Rock
in all its forms.
Together they offer evergreen classics from the
best of the US-UK scene of the past decades: free-flowing
guitars, acoustic, electric, lead, and slide, and
howling hHarmonica topping it all off.
Take a trip on the OPEN ROAD ! |
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° |
Andrea
Angelini |
Voice
& Guitar |
° |
Alfonso
D'Amora |
Guitar |
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| |
BLUES
JAM &
FRIENDS |
h
10pm |
| |
| Coordinated
by:
PAOLO RE BLUES TRIO |
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Opens
the Session: |
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| ° |
Paolo Re |
Voice
& Guitar |
° |
Lucio Carletti |
Bass |
° |
Lorenzo Francocci |
Drums |
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|
BluesMen
& BluesWomen, come and enjoy with us
|
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| Thursday
08 |
JAM
SESSION
JAZZ |
h
10pm |
| |
| Dedicated
to: THELONIOUS
MONK |
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Opens
the Session: |
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° |
Paolo
Recchia |
Sax
Alto |
° |
Giacomo
Serino |
Trumpet |
° |
Giulio
Scianatico |
Double
Bass |
° |
Nicola
Angelucci |
Drums |
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| All
Jazz Musicians are Welcome |
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| Friday
09 |
PAOLO
RECCHIA TRIO
special
guest
NICOLA ANGELUCCI
|
h
10pm |
| |
| Jazz
Night |
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Paolo
Recchia will perform as a quartet, composed of Giacomo
Serino on trumpet, Giulio Scianatico on double bass,
and, for the occasion, special guest Nicola Angelucci
on drums.
The quartet's musical repertoire consists of arrangements
of
traditional jazz standards and original pieces. |
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° |
Paolo
Recchia |
Sax
Alto |
° |
Giacomo
Serino |
Trumpet |
° |
Giulio Scianatico
|
Double
Bass |
° |
Nicola Angelucci
|
Drums |
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| Saturday
10 |
FLEURS DU MAL |
h
10pm |
| |
| Blues
Night |
|
In
an acoustic concert, they perform songs from their
new CD "Gumbo": some blues and swing standards
alongside several original pieces.
A historic Roman band, active since 1984, they play
a mix of blues, rock, funk, swing, rhythm &
blues, with lyrics in English, Italian, and Spanish.
They have released two vinyl LPs, one mini-CD, and
eight CDs, including "Road Sweet Home"
(2001 - Il Manifesto Dischi), "Luna Blues"
(2004 - Blonde Records / Storie di Note), "Swinging
Boat" (2012 - Blonde Records / Amazon), the
live CD "Bootleg" (2017 - Blonde / iTunes
/ Amazon), and their new CD "Gumbo" (2019
- Amazon / iTunes), an album dedicated to the blues.
Over 1400 concerts in Italy, Holland, Switzerland,
Germany, Belgium, France and even in the USA. |
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| ° |
Stefano 'Iguana' |
Voice
& Guitar |
| ° |
Roberto Cruciani |
Bass
& Voice |
° |
Graziella Olivieri |
Tenor
Sax |
° |
Clemente Verdicchio |
Alto Sax |
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| |
MONKEY BUSINESS TRIO |
h
7pm |
| |
| Early
Concert |
| |
Monkey
Business is a newly formed group made up of musicians
who share a passion for the blues and its derived
genres. They offer a repertoire that ranges from
blues classics to Frank Sinatra, Jimi Hendrix, Paul
Weller, Solomon Burke, Curtis Mayfield, Taj Mahal
etc...all presented with energy, refinement and
a lot of heart. |
|
° |
Fabio
Jannicola |
Voice |
° |
Francesco
Marino |
Guitar |
° |
David Pintaldi |
Bass |
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| Tuesday
13 |
ANDY'S
CORNER |
h
9pm |
| |
| Classic
Rock, Blues, Soul, Folk... |
| |
Andrea
Angelini, aka Andy's Corner, presents his solo acoustic
project. It offers a synthesis of various musical
genres and influences: a fascinating journey through
the best Anglo-American music, particularly from
the '60s and '70s, but beyond... |
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| ° |
Andrea
Angelini |
Voice,
Guitar & Harmonica |
|
| |
BLUES
JAM &
FRIENDS |
h
10pm |
| |
| Coordinated
by:
TAXI BLUES |
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Opens
the Session: |
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| ° |
Angelo Auciello |
Voice
& Guitar |
| ° |
Emiliano Guidi |
Organ Piano |
° |
Gianluca Amici |
Bass |
° |
Mario Damico |
Drums |
|
|
BluesMen
& BluesWomen, come and enjoy with us
|
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| Thursday
15 |
JAM
SESSION
JAZZ |
h
10pm |
| |
| Dedicated
to: BUD
POWELL, BARRY HARRIS
& MORE |
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Opens
the Session: |
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| ° |
Leonardo
Borghi |
Piano |
° |
Vincenzo
Florio |
Double
Bass |
° |
Andrea
Nunzi |
Drums |
|
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| All
Jazz Musicians are Welcome |
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| Friday
16 |
ANTONELLA
APRE
JUST 4 FUN
|
h
10pm |
| |
| Jazz
Night |
|
The chosen songs are taken from the great tradition
of American musicals, Styne, Porter, Donaldson,
Rodgers and Hart, Van Heusen are just some of the
authors. |
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| ° |
Antonella
Aprea |
Voice |
° |
Lewis Saccocci |
Piano |
° |
Francesco
Poeti |
Guitar |
° |
Stefano
Nunzi |
Double
Bass |
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| |
| Blues
Night |
|
Do you like
tapping your foot to the rhythm of swing? Then
you can't miss this trio! A blend of swing and
blues is what you'll hear at their concerts. They
say 3 is the perfect number...is it true? Come
to their gigs and you'll find out!!!
Gianni Massarutto has been performing live in
Italy and Europe at numerous blues festivals for
over twenty-five years, participating in the International
Blues Challenge in Memphis and the Harmonica Festival
in Taiwan.
Paolo Corsini, a jazz pianist, collaborates with
various jazz and non-jazz groups and has made
numerous recordings with various groups. His latest
CD, "Let's Start From Here," was recorded
in the studio with Alessandro Turchet and Luca
Colussi.
Loris Veronesi, a drummer, plays in various groups
with musicians in the fields of blues, jazz, funk,
and fusion. He participates in various festivals
in Italy and with Habaka, an African-American
singer, at the Hartford Jazz Festival in the USA.
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| ° |
Gianni
Massarutto |
Voice
& Harmonica |
° |
Paolo Corsini |
Piano |
° |
Loris Veronesi |
Drums |
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Sunday 18
SPECIAL BLUES DAY
|
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| |
DIATONIC
Harmonica WORKSHOP
"PRE-WAR STYLE" with
GIANNI MASSARUTTO
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From
4:00pm
to 6:00pm
> LIMITED PLACES |
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Gianni
Massarutto has been performing live in Italy and
Europe at numerous blues festivals for over thirty
years, taking part in the International Blues Challenge
in Memphis and in the Harmonica Festival in Taiwan. |
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followed
by Early
Concert
with |
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| |
Special
Blues Event |
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Bill
"Watermelon Slim" Homans has built a remarkable
reputation for his raw, passionate intensity.
HARP Magazine wrote, "From the crisp slide
guitar to the crisp harmonica to the raspy, resonant
Okie twang, Slim delivers deeply personal blues
with both hands on the wheel of life, a bottle of
liquor in his pocket, and the Bible in the passenger
seat.
Paste Magazine wrote, "He's a formidable bottleneck
guitarist, and he's got that scream in his voice
that only the genre's greatest singers have had
before him."
Slim was born in Boston; his father was a progressive
lawyer and a Freedom Rider, while his brother is
a classical musician. He grew up in North Carolina
listening to his housekeeper sing John Lee Hooker
songs, but left early to enlist in Vietnam, where,
while hospitalized, he taught himself to play left-handed
slide guitar upside down using a pick made from
a rusty coffee can top and an Army-issue Zippo lighter
as a slide. He first appeared on the music scene
with the only known protest record by a A Vietnam
War veteran, a 1973 LP with protest influences,
featuring songs that Country Joe McDonald would
later cover. Over the next 30 years, Slim worked
as a truck driver, forklift operator, sawmill worker
(where he partially lost a finger), firewood salesman,
debt collector, funeral director, and, occasionally,
petty criminal. Because of these crimes, Slim was
forced to flee Boston, where he had held peace rallies,
sit-ins, and stirred up trouble with artists such
as Bonnie Raitt. Recently, during a performance
in the summer of 2009, Raitt had called him a living
legend of the blues. From Boston, Slim landed in
Oklahoma, growing watermelons—hence his stage
name—where he completed two undergraduate
degrees and a master's degree, and enrolled in Mensa,
the group reserved for particularly high IQs. In
2002, Slim suffered a near-fatal heart attack. This
gave him a new perspective on mortality, direction,
and life ambitions, marking his second ascent as
a musician. Eleven albums later, he states: "Everything
I do now
has a more intense pleasure. I've lived a fuller
life than most people could live in two. If I left
now, I'd have a good education, lived on three continents,
and played with a group of immortal bluesmen. I
fought in a war and against a war. I've seen so
much and done so much. If my plane crashed tomorrow,
I'd come out on top." And when you watch him
perform, you know every word is true. |
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Watermelon
Slim |
Voice,
Guitar & Harmonica |
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| Tuesday
20 |
ANDY'S
CORNER |
h
9pm |
| |
| Classic
Rock, Blues, Soul, Folk... |
| |
Andrea
Angelini, aka Andy's Corner, presents his solo acoustic
project. It offers a synthesis of various musical
genres and influences: a fascinating journey through
the best Anglo-American music, particularly from
the '60s and '70s, but beyond... |
|
| ° |
Andrea
Angelini |
Voice,
Guitar & Harmonica |
|
| |
BLUES
JAM &
FRIENDS |
h
10pm |
| |
| Coordinated
by:
MARCO DI FOLCO |
|
Opens
the Session: |
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| ° |
Marco Di Folco |
Voice
& Guitar |
| ° |
Andrea Cutini |
Harmonica |
° |
Ivano Sebastianelli |
Bass |
° |
Lorenzo Francocci |
Drums |
|
|
BluesMen
& BluesWomen, come and enjoy with us
|
|
| Thursday
22 |
JAM
SESSION
JAZZ |
h
10pm |
| |
| Dedicated
to:
STANDARD &
MORE |
|
Opens
the Session: |
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| ° |
Stefano
Di Grigoli |
Tenor Sax |
° |
Claudio
Colasazza |
Piano |
° |
Enrico
Mianulli |
Double
Bass |
° |
Gegè
Munari |
Drums |
|
|
| All
Jazz Musicians are Welcome |
|
| Friday
23 |
GEGE' MUNARI
JAZZ QUINTET |
h
10pm |
| |
| Jazz
Night |
| |
A
top-notch quartet, led by drummer Gegè Munari,
will thrill us with their exploration of jazz history
and a repertoire of songs chosen from the most important
standards of African-American music. The musicians,
united by a great human and musical connection,
create a lively and engaging atmosphere. |
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Stefano
Preziosi |
Alto Sax |
° |
Massimo Pirone |
Trombone |
° |
Claudio Colasazza
|
Piano |
° |
Enrico Mianulli
|
Double Bass |
° |
Gegè
Munari |
Drums |
|
| Saturday
24 |
VERONICA
KIRCHMAJER
"SOULTRACK" |
h
10pm |
| |
| Blues
Night |
|
Soultrack
was born from a shared passion for the blues and
its darker sounds.
An intense and authentic sound, where each member
brings their own artistic journey to create a personal
and recognizable groove. |
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Veronica
Kirchmajer |
Voice |
° |
Matteo Piccolo |
Guitar |
° |
Stefano Scoarughi |
Bass |
° |
Mimmo Antonini |
Drums |
|
| |
LIGHT
TRIO
BRAZIL FOR STRINGS |
h
7pm |
| |
| Early
Concert |
| |
The
Light trio offers a repertoire that combines original
songs and great classics of Brazilian music presented
in an acoustic key. |
|
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Enrico
Cresci |
Voice
& Guitar |
° |
Marcello
Sirignano |
Fiddle |
° |
Daniele
Basirico |
6-String
Bass
& Percussion |
|
| Tuesday
27 |
ANDY'S
CORNER |
h
9pm |
| |
| Classic
Rock, Blues, Soul, Folk... |
| |
Andrea
Angelini, aka Andy's Corner, presents his solo acoustic
project. It offers a synthesis of various musical
genres and influences: a fascinating journey through
the best Anglo-American music, particularly from
the '60s and '70s, but beyond... |
|
| ° |
Andrea
Angelini |
Voice,
Guitar & Harmonica |
|
| |
BLUES
JAM &
FRIENDS |
h
10pm |
| |
| Coordinated
by:
MONKEY BUSINESS |
|
Opens
the Session: |
|
| ° |
Fabio Jannicola |
Voice |
| ° |
Francesco Marino |
Guitar |
° |
David Pintaldi |
Bass |
° |
Pino Liberti |
Drums |
|
|
BluesMen
& BluesWomen, come and enjoy with us
|
|
| Thursday
29 |
JAM
SESSION
JAZZ |
h
10pm |
| |
| Dedicated
to:
THELONIOUS MONK |
|
Opens
the Session: |
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| ° |
Filippo
Mollicone |
Trumpet |
° |
Andrea
Candela |
Piano |
° |
Giuseppe
Romagnoli |
Double
Bass |
° |
Pietro
Mortillaro |
Drums |
|
|
| All
Jazz Musicians are Welcome |
|
| Friday
30 |
MASSIMO PIRONE QUARTET |
h
10pm |
| |
| Jazz
Night |
| |
A
tribute to the great Quincy Jones, with whom Massimo
Pirone worked in 2005 for MT Music, performing under
his direction. This tribute is motivated by a passion
for his music and the friendship that developed
on that occasion. |
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Massimo
Pirone |
Trombone & Arrangements |
° |
Riccardo Fassi |
Hammond |
° |
Luca Tozzi |
Guitar |
° |
Carlo Battisti |
Drums |
|
| Saturday
31 |
THE HOTz |
h
10pm |
| |
| Blues
Night |
|
Blues,
American folk and psychedelia in a sonic journey
inspired by 1960s California and the spirit of research
and fusion typical of the Summer of Love. |
|
| ° |
Erika
Scherlin |
Voice |
° |
Mario Galiano |
Guitar &
Voice |
° |
Alfonso
D'Amora |
Guitar |
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