Andrea Nunzi: drums
Gianluca Figliola: guitar
Giulio Scarpato: doublebass
Drummer, teacher, session man and stable member of numerous national and international projects (to name a few names: Amii Stewart, Steve Grossman, Fabrizio Bosso, Pietro Lussu, Giovanni Amato, Neffa, Scott Hamilton, Nick The Nightfly, Max Ionata, Dario Deidda, Sandro Deidda, Maurizio Giammarco, Massimo Farao ‘, Milcho Leviev, Pietro Ciancaglini, Marco DiGennaro, Nicola Conte, Paolo Benedettini, Giorgio Rosciglione, Luca Mannutza, Pippo Matino, Danilo Memoli, Paolo Recchia, Alice Ricciardi, Joy Garrison, Marcello Rosa, Daniele Scannapieco, Vincent Harring, Walter Blanding, Andy Gravish, Flavio Boltro, Gianluca Lucantonio, Gaetano Partipilo, Tommaso Scannapieco, Marco Loddo, Emanuele Basentini, Nicolas Folmer, Magnus Lindgrem, Vince Benedetti, Joel Holmes, Alex Hofman, Ehud Asherie and many others). It presents itself by giving new interpretation to different repertoires of traditional jazz, using improvisation as the main prerogative....
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Andrea Nunzi: drums
Gianluca Figliola: guitar
Giulio Scarpato: doublebass
Drummer, teacher, session man and stable member of numerous national and international projects (to name a few names: Amii Stewart, Steve Grossman, Fabrizio Bosso, Pietro Lussu, Giovanni Amato, Neffa, Scott Hamilton, Nick The Nightfly, Max Ionata, Dario Deidda, Sandro Deidda, Maurizio Giammarco, Massimo Farao ‘, Milcho Leviev, Pietro Ciancaglini, Marco DiGennaro, Nicola Conte, Paolo Benedettini, Giorgio Rosciglione, Luca Mannutza, Pippo Matino, Danilo Memoli, Paolo Recchia, Alice Ricciardi, Joy Garrison, Marcello Rosa, Daniele Scannapieco, Vincent Harring, Walter Blanding, Andy Gravish, Flavio Boltro, Gianluca Lucantonio, Gaetano Partipilo, Tommaso Scannapieco, Marco Loddo, Emanuele Basentini, Nicolas Folmer, Magnus Lindgrem, Vince Benedetti, Joel Holmes, Alex Hofman, Ehud Asherie and many others). It presents itself by giving new interpretation to different repertoires of traditional jazz, using improvisation as the main prerogative.
A trio of first level with Gianluca Figliola on guitar, Vincenzo Florio on double bass and Andrea Nunzi on drums. Three of the best expressions of Italian jazz – different in terms of education and career but united by the same respect and love for jazz, especially live. Collaborations also at international level, studio recordings, appearances in major clubs and festivals not only in Italy have made them be appreciated by the public and brought to the attention of the national jazz scene and beyond, confirming how much work and study combined to uncommon talent and technical and improvisational skills are the basis of a successful live jazz concert: interplay and respect for the public do the rest.
Playing standards is not really like playing covers, if you want to discover the difference the two hours of tonight can clarify your ideas. Jazz for us is a music that first of all must graciously reach the ears of the public, inviting it to a dialogue, to enter an atmosphere. Tonight’s concert, and more generally the philosophy of the club, represents a continuous tribute – never a ridiculous imitation to make the verse to … – to the great jazz tradition, to its genres – from swing to hardbop – in company of some of the best musicians of the Italian jazz scene and a selection of the standards and the most beautiful songs extracted from the great songbooks of the 900 of the greatest composers – from Cole Porter to Duke Ellington, from George Gershwin to Irving Berlin.
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