Emanuele Filippi Ft. Seamus Blake at Sunset-Sunside

Emanuele Filippi is an Italian pianist. His music has been hailed as « brilliant and surprising » by jazz legends Fred Hersch and Enrico Rava. He has performed internationally alongside such eminent jazz artists as Chris Morrissey, Ben Van Gelder, Soweto Kinch, Glauco Venier, Francesco Bearzatti and many others. After living in New York for several years, Emanuele is now based in Paris. Among the finest exponents of contemporary jazz, saxophonist and composer Seamus Blake stands out for his finesse and ‘pure boldness’. Winner of the ‘Thelonious Monk International Jazz Saxophone Competition’ in Washington D. C. in 2002, he has performed alongside Wayne Shorter and Herbie Hancock....

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Emanuele Filippi is an Italian pianist. His music has been hailed as « brilliant and surprising » by jazz legends Fred Hersch and Enrico Rava. He has performed internationally alongside such eminent jazz artists as Chris Morrissey, Ben Van Gelder, Soweto Kinch, Glauco Venier, Francesco Bearzatti and many others. After living in New York for several years, Emanuele is now based in Paris. Among the finest exponents of contemporary jazz, saxophonist and composer Seamus Blake stands out for his finesse and ‘pure boldness’. Winner of the ‘Thelonious Monk International Jazz Saxophone Competition’ in Washington D. C. in 2002, he has performed alongside Wayne Shorter and Herbie Hancock.

Emanuele Filippi est un pianiste italien. Sa musique a été saluée comme étant « brillante et surprenante » par les légendes du jazz Fred Hersch et Enrico Rava. Il a joué à l’international aux côtés d’éminents artistes de jazz, notamment : Chris Morrissey, Ben Van Gelder, Soweto Kinch, Glauco Venier, Francesco Bearzatti et bien d’autres. Après avoir vécu quelques années à New York, Emanuele est désormais basé à Paris. Parmi les meilleurs représentants du jazz contemporain, le saxophoniste et compositeur Seamus Blake se distingue par sa finesse et sa « hardiesse pure ». Lauréat du « Thelonious Monk International Jazz Saxophone Competition » de Washington D. C. en 2002, il s’est produit aux côtés de Wayne Shorter et Herbie Hancock. 

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