Eternal Love Quintet at Al Vapore

In an era of migration and racial intolerance, saxophonist Roberto Ottaviano pays homage to African culture with the work of his ‘Eternal Love’ Quintet and emphasizes music as medicine for the soul and cement of collective identities. Ottaviano, who has played and recorded with some of the most important American and European musicians, received the award for the best record of the year from the specialized magazine Musica Jazz (2021), with ‘Resonance & Rhapsodies’, and second place for best musician and best group. With the Eternal Love 5et, he presents a selection of compositions by Don Cherry, Abdullah Ibrahim, Charlie Haden, John Coltrane, Dewey Redman, Elton Dean and original pieces, in a journey for searching an inner depth, beyond the notes...

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In an era of migration and racial intolerance, saxophonist Roberto Ottaviano pays homage to African culture with the work of his ‘Eternal Love’ Quintet and emphasizes music as medicine for the soul and cement of collective identities. Ottaviano, who has played and recorded with some of the most important American and European musicians, received the award for the best record of the year from the specialized magazine Musica Jazz (2021), with ‘Resonance & Rhapsodies’, and second place for best musician and best group. With the Eternal Love 5et, he presents a selection of compositions by Don Cherry, Abdullah Ibrahim, Charlie Haden, John Coltrane, Dewey Redman, Elton Dean and original pieces, in a journey for searching an inner depth, beyond the notes. Redeeming Jazz.

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