Hello at 169 Bar,
I hope you have a space for me in which I can perform and spread my jazz music, because I'm arranging my tour dates in New York for April or first May.
Please, let me introduce myself now, it's a long time I had to do it..
From April 18th through 30 I will be there performing a couple of concerts on 23rd and 24th, so I have some date free to book. I'm available until May 2nd.
Please, let me know if it's possible and your conditions to host a concert there.
Check some audio samples of my latest recordings on this page: http://www.jazzpiano.it/revelations-sky.html
Artist Presentation
The Italian jazz pianist composer Norberto Tamburrino, is available to perform
piano solo, as well as ,Trio or Quartet Concerts with tenor sax player J D Allen, Joseph Lepore on bass and Bruce Cox on drums also featuring in a couple of his albums.
He performs music from his latest work "Ascoltabile Piano & Atmospheres" that in January 2010 was at Top 40 Charts and at Best Recording, as well as, from Reflection(s) on Monk", recorded in New York and original compositions from his Jazz Classic album,âPrigioniero del Mare-Prisoner of the Seaâ, Arabesque Recordings 2008 and "Deco", Splasc(h) Records 2006 which received good response from International Critics.
The Program of the Concert also includes some Classic, Swing, Mainstream Jazz masterpieces.
Further info and Bio below.
Thank you very much for your kind attention
norberto
Norberto Tamburrino
Official Website: http://www.jazzpiano.it/
articles, reviews (Oct. '09 updated):
â.the pianist leans toward Horace Silver's rhythmic spunk ("Latin Way..), Dave Burrell's playful revisionism and Bud Powell's linear drive; a live trio ends the album, bouncing straight-eight Lennie Tristano on "All The Things You Are".Tamburrino's Monkery shine broadly in unreconstructed rag and stride motifs and genial, spiky lyricism..â.-Globe Unity by Fred Bouchard, All About Jazz New York -July 2009-
" ...Tamburrino occupies the same rhythmic sensibility as Monk; playing alone, he moves around the piano with just those pensive, eccentric footsteps, clatters, trips..â -Prigioniero del Mare by Jay Deshpande, All About Jazz-March 2009
â..Tamburrino's piano playing, heavily influenced by Thelonious Monk, is ripe with percussive clatter and arpeggiatedflour. Indeed, the inclusion of Monk's overlooked ballad "We See" demonstrates Tamburrino's thorough understanding of the familiar nuances associated with the late pianist..â-Deco by John Barron, All About Jazz -October 2009
http://italia.allaboutjazz.com/php/article.php?id=2843
http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/article.php?id=32214
http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/article.php?id=30825
http://www.online-news.it/jazz/blog/index.php?entry=entry080110-194718
http://www.chasejazz.com/AJ0183.html
http://blog.livedoor.com/review/search?q=NORBERTO%20TAMBURRINO&t=Music
http://www.whohub.com/norbertotamburrino
Norberto Tamburrino on radios:
http://playlist.wusr.scranton.edu/playlist/sadko/558
http://www.kfai.org/node/8496
http://www.klcc.org/PlayList.asp?ProgramGuideID=50&PlayDate=2/1/2008
http://www.last.fm/music/Norberto+Tamburrino
http://www.kusp.org/playlists/synch/2008/2008-02-27.html
http://www.wucf.org/playlist%20files/lists%5CPL_080510.htm
http://wucf.ucf.edu/playlist%20files/lists/PL_080628.htm
http://www.lejazzaffair.com/lejazzaffair_amp.xml
http://genres.mytuner.net/search.cgi?SearchPattern=hd
http://media.aeoned.org/wgte/content/items/digital/1928_200902061028.pdf
http://www.animajazz.it/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=581
http://www.animajazz.it/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=842
http://melo.tank.jp/music_detail.php?item_id=B000FVGNIM
Official web site www.jazzpiano.it
comunities
Facebook
http://www.isound.com/norberto_tamburrino
www.showbuyer.com/index.php?option=com_comprofiler&task=userProfile&user=152
Bio
Italian pianist and composer was born in Taranto (Italy) in 1964. He begun since ninth to play organ with his father on guitar and bandoneon and his grandfather on mandolin, playing italian music in parties. When he was 13th privately studied classic organ for 3 years and then he took to play classic studies on piano under the direction of M° Anna Serafino (2 years). Since 1982 he studies jazz piano attending Stages and Workshops with : Enrico Pieranunzi, Giorgio Gaslini, Bob Mover, Franco Dâandrea, Gianluigi Trovesi, Claudio Fasoli, George Cables and others .In 1994 he attended âC P M Siena Jazzâ Academic year with pianists Danilo Rea and Stefano Battaglia and Musica dâinsieme class with the trumpeter Marco Tamburini. From 1999 Norberto periodically went to New York attending lessons and workshops with Richard Clements, Jimmy Vass, Frank Hewitt, Gilbert Coggins, Barry Harris and others.
He begun his professional activity from 1989 hosting a little Jazz Club in Taranto playing and planning concerts for 9 years. Since 2001 he played for Government and Municipal engagments in many concerts and Jazz Festivals in South Italy (Leporano, Taranto, Taranto vecchia, Crispiano, Pulsano, Castellaneta Marina, Lecce, Bari, Cassano delle Murge, Matera, Santa Maria di Leuca, Parabita performing with Joseph Lepore, Fabio Morgera, Bruce Cox, J. D. Allen, Billy Kaye, Roberto Ottaviano, Felice Mezzina, Giuseppe Bassi, Francesco Lomagistro, Marcello Nisi, Michel Carrabba, Roberto Spagnolo, Pino Clementi, Marco Bardoscia, Davide Pettirossi, Alessandro Patti, Davide Penta, Francesco Mariella, Mimmo Campanale and others
Discography
"Revelations From The Sky", Art Notes Records 2010
"Ascoltabile Piano & Atmospheres", Art Notes Records 2010
"All Dreams We Can See In Your Eyes", Art Notes Records 2009
âReflection(s) on Monkâ, Norberto Tamburrino, Philology Jazz Records-2009
featuring J D Allen, Joseph Lepore, Bruce Cox, Francesco Mariella
âPrigioniero Del Mare-Prisoner Of The Seaâ, Norberto Tamburrino
Arabesque Recordings â2007
âDecoâ, Norberto Tamburrino, Splasc(H) Records, 2006-feat. J D Allen, Fabio Morgera
Please contact me for further information.
Many thanks for your kind attention
norberto
Norberto Tamburrino
E-mail: [email protected]
Official Website: http://www.jazzpiano.it/
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