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Lucia Ianniello
Lucia Ianniello C trumpet and objects; Diana Torti voice; Andrea Polinelli soprano and alto saxophones and flute; Paolo Tombolesi keyboards; Cristina Patrizi electric bass.
"LIVE AT ACUTO JAZZ" is Lucia Ianniello’s second CD as a bandleader, produced on SLAM, a year and a half after her first one.
This album is meant to close the circle of the music research around the figure of Horace Tapscott and the Pan Afrikan Peoples Arkestra (P.A.P.A.) which the trumpeter started tracing with her first CD "MAINTENANT" (SLAMCD 566). The new album is a live record made during the Acuto Jazz Festival (Fr), Italy, which took place in a fascinating setting of the Saint Sebastian’s Church, built in 12th century and richly frescoed in 16th century. It is a tribute to the founders and main protagonists of that lively artistic movement of the African-American community in Los Angeles, which developed in the last forty years of the 20th century.
On this CD, in addition to her original compositions, there are songs from the P.A.P.A.’s repertoire, especially those of Horace Tapscott and Jesse Sharps, Fuasi Abdul-Khaliq and Michael Session who Tapscott used to delegate to conduct the Arkestra in the ‘70s. There is also a song of pianist and singer, Linda Hill, one of the founders and a very active member of the movement of which the Arkestra was the musical and collective expression.
The quintet gives an original interpretation of this repertoire. The arrangements are drumless while the voice (except for two songs with a text), is instrumental. There is a lot of space for collective improvisation and the research of music expression goes towards the timbre and melody, away from mere virtuosity.
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Lucia Ianniello
LIVE AT ACUTO JAZZ SLAMCD 585 Barcode 5028386702627
Lucia Ianniello C trumpet
Diana Torti voice
Andrea Polinelli soprano and alto sax, flute
Paolo Tombolesi keyboards
Cristina Patrizi electric bass
Track details:
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Our Summer 3:03 (Lucia Ianniello)
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Peyote Song No. III 8:44 (Jesse Sharps)
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Other 5:21 (Lucia Ianniello)
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Little Africa 7:07 (Linda Hill, Horace Tapscott)
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Desert Fairy Princess 12:12 (Jesse Sharps)
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Quagmire Manor At Five a.m. 7:54 (Michael Session)
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Ballad for Samuel 6:50 (Horace Tapscott)
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Maintenant 8:50 (Lucia Ianniello)
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Eternal Egypt Suite, part 4 (of four parts) 8:36 (Fuasi Abdul-Khaliq)
Recorded in the Church of St. Sebastian, Acuto (FR) Italy
August 10, 2016
Recording, mixing and mastering by Cecafumo
Trumpeter Lucia Ianniello's group of five contains no drums, but adds vocals to its two-horn, two rhythm lineup on (2). Recorded in an intimate setting of a 12th century church in a live concert, the music seems centered on the dynamics of group playing, rather than on featured soloists of its individual members. Interpretations of Horace Tapscott's "Ballad for Samuel" and Michael Session's "Quagmire Manor at Five AM" are the more traditional tracks of this largely adventuresome concert, which includes compositions from Ianniello, Jesse Sharps, and Fuasi Abdul Khaliq. Don Lerman http://www.cadencejazzmagazine.com/membersonly/admin/assets/CadenceJulyIssue2018.pdf
Lucia Ianniello play C trumpet along with "objects" leading a creative and melodic team of Diana Torti/voc, Andrea Polinilli/ss-as-fl, Paolo Tombolesi/key and Cristina Patrizi/eb through a wondrous concert in Italy. Ianniello’s tone is warm, whether open as on the floating "Our Summer" iwht Polinelli’s flute a=or the free bopping "Eternal Egypt Suite" with Tombolesi’s exotic piano, or muted as on her dreamy "Other" with Torti’s voice serving up a modern madrigal. A pair of Horace Tapscott pieces, the lyrical "Little Africa" and bluesy "Ballad For Samuel" display the melodic flexibility of the band, with Torti’s voice creating rich textures with the leader’s horn. Glowing embers of sound. George W. Harris http://www.jazzweekly.com/2017/10/jam-with-slamlucia-ianniello-live-at-acuto-jazz-anatma-anatma-glowering-figs-glowering-figs/
Sonoritŕ cosmiche, astratte, visionarie, avvolte in un’atmosfera immaginifica. Live At Acuto Jazz č la nuova creazione discografica partorita dall’audace trombettista e compositrice Lucia Ianniello, che per questo progetto si affida al vivido estro di Diana Torti (voce), Andrea Polinelli (sax soprano, sax alto e flauto), Paolo Tombolesi (tastiere) e Cristina Patrizi (basso). Il CD, registrato dal vivo, contiene nove brani, di cui tre frutto dell’acume creativo dell’autrice del disco, mentre Peyote Song No. III (Jesse Sharps), Little Africa (Linda Hill – Horace Tapscott), Desert Fairy Princess (Jesse Sharps), Quagmire Manor at Five A.M. (Michael Session), Ballad for Samuel (Horace Tapscott) ed Eternal Egypt Suite, part 4 – of four parts (Fuasi Abdul Khaliq) completano la tracklist. Il mood criptico di Our Summer crea un’intensa suspense. Qui Ianniello, Polinelli, Tombolesi e Patrizi dialogano veracemente dando vita a un flusso sonoro e ad architetture armoniche di ottima fattura. In Other il climax č ipnotico, ammantante. L’incedere di Lucia Ianniello č profondamente ispirato, etereo, cosě come č magnetica la vocalitŕ di Diana Torti, entrambe sostenute dal pianismo altamente tensivo e inebriante di Tombolesi. Le colorazioni esotiche di Maintenant lasciano letteralmente con il fiato sospeso. L’eloquio della trombettista č evocativo, pervasivo. Gli sbalorditivi vocalizzi di Diana Torti, curati da una dinamica assai raffinata, creano un pathos mozzafiato. Live At Acuto Jazz rappresenta un erudito e interessante mélange incardinato su free, avant-garde jazz, etno jazz e world music, ornato da alcune sfumature tendenti al serialismo e alla dodecafonia. Questo album brilla per autentica creativitŕ estemporanea e ardente desiderio di sperimentazione e innovazione, in cui l’effetto sorpresa sembra essere una sorta di mantra.
STEFANO DENTICE / 9 OTTOBRE 2017 / http://www.strumentiemusica.com/notizie/le-recensioni-di-sm-live-at-acuto-jazz-lucia-ianniello/#disqus_thread
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Cosmic, abstract, visionary sonorities, enveloped in an imaginative atmosphere. Live At Acuto Jazz is the new record label created by the austere trumpeter and composer Lucia Ianniello, who for this project relies on the vivid estro of Diana Torti (voice), Andrea Polinelli (soprano sax, high sax and flute), Paolo Tombolesi keyboards) and Cristina Patrizi (bass). The live CD contains nine tracks, three of which are the creations of the author of the album, while Peyote Song No. III (Jesse Sharps), Little Africa (Linda Hill - Horace Tapscott), Desert Fairy Princess Jesse Sharps), Quagmire Manor at Five AM (Michael Session), Ballad for Samuel (Horace Tapscott) and Eternal Egypt Suite, part 4 - of four parts (Fuasi Abdul Khaliq) complete the tracklist. The cryptic mood of Our Summer creates an intense suspense. Here Ianniello, Polinelli, Tombolesi and Patrizi dialogue truthfully creating a sound stream and harmonious architectures of great workmanship. In Other the climax is hypnotic, cunning. Lucia Ianniello's approach is deeply inspired, ethereal, as is the magnetic voice of Diana Torti, both supported by the highly tense and inebriating pianist of Tombolesi. The exotic colors of Maintenant literally leave with the breath suspended. The trumpeter's eloquence is evocative, pervasive. The stunning vocals of Diana Torti, curated by a very refined dynamics, create a breathtaking pathos. Live At Acuto Jazz is an erudite and interesting mélange encardined on free, avant-garde jazz, ethno jazz and world music, adorned with some shades of serialism and dodecaphony. This album shines for authentic, extravagant creativity and fiery desire for experimentation and innovation, in which the surprise effect seems to be a kind of mantra.
Lucia Ianniello - Maintenant és LIVE AT ACUTO JAZZ CDk
Lucia Ianniello trombita művész és zeneszerző alapvető műfaja a jazz, de szereti ezt a műfajt ötvözni más zenei kifejezés formákkal, mint a szabad improvizáció vagy a zenei performansz. Zenei tanulmányait a Frosinone-ben müködő "L. Refice" konzervatóriumban végezte, ezt követően számos jelentős mesterkurzus hallgatója volt. Zenei pályája 200 5-ben indult, Olaszország szerte lépett fel különböző együttesekben és olyan nagyzenekarokban amelyeket Eugenio Colombo, Greg Burk, Roberto Spadoni neve fémjelzett.
2015 szeptemberében jelent meg első önálló lemeze a Maintenant. A lemezen kvartett formációban hallható Lucia Ianniello Bb és C trombiták, szárnykürt, és tárgyak, Diana Torti ének, Giuseppe La Spina gitár és Paolo Tombolesi Tombolesi billentyűs hangszerek. A lemezen elhangzó számok Ianniello, Horace Tapscott, Jesse Sharps és Fuasi Abdul Khaliq szerzeményei.
Második önálló albuma a 2017 április 10-én, elhangzott koncertjének felvétele "Acuto Jazz: Lucia Ianniello Maintenant". Ez utóbbi lemez egy 12. századi kápolnában készült kiváló minőségű hanganyag, amelyet a RAI-Radio3 Suite Jazz élőben közvetített. Az együttes ezen a koncerten némileg más felállásban szerepelt: Lucia Ianniello mellett Diana Torti ének, Andrea Polinelli szoprán/alt szaxofon és fuvola, Paolo Tombolesi billentyűs hangszerek, valamint Cristina Patrizi basszgitár.
A kápolna kiváló akusztikája nagyszerűen keretezi be ezt a finom dallamos zenét, az egymás játékstílusához rendkívül jól alkalmazkodó zenészek játéka maradandó élményt nyújt a hallgatónak.
Lucia Ianniello - Maintenant and LIVE AT ACUTO JAZZ CD
Lucia Ianniello's trumpet artist and composer is the jazz genre, but he likes to combine this genre with other forms of music expression such as free improvisation or music performance. His musical studies were studied in "Frosinone" Refice "at the Conservatory, after which he was a student of several major masterclasses. His musical career started in 200, and he has performed throughout Italy in various ensembles and large orchestras featured by Eugenio Colombo, Greg Burk, Roberto Spadoni.
In September 2015, he released his first solo album, Maintenant. Lucia Ianniello Bb and C trumpets, wings horns and objects, Torta Diana, Giuseppe La Spina guitar and Paolo Tombolesi Tombolesi keyboard instruments can be heard in the quartet. The tracks on the album include Ianniello, Horace Tapscott, Jesse Sharps and Fuasi Abdul Khaliq.
His second solo album was released on April 10, 2017, "Acuto Jazz: Lucia Ianniello Maintenant". The latter record is a high quality soundtrack made in a 12th century chapel, broadcast by RAI-Radio3 Suite Jazz live. The ensemble featured Lucia Ianniello in addition to Lucia Ianniello, vocalist Diana Torti, Andrea Polinelli soprano / alt saxophone and flute, Paolo Tombolesi keyboard instruments, and Cristina Patrizi bass guitar.
The excellent acoustics of the chapel are delightfully framed by this delicate melodic music, and the play of musicians that adapts to each other's playing style is an enduring experience for the student.
Rudolf Radnai Instrument Page Parkany u. 22. IX. 55 1138 Budapest, Hungary
01/09/2017
http://www.muszeroldal.hu/news2/recordreviews2017.html
Il nuovo disco della trombettista Lucia Ianniello č un live molto speciale tenuto ad Acuto nella Chiesa di San Sebastiano, risalente al XII secolo. C’č un’acustica speciale ed un pubblico in sintonia con gli artisti cosě che la musica fluisce in modo organico ma anche con un fascino che per forza di cose non si ritrova negli studi di registrazione contemporanei. Il gruppo č completato da Diana Torti alla voce, Andrea Polinelli ai sax soprano e contralto ed al flauto, Paolo Tombolesi alle tastiere e Cristina Patrizi al basso elettrico. C’é un nuovo repertorio, ma restano lo stesso alcune delle composizioni eseguite dalla Pan Afrikan Peoples Arkestra di Horace Tapscott e Jesse Sharps che avevano trovato spazio nel disco precedente. La musica resta sempre moderna, caratterizzata dalla mancanza di una batteria che impone un suo ritmo e dalle tastiere di Tombolesi, in grado di tirare fuori tantissimi suoni e rumori. La leader utilizza oggetti vari accanto alla tromba, su cui emette suoni molto lirici e liquidi, a volte con inflessioni che ricordano un collega famoso come John Hassell. Nell’interpretazione del gruppo le composizioni acquistano una nuova forma, Peyote Song No. III ha una bella melodia e vive degli efetti elettronici di Tombolesi, cosě come Other scritto dalla Ianniello, che si apre prima con le tastiere elettriche e poi con il piano acustico, dopo arrivano la tromba e la voce ed insieme contribuiscono a creare un’atmosfera misteriosa e magica. Little Africa č di Horace Tapscott, anche qui č il pianoforte a gestire l’introduzione, poi la voce della Torti canta i versi, dopo si aggiungono gli altri e si arriva ad atmosfere di un jazz molto raffinato. Il brano finale č di Fuasi Abdul Khaliw, anche lui un musicista che proviene da Los Angeles, e chiude il concerto con suoni inusuali, da sottolineare il bell’assolo al flauto di Andrea Polinelli. Vittorio lo Conte http://www.musiczoom.it/?p=27688#.WT-Z_ozyvct
The new record of the trumpeter Lucia Ianniello is a very special live at Acuto in the church of San Sebastiano, dating back to the 12th century. There is a special acoustics and an audience in tune with artists so that music flows in an organic way but also with a charm that for all things can not be found in contemporary recording studios. The group is complemented by Diana Torti, Andrea Polinelli with soprano and alto sax and flute, Paolo Tombolesi on keyboards and Cristina Patrizi on electric bass. There is a new repertoire, but there are still some of the compositions performed by Horace Tapscott's Pan Afrikan Peoples Arkestra and Jesse Sharps who had found space in the previous album. The music is always modern, characterized by the lack of a battery that imposes its own rhythm and the keyboards of Tombolesi, which can draw lots of sounds and noises. The leader uses various objects next to the trumpet, on which he plays very lyrical and liquid sounds, sometimes with inflections recalling a famous colleague like John Hassell. In the group's interpretation the compositions acquire a new form, Peyote Song No. III has a beautiful melody and lives on the electronic efetics of Tombolesi, as well as Other written by Ianniello, which opens with electric keyboards and then with acoustic piano , After the trumpet and the voice arrive and together they create a mysterious and magical atmosphere. Little Africa is by Horace Tapscott, here is the piano to handle the introduction, then Torti's voice sings the verses, after adding the others and arriving at the atmosphere of a very refined jazz. The final piece is Fuasi Abdul Khaliw, also a musician from Los Angeles, and closes the concert with unusual sounds, to emphasize the beautiful suede at the flute of Andrea Polinelli. Vittorio lo Conte http://www.musiczoom.it/?p=27688#.WT-Z_ozyvct
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