Music
Chiesa di San Francesco
60 minuti
with Big Band Jazz by the students of Conservatorio Jacopo Tomadini in Udine
conductor Glauco Venier
and with professors Alfonso Deidda alto sax, Carlo Beltrami trumpet, Sergio Bernetti trombone, Fabrizio Paoletti baritone sax
trumpets Cristiano Brusini, Edoardo Cudiz, Stefano Trentin, Sara Miani
trombone Alessia Perosa, Jacopo Tuttino
saxophones Lorenzo Lucchese alto, Mauro Marnicco alto, Davide Del Giudice tenor, Giovanni Di Vito tenor, Mattia Turco baritone, Marco Zucchiatti clarinet
vocals Margherita Zuccato, Gloria Cassetta Majoni, Bella Ghazaryan
piano Davide Tomasetig, Marko Miloradov
electric guitar Simone Di Gennaro
double bass Alessio Zoratto
electric bass Elias Scodeller
drums Prof. Jacopo Zanette, Davide Fradeloni
production Conservatorio Jacopo Tomadini in Udine
Frantic rhythms, improvisations, a taste for the irregular and the forbidden. Jazz exploded under the radar in 1930s Europe and alerted the Nazi-fascist regimes in Italy and Germany. Yet, that frantic freedom, that apparent disorder won many hearts. Between a Louis Armstrong who becomes Luigi Braccioforte and a Duke Ellington renamed Del Duca, this is a tribute to the power of a forbidden music, which shook censorship and totalitarianism with syncopated rhythms.
Program
Glenn Miller, A String of Pearls
Glenn Miller, Moonlight Serenade
Glenn Miller, Pennsylvania 6-5000
Glenn Miller, In the Mood
Duke Ellington & Billy Strayhorn, Take the “A” Train
Duke Ellington, C Jam Blues
Count Basie & Neal Hefty, Li’l Darlin’
Bart Howard & Sammy Nestico, Fly Me to the Moon
Count Basie & Sammy Nestico, This Way
Neal Hefty & Sammy Nestico, Splanky
Count Basie & Sammy Nestico, The Queen Bee
Roger Ramirez & Sammy Nestico, Lover Man
