Lorenzo

Lorenzo Ghielmi (born in Milan on 1 September 1959) is an Italian organist and harpsichordist.

The new album by Luca Mannutza, "The Uneven Shorter", a tribute to one of the most beloved artists of jazz, Wayne Shorter, will be released on November 19.

This is the second album from Lorenzo Nardocci Trio: awesome!

'Lullabies from an Unknown Time' brings together two musicians renowned for their virtuosic, classically-influenced technique, performing here a set of music full of restraint, poignancy and sensitivity.

and it's a work that almost completely dissociates from the kind of writing I used up to now.
For this reason, according to the stylistic choices of compositions and sound combinations that you will find in "White Materials", I decided to produce this album completely by myself, so that you can listen to it without reference to labels or music genres.

The French trio, lead by Lorenzo Naccarato elaborates on the concept of a kinematic jazz, in that the notion of movement lies at the heart of its musical exploration. The release of the trio's first album, on the label Laborie Jazz, was released on March 11th 2016.

"Timeline" – as stated in its self-explanatory title – is a personal timeline, a chronological thread that unites significant events in our lives. Sometimes the lines of time intertwine, creating knots that leave a mark, trigger a change, lead to a turning point, until you get to another knot.

Sparkle, is scheduled for release in April 2016 and is the eighth album of one of the most acclaimed drummers on the Italian and international jazz scene: Lorenzo Tucci. The album contains eight of Tucci’s original compositions and two songs paying tribute to great legends in the world of music: Sting and Pino Daniele. Beyond displaying technical mastery, this album reveals Tucci’s style and flair, his creativity as a composer, his recognizable individual genre, and his ability to perform with precision and a fiery modern-edge blend that has been making waves in the contemporary jazz scene. Most of his themes aren’t based on traditional jazz standards, but are shaped into brief suites, launching off into neatly contrived ideas.