Comim, Flavio

O duo atibaiano Flávio Rodrigues e Cristiane Barbosa volta a encantar o público em sua mistura única de samba e MPB com o lançamento de seu mais novo trabalho musical: o EP “Eterno”. A obra, com cinco faixas inéditas e autorais, foi lançada em 18 de outubro e já está disponível nas principais plataformas digitais, como o Spotify, Deezer, Amazon Music e Apple Music. Além disso, o primeiro clipe também já está no ar.

Flavio Boltro (born May 5, 1961) is an Italian trumpet and flugelhorn jazz player. Flavio Boltro starts playing trumpet at 9 years old and then enters the Turin school of Classical Music "G.Verdi". During 7 years, he studied classical trumpet, especially with Carlo Arfinengo, trumpet player of Turin's Symphonic Orchestra.

Little is known about the life of Domenico Zanatta (c1665-1748). He was most probably born in Venice, as the title pages of his manuscripts seem to attest, printing his first collection of sonatas at the tender age of 24. However, he also had a second endeavour and a great mastery of the cantata genre where his melodic inventiveness freely flows, continuing the tradition of his Venetian colleagues in a worthy way. Flavio Ferri-Benedetti and Musica Fiorita, under Daniela Dolci, present some of his pieces interspersed with works by Cavalli, Strozzi, who was a pupil of Cavalli, and Fontana: a pioneer of the, then new, stile recitativo.

The Translators (2009) is a dynamic jazz album by an impressive ensemble featuring Pietro Tonolo (saxophone), Flavio Boltro (trumpet), Emmanuel Bex (organ), and Joe Chambers (drums). This collaboration brings together some of the most accomplished musicians in contemporary jazz, creating an album that blends tradition with innovation while exploring a wide range of moods and grooves.

Great Italian trumpeter Flavio Boltro applies his warm and beautiful trumpet sound to standards including "I Remember Clifford", the instrumental written by jazz tenor saxophonist Benny Golson in memory of Clifford Brown, the influential and highly regarded jazz trumpeter who died in an auto accident at the age of 25. Also included are "Whisper Not", "Ceora", "I Can't Get Started", "Mamacita", "There Is No Greater Love", "Nutty", "Con Alma" and Boltro's own "Wasabi Blues". Japanese Venus Records release.

After playing and singing the Mingus’s Freedom, in his solo album recorded during the pandemic («Isolation», Caligola 2281), Matteo Mosolo felt the need, in the centenary of the birth of one of the masters of modern jazz (1922–2022), to pay homage to him by writing a suite for double bass and trumpet in nine movements, which in a humble and respectful way tries to tell in a personal way the life and works of a restless soul but full of love as Charles Mingus. "There is no musician in the world of jazz" – the double bass player from Udine told us – "who managed to excite me in such a strong and definitive way as he did".

Due fratelli. Due guerrieri. La brutale lotta per il potere è cominciata. I secolo d.C. Correo e Flavio sono fratellastri, figli di un acclamato generale: Appio Giuliano, comandante della decima legione. Correo, figlio di una schiava, è un guerriero abilissimo, destinato a eccellere. Flavio, nobile di nascita, deve lottare senza sosta per avere successo. Sono due facce diverse della stessa medaglia; capi opposti destinati a percorrere strade parallele, tracciate sin dalla nascita. Entrambi puntano al ruolo di centurioni, una posizione che Flavio ritiene sua per diritto e che Correo ha a lungo desiderato, e affronteranno insieme la brutale realtà della guerra. Combattere i barbari si rivelerà pericoloso, non solo per i loro corpi, ma anche per le loro anime…