Jumping Salvatore Regoli

Brahms was a severe critic of his own work, often assailed with uncertainty and reluctant to publish works he considered immature or incomplete. With the exception of the Scherzo in C flat for the Sonata F.A.e. he made his first violin solo work known to the public only at the age of forty five with the publication of the Concerto in D major, op. 77.

Сальваторе Адамо родился на Сицилии 1 ноября 1943 года, а когда ему исполнилось 7, перебрался матерью в бельгийский город Глен (позже в Жемапп), где уже какое-то время работал шахтером отец.
Подростком Сальваторе принимал участие в различных музыкальных конкурсах и в 1957 году выиграл один из них, организованный Radio Luxembourg. Вскоре вышел и первый сингл, особого внимания не снискавший, как и еще несколько, записанные уже в Париже. Лишь “Sans toi mamie”, вышедший в 1963 году привлек внимание к молодому певцу и, едва достигнув двадцатилетия, Сальваторе уже выступал в легендарной “Олимпии”, сначала открывая концерты Клиффа Ричарда и Shadows, а несколько месяцев спустя и с большой сольной программой.
Преданных поклонников Адамо обрел и в Японии, каждый год собирая на свои концерты десятки тысяч человек, его песня “Tombe la neige” занимала верхнюю строчку тамошнего хит-парада 72 недели. Да и в остальном мире стала классикой- на протяжении 30 лет было записано около 500 кавер-версий!
В 70-е годы артист много выступал, большей частью за рубежом, продюсировал записи молодых артистов, писал песни для других. Следующее десятилетие оказалось более приветливым для певца. Компиляции его песен выходили одна за другой. В апреле 1990 года Адамо дал серию концертов в Casino de Paris. Два года спустя вышла пластинка “Reveur de fond”, а еще через два года - “живой” альбом “C’est ma vie”, записанный на концерте в бельгийском городе Монс, где много лет назад состоялся дебют Адамо.
Во второй половине 90х были изданы “La vie comme elle passe” (1995) и “Regards”(1998), начало 2000х отмечено релизами “Par les temps qui courent”(2001) и “Zanzibar”(2003).

July 5, 1950—Sicilian bandit Salvatore Giuliano’s bullet-riddled corpse is found facedown in a courtyard in Castelvetrano, a handgun and rifle by his side. Local and international press descend upon the scene, hoping to crack open the true story behind the death of this young man, who, at the age of twenty-seven, had already become Italy’s…

It was not until he was twenty-seven years old that Paganini embarked on the concert tours which made him the most talked-about violinist of his time. He gave up his permanent position at the court of Princess Élisa Baciocchi in Lucca in December 1809, and began by giving concerts in various towns in northern Italy. His triumphs in Milan in 1813 established his national reputation, and he finally gained international fame in 1828, on his first tour outside Italy. Of the six concertos he is currently known to have composed, he wrote nos. I and 2 for performance in Italy, the first probably in 1815–16, the second in 1826. …

Salvatore Bonafede's compositions create a sound and a sense of the melody which is very much Italian, reminding in particular of southern Italy, inserted into the great tradition of modern jazz. Charlie Haden, Charles Mingus, Horace Silver, echoes of the Latin and afro Latin world, Nino Rota, Astor Piazzolla, Venezuelan Joropo, Enrico Rava. A drums and bass suite in which two pieces, linked together yet very different one from the other, have the drums and the double bass as soloists to which the rest of the band provides an effective and boldly simple melodic background. A miniature dedicated to Federico Fellini in which the evocation of an Italy lost in our memories becomes more marked.

Salvatore Accardo is an outstanding Italian violin virtuoso, best known as a master of the works of Niccolí Paganini, but equally accomplished across a wide variety of repertory for the instrument. His playing is characterized by a taut, visceral tone and a disciplined musical approach that avoids self-indulgence. Having also established himself as a successful conductor, chamber musician, and teacher, Accardo may be considered one of the most accomplished and influential musicians of his generation. This compilation album contains some of the greatest interpretations of the violist Salvatore Accardo. Salvatore Accardo has been playing for 26 years with Foné's Giulio Cesare Ricci and this disc contains some of the most beautiful recordings for violin solo, violin and piano, quartet, violin and orchestra.