Furio Di Castri Discography of CDs

Furio Di Castri albums When you realize the kind of talent Italian bassist Furio Di Castri attracted for this session you know it is bound to be something special. Joining ...

Furio Di Castri music CDs When you realize the kind of talent Italian bassist Furio Di Castri attracted for this session you know it is bound to be something special. Joining the Americans, tenor saxophonist Joe Lovano and drummer Paul Motian, are superb Italian pianist Franco D'Andrea and, ...

Furio Di Castri CD discography /Paolo Fresu/Jon Balke/Pierre Favre. Recorded in Milan, Italy in 1993. Personnel: Furio Di Castri (double bass, sound effects); Jon Balke (piano); Paolo Fresu (trumpet, flugelhorn, sound effects); Pierre Favre (percussion); Pierre Pavre (percussion). Liner Note Author: Franco Fayenz. Recording information: Mu Rec Studio, Milan, Italy (01/04/1995/01/05/1995). Photographer: Pino ...

Furio Di Castri discography Long considered one of Italy's premier modern jazz bassists, Furio Di Castri steers his quartet through 15 multi-hued aural canvases, brimming with warm overtones, chamber jazz-style motifs, and divergent undercurrents. With this 1991 release, soprano saxophonist Stefano Cantini pursues probing, lyrically charged lines ...

Furio Di Castri songs Italian bassist Furio Di Castri leads this quartet through a series of daintily executed yet exuberantly performed modern jazz pieces also featuring generous doses of Mediterranean-style melodies, swing-based vamps, oscillating rhythms, and animated interplay. Clarinetist Mauro Negri and marimba performer Andrea Dulbecco enjoy ...

Track Listing of songs: L’esigenza Di Andare Verso Il Basso; Bass And His Double; Don’t Ask; Ellington Conception; I X Love; Happy Beat; Madrugada; Pannonica;

Canadian Pianist Paul Bley is joined here by Italian bass player Furio Di Castri and English drummer Tony Oxley. The trio plays only five of this set's 13 songs; two pieces are piano solos, another is a bass solo, and four are drum ...

Recording information: Capodistria, Slovenia (12/08/1996); Gravisi-Barbabianca Palace, Koper (12/08/1996). Personnel: Paolo Fresu (trumpet, flugelhorn, electronics); Antonello Salis (piano); Furio Di Castri (electronics). Liner Note Author: Vittorio Albani.

On this disc, drummer Aldo Romano leads an Italian supergroup to revisit some of the Italian folk repertoire. It is also the companion CD to Non Dimenticar, which is based on the same concept. Some songs -- such as "O Sole Mio" and ...

Editor: Jean-Pierre Chalbos. Photographer: Raffaella Cavalieri. Personnel: Antonello Salis (vocals, whistling, accordion); Nguyên Lê (guitar, guitar synthesizer); Paolo Fresu (trumpet, flugelhorn); Furio Di Castri (double bass); Roberto Gatto (drums). Liner Note Author: Paolo Fresu.

Art Farmer's always lyrical, inviting flugelhorn fit nicely into this quartet and quintet setting matching him with an Italian ensemble. They covered standards, such bop anthems as Dizzy Gillespie's "Blue 'N' Boogie" and Charlie Parker "Ah-Leu-Cha," plus Pieranunzi originals "Little Moon" and the title track. Pieranunzi's light, enticing piano phrases made a nice contrast with Farmer's effortless, shimmering solos, while bassist Furio Di Castri and drummer Roberto Gatto handled rhythm details smoothly, and special guest Massimo Urbani chipped ...