FABRIZIO BOSSO: You've Changed

FABRIZIO BOSSO
É um jovem trumpetista de jazz italiano, com aquele mesmo toque "cool" que lembra o estilo calmo, contido, econômico e elegante de Chet Baker.
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FABRIZIO BOSSO
Fabrizio Bosso was born in Torino - Italy - on November 5 1973. At the age of 5 years began to study trumpet with his father, trumpet player too. At the age 15 he graduated in trumpet at G. Verdi Conservatory in Torino. While studing classical music he approached jazz music playing in Big Band (12 years) and small combos.
In 1990, he was awarded a scholarship and attended the summer seminary at the "St. Mary College" in Washington. In 1991, as a winner of a comopetition, he attended at "High Specialization Musical School" with Pierre Thibaud in Saluzzo. In 1993, as a member of "Paese degli spechi orchestra" in Bologna, work and toured in Italy with George Russell, Mike Gibbs, Kenny Wheeler, Dave Liebman, Carla Bley, Steve Coleman.
In 1994 won the "Summertime in jazz" competition as better soloist and best band with his quintet. From 1994 Fabrizio Bosso teach instrumental technique and jazz improvisation in private and civic school as "Nicola Piccinni" Conservatory of music in Bari; as a free lance artist has played with Gianni Basso, Paolo Di Sabatino, Riccardo Zegna, Enrico Pieranunzi, Maurizio Giammarco, Massimo Moriconi, Emanuele Cisi, Gabriele Mirabassi, Mario Negri, Gegè Telesforo, Claudio Baglioni, Stefano Di Battista, Pietro Condorelli, Roberto Gatto, Sandro Gibellini, Marcello Rosa, Flavio Boltro, Tullio De Piscopo, Piero Odorici, Slide Hampton, Randy Brecker, Bob Mintzer, Irio De Paula, Hein Van De Geyn, Steve Lacy and many others and he toured with various band in Germany, France, USA, Kenya, Ethiopia, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates, Finland and Cuba.
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ALBUM REVIEW
We say the truth, we are in a period when most of the latest products on the jazz is not up to expectations and then when you find yourself having to talk about how this disc can not do a great pleasure. Fabrizio Bosso, talent torinese now projected nell'olimpo of large, gives us a splendid work that combines emotion and music at the highest level. Examination busy recording with an orchestra is passed with flying colors, thanks to a fit involving Paolo Silvestri, the Bim String Orchestra, the musicians of all time exposures, as Lussu, Bulgarelli and Tucci and some great friends who have given the final touch of prestige to a disk that is candid ever to be one of the best of 2007. Trumpeter this time left by his energetic sound and the melody goes to work in symbiosis with the arches and even the choice of songs you understand his need for an "emotional". It speaks only of great classics, from the Italians, like "Without End", where the duet with the soprano sax of the Baptist in "Summer", read very well by Sergio Cammariere, who collaborated with for years,
in Brazil, as " Summer Samba "and" Rio de Majo, 'where is the valuable contribution of Bebo Ferra guitar, and percussionist Bruno Marcozzi at ease with the rhythms of South America. But two stand out on all the pearls: "Nuovo Cinema Paradiso" with a shiver from the Bosso and the masterful touch of class to Peter Lussu and finally the title track, then again only in instrumental version, where the voice soars, hot, Diane Reeves. An elegant and exciting disc, evidence of a mature artist who has for a decade is a spearhead of our jazz scene and is certainly ready for the big leap internationally.
(By Emilio Palanti - http://italia.allaboutjazz.com)
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MINHA OPINIÃO - os puristas sempre torceram o nariz para os músicos e cantores de jazz, quando gravaram com acompanhamento de cordas. Foi assim com Charlie Parker, Billie Holiday e Chet Baker e não será uma exceção se os críticos crucificarem Fabrizio pelo mesmo "crime". Na verdade, o acompanhamento de cordas deixa os arranjos "açucarados", mas isso não me parece um crime imperdoável: apenas torna o jazz palatável para platéias menos exigentes. E este álbum nem mesmo me parece ter sido produzido com a intenção de ser estritamente jazzistico, já que trafega por um repertório bastante eclético, ao qual não faltam o nosso "Samba de Verão" e a brasileiríssima canção italiana "Estate", que se tornou propriedade privada de João
Gilberto. A presença da grande Diane Reeves é um luxo e só a sua interpretação do clássico "You´ve changed", do repertório da "Lady Day", já seria suficiente prá justificar a postagem. Não é jazz puro, mas é um álbum elegante e "classudo".
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FABRIZIO BOSSO: You've Changed

PERSONNEL:
Fabrizio Bosso (Trumpet,Flugelhorn)
Pietro Lussu (Piano)
Luca Bulgarelli (Bass)
Lorenzo Tucci( Drums)

Guests:
Bim String Orchestra
Sergio Slivestri (Arranger,Conductor)
Dianne Reeves (Voice) on #3
Sergio Cammariere(Voice,Piano) on #6,10
Stefano Di Battista (Soprano saxophoe) on #4,9
Bebo Ferra (Guitar) on #7,8
Bruno Marcozzi (Percussion) on #7,8


TRACKS/FAIXAS:
1. The Nearness Of You
2. Nuovo Cinema Paradiso
3. You've Changed (feat. Dianne Reeves)
4. Senza Fine
5. Georgia On My Mind
6. Estate (feat. Sergio Cammariere)
7. Rio De Majo
8. Summer Samba
9. Joyful Day
10. Per Ricordarmi di Te (feat. Sergio Cammariere)
11. You've Changed (instrumental)