Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts

05 February 2012

Bits of jazz

For some reasons (moving house among others) I haven't blogged so much on the last 2 months. Back to normal (or so) I've realized I have several unblogged drawings I'd like to share. For example this series of drawings made in two jazz concerts I had the opportunity to attend last november.

The first one was a concert of Flavio Boltro on trumpet and Danilo Rea on piano, with opera arias revisited in jazz key.
Jazz #01 Boltro & Rea Jazz #02 Boltro & Rea Jazz #03 Boltro & Rea Jazz #04 Boltro & Rea Jazz #05 Boltro & Rea Jazz #06 Boltro & Rea Jazz #07 Boltro & Rea Jazz #08 Boltro & Rea Jazz #09 Boltro & Rea

The second one had two parts: first, Giovanni Guidi on piano...
Jazz #10 Giovanni Guidi Jazz #11 Giovanni Guidi

...and second, the Conservatori del Liceu Big Band with Jere Laukkanen. Jazz #12 BIg Band Liceu Jazz #13 BIg Band Liceu Jazz #14 BIg Band Liceu Jazz #15 Big Band Liceu

06 December 2008

Street concert in Cremona



A couple of months ago I've been in Cremona with family and some friends. Cremona is the hometown of Stradivari, Guarneri, Amati... let's say it's the hometown of the violin. Music, mainly string music is everywhere. In other towns the signs in the street corners lead you to monuments, churches, museums... in Cremona signs lead you to the different luthiers' workshops. There are many of them, from many countries. Some of them keep the doors open so you can enter the workshop, see them at work and take some photos. Musicians from all over the world come here to commission their instruments.
At some moment we obviously came across with a bandstand in which a little group of young musicians played (really fine) Haendel's "Lascia ch'io pianga"...