Vol.1 Music By Billy Strayhorn
by Trio65
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Digital Album
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Something To Live For
05:33
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Raincheck
02:51
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Day Dream
05:11
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Isfahan
04:15
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Lotus Blossom
03:49
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Passion Flower
04:34
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U.M.M.G.
04:19
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Original liner notes:
Trio65 was formed in January 2000. Performing regularly at the Rainbow Room, located on the 65th floor of Manhattan's legendary Rockefeller Center, together pianist Ehud Asherie, double-bassist Joseph Lepore and on drums Tommaso Cappellato, display a repertoire which ranges from jazz standards, a wide variety of Broadway shoe pieces to be-bop tunes including some originals. Through performance, Trio65 develops new arrangements by exploring the music of composers such as Kurt Weill, George Gershwin, Cole Porter, Rogers and Hart, Irving Berlin, Fats Waller, Billy Strayhorn, Duke Ellington, Thelonius Monk and Bud Powell. The work of this ensemble is directly connected to the traditions of the great masters of improvised music. The various influences of Trio65, as well as the individual styles of each of three musicians making up the group, lend to classic yet innovative sound.
Trio65 was formed in January 2000. Performing regularly at the Rainbow Room, located on the 65th floor of Manhattan's legendary Rockefeller Center, together pianist Ehud Asherie, double-bassist Joseph Lepore and on drums Tommaso Cappellato, display a repertoire which ranges from jazz standards, a wide variety of Broadway shoe pieces to be-bop tunes including some originals. Through performance, Trio65 develops new arrangements by exploring the music of composers such as Kurt Weill, George Gershwin, Cole Porter, Rogers and Hart, Irving Berlin, Fats Waller, Billy Strayhorn, Duke Ellington, Thelonius Monk and Bud Powell. The work of this ensemble is directly connected to the traditions of the great masters of improvised music. The various influences of Trio65, as well as the individual styles of each of three musicians making up the group, lend to classic yet innovative sound.
credits
released 01 November 2000
Trio65:
Ehud Asherie: piano
Joseph Lepore: bass
Tommaso Cappellato: drums
Produced by Mantis Evar for Nujazzcity Records
Recorded on 5/7/00 at Peter Karl Studio, Brooklyn, NY
All compositions by Billy Strayhorn
Photography Lorenzo Mion & Nicky Woo
Design F.A.Y. Design Parlor - Frank Noca
Trio65:
Ehud Asherie: piano
Joseph Lepore: bass
Tommaso Cappellato: drums
Produced by Mantis Evar for Nujazzcity Records
Recorded on 5/7/00 at Peter Karl Studio, Brooklyn, NY
All compositions by Billy Strayhorn
Photography Lorenzo Mion & Nicky Woo
Design F.A.Y. Design Parlor - Frank Noca
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Drummer and composer originally from Italy spent 9 years in New York developing his voice and style. Travelled the world touring and exploring different kinds of music. Among his latest projects a trio featuring clarinet legend Don Byron and a quartet including saxophonist Michael Blake. More details on website. ... more
discography
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Jan 2012 -
Aug 2007 -
Nov 2009 -
Jan 2009 -
Oct 2009 -
Jan 2006 -
Nov 2000
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