MAURIZIO CAMARDI
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He plays various saxes and flutes. He represents the italian jazz from almost 20 years and he's also an artistic director of important festival of music, literature and theater.
In 1985, together with musicologist Roberto Favaro, he founds the George Gershwin Music School of Padua, of which Camardi is Artistic Director. In recent years he has worked together with many jazz composers such as Paolo Fresu, Stefano Battaglia, Enrico Rava, Claudio Fasoli, Patrizio Fariselli, Paolino Dalla Porta and worked as a shift worker with personalities like Ricky Gianco, Gualtiero Bertelli and the bluesman Cooper Terry. Camardi has performed in various countries: Serbia, Slovenia, Nicaragua, Switzerland, Arabian Republic of Saharawi, Ecuador, Germany, United States, Canada. |
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MAURIZIO CAMARDI WORLD QUARTET ft Ernesttico
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A new Maurizio Camardi project, a repertoire that runs between original songs and some "cover", which is developed on different musical genres. Now routinely Maurizio Camardi moves collecting ideas and sounds that come from the many musical journeys around the world has been made in many years of activity. An original and interesting musical product, where (if you really want to give a labels) echoes of jazz, pop and world mingles all the time.
In the choice of instrumentation of this band the saxophonist decided to put together acoustic and electric with the sound of saxophones and other his ethnic woodwinds intersects with the piano and keyboards, leaning on a solid bass and drums "groove". On stage with him some great musicians not to be missed and special guest for the occasio, the Cuban percussionist Ernesttico, a musician who has collaborated with artists such as Pino Daniele and Jovanotti. |
Maurizio Camardi (saxophone, duduk, etnic flute)
Francesco Signorini (keyboards),
Federico Malaman (bass guitar),
David Devito (drums), Ernesttico (percussion).
THE PROJECT IS ALSO AVAILABLE WITH THE PARTICIPATION OF SINGER ANTONELLA RUGGIERO
Francesco Signorini (keyboards),
Federico Malaman (bass guitar),
David Devito (drums), Ernesttico (percussion).
THE PROJECT IS ALSO AVAILABLE WITH THE PARTICIPATION OF SINGER ANTONELLA RUGGIERO
MARE CHIUSO
MAURIZIO CAMARDI and MAURO PALMAS
The Mediterranean is the protagonist of this new artistic project of Maurizio Camardi and Mauro Palmas, who have decided to fix in a cd a clear route composed of many 'musical paintings' that speaks about the colors of the heart of two artists who love their land, but also the sounds of the sea.
The Mediterranean Sea as a Closed Sea (the name of the project, in Italian language ‘Mare Chiuso’) preserving a wealth of music, letting it flow through the extraordinary cultures that surround it. Colors in which Camardi and Palmas love to recognize, talk about, meet again, and that indicate with a light well-defined traces of their long artistic journey, from the center to the sea, and beyond through stunning scenery. Songs that evoke Mediterranean sounds, which draw from the magnetic force of the earth and the nearby ancient Sardinian influences, Arabic, Spanish, Sicilian, Venetian, Balkans.
Maurizio Camardi (saxophone, duduk, ethnic flutes)
Mauro Palmas (lyrical lute)
The Mediterranean Sea as a Closed Sea (the name of the project, in Italian language ‘Mare Chiuso’) preserving a wealth of music, letting it flow through the extraordinary cultures that surround it. Colors in which Camardi and Palmas love to recognize, talk about, meet again, and that indicate with a light well-defined traces of their long artistic journey, from the center to the sea, and beyond through stunning scenery. Songs that evoke Mediterranean sounds, which draw from the magnetic force of the earth and the nearby ancient Sardinian influences, Arabic, Spanish, Sicilian, Venetian, Balkans.
Maurizio Camardi (saxophone, duduk, ethnic flutes)
Mauro Palmas (lyrical lute)
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Corso Matteotti, 67 – 36071 – Arzignano (VI)
Mobile +39 348 3046782 – P.IVA 03583220243
Corso Matteotti, 67 – 36071 – Arzignano (VI)
Mobile +39 348 3046782 – P.IVA 03583220243
