Freedom Love Song Antonio Torrini Avicenne Jazz Project

• 1Freedom Love Song - Preludium00:27
• 2Under the Rain Again07:40
• 3Porta di Damasco07:59
• 4Nanna Paolina05:48
• 5In the Cage05:54
• 6Where Is Amelia04:50
• 7Her Love Affair With the Tango06:44
• 8The Shadow Line07:13
• 9It's Time To Leave06:39
• 10Meninos04:20
• 11Grand Bubu05:46
• 12Freedom Love Song01:53
• Total Runtime01:05:13

Info for Freedom Love Song

Two years after the first album, Avicenne Jazz Project, with Freedom Love Song, follows the musical idea of the composer of all tracks, Antonio Torrini, arranging the melodic lines with Mediterranean sounds and rhythms. A journey through cities, emotions, persons, all along a life. Expecially in Porta di Damasco, with Serena Moroni's violin and the magic percussions by Alessandro Benedetti, the musical concept of this project comes to life, a passport to visit and enjoy different points of view in the tracks.

Serena Moroni, violin
Giovanni Pecchioli, saxophone, clarinet
Massimiliano Pinzauti, piano
Massimo Morrone, guitar
Filippo Lepri, trumpet, flugelhorn
Antonio Torrini, double-bass, vocals
Alessandro Benedetti, drums, percussions

Recorded on June 9 and 10, 2012 at MM Studio, Montecatini Terme (PT), Italy
Engineered and edited by Massimo Morrone
Mix and mastered by Giacomo Bondi

Antonio Torrini
... living in the bass key ... bass player, double bass player, bass voice, composer. A rock and jazz fusion bassist, studies double bass with Furio di Castri in Siena Jazz, following music courses together with Mauro Grossi and Roberto Nannetti, then Harmony and Composition courses with Mauro Grossi to the CAM in Florence.

Antonio played as a bassist in the Sunrise Jazz Orchestra with Fabrizio Bosso as guest, Gianluca Petrella, Daniele Scannapieco, Francesco Bearzatti, Nico Gori, Javier Girotto, Andrea Celeste, Roy Paci. He played also with Jubilee Shouters, Sassy Jazz Quartet, Jazzerie, Better Be Quiet, Sabina Manetti Quintet, Duke of Abruzzi Big Band directed by Alessandro Fabbri, Mario Bros, MingustoJoni, Sunrise Jazz Orchestra directed by Stefano Rapicavoli, Jazz & Co Quintet, Alice Reynolds Quartet , 900. Currently he is entirely dedicating to the Avicenne Project, both in the classical quartet, and in the new string trio.

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