“Songs from the past and the Holy Spirit” is the first album as a leader by Verona-based vibraphonist Paolo Peruzzi. The music on the album is original and is played by a group that pursues music with determination as the driving force behind everything else. The encounter with extraordinary souls has allowed the music to be forthright, spontaneous and simple, the natural meeting point of emotional intelligence and creative thinking.
MUSICIAN / IMPROVISER / COMPOSER
MUSICIAN / IMPROVISER / COMPOSER
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An evening of collective listening to a music album to bring the audience back to an attitude of conscious listening – including introspective listening.
The Musiforum focuses on a particular aspect of the album (e.g. production, arrangement, etc.) by presenting its context, technical and artistic aspects, finally sharing emotions and thoughts with the audience at the end of listening.
An evening of collective listening to a music album to bring the audience
back to an attitude of conscious listening – including introspective listening.
The Musiforum focuses on a particular aspect of the album (e.g. production, arrangement, etc.)
by presenting its context, technical and artistic aspects,
finally sharing emotions and thoughts with the audience at the end of listening.
THE MIGHTY SWORD – live at Berklee
THE MIGHTY SWORD – live at Berklee
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PAOLO PERUZZI
In the words of the NEA Jazz Master Terri Lyne Carrington, paolo peruzzi (b1994 in Verona, Italy) is a vibraphone player “with the curious and inquisitive nature to push the genre forward”. Kris Davis describes him as “extraordinarily talented, hardworking, curious, supportive of his peers”. After graduating in 2019 at the Arrigo Pedrollo Music Conservatory (Vicenza, Italy), peruzzi went on to pursue a performance diploma at the Berklee College of Music (’23 graduate). paolo has been part of the Berklee Institute of Jazz and Gender Justice, whose mission is to support and sustain a cultural transformation in jazz, with the commitment to recruit, teach, mentor, and advocate for musicians seeking to study or perform jazz, with gender justice and racial justice as guiding principles. paolo peruzzi is the awardee at the first ‘Tomorrow’s Jazz’ competition, presented by Veneto Jazz in conjunction with the Veneto Jazz Festival.