Enrico Pieranunzi, Marc Johnson, Joey Baron - Addio Fratello Crudele

[symos72]

per me insieme a jarrett è il piu grande pianista vivente...

[billevanstime]

mi dispiace. jarrett viene dopo!

[MrJaco1965]

@billevanstime

ahahahahah....bella!

p.s. sono d'accordo...

[billevanstime]

@MrJaco1965

se non è ironico ( ma non credo ) siamo in pochi a pensarla così. Non discuto Jarrett tecnicamente ma purtroppo non mi ha mai trasmesso alcuna emozione. Non a caso ho scelto il nick che ho scelto....

[maidoodesu]

Very nice... Perfectly into the current state of mind.

[astore123456789]

Penso si possa considerare uno dei più entusiasmanti trii che oggi possiamo ascoltare in tutto il mondo: cattura inevitabilmente l'attenzione di chi li ascolta per un sublime senso dell'interplay che anima questi superbi artisti.

Complimenti vivissimi e grazie!

[rofufoja]

Prego

I don't understand Italian but from what I understand you like this track and the artist...

[vampiroangelico]

@rofufoja If you need a translation, he said he thinks it is one of the world's most exciting trios, this piece captures inevitably the attention of the listener and it has a sublime feel for interplay.

I wholeheartedly agree with the guy. Enrico Pieranunzi is, in my humble opinion (I've been a musician for 30 years now, for whatever it's worth) one of the world's best pianists, not even just technically either. He has a great sense for melody and musicality.

[haroldsdodge]

@vampiroangelico Hear hear. A truly awesome pianist and composer. I think his piece Islas is the best piano composition of this century, and stands comparison with anything Beethoven or Chopin wrote. That might sound a huge claim but if you analyse it, or better still learn it - and get to know it from the inside - you'll see the enormity of the man's genius. Alternatively, just listen! Just search for "gapir1 Islas" and enjoy.

[vampiroangelico]

@haroldsdodge I will listen to it. I think Pierannunzi was a piano and music theory teacher at the St Louis Jazz School in Rome, Italy, where I was a guitar student with the great fusion guitarist Umberto Fiorentino. Great times, and that school is one of the main reasons I am currently in 3 bands, which are starting to become quite successful on a local level, here in Central Florida. I will always give credit to the masters!