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Bologna’s Jazz Scene Heats Up With Diverse Performances
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BOLOGNA, Italy – Bologna’s vibrant music scene continues to thrive, with a diverse array of jazz performances scheduled at various venues across the city. From intimate quartet settings to larger orchestral arrangements, there’s something for every jazz enthusiast.
Valentina Mattarozzi Quartet at Bravo Caffè
Tonight, the Bravo Caffè will host Valentina Mattarozzi and her quartet, “La Dolce Vita Jazz Quartet,” at 10 p.m. Mattarozzi, an eclectic songwriter known for her blend of jazz, blues, and pop-rock influences, will lead the performance. She will be accompanied by Max Cut on the floor, Max Turone on double bass, and Umberto Genovese on drums.
Fuzz Band Celebrates Johns Hopkins University at Via Mascarella Club
Saturday, the club on Via Mascarella will feature the Fuzz Band in a performance celebrating the 70th anniversary of Johns Hopkins University’s European branch. The band includes Alan Kuperman, a professor at the LBJ School of Public Affairs in Austin, Texas, on vocals and guitar; Michael J. Plummer, former Rector of Johns Hopkins University of Bologna, on drums and choirs; Steven Williams, a doctor, on bass and choirs; and Michael Brusha, an Italian-American saxophonist well-known in Bologna’s jazz circles. The set list will feature rock ‘n’ roll hits.
Carlo Maver Quartet at Bentivoglio Cellar
also tonight at 10 p.m., the Bentivoglio Cellar presents the Carlo Maver Quartet with “The Music of the Port.” Bandoneonist Carlo Maver leads this group in exploring original compositions influenced by tango, Mediterranean, and African sounds. The performance promises improvisation and a search for a collective sound. Joining Maver are Joe Pisto on guitar and vocals, Andrea Taravelli on electric bass, and Roberto Rossi on drums and percussion.
Camera Jazz & Music Club spotlights Orchestra’s ‘Music of Change‘
Friday, the Camera Jazz & Music Club will feature an orchestra performing “Music of Change.” The ensemble includes 12 performers,with eight wind instruments including saxophones (led by Piero Odorici) and trombones,plus piano,bass,guitar,and drums. Roberto Rossi will conduct the performance.
Bologna’s Jazz Scene: Your guide to the City’s Rhythmic Heart
Bologna, Italy, is renowned for its rich musical heritage. Known for opera and classical music, but the city also boasts a vibrant and diverse jazz scene. If you’re a jazz enthusiast planning a visit or a local looking for your next concert, you’re in the right place. This guide dives deep into what makes Bologna’s jazz scene special, featuring exciting performances and the unique venues that host them.
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