New Smooth: Book from Podcast
- BOLOGNA, Italy – A new book, "The Cellar of the New Liscio," set for release May 10 by La Tempesta Editore, delves into the world of contemporary "liscio"...
- The book features an opening contribution by regional councilor Gessica Allies, followed by insights from prominent figures in the modern music scene.
- The experiences of Fabrizio and Kevin Cimatti, clarinetist and drummer respectively, saxophonist Samuele Sangiorgi, and multi-instrumentalist and composer Stefano Bandoli are also explored.
New Book Explores the Resurgence of “liscio” Music
BOLOGNA, Italy – A new book, “The Cellar of the New Liscio,” set for release May 10 by La Tempesta Editore, delves into the world of contemporary “liscio” music through a collection of interviews. The book is based on a podcast of the same name created by Domenico Giovannini and Samuele Ravaioli, with interviews conducted by Matilde montanari, a singer from Forlì and member of the santa Balera band.
The book features an opening contribution by regional councilor Gessica Allies, followed by insights from prominent figures in the modern music scene. These include Giordano Sangiorgi, founder of Mei (Meeting of Independent Labels); Riccardo Monti, a saxophonist and clarinetist; Carlotta Marchesini and Nicolò Quercia, a pianist and accordionist; and songwriters Cristian Albani and Emanuele Tedaldi, both with ties to both songwriting and liscio music.
The experiences of Fabrizio and Kevin Cimatti, clarinetist and drummer respectively, saxophonist Samuele Sangiorgi, and multi-instrumentalist and composer Stefano Bandoli are also explored. Luca Medri, director of the Music School of Music Academy in forlì, described as a key figure in the fourth generation of liscio music in the region, is also featured.
The volume concludes with an article by journalist Federica Manzitti. Cisco, former lead singer of Modena City Ramblers, provides the introduction, while Forlì journalist and historian Mario Russomanno, a specialist in Romagna folklore, wrote the preface. Giordano Sangiorgi curated the book. It is scheduled to be presented with its contributors on Sunday, May 11, at 3 p.m. at Bologna Fiere during the Salone dei Mestieri della Musica Eufonica.
Exploring the Resurgence of “Liscio” Music: A Q&A
This article explores the new book “The Cellar of the New Liscio,” delving into the world of contemporary “liscio” music.
What is “liscio” music?
Sadly, the provided text does not directly define what “liscio” music is.However, it does provide context that it is a type of contemporary music.It is indeed also mentioned that the book explores contemporary “liscio” music, suggesting that it is still actively evolving.
What is the new book “The Cellar of the New Liscio” about?
“The Cellar of the New Liscio” is a new book that explores the resurgence of contemporary “liscio” music. It features a collection of interviews and is based on a podcast of the same name.
When and where will the book be released?
The book is set to be released on May 10 by La Tempesta Editore.
Who are the key contributors to the book?
The book features contributions from various individuals, including:
Based on a podcast: Domenico Giovannini and Samuele Ravaioli (podcast creators)
Interviews Conducted by: Matilde Montanari (singer from Forlì and member of the Santa Balera band)
Opening Contribution: Gessica Allies (regional councilor)
Featured Contributors:
Giordano Sangiorgi (founder of Mei)
Riccardo Monti (saxophonist and clarinetist)
Carlotta Marchesini (pianist)
Nicolò Quercia (accordionist)
Cristian Albani and Emanuele Tedaldi (songwriters)
Fabrizio Cimatti (clarinetist)
Kevin Cimatti (drummer)
Samuele Sangiorgi (saxophonist)
stefano Bandoli (multi-instrumentalist and composer)
Luca Medri (director of the Music School of Music Academy in Forlì)
Concluding Article by: Federica Manzitti (journalist)
Introduction by: Cisco (former lead singer of modena City Ramblers)
Preface by: Mario Russomanno (Forlì journalist and historian)
Book Curator: Giordano Sangiorgi
Where can I learn more about the book’s contributors?
Based on the text provided, you could find more details about these individuals:
Giordano Sangiorgi: Founder of Mei (Meeting of Autonomous Labels)
Riccardo Monti: Saxophonist and clarinetist
Luca Medri: Director of the Music School of Music Academy in Forlì
Cisco: Former lead singer of Modena City Ramblers
* Mario Russomanno: Forlì journalist and historian specializing in Romagna folklore.
When and where will the book be presented?
The book is scheduled to be presented with its contributors on Sunday, May 11, at 3 p.m. at Bologna Fiere during the Salone dei Mestieri della Musica Eufonica.
Who is curating the book?
Giordano Sangiorgi curated the book.
What are some of the other key figures mentioned in the book related to the resurgence of liscio music?
Several prominent figures in the modern music scene are featured in the book,showcasing the diverse talent involved in the “liscio” music resurgence. Here’s a summary:
| Name | Role | Connection to Liscio Music |
| —————— | —————————————————————– | ————————————————————————————————— |
| Giordano Sangiorgi | Founder of Mei (Meeting of Independent Labels) | Involved in the independent music scene. Curated the book. |
| Riccardo Monti | Saxophonist and Clarinetist | Musician in the liscio music scene. |
| Carlotta Marchesini | Pianist | Musician in the liscio music scene. |
| Nicolò Quercia | Accordionist | Musician in the liscio music scene. |
| Cristian Albani | Songwriter | Songwriter with ties to liscio music. |
| Emanuele Tedaldi | Songwriter | Songwriter with ties to liscio music. |
| Fabrizio Cimatti | Clarinetist | Musician. |
| Kevin Cimatti | Drummer | Musician. |
| Samuele sangiorgi | Saxophonist | Musician. |
| Stefano Bandoli | Multi-instrumentalist and Composer | Musician. |
| Luca Medri | director of the Music School of Music Academy in Forlì | Described as a key figure in the fourth generation of liscio music. |
| Matilde Montanari | Singer from Forlì and member of the Santa Balera band. | Conducted interviews. |
| Cisco | Former lead singer of Modena City Ramblers | Provided the introduction. |
| Mario Russomanno | Forlì journalist and historian specializing in Romagna folklore. | wrote the preface. |