Senza Fine
by LUCIANO BIONDINI accordion solo
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Senza fine
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Che cosa c’è
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Geppetto
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Lucignolo
06:07
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In cerca di cibo
01:46
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La lontananza
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Tu sì ’na cosa grande
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Stagione
02:33
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Libero 1
02:55
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Libero 2
02:55
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Non ti scordar di me
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Cinema paradiso
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Napule è
02:17
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about
Intakt CD 255
Luciano Biondini is one of the few outstanding masters of the accordion in Europe, a musician who is at home with jazz music as well as being deeply rooted in the music of his homeland: the mediterranean.
After two CDs with Swiss drummer Lucas Niggli and French tuba player Michel Godard, Biondini has recorded a solo album for the Intakt label, dedicated entirely to the music of the area he grew up in: the city of Spoleto, in Umbria, Northern Italy. His plays some of the great Italian “canzoni” from the 60s, 70s and 80s, which are well know by everyone in Italy. These chart-toppers were sung by Gino Paoli, Domenico Modugno, Ernesto de Curtis and Pino Daniele, the icons of the “Cantautori” scene of that era. One tune is from Ennio Morricone - the melancholic title song for Giuseppe Tornatore’s movie "Cinema Paradiso".
Biondini plays it with passion and emotional power. Jazz critic Christian Rentsch says: “How Luciano Biondini manages it, how he doesn’t give the sentimental melody away right from the start but creeps up on the theme, so to speak, continuously bending it in the course of the piece, playing around it, making it disappear and magically reappear, this shows the mastery.”
Reviews: www.intaktrec.ch/rev255-a.htm
Luciano Biondini is one of the few outstanding masters of the accordion in Europe, a musician who is at home with jazz music as well as being deeply rooted in the music of his homeland: the mediterranean.
After two CDs with Swiss drummer Lucas Niggli and French tuba player Michel Godard, Biondini has recorded a solo album for the Intakt label, dedicated entirely to the music of the area he grew up in: the city of Spoleto, in Umbria, Northern Italy. His plays some of the great Italian “canzoni” from the 60s, 70s and 80s, which are well know by everyone in Italy. These chart-toppers were sung by Gino Paoli, Domenico Modugno, Ernesto de Curtis and Pino Daniele, the icons of the “Cantautori” scene of that era. One tune is from Ennio Morricone - the melancholic title song for Giuseppe Tornatore’s movie "Cinema Paradiso".
Biondini plays it with passion and emotional power. Jazz critic Christian Rentsch says: “How Luciano Biondini manages it, how he doesn’t give the sentimental melody away right from the start but creeps up on the theme, so to speak, continuously bending it in the course of the piece, playing around it, making it disappear and magically reappear, this shows the mastery.”
Reviews: www.intaktrec.ch/rev255-a.htm
credits
released August 14, 2015
Luciano Biondini: Accordion
1. Senza fine (Gino Paoli)
2. Che cosa c'è (Gino Paoli)
3. Geppetto (Fiorenzo Carpi)
4. Lucignolo (Fiorenzo Carpi)
5. In cerca di cibo (Fiorenzo Carpi)
6. La lontananza (Domenico Modugno, Enrica Bonaccorti)
7. Tu sì ’na cosa grande (Domenico Modugno, Roberto Gigli)
8. Stagione (Luciano Biondini)
9. Libero 1 (Luciano Biondini)
10. Libero 2 (Luciano Biondini)
11. Non ti scordar di me (Domenico Furnò, Eugenio de Curtis)
12. Cinema paradiso (Ennio Morricone)
13. Napule è (Pino Daniele)
Recorded December 1, 2, 2014, at Alte Kirche Boswil, Switzerland, by WillyStrehler. Mixed and mastered by Willy Strehler. Cover art and graphic design: Jonas Schoder. Liner notes: Christian Rentsch. Photo: Michelle Ettlin. Produced by Intakt Records, Patrik Landolt.
Luciano Biondini: Accordion
1. Senza fine (Gino Paoli)
2. Che cosa c'è (Gino Paoli)
3. Geppetto (Fiorenzo Carpi)
4. Lucignolo (Fiorenzo Carpi)
5. In cerca di cibo (Fiorenzo Carpi)
6. La lontananza (Domenico Modugno, Enrica Bonaccorti)
7. Tu sì ’na cosa grande (Domenico Modugno, Roberto Gigli)
8. Stagione (Luciano Biondini)
9. Libero 1 (Luciano Biondini)
10. Libero 2 (Luciano Biondini)
11. Non ti scordar di me (Domenico Furnò, Eugenio de Curtis)
12. Cinema paradiso (Ennio Morricone)
13. Napule è (Pino Daniele)
Recorded December 1, 2, 2014, at Alte Kirche Boswil, Switzerland, by WillyStrehler. Mixed and mastered by Willy Strehler. Cover art and graphic design: Jonas Schoder. Liner notes: Christian Rentsch. Photo: Michelle Ettlin. Produced by Intakt Records, Patrik Landolt.
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