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| Country: |  United Kingdom |
| Last Login: | Jul 4, 2008 (540 days back) |
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| SAM GAMBARINI-Organ
FRANCESCO LO CASTRO-Guitar
FRANK CORALLINI- DrumsMr. 3 organ trioThe trio plays classic blue note tunes and bossa nova with funk influence.
What makes them so different from others is their natural musician ship.
Three Italians with great characters and harmony.
Some thing you can not find so easily in the session based jazz scene.
There is some thing already there even before the music starts.
Just naturally having a good fun with each other and that is reflecting though the music.Above all, their musical ability is such a standard, considering their generation, their presence of maturity is notable.
Plus in terms of style there is far less rigidity than the conventional organ trio.
How ever this is surely a creative period of the trio, with their hearty feeling,
freedom within, and of course with pasta & coffee, we just need to enjoy and
observe it’s growth in organic.B. Higashino (B&C Music- Production)
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Music:Member Since: 16/02/2008Band Website: E-mail: organtrio@googlemail.com Band Members: SAM GAMBARINIOriginally self taught on piano and organ he later completed a degree in music (Dams), From the year 2000 Sam has lived in London. Here he met the legendary English organist Mike Carr and had lessons with him while completing a degree in jazz music at Middlesex University (First class Honours). Today Sam is in regular demand as a jazz organist by many jazz musicians active in the London area. He has played with: Andy Sheppard, Dave O’Higgins, Alex Garnett, Brandon Allen, Vassilis X, Jim Mullen, Steve Fishwick, Nigel Price, Dave Cliff, Gareth Lokraine, Cameron Pierre, Colin Oxley, Clark Tracey and others.FRANCESCO LO CASTROGuitarist and composer; Winner of the Guitar Institute Best Guitarist Award for the Degree Course-Academic Year 2005/2006. Lo Castro’s improvisational ability to deconstruct and recombine stylistic elements from a myriad of musical styles - contemporary jazz, electronic a and trip-hop through to folk, world music and film soundtracks – has created a musical category in its own right. Fifteen years on from his record debut with World music ensemble Taranta Tribe, Lo Castro is a unique and highly eclectic guitarist - an immediate and captivating voice.FRANK CORALLINIbegan studying music in Rome Italy 1991 and lately he graduated with Jazz Master degree at Guildhall school of music and drama (London 2005) His interest in jazz-Blues was sparked off in New Orleans and New York (1992-94) where he played in street bands and had his first lessons with drummer Brian Blade. Frank moved to London in the summer 1996 and has since been on the scene working both as freelancer session drummer working as co-leader with various Brazilian-Jazz bands. Frank’s ability and versatility while in America, Italy and London has put him in constant demand within many styles. He has played with: Alex Wilson, Dennis Rollins, Nicky Illes ,Gilad Atzmon, John Taylor, Jean Toussaint ,Renato D’Aiello and Phil Lee, John Critchinson ,Julian Siegel, Nigel Price and others. Influences: MILESTONEbject width="425" height="355" Record Label: Unsigned |
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| Occupation: | Music Artist (Jazz / Funk / Bossa Nova) |
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