Maurizio Minardi (piano, accordion); Luke Fowler (double bass); Chris Grant (drums)
Magritte Canicola 2010
Tulipano Nero Canicola 2010
Cofferatzingher Works 2011
Libertango Ástor Piazzolla 1974
Suggestions? - yet to be titled song
Einaudito Canicola 2010
- unknown - most probably Mozart
Questa non e' una Rumba Works 2011
Tango pour Claude Richard Galliano
- unknown - Bach inspired song
- unknown - tango
- unknown - Gioachino Rossini inspired Dinner for Three maybe
Prelude No. 2 Presentiment of Death Chopin 1835
Canicola Canicola 2010
- unknown - from Works album
Hegel Holidays
- unknown - Bertolucci film soundtrack
Non, je ne regrette rien Charles Dumont (Édith Piaf) 1960
- encore -
And I Love Her Paul McCartney (The Beatles) 1964
Great surprise from this small jazz group, with a pretty well constructed setlist with original songs as well as covers from other genres.
A particularly successful blending of jazz and tango was happening when he was playing the accordion, but nonetheless his piano skills were equally exquisite.
Hegel Holidays, probably inspired from Rene Magritte's painting, was a tasty improvisation on Bizet's Carmen, while what I enjoyed most was saved for the encore, with an instrumental cover of the Beatles song.
I have to mention as well the flamboyant style of the drummer, apparently on his first venture with the group, and the brilliant double bass solos which captivated the audience as rarely a bass improvisation does.
Beautiful!
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