Ida Landsberg - Jazz Sessions (2019)

Ida Landsberg is a singer, pianist and songwriter. Born in Berlin, after some years of classical singing lessons with Renate Dasch (mother of the opera singer Annette Dasch), she studies music from 1998 to 2000 at the Berlin University of Arts with Jutta Schlegel (voice), Marek Bobéth (piano), Martin Ripper (flute), Jolyon Brettingham-Smith and Bodo Bischoff (music theory), Harald Schwarz (choir direction) and moves to Tuscany in 2000, initially for a student exchange but emigrates definitly to Italy because of sentimental reasons. She takes lessons at the Siena Jazz School, studies jazz improvisation, ear training and participates at different master classes and workshops held by Marco Tamburini, Cheryl Porter, Carl Verheyen, Greg Koch, Robben Ford and other. Since 1998 Ida plays gigs as a jazz and bossa nova singer in clubs and venues, theatres, in the radio, at festivals and events both in Germany and Italy. Just to name some of them, she sang at the “Villa Celimontana Festival” (Rome), “Cantiere Musica” (Anguillara), “Note di Montecucco” (Campagnatico), “Festival del Giornalismo” (Orbetello), Teatro Eliseo, Teatro Anfitrione (Rome), “Disma Music Show” (Rimini), “Capalbio Libri” with Tony Renis, at Massimo Nunzi’s radio programme “Jazz a Nota Libera” together with Lino Patruno and many clubs all over Italy. She performs with different groups, from the minimal duo with her long time guitarist – and now husband – Simone Salvatore to the whole big band.