Roberto Gatto Quartet - Four stories (2024) [Hi-Res & DSD]

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Title: Four stories
Year Of Release: 2024
Label: fonè Records
Genre: Jazz
Quality: flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz / DSD64 +booklet
Total Time: 00:52:16
Total Size: 312 / 1007 mb / 2.06 gb
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Tracklist

01. Kool
02. The music next door
03. Il valzer della fonderia
04. Saloon Malaga
05. Four stories
06. Cherry Song
07. Waver
08. Monaco-Palermo
09. Victoria Regia
10. Gardenia

This album is part of the recordings that Giulio Cesare made on the occasion of the concerts of the fonè Music Festival Piaggio edition 2022 organized by Cesare himself. The location chosen is the Piaggio Auditorium located inside the famous Pontedera Museum, the place where Piaggio was born and where it still continues to produce today.This album is part of the recordings that Giulio Cesare made on the occasion of the concerts of the fonè Music Festival Piaggio edition 2023 organized by Cesare himself. The location chosen is the Piaggio Auditorium located inside the famous Pontedera Museum, the place where Piaggio was born and where it still continues to produce today.

The protagonists of Four Stories are four great musicians with an extraordinary leader, Roberto Gatto, the greatest Italian jazz drummer, in the company of Alessandro Presti (trumpet), Matteo Bortone (double bass) and Alessandro Lanzoni (piano). Roberto Gatto has played throughout Europe and the rest of the world with his groups and with international artists. The groups with his name are characterized, in addition to an interesting timbre research, and an impeccable performance technique, by a great warmth typical of Mediterranean culture.

This certainly makes Roberto Gatto one of the most interesting drummers and composers in Europe and in the World. Among the songs played, many are those composed by the artists themselves: "The Music Next Door" by R. Gatto, "Il valzer della fonderia" by A. Presti, "Waver" by A. Lanzoni and "Victoria Regia" by M. Bortone. The album is completed by two very special songs by Mary Lou Williams and Gary Peacock.

Alessandro Presti, trumpet
Matteo Bortone, double bass
Alessandro Lanzoni, piano
Roberto Gatto, drums