Giuseppe Chiari - Intervalli - VINYL LP

Eugenio Della Chiara got his degree in classical guitar with full marks and honors at the Conservatoire of Pesaro. Among the Maestros he studied with three are Beppe Ficara, Andrea Dieci and Oscar Ghiglia, whose course he attended at the Accademia Chigiana of Siena. In parallel with his musical studies, he completed his education in humanities at the Università Cattolica of Milan, obtaining a degree in Modern Philology. He has performed in Japan, Austria, Germany, Hungary, Turkey, Spain, Norway, Denmark and Eire. In Italy he has performed solo recitals for some of the main musical institutions of the country. Between 2018 and 2021, he recorded three albums as a soloist for DECCA. He collaborates with violinist Piercarlo Sacco, guitarist Andrea Dieci, pianist Alberto Chines, messo-soprano Teresa Iervolino, tenors Juan Francisco Gatell and Mert Süngü. Together with Alessio Boni, he has staged 'Tutto il resto è silenzio', a reading from Shakespeare's Hamlet accompanied seventeenth-century English music. More than twenty solo and chamber works were dedicated to him by composers like Carlo Galante, Orazio Sciortino, Roberto Tagliacollo, Davide Anzaghi and others. He has several world première recordings at his credit, among which the Sonata composed by Luciano Chailly in 1976 stand out. He has been teaching in the Italian Stte Conservatoires since 2017. He plays guitars by Domingo Esteso (Madrid 1935) and Lucio Carbone (Milano 2021) Album Tracks 1. Grande Sonata in la Maggiore M.S. 3 2. Cammeo Di Joseph Haydn in Forma Di Minuetto 3. Sonata de Elami 4. Sonatina 5. Preámbulo y Sardana 6. Tarantella Op. 87A

Album Tracks 1. Overture 2. Where Do You Go 3. Flirting with Khanuma 4. Longing (Slow) 5. Longing (Fast) 6. Sulphur Bath 7. Jazzy Waltz 8. Cadence 9. Main Theme (Opening) 10. Woodwinds (Part 1) 11. Woodwinds (Part 2) 12. Bridegroom Riding Homewards 13. Bridesmaid 14. Guests Arriving 15. A Clash 16. Bossa Nova 17. Battle March 18. Main Theme (Piano Lead) 19. Main Theme (Swinging and Swaying) 20. Dance 21. Happy End 22. March 23. Main Theme 24. Taia Taia Jam 25. Lyrical Line 26. Dog Mating 27. Tranquility 28. March (Pizzicato) 29. Main Theme (Intermezzo) 30. Classmates 31. Lyrical Line (Alternative Take) 32. Main Theme (Uptempo Take) 33. Lyrical Line (Piano Lead) 34. Lyrical Line (Uptempo Take) 35. Cooking Jam 36. March (Alternative Take)

This one grew out of the welcome affection the brilliant and versatile Daru Jones and Devonne InchDJInch Harrison have for JMI. In 2018, Daru had featured on JMI-4-S1 and we had a blast in the studio. Later that year, DJ Harrison and our tag owners met at a series of events, including a memorable show DJ put on at the Mercury Lounge. When we learned that Harrison and Jones had both collaborated with tag favorite Jack White, it got us thinking what other rock n' roll settings could they kill? And can we some rock 'n 'roll and still be a jazz tag? First we realized that DJ's keyboard prowess and love of vintage gear make him a perfect fit for an electric analog keyboard. One of our favorite sounding analog keyboards growing up was the trippy, circus sounds produced by Ray Manzarek's 1960s Continental Combo Organ together with the Fender Piano Bass. Daru's seamless moves from rock to jazz to hip hop make him the perfect John Densmore to DJ's Manzarek. But who could do the guitar? Not some Robby Krieger imitator he's inimitable. An old friend of Mr. Mandel's, legendary ace axman Doyle Bramhall II, Steve insisted, would be perfect. One problem Doyle was then and now the lead guitarist for Eric Clapton's busy touring schedule. Anyway, in 2018 we tracked Harrison and Jones at Reservoir Studios where we not only got killer takes on the Doors' When The Music's Over, but a tight and soulful recording of an original Mandel/Hohl song called I Don't F**k Around. We banked the 2Inch reels and waited for Mr. Bramhall to fit us into his schedule. And we waited. Months passed, then years. By 2022, some of us had given up waiting. But not Mr. Mandel. He got his man and on one memorable day that year, Doyle, Steve and Doyle's partner Elle McPherson convened in The Bridge Studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. To say Doyle laced these tracks speaks too highly of laces. Just buy this reco