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Richard Galliano was born on December 12th,1950, in the southern French city of Cannes.Clifford Brown
But it was when Galliano heard the American jazz trumpeter Clifford Brown (he memorised all of that musician's recorded solos) that his musical thoughts and ambitions changed, quickly realising that his future should, could, be that of a jazz musician.It also brought him to the attention of a sophisticated French listening audience.Chet Baker, Joe Zawinul, and Ron Carter.The New Musette
In the 1990s Galliano created what he called the 'New Musette', which was a look backwards to the Parissienne Musette, a popular music of the 1880s and '90s that centred around a bagpipe (a musette),plus clarinet, mandolin, saxophone, trumpet and bandoneon.Richard Galliano's Official Website
Liner Notes to the CDs Gallianissimo!Richard Galliano is an incomparable accordionist and composer, who has both revolutionized the traditional music associated with the accordion, and also legitimized that instrument in unconventional genres.Galliano, who started playing the accordion as a child, began improvising and adapting the accordion to jazz inspired by Miles Davis's Birth of the Cool sessions and the hard bop of Max Roach and Clifford Brown.In January 1994 Galliano formed a trio with Daniel Humair and J.In celebration of his 50th birthday, Gallianissimo!The Best Of Richard Galliano was released in June 2001.This is one of those rare duet performances where, drawing on a colorful repertoire and an amazing musical compatibility, two musicians inspire and complement each other in the sheer joy of artistic creation.He studied counterpoint, harmony, and trombone, graduating with a 1er Prix d' Excellence in 1969.Valence, Spain and 1967, Calais, France) as well as the President's Prize in 1968 (under President Charles de Gaulle).San Francisco, Istanbul, etc.During this period he also composed numerous original works, many of which were acclaimed by both the press and the public.Nominated for the annual Victoires de la Musique, the album received the Django d' Or prize for best album of the year..In 1995 Richard Galliano recorded Laurita, with Joey Baron (drums), Palle Danielsson (bass) and three other prestigious guests: Toots Thielemans (harmonica), Didier Lockwood (violin) and Michel Portal (clarinet).In 1999 Richard Galliano recorded his sixth album for Dreyfus Jazz, Passatori, in Florence, Italy, with string players from the Tuscan chamber orchestra L' Orchestra della Toscana and pianist Stefano Bollani, playing a program of original compositions and works by Astor Piazzolla.Clark recorded at the Montreux Jazz Festival on July 10, 1996.The first is a greatest hits compilation of his years with Dreyfus Jazz and the second a new studio recording in a duo with Eddy Louiss.The latter won the 2001 Django d' Or prize and was nominated for the Victoires de la Musique.Charles Capon, Salsamba (1983) with Chet Baker (trumpet) and Brazilian musicians, Spleen (1985) with a Latin quintet in which Richard Galliano played melody on the accordina (keyed wind instrument) and Panamanhattan (1990) as a duo with the American bassist Ron Carter.Italian, Mediterranean, jazz, French chanson, and classical music.In addition some of his former students have embarked on interesting and rich musical careers, including Peer Glovingen (with Gidon Kremer) and Daniel Mille.Musique in Paris, and this project tours extensively and will be touring again in the autumn 2007.Google
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MetaCrawler for Richard Galliano.Contact UsLike this page?Music from accordionist Richard Galliano in duet with clarinettist MIchel Portal, recorded at The London Jazz Festival.Album Title Mare NostrumArtist Richard Galliano SeptetTitle Otono PortenoComposer Astor PiazzollaLabel Dreyfus JazzCat No.Title Summer In Central ParkComposer Horace SilverLabel Dreyfus JazzCat No.Title Le cas de la danse du marin et de son prince a oncleComposer Nicolas StephanLabel YolkCat No. |
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