Daniele Gorgone Trio

We invite you to a unique concert as part of the International Jazz All Souls’ Day. Jazz straight from Italy!

Admission: All Souls’ Day pass PLN 40

To purchase an All Souls’ Day pass, please contact us by e-mail: kontakt@jazztrzebie.eu

This concert is the last edition of this year’s JAZZtrzębie Festival, organized in cooperation with the City of Jastrzębie-Zdrój and the State Music School in Jastrzębie-Zdrój.

Composition:

Daniele Gorgone – piano
Marco Pgccirillo – double bass
Geatano Fasano – drums

Daniele Gorgone, with his adrenaline phrasing, typical of boppers, full of fascinating blues accents, is a brilliant talent of the contemporary Italian jazz scene. Throughout his intense career, he has shared the stage and recordings with a multitude of international musicians. He has performed with artists such as: Scott Hamilton, Wayne Tucker, Bucky Pizzarelli, Marlene Verplanck, Grant Stewart, Johannes Faber, Dave Glasser, Peter King, Elisabeth Kaledjian, Tom Kirkpatrick, Perico Sambeat, David Pastor, Juliet Kelly, Flavio Boltro, Emanuele Cisi , Roberto Gatto, Fabrizio Bosso, Joe Cohen, Luciano Milanese are Tavolazzi.

Daniele Gorgone Trio – is a strong, classic trio performing jazz standards in the highest quality. The trio was also appreciated abroad: the United States, France, Switzerland, Germany, Slovenia, Southern Ireland, where they gave concerts for a wide audience at festivals and jazz clubs.

The trio’s music refers largely to the jazz tradition, while also referring to the present. Through their work, musicians want to show everything that is happening today, artistically exposing their sensitivity.

Word of critics:

“Lucky man” is a brilliant album by Daniele Gorgone, a brilliant Tuscan jazz musician.
The improvisations on Daniel Gorgone’s album are very well thought out and played with deep respect for tradition.

Stefano Dentice

Daniele Gorgone shows on this album that he is a world-class artist. His subtle musical performances
they prove the outstanding personality of the jazz musician. These recordings can also be titled “Standard Art”. Congratulations to this wonderful pianist.

Tom Kirkpatric

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