Alessandro Fabbri

Italian jazz percussionist Alessandro Fabbri started getting mixed up in big-band style in 1976 while taking percussion lessons from Gianni and Vittorio Ferrari. At age 21, Fabbri participated within a compilation known as European Little Jazz Performers, released by Verabra Information. The discharge was accompanied by 1984’s Channels, as the musician was using the Tiziana Ghiglioni sextet. Through the ’80s, Alessandro Fabbri began writing and organizing for prominent performers such as for example Massimo Urbani, Kenny Wheeler, and Steve Grossman. At exactly the same time, Fabbri was constantly improving his abilities while acquiring lessons from Frank Malabe and Peter Zeldman at Drummers Collective in NEW YORK. In the 1990s, the designer wrote many educational articles released by an Italian publication known as Percussion. In 1998, Alessandro Fabbri arrived in 1st place in the International Barga Jazz Event.