Gabriele Mirabassi

Italian clarinetist Gabriele Mirabassi was created in Perugia and analyzed both modern traditional music and jazz improvisation on the renowned Morlacchi Conservatory, that he graduated in 1986. Initially, he centered on executing modern compositions beneath the path of statistics like John Cage and Gunther Schuller, among numerous others. Nevertheless, in 1992, he slice the jazz-oriented documenting Coloriage with accordionist Richard Galliano, which helped create a name for him around the Western jazz scene. Ultimately, Mirabassi thought we would focus exclusively on jazz; he continued to execute at several high-profile jazz occasions in European countries and beyond, and started recording frequently for Egea within the mid-’90s. 1995’s Fiabe was a duo outing with pianist Stefano Battaglia, as well as the 1996 quartet program Arrive Una Volta helped him earn an Italian award because the year’s best new skill. 1997’s Cambaluc was a larger-scale outing that teamed him with Galliano, his sibling Giovanni on piano, guitarist Battista Lena, organist Riccardo Tesi, as well as the Namaste Clarinet Quartet. Mirabassi teamed with guitarist Sergio Assad for the 1999 duets recording Velho Retrato, and created a normal trio with accordionist Luciano Biondi and tuba participant Michel Godard. This lineup dominated 2000’s acclaimed Lo Stortino; exactly the same 12 months, Mirabassi documented Luna Park having a horn-heavy sextet. 2001’s 1 – 0 augmented the trio with mandolin participant Patrick Vaillant, and Mirabassi also documented with Rabih Abou-Khalil that 12 months.