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LA RECENSIONE
Surely highly prepared (just look at his resume, with a musical path studying the accordion with maestro Romeo Brandani, then a course in Cello in addition to complementary Piano, and also working with internationally renowned maestros such as André Navarra and Goffredo Petrassi), as well as eclectic (he collaborated with various authors including Ernesto Mancuso, Raffaele De Vito, and Stefano Gazzi, spanning various musical genres including: folk music, Pantesque songs, blues, swing, light music), Massimo Jacobacci is also certainly prolific. Just a few months after Jazz Novilunion (a CD signed “Clorinda” as a musical composer and arranger), he returns to the instrumental formula with this EP featuring decidedly gentle tones (like the lotus flowers and the beautiful cover that accompanies the new work), balancing between modern classical music (dictated by piano melodies that serve as a solid foundation for the pieces), jazz, and many South American and Spanish influences. Four tracks that with each listen reveal new and delicate details. To be listened to calmly and with an open mind.
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Massimo Jacobacci delivers a refined and eclectic instrumental EP with Lotus Flowers, blending modern classical piano, jazz, and South American influences. His rich musical background shines through the four delicate tracks. The EP invites calm and attentive listening to appreciate its subtle details. It's a thoughtful return following his previous work, Jazz Novilunion.
MASSIMO JACOBACCI
Musician and composer noted in the review for studies in accordion with Romeo Brandani, additional cello study and complementary piano; worked with maestros André Navarra and Goffredo Petrassi; collaborated with Ernesto Mancuso, Raffaele De Vito, and Stefano Gazzi; described as prolific and as composer/arranger on Jazz Novilunion.01 Reviews
