Susanna Parigi

Italian singer-songwriter and pianist known for lyrical, piano-driven albums that explore language and social themes. Her work includes collaborations with lyricists and ensembles and multimedia contributions.

Reviews note that L'Insulto Delle Parole was released in 2009 and describe Susanna Parigi as a pianist and singer-songwriter. Collaborators mentioned in the reviews include Kaballà (co-author of texts), the Arkè String Quartet, and multimedia contributions featuring Lella Costa, Andrea Pinketts and Corrado Augias. The album In differenze includes texts co-written with Kaballà and a track written with philosopher Umberto Galimberti; reviewers compare her vocal and stylistic connections to Tori Amos and French chanson (reference to Jacques Brel) and note theatrical elements such as the song "Opera Buffa."

DeBaser reviews praise Susanna Parigi as an Italian singer-songwriter and pianist who creates lyrical, piano-driven concept albums about the use and abuse of words. Reviews highlight collaborations (Kaballà, Arkè String Quartet) and multimedia contributions. Critics compare her work to Tori Amos and French chanson. The albums 'In differenze' and 'L'Insulto Delle Parole' receive particular acclaim.

For:Fans of lyrical, piano-driven singer-songwriters; listeners of Italian and European chanson; readers interested in language and social themes.