jazzahead! 2014 - European Jazz Meeting - Michele Rabbia

[@loukasami]

Hey what's the instrument you use at 11:22 ? Really liked your show ! :)

[@brunomarcozzi7714]

❤

[@michelebischof501]

Affascinante...

[@saltP8]

che tipo di strumento è a 13.00???

[@francesco.briotti]

+saltP8 Sono dei normalissimi tubi di plastica :) I suoni che senti sono le armoniche naturali e il principio acustico è esattamente quello di tutti gli strumenti a fiato. :)

[@francesco.briotti]

+la banque céleste Guarda, giusto stasera stavo cimentandomi con uno di quei tubi. Il principio è quello della semplice insufflazione. Basta che lo fai girare velocemente e lui riprodurrà in sequenza le armoniche (io sono riuscito fino alla sesta un po' calante). Più imprimi forza nel farlo girare e più le armoniche saliranno di tono. E' molto divertente e stimolante! :)

[@francesco.briotti]

+la banque céleste Sì.

[@musicpoetryful]

Really a good smoke-seller ... a nice trip in and around "experimental" cliché, good for the supermarket of music, on the "avant-garde" stand.

[@carloguarrera8568]

Don't be too severe, it is only a study about percussive sounds of nice instruments. Let's try not to evaluate in the sense of a music with structures and notes. That's all.

[@carlolaurenzi]

What a poor guy you are.. The things you say testify well of how poor your musical culture and experience is. This man is an incredible improviser, who is able to do whatever a percussion or drum player do. In this latter phase of his career he chose to only explore sounds and improvising methods which are more connected to the contemporary classical music, using the means of the electronics (which he programs himself) and of many other different percussion instruments and techniques he found along his path. You might not like, but shut your mouth up, about the musical content you clearly don't understand.

[@musicpoetryful]

Thank you. I remain of my opinion, but thanks again for the nice lesson.