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Jazz/ Press release n.38 20 May 2005
XX edition of the World Festival On The Beach
Palermo Mondello 11th -22nd may 2005
THE MONTECARLO NIGHT ORCHESTRA CLOSES THE JAZZ FESTIVAL ON THE BEACH
WITH EMIL RICHARDS AND ENZO RANDISI. TONIGHT THE ELLINGTON SINGERS ON
STAGE
The 4th edition of the New Jazz Festival on the Beach in Mondello will
welcome a high profile show on stage this evening, the two vibraphonists
Emil Richards and Enzo Randisi will play along with Montecarlo Night
Orchestra. Last night was a great success for the French singer Kelly
Joyce who felt at great ease on stage, she said “ I’m really happy to be
back in Sicily” she speaks good Italian and has a slight north Italian
accent, “ I’ve also sang in Taormina and I really love these places. I
find that my music works well in these places, which are different kind of
music mixed into one, like my Jazz that has pop parts in it, or my blues
with Brazilian sounds to it”. It was a shame that she couldn’t play her
last song as two of her band players weren’t able to make it.
This evening at 10.00pm the Duke Ellington singers will go on stage, an
original band made up from the vibraphonist from Palermo Enzo Randisi, a
vocal section made up of Flora Faja, Giorgia Meli, Esmeralda Ferrara,
Giuseppe Vella, Giuseppe Bellanca and Tony Piscopo and a rhythms section
made up of Riccardo Lo Bue (double base), Sebi Alioti (drums), and Enzo
Randisi (piano and arrangements).
Randisi will be on stage also tomorrow night for the last show of the
festival, with the Montecarlo Night Orchestra and the famous singer and
radio presenter Nick the Nightfly, and one of the best names in American
Jazz: Emil Richards. The seventy or so year old of Sicilian origin
Richards (Emilio Radocchia), co-leader in the 60s (with Don Ellis) of the
Hindustani Jazz Sextet, author of famous indian music researches, and was
able to mix jazz music with ethnic music, and who in the 70s he worked
along beside Frank Sinatra, George Benson and Frank Zappa, will play in a
show that musn’t be missed.
Also on stage with the Montecarlo Night Orchestra are Claudio Angeleri
(piano), Vittorio Marinoni (drums), Emilio Soana (trumpet), Sergio Orlandi
(trumpe), Mauro Parodi (trumbone), Marco Esposito (electric base),
Maurizio Meggiornini (sax), Paolo Barbieri (sax), Ubaldo Brusco (sax).
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