We are super excited to receive such an inspiring review today on All About Jazz ! Check it out.
Thank you everyone for your support and a very special thanks to Mr. Karl Ackermann.
Pericopes+1
PERICOPES will perform at the Sunside Jazz Club, Paris / International Jazz Day 2015
Deux jeunes musiciens qui gravitent entre Paris, New York et l’Italie. PERICOPES est un groupe de jazz crée en 2007 par le pianiste Alessandro Sgobbio (installé à Paris depuis 2011) et le saxophoniste Emiliano Vernizzi. Il s’agit d’un “nouveau jazz”, un mélange de différentes influences musicales, avec pour bases la tradition européenne, afro-américaine et l’improvisation. En 2013 Pericopes gagne le premier prix absolu au tremplin du Festival Umbria Jazz de Pérouse (Italie). Le groupe est aussi sélectionné par le magazine Italien de jazz “Musica Jazz” aux TopJazz 2013, dans la catégorie des meilleures formations de jazz italien.
JEUDI 30 AVRIL 2015 / 19H00 / Sunside
International Jazz Day 2015 spécial Jazz Italien
New reviews from the Italian press for our latest album “These Human Beings”
We are happy to share with you our latest reviews from the Italian press.
The open nature of this project puts on board drummer Nick Wight, that worth “+1″ who is the main character on final song “Changing World”, a nostalgic paint which gets the emotional highlight of a courageous and unpredicted album.
ENRICO RAMUNNI (ROCKERILLA)
These Human Beings is plenty of artistic humus.
STEFANO DENTICE (EXTRA MUSIC MAGAZINE)
The good thing from this trio is that they don’t “hang out” either with the massive omnipresent neobop, either with the ecstatic Scandinavian style. In their composite rhythms, we can find pretty much some of a particular experimental, fragmented and multi-directional rock. The distribution of the rules is well balanced and it gives a sense of unity to the improvisations.
PIERCARLO POGGIO (BLOW UP)
This 10-tracks album from Pericopes+1 conduct the listener into a sonore dimension where the dialogue and the conceptual revision of interpreters’ rules are going to receive the jazz of tomorrow.
DANIELE CAMERLENGO (SUONO)
Many Thanks to Daniele Camerlengo, Stefano Dentice, Piercarlo Poggio and Enrico Ramunni.
These Human Beings featured on National Italian newspaper “Il Fatto Quotidiano”
A new review of our latest album These Human Beings has been published today on prestigious Italian Newspaper Il Fatto Quotidiano.
Many thanks to Paolo Odello for his article.
The big strength of this album is its rare ability to tell us a story which goes further than the notes and the rhythms, transforming this journey in a unique and shared experience. An ambitious and succeed project.
PAOLO ODELLO (IL FATTO QUOTIDIANO)
