ANFTD #31: I Suoni Delle Dolomiti, Mario Brunello, Cello4Ever, & Edmar Castaneda
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Special Edition of the podcast features Dave’s journey to Trentino to play a sunrise concert with cello soloist Mario Brunello and the four cellists of Cello4Ever. Thanks to festival I Suoni Delle Dolomiti for producing and hosting these events!
Includes selections from ‘Mountain Passages’ with Dave Douglas, trumpet; Michael Moore, reeds; Peggy Lee, cello; Marcus Rojas, tuba; Dylan Van Der Schyffe, drums.
Also includes a special surprise guest appearance from Colombian harpist Edmar Castaneda, who by complete coincidence was sitting next to Dave on the plane. Or vice versa. Two of his pieces appear: Jesus de Nazareth, and Carrao Carrao (featuring Andrea Tierra).
Also includes a rehearsal outtake of Dave and Cello4Ever rehearsing Poveri Fiori, the aria from Adriana Lecouvreur by Francesco Cilea.
Includes selections from ‘Mountain Passages’ with Dave Douglas, trumpet; Michael Moore, reeds; Peggy Lee, cello; Marcus Rojas, tuba; Dylan Van Der Schyffe, drums.
Also includes a special surprise guest appearance from Colombian harpist Edmar Castaneda, who by complete coincidence was sitting next to Dave on the plane. Or vice versa. Two of his pieces appear: Jesus de Nazareth, and Carrao Carrao (featuring Andrea Tierra).
Also includes a rehearsal outtake of Dave and Cello4Ever rehearsing Poveri Fiori, the aria from Adriana Lecouvreur by Francesco Cilea.
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