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\nUn dvd documento imperdibile per gli amanti dell’armonica. Una delle cose pi\u00f9 belle e suggestive attorno a questo singolare strumento. La storia dell’armonica attraverso racconti aneddoti, interviste e soprattutto musica.
\nMax De Aloe, musicista istrionico e atipico nel panorama musicale italiano, realizza uno spettacolo in solitario sospeso tra la passione per tango e il jazz, dove ci racconta la nascita bizzarra di uno strumento popolare come l’armonica (di cui lui \u00e8 uno dei massimi esponenti non solo in Italia) per poi regalare aneddoti, musiche, storie su Hugo Diaz, Carlos Gardel, Alfonsina Storni, Osvaldo Soriano e molti altri.
\nUno spettacolo e una serie d’interviste che non potranno non affascinare chi ama l’autenticit\u00e0 della poesia, la visceralit\u00e0 del tango e del jazz, la musica che parte dal soffio dell’anima e attraverso una semplice armonica arriva ad incantarci. A contorno dello spettacolo interviste a Willi Burger (tra i pi\u00f9 grandi armonicisti classici al mondo) e a Bruno De Filippi, grande jazzista, scomparso recentemente e alla cui memoria \u00e8 dedicato questo dvd.![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.abeatrecords.com\/music\/wp-content\/uploads\/line-void-300x30.png\")
Tales of kind musicians, poets in love and crazy inventors of musical instruments. By and with Max De Aloe. Directed by Francesco Vincenzi
\nAn unmissable DVD document for harmonica lovers. One of the most beautiful and evocative things around this unique instrument: the history of the harmonica through anecdotal stories, interviews and above all music.
\nMax De Aloe, histrionic and atypical musician in the Italian music scene, creates a solo show suspended between the passion for tango and jazz, where he tells us about the bizarre birth of a popular instrument like the harmonica (of which he is one of the greatest exponents not only in Italy) to then give anecdotes, music, stories about Hugo Diaz, Carlos Gardel, Alfonsina Storni, Osvaldo Soriano and many others.
\nA show and a series of interviews that cannot fail to fascinate those who love the authenticity of poetry, the viscerality of tango and jazz, music that starts from the breath of the soul and through a simple harmonica comes to enchant us. Alongside the show, interviews with Willi Burger (one of the greatest classical harmonica players in the world) and with Bruno De Filippi, a great jazz player, recently deceased and to whose memory this DVD is dedicated.[\/vc_column_text][\/vc_column][\/vc_row]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"