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Legnago (Verona) - Teatro Salieri October 18,
2001
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The town of Legnago
is the city were Antonio Salieri, famous Italian composer was born.
The legend (and the movie too) says he was the Mozart's killer.
So, we don't really know why the local magazine write: but is not unknown that the istintive love of Tony Scott for Salieri was born many years ago beetween the public of the the first Italian memorial for Salieri, made in the same theatre. All in the city remembers Salieri, from the hotels to the wine's names. The concert was organized by Antonio Salieri Foundation. The musicians on the photo are from the Veneto area. The fantastic leader of the Jazz Project Orchestra is the saxophone player Luca Donini who is also the composer of the first part's songs of the program.With him Tony Scott lead the Orchestra, playing also clarinet and tenor sax. The second part was made by Tony Scott compositions came out from the recording of 1953 and 1956 Tony Scott Orchestras. On the repertoire a fantastic uninion was proposed beetween the two songs of arabian scent : Whirling Dervish by Tony Scott and Nawa by Luca Donini. On the program also the Scott's compositions Nina's Dance, Theme and Variations, and the fantastic 1953 song The Blues Have Got Me. |
Walter Cincaglia
(fl), Michele Polga, Oscar Pagliarini (cs), Enzo Cavicchioli (ts), Claudio
castellari (bs), Walter Civettini, Gastone Bortoloso, Srgio Giglioli,
Gabriele Bolcato, Gianfranco Zuppini (tp),
Mauro Ottolini, Andrea Prandini, Giacomo Scanavini, Aio Aimone (tb),
Mario Marcassa (b), David Cremoni (g), Diego Modenini (p), Emilio Pizzocoli(dr),
Marco Saoncella (perc).
between them: TONY SCOTT and up on his hand LUCA DONINI (lead, ts)
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