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Resonance & Rapsodies

Resonance & Rapsodies by Roberto Ottaviano buy album

Roberto Ottaviano

Label: Dodicilune
Released: 2020
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Track Listing


CD 1
Promise; Revelation; Homo Sum; Dedalus; Omumua; Resonance; Ad astra.
CD2
Adelante; Ergonomic; Ijo Ki Mba Jo; Monkonious; Villaraspa; To the Masters; China Syndrome; Violeta; Mad for Misha.

Personnel

Roberto Ottaviano
Roberto Ottaviano

saxophone, soprano

Marco Colonna
Marco Colonna

clarinet

Giorgio Pacorig
Giorgio Pacorig

piano

Alexander Hawkins
Alexander Hawkins

piano

Giovanni Maier
Giovanni Maier

bass, acoustic

Danilo Gallo
Danilo Gallo

bass, acoustic

Hamid Drake
Hamid Drake

drums

Zeno De Rossi
Zeno De Rossi

drums

Additional Personnel / Information

Giorgio Pacorig: Fender Rodhes.


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Recording Dodicilune Resonance & Rapsodies Roberto Ottaviano Marco Colonna Giorgio Pacorig Alexander Hawkins Giovanni Maier Danilo Gallo Hamid Drake Zeno De Rossi

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