12# Frühschoppen - Jazz & Traditional
Adovabadan is an Italian Jazz Band but it is also a name. This name comes from a very old dialect called vernaccolo Barese (Barese is a word related to something coming from Bari, a city in the southern region of Italy: Puglia). Adovabadan in this dialect means take it easy. And this is the mood that the band expresses with their music. A mixture of Mediteranean melodies and a reinterpretation of music influenced by Italian musicians that developed the Jazz Music at the beginning of 20 century in the United States (i.e. Nick La Rocca, Antonio Sparbaro...). Everything gathered by clarinet melodies, banjo strokes, arabesque guitars and a strong and solid swing guaranteed by the rhythm section.
Adovabadan connects the southern Italy with the north, in fact everything started in 2005 when Franz Falanga, a stride piano player from Puglia, decided with Isaac de Martin to establish a band in Veneto (a region in the northeast in particular Venice and Treviso...) with local musicians.
Often invited in many important Festivals in Italy and Europe, the band released 2 albums (an LP in 2009 and a Vinyl in 2012) and is now working on a new production with the Florence based singer Piero Gesué: that is Adovabadan in 2013! Piero takes a lot of bluesy mood and words (some in Salentino, another Puglia's dialect, and other in Italian) that meet the refurbished Hot Jazz of the Band. This new production is presented in September at JazzIT Festival (in Collescipoli), a revolutionary Festival organized and promoted by the Italian magazine JazzIT. Stay tuned!
Adovabadàn con l'accento sull'ultima a è una antica parola assiro babilonese che tradotta sarebbe "dove vai badando..." in Nuova Zelanda direbbero "take it easy"...
l'idea di questo progetto nasce nel 2005 dal casuale incontro tra Franz Falanga ed Isaac De Martin.
Di recente è stata maturata l'idea del quintetto cosi come si presenta oggi, una rivisitazione al fenomenale Hot club de France.
Un organico prettamente ritmico finemente ricamato da linee melodiche di clarinetto e pennellate pastello di banjo caratterizzano le sonorità d'altre epoche, quasi un viaggio nel tempo alla riscoperta di musiche che hanno segnato la storia e lo sviluppo del Jazz.
Michele Uliana - clarinet
Isaac De Martin - guitar
Mauro Brunato - banjo
Nicola Barbon - doublebass
Remo Straforini - drum
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