Stravaganze consonanti

In "Stravaganze consonanti," Gianluigi Trovesi, the esteemed Italian reed virtuoso, joins forces with baroque violinist Stefano Montanari to present a captivating fusion of jazz and classical music. Released on ECM Records, this 59-minute album is a testament to the artists' mastery and their ability to blend genres seamlessly. Trovesi, who turns 81 this year, brings his extensive experience and unique style to the forefront, while Montanari's arrangements add a touch of baroque elegance.

The album features 15 tracks, including arrangements of works by Henry Purcell, such as selections from "Dido and Aeneas," and other classical pieces like "Missa L'homme armé" and "Mille regretz." Trovesi's original compositions, such as "Dissolvenze convergenti" and "The Gordion Knot Untied," showcase his innovative approach to jazz. The collaboration between Trovesi and Montanari results in a harmonious blend of contemporary jazz and baroque music, creating a unique and enchanting listening experience. "Stravaganze consonanti" is a delightful exploration of the intersection of jazz and classical music, showcasing the talents of two remarkable musicians.