Triplicity

Stefano Battaglia's "Triplicity" is a captivating exploration of free jazz, released under the independent label Dischi Della Quercia on December 31, 1995. This album is a testament to Battaglia's mastery of the genre, offering a collection of twelve trios and three additional compositions that push the boundaries of improvisational music. Spanning a total duration of 1 hour and 3 minutes, "Triplicity" is a journey through the intricate and often unpredictable world of free jazz, showcasing Battaglia's exceptional skill as a pianist and composer. The album's title reflects its structure, with the trio format serving as a recurring motif that ties the diverse pieces together. Each track is a unique exploration of sound and rhythm, demonstrating Battaglia's ability to create compelling music within a seemingly simple framework. From the introspective "Tear" to the energetic "Fugace" and the traditional influences of "Etude Traditionnelle," "Triplicity" offers a rich and varied listening experience. The album culminates with "Trio 12," leaving the audience with a sense of the boundless possibilities that lie within the world of free jazz. "Triplicity" is not just an album; it's a testament to Stefano Battaglia's artistic vision and his contributions to the free jazz genre.