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No Pair (Chiapperini / Elia / Trapani / Fusco)

Chaos and Order

(Long Song Records

- Italy)

No Pair (Chiapperini / Elia / Trapani / Fusco): Chaos and Order (Long Song Records)

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A mix of free jazz, rock, and avant-garde experimental music from clarinetist Francesco Chiapperini in a quartet with Gianluca Elia on tenor sax, Dario Trapani on electric guitar, and Anotonio Fusco on drums; lyrical modern jazz with a good dose of free chaos.

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Personnel:

Francesco Chiapperini-compositions, bass, soprano clarinet

Gianluca Elia-tenor sax

Dario Trapani-electric guitar

Antonio Fusco-drums

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UPC: 8032089000321

Label: Long Song Records
Catalog ID: LSRCD135
Squidco Product Code: 20517

Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2014
Country: Italy
Packaging: Cardboard Gatefold
Recorded at TRP Studio, in Tremestieri Etneo, Italy, on March 12th, 13th and 14th, 2014, by Riccardo Samperi.

Descriptions, Reviews, &c.

"Francesco Chiapperini was born in Bari and lives in Milan. He studied clarinet and saxophone and has won several scholarships for his musical talents. No Pair is his electric project, and his sixth as band leader. His three travel companions on this adventure share his musical vision: a mix of free jazz, rock, and avant-garde experimental music. What comes out is a high-class musical study that is all very evocative. The music originates in the language of jazz, but evolves as it passes through rock, jungle, and noise; all the while within the most contemporary styles of electric music. The structures of the compositions are usually abandoned, giving them an elastic feel while the continual elaborations make them richer. Improvised tension and breakpoints are evident on this aptly named album, "Chaos and Order", where situations of apparent unstructured "chaos" are continually reorganized in "ordered" sections."-Long Song

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Track Listing:

1. Edag 7:06

2. Sliding Snikers 10:41

3. Spreadsheet 7:57

4. Heavy Walk 7:23

5. Brain Misty 10:58

6. No Pair 4:46

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