Dato/tid
09.07.2016
20:00 – 21:00
Sted
KoncertKirken
IL SOGNO (PL/IT/DK)
Emanuele Maniscalco – piano
Tomo Jacobson – double bass
Oliver Laumann – drums
IL SOGNO is about storytelling, freedom and intuition. The band uses melodic, minimal compositions as a motor for elevated, focused improvisations. With its lyrical uniqueness IL SOGNO’s music balances on the boarders of genres. It lays somewhere between jazz, cinematic, free improv, minimal, chamber, and ECM-like, but its highly individual sound stands firmly on its own, and never really makes you doubt that it is anything else than it is.
The band features three internationally recognized improvisers: Italian pianist Emanuele Maniscalco, Danish drummer Oliver Laumann, and Polish bassist Tomo Jacobson. The musicians met in 2013 in Copenhagen where they are based and where they are all deeply involved with the Danish improvised scene. From the first time they played together it was evident that they share a very strong connection. From the first concerts they played together it was obvious they have the power to enchant the audiences with their sound and to keep them electrified throughout their unpredictable performances.
IL SOGNO will release their debut album on ILK at the end of 2016. Stay tuned!
Emanuele Maniscalco is a pianist, drummer and composer born in 1983 in Italy. After being a self-taught musician he then attended the Conservatory in Brescia, Italy and later the prestigious Soloist Program at the Rhythmic Music Conservatory in Copenhagen, Denmark.Emanuele has released almost 30 albums, many of them as a leader, most notably: as a drummer and composer with his collective Third Reel for the legendary German label ECM (2013); as a pianist the duo album Copenhagen Season (2014) with one of the greatest living bass players Thomas Morgan; and his most recent, piano solo album From Solesmes to Solanas (2015) which Emanuele produced and released independently.Emanuele has been working and touring around the world with many master musicians, to name a few: Ralph Alessi, Stefano Bollani, Eivind Lønning, Thomas Morgan, Gianluca Petrella, Pietro Tonolo, Susana Santos Silva, Mauro Negri, Francesco Bearzatti, the great Enrico Rava, and others.
Tomo Jacobson is a double bass player, composer and improviser born in 1985 in Poland. He has established himself on a Danish improvised music scene soon after moving to Copenhagen in 2008 playing over 100 concerts a year. He graduated with a master degree from the renowned Rhythmic Music Conservatory in Copenhagen in 2015 and now he is mostly focused on his own career as a composer and band leader, continuing to be highly in demand as a bass player.In the past few years Tomo has been very fortunate to perform with some of the greats: with late John Tchicai, Andrew D’Angelo, Lotte Anker, Adam Rudolph, Rasul Siddik, PO Jørgens, Mat Maneri, Randy Peterson, Frank Gratkowski, Fred Lonberg-Holm, Jacob Anderskov, Kresten Osgood, Hugh Steinmetz, Søren Kjaergaard, Torben Snekkested, Maria Laurette Friis, Sun Araw and many others.In 2014 Tomo was selected for a prestigious 8 months scholarship to New York City to work on his new music and to collaborate with New York based musicians. He has been also working as a film music composer and wrote music to a few short movies produced in Germany, Poland, Denmark, and New York.
Oliver Laumann is a brilliant Danish drummer and composer born in 1992. Despite his young age he is one of the leading drummers on the new Danish improvisational scene and continues to amaze the audiences around the world.
He graduated from the Rhythmic Music Conservatory in Copenhagen in 2015. He has been playing, touring and recording with many great international artists like Bill McHenry, William Parker, Ben Street, Thomas Morgan, Jesper Zeuthen, Hugo Rasmussen, Kresten Osgood, Kasper Tranberg, Al Agami, Per Vers and others.In 2012 he was selected for a fully paid 6 months scholarship to go to New York City on the basis of his “artistic excellency”, where he did extensive studies with legendary free jazz drummer, the great professor Milford Graves.
Tickets: 50 DKK
2 concerts same night: 80 DKK
Copenhagen Jazz Festival 2016 @ KoncertKirken støttes af Statens Kunstfond, Københavns Kommune, Nørrebro Lokaludvalg, Knud Højgaards Fond, Augustinus Fonden, DJBFA/Komponister og Sangskrivere, Dansk Musiker Forbund.