the first European festival on creativity

2017 Programme

Event #4

Fabrizio Bosso, Julian Oliver Mazzariello

Tandem

Tandem means cycling together, to the same rhythm and with complicity. It is not a case that Tandem is also the name of the project by Fabrizio Bosso and Julian Oliver Mazzariello, who share a twenty-year friendship and a common passion for cross-genre experimentation. The duo’s formula is so intimate and essential that, according to Bosso, «it allows even the most distant and difficult territories to be explored». And so every concert is different and new, changing in constant dialogue with the public and shared emotions, and featuring a lineup that mixes international songs and themes: from George Gershwin’s Oh, Lady Be Good to Luiza by Antônio Carlos Jobim, from the Taxi Driver theme song to the duo’s own original compositions.

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Fabrizio Bosso

began playing the trumpet at 5 years old and earned a degree from the Verdi Conservatory in Turin at 15. He has published many albums and collaborated both with jazz players (Enrico Pierannunzi, Carla Blay, Charlie Haden) and with quality Italian pop musicians (Sergio Cammariere, Raphael Gualazzi, Nina Zilli, Simona Molinari, with whom he performed at Festival di Sanremo, besides many others), as well as with great orchestras such as the London Symphony Orchestra.

Julian Oliver Mazzariello

was born in Hatfield, England. At the age of 8 he saw a Miles Davis concert that changed his life. Since then, thanks to an innate versatility he has always nurtured, he has collaborated with a variety of Italian artists, from Lucio Dalla to Enrico Rava. He took part in the birth of the High Five Quintet (where he first encountered and developed a friendship with Bosso). His past projects include Profile and the album Tandem, published with Bosso.

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Caught in the mesh

The net of Eros. Seduction

Tandem

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Clandestine networks. A network of spies: doctor Sorge in Tokyo

B.LIVE, B.Strong, B.Happy

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From networks to formats: creativity on television

The Web as a mathematical structure

Conversations

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Keeping cool: hibernation and the exotic network of its physiology

The beauty of occurring. Ovid and the network of metamorphoses

Thinking in networks

Knots

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Death of taboos?

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Clandestine networks. A network of partisans: the GAP groups in Rome and the attack in Via Rasella

Faithfulness/Unfaithfulness.

Spiders, silk and spider webs: wonders of the unloved

The light on the wall

In the web: narrating families

Neurodiversity and dyslexia

In search of the lost net

The code of life

Adolescents caught in the Web

From silent social work to community networks

The silk road

The dark web of the universe

The conductor, the orchestra and the score

The net of Eros. Reconquering

Concert for piano and violin

Neverending stories. A challenge in literary improvisation

Aung San Suu Kyi’s life under arrest

Clandestine networks. A network of terrorists: the Red Brigades and the kidnapping of Aldo Moro

Networking

Heroes of our times

Pencil-carrying naturalists

Paper circuits

Once upon a time there was a city

Coloring a hundred miles a minute

The art of reclamation. DIY construction of a network of animals

Pictures tell stories, so do we!

To be or not to be myself

How was music born into the world?

Shapes of sound. Stories of encounters between sound and color

Vagabonds on a voyage

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Numerincoding

Strange stories

Find the culprit… with math!

Irreverently entwined

Can thoughts be drawn?

In your own words: from silent books to silk screen printing

Afraid of what?

Musica bambina!