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Japanese pianist Hiromi and dazzled audiences Jazz San Javier, in his two previous visits to the Festival, and becomes willing to leave you breathless with his new project The Trio Project, a trio of great intensity which has had great musicians bassist Anthony Jackson, who was a musician usual Paul Simon, Chick Corea, Michel Camilo and Michel Petrucciani and drummer for the rock group Toto, Simon Phillips, who has also played with The Who and Judas Priest, among many others.
With them he recorded his latest album "Voice", a jazz fusion work that sums up this exciting new project Hiromi declaring under Jackson fan, an old friend he worked with in their first two albums, "Another Mind" (2003) and "Brain" (2004).
Praised by critics, "Voice" reveals once again the creativity of the composer that his music gives "voice" to the feelings that can not be expressed in words, as she explained.
"Voice" is the seventh album he recorded with the prestigious Telarc label, with which it has signed a contract while still studying at the Berklee College of Music in Boston where he was a student of Ahmad Jamal and Oscar Peterson.
At 32, Hiromi has become the example of most brilliant career in the jazz world, which still has much more to contribute
Classically trained, at age 8 and discovered jazz hand of one of her teachers.
At 14 he played with a philharmonic orchestra, and his chance meeting with Chick Corea in Tokyo was providential.
His departure to the United States was a discovery for the jazz industry, and public criticism that the soaring from the beginning.
Since its debut in 2003 has released 7 albums, which adds a live album recorded with Chick Corea at Blue Note Tokyo, and his celebrated collaboration with the band of the great Stanley Clarke.
Hiromi returns for the third time San Javier Jazz, whose audience has given applause lit in each of their performances, infected by her electrifying stage presence, the result of a natural talent that comes from an impeccable technique and unique touch to the piano, an overflowing creativity, and a refreshing energy in execution.
The second part of the night features a concert of blues greats, Lucky Peterson, who followed in the same line of Hiromi, gives it all every concert.
Hammond organ virtuoso guitarist and singer, Lucky Peterson has a heart-wrenching power, also used in other fields such as soul, R & B, gospel and rock and roll.
Lucky Peterson, who has been a few years away from the industry for personal reasons, is back in top form with a hard "You can always turn around", which is very far from that published just 5 years.
He was a precocious musician who grew up in the atmosphere of the club owned by his father where the musicians spent time as Willie Dixon, who first discovered it in 3 years.
In the 80 published several critically acclaimed albums, which noted as one of the innovators of the blues, as his celebrated "Black Midnight Sun".
Peterson is an excellent guitarist, sound "Southern scorching," keyboardist and singer.
Jazz San Javier, which will play accompanied by a band composed of guitar, bass, drums and female voice of his wife, the Tejano singer, Tamara Peterson will present his latest album which included the classics of the blues, with lyrics inspired him stories of struggle and overcoming, in keeping with his new life, and versions of contemporary authors such as "Trampled Rose" by Tom Waits, or "Atonement" by Lucinda Williams described as "spectacular" the version of his song was Peterson.
Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier
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