Francesco Bearzatti (sax, electronics) trumpet – Danilo Gallo (bass, electronics)– Marco D'Orlando (drums)
On the stage of the Salvo D'Acquisto Auditorium in via Morghen, Saturday 25 February 2023, the VomeroSuona musical review continues with the trio of saxophonist Fabrizio Bearzatti who reinterprets part of the Led Zeppelin repertoire, one of the greatest bands in the history of rock
Francesco Bearzatti, one of the most important and original multifaceted artists in Europe, approaches the Led Zeppelin repertoire in an absolutely personal way.
With him on stage two extraordinary musicians such as Danilo Gallo on bass and Marco D'Orlando on drums
A narrator in love with words and capable of prodigious innovations, a foreigner always and everywhere and yet profoundly Italian, a musician eternally searching for the other, irresistibly attracted by revolutionary processes as long as they are free and changeable and not rigid, Francesco Bearzatti spent his childhood in the province of Friuli.
With his peers he shared his first musical loves, listening as a true rocker: Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, then came punk, Ramones, Sex Pistols and all the others. Graduated in clarinet at the Conservatory of Udine, Francesco deepened his studies at the Jazz Mobile in New York with George Coleman.
For many years he devoted himself to rock and pop music, for a long time he performed in local discos also as a DJ and recorded some electronic music projects that deeply marked his musical career: "I played a lot of pop music especially when I was very young. I played for five years in discos, more or less every night, working with various DJs, and I also happened to record a lot of electronic music.
This type of situation represents an influence that is still very evident today: it is part of my background and when I think about my projects, it comes naturally to me to also go fishing in my extra-jazz past”.
