Italian Film Music Live

17. oktobrī džeza klubā MASA izskanēs mūzika no populārākajām itāļu kinofilmām 1960. un 1970. gados, ko izpildīs jaunās paaudzes džeza mūziķu kvintets, īpaši pievēršot uzmanību Piero Piccioni un Lelio Luttazzi daiļradei. Itāļu kino mūzika šajā laikā attīstījās kā īpašs skaņu visums, kurā džezs sastapās ar lounge, bossa nova, funk un orķestra mūziku. Komponisti brīvi izmantoja dažādas stilistiskās ietekmes, veidojot elegantas, ritmiskas un reizē kinematogrāfiskas skaņu ainavas. Koncertā skanēs mūzika no tādām ikoniskām filmām kā "Camille 2000", "Amore mio aiutami", "Colpo Rovente", "Anna Karenina", "Quelle strane occasioni", "La Matriarca", "Femina Ridens", "A Virgem de Saint Tropez" un citām. Programma ļaus dzirdēt, kā kino mūzika, saglabājot savu stāstniecisko funkciju, kļuva par patstāvīgu muzikālu valodu ar spilgtām melodijām, groove, džeza harmoniju un improvizācijas iespējām. Programmu izpildīs jaunās paaudzes mūziķu kvintets: Sophus Bech — saksofons Jēkabs Reinis — trompete Agnese Muste — klavieres Nils Valkiainens — kontrabass Reinis Zariņš — bungas Biļetes no 22 EUR ___ On October 17, the jazz club MASA will host a performance featuring music from popular Italian films of the 1960s and 1970s, presented by a quintet of young-generation jazz musicians, with a special focus on the works of Piero Piccioni and Lelio Luttazzi. During this era, Italian film music evolved into a unique sonic universe where jazz intersected with lounge, bossa nova, funk, and orchestral music. Composers freely drew upon diverse stylistic influences to craft soundscapes that were simultaneously elegant, rhythmic, and cinematic. The concert will feature music from iconic films such as Camille 2000, Amore mio aiutami, Colpo Rovente, Anna Karenina, Quelle strane occasioni, La Matriarca, Femina Ridens, A Virgem de Saint Tropez, and others. The program will showcase how film music – while retaining its narrative function – developed into a distinct musical language characterized by striking melodies, groove, jazz harmonies, and opportunities for improvisation. The program will be performed by a quintet of young-generation musicians: Sophus Bech — saxophone Jēkabs Reinis — trumpet Agnese Muste — piano Nils Valkiainens — double bass Reinis Zariņš — drums Tickets from 22 EUR