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	Paolo Fresu at jazzcds (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Paolo Fresu was born in Sardinia in 1961.
		Fresu has taught music in a variety of schools and for years has been actively involved in the didactic aspects of his art.
		Paolo Fresu has recorded some 130 albums, eleven of which are under his own name.
	www.jazzcds.co.uk /paolofresu/paolopage.htm (540 words)

	Paolo Fresu - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Paolo Fresu is a trumpet and flugelhorn jazz player born in Berchidda, Sardinia, on February 10, 1961, and an arranger and a music composer.
		1989 - Paolo Marrocco - Grosso modo (Stile libero)
		(Fresu / Taylor / Di Castri) - Egea, Radici mediterranee...
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Paolo_Fresu (1103 words)

	Finanziamenti della Regione Sardegna ai gruppi professionali di spettacolo
		Following Fresu around Italy for a year and hearing him perform in a variety of contexts can do much to change a jaded American journalist’s parochial perceptions about what jazz “is” and who’s qualified to play it.
		To his credit Fresu eschews engaging in divisive polemical discussions about what jazz “is” or “isn’t,” preferring to conserve his energy for the slew of commitments he’s constantly juggling.
		While Fresu graduated with a degree in trumpet from the Cagliari Conservatory in Sardinia’s capital in 1984, and also attended the prestigious University of Musical and Performing Arts in Bologna, his formal musical education began when he was 11 and started playing trumpet in the traditional band of his hometown, Berchidda.
	www.godotnews.com /jazz/paolo_fresu_us.htm (1326 words)

	PAOLO FRESU QUİNTET (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Paolo Fresu Quintet was conceived in 1984 because of Paolo Fresu and Roberto Cipelli.
		Paolo Fresu began studying the trumpet at the age of eleven while playing in his own town band.
		Some of his compositions have been published in the book jazz compositions by artists recording for Splasc(h)> and in the book <49 Compositions> edited by Senz'H are included all Paolo Fresu Quartet and Sextet compositions from 1984 until 1994.
	www.iksev.org /English/jazz_fes/Jazz11/05_Paolo.htm (814 words)

	Les Lundis d'Hortense - Le site - Musician
		Paolo RADONI arrived at an early age to Belgium, where he was educated and living ever since.
		Having been exposed to various cultures and having studied at the European School, Paolo is in the first place a highly educated European, multi-lingual of vast culture and a very open mind.
		Paolo is now a household name of Belgian Jazz, an accomplished musician, an educator who formed many of today's excellent guitar players in Belgium, active member and former president of the association of jazz musicians.
	www.jazzinbelgium.com /musician/paolo.radoni (555 words)

	Belgrade Youth Cultural Centre - Paolo Fresu & Dhafer Youssef (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Paolo Fresu began studying the trumpet at the age of eleven while playing in his town band.
		After experience with pop music he discovered jazz in 1980 and began his professional career in 1982, first attending the Siena seminars and then recording for the RAI (Italian State Radio and Television) led by Bruno Tomaso.
		He has taught music in various schools and for years he has been actively involved in the didactic aspects of his art: Since 1985 he has been a professor at Siena Jazz National Seminars, since 1987 at the Jazz University courses at Terni.
	www.dob.co.yu /english/fresu_youssef.htm (594 words)

	Paolo Fresu Kind of Porgy and Bess : Jazz CD Reviews- January 2003 MusicWeb(UK) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Whereas Evans used a nineteen-piece orchestra here we have only a sextet and to complete his version Fresu has also included parts of the original that are completely new to the jazz repertoire.
		Overall, Paolo Fresu has in his interpretation given credit to the original work.
		The influence Miles Davis has had on his career is very evident but at the same time refreshing to listen to.
	www.musicweb-international.com /jazz/2003/Mar03/fresu.htm (302 words)

	Encyclopedia: Paolo Fresu
		Paolo Fresu is a trumpet and flugelhorn jazz player born in Berchidda, Sardinia, on February 10th, 1961, and an arranger and a music composer.
		Trumpeter performing with the United States Air Forces in Europe Band The trumpet is the highest brass instrument in register, above the tuba, euphonium, trombone, sousaphone, and french horn.
		Film refers to the celluloid media on which movies are printed Film is a term that encompasses motion pictures as individual projects, as well as the field in general.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Paolo-Fresu (1762 words)

	Paolo Fresu Quintet - discography - Ballads (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Obviously Paolo Fresu, Iike many young jazzfolk, owes a lot to Miles Davis, for his quintet conception (and knowing the value of a stable working unit) and for his eggshellfragile harmon-muted sound.
		When I heard the Fresu quintet at Vancouver’s jazz festival in the summer of ‘91, I detected something in his playing I’d missed before, something which sets him apart trom the pack - the apparent influence of Chet baker, who despite his posthumous popularity has spawned few disciples among young trumpeters.
		Still, with his quietly absorbing sound, Paolo Fresu is the star here, but we’ll make no grandiose claims for him.
	www.paolofresuquintet.com /pages/dsball.htm (925 words)

	Guardian Unlimited \| Arts critics \| Paolo Fresu
		Fresu has a similar touch, and the effect is as if another element has been added to the rhythm section as much as to the front line.
		The British quartet supported Fresu sensitively, and guitarist John Parricelli enjoyed a particularly fruitful relationship with him - particularly on an otherwise unaccompanied Jobim duet in which the trumpeter's tender, softly squeezed sounds were cushioned by the guitarist's dreamy chords.
		Fresu bounced fragmentary figures off drummer Ian Thomas's emphatic backbeat on an unexpectedly hard-struck version of Too Young to Go Steady, and he took both trumpet and flugelhorn solos in this and several other pieces, inclining to more shapely and less staccato figures on the bigger horn.
	www.guardian.co.uk /arts/critic/review/0,1169,1204862,00.html (326 words)

	Anouar Brahem (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Pierre Favre and the Paolo Fresu "Angel" Quartet (with Nguyên Lê, Furio di Castri and Roberto Gatto) sometimes together with the singer Ornella Vanoni, the pianist Jon Balke or the accordion player Antonello Salis.
		Many are the recording for the Italian and International Radios and Televisions (in 1990, he has produced "Risultanze" for the AudioBox-Radio Tre in Matera; in 1992, the week of the European jazz award for the German Radio in Baden Baden, and in 2000 the 'Nordic Meeting 2000' for Swedish Radio in Gotebourg).
		Paolo Fresu (trumpet and fluegelhorn), Furio di Castri (bass, multieffects), Elena Ledda (vocals) Luigi Lai (launeddas) Mauro Palmas (mandola), Antonello Salis (accordion), Federico Sanesi (percussion), Carlo Cabiddu (violoncello) Coro "Su Concordu 'e su Rosariu" di Santulussurgiu (Voices): Mario Corona (sa contra), Giovanni Ardu (su bassu), Antonio Migheli (sa 'oghe), Roberto Iriu (su contraltu)
	www.fild.de /ufart/PaFrE.html (2200 words)

	LABEL BLEU --- INDIGO --- BLEU ELECTRIC : Biography
		This reflects the deepness with which the trumpeter Paolo Fresu begins each project since the dawn of the eighties: his quintet is celebrating today its twentieth anniversary, his quartet, recently dissolved, lasted for a decade.
		Fresu, Di Castri, Salis are three wonderful instrument players and highly inspired composers with a very rich musical culture.
		PAF is a natural convergence of three prolific musical lives, characterised by an astonishing and fruitful open mind: leading Fresu to fly from Michael Nymann to the flamenco Gerardo Nunez, Di Castri to travel with Jon Balke and Dino Saluzzi, Salis to dribble (he is a football fan) past Don Cherry and Nana Vasconcelos.
	www.label-bleu.com /artist.php?lng=e&artist_id=127 (567 words)

	Curio Corner: Kind of Porgy and Bess: Paolo Fresu : Film Music on the Web CD Reviews March 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Kind of Porgy & Bess by Paolo Fresu is a contemporary response to Evans and Davis response to Gershwin.
		Fresu says, "I've been obstinately following for several years the famous opera Porgy & Bess…" noting how he wanted to offer his own personal interpretation.
		The result is a much more modern sound, one laced with a hint of world-music, global fusion, but still with its heart very much in melodic, accessible jazz.
	www.musicweb-international.com /film/2003/Mar03/kind_of_porgy_and_bess.html (514 words)

	Welcome to Adobe GoLive 4 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Theatro Actores Alidos company that is used to a search into the fields of the theatrical expressiveness in which the words their central function towards the interdiciplinity of the theatrical acts.
		In “Medea” the trumpet and the electronic machines of Paolo Fresu become characters, chorus, ambient, reflections of a tragedy written as a score for a solo actor and servant to the scene.
		Paolo Fresu was born in 1961 in Berchidda.
	www.fabbricaeuropa.net /archivio/i-medea.html (235 words)

	Appassionato: Paolo Fresu (english) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		After experience with pop music he discovered jazz in 1980 and began his professional career in 1982, first attending the Siena seminars and then recording for the RAI (Italian State Radio and Television) led by Bruno Tomaso.
		He has taught music in various schools and for years he has been actively involved in the didactic aspects of his art: Since 1985 he has been a professor at Siena Jazz National Seminars, since 1987 at the Jazz University courses at Terni.
		Paolo Fresu has recorded some 120 albums, eleven of which appear under his own name and many others with international guests.
	www.appassionato.ch /artists/BIOE/FresuE.htm (487 words)

	Talk:Trumpet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		I've taken out Paolo Fresu from the list of "great tpt players".
		Nevertheless, I am in no doubt that Paolo Fresu is, at least, less famous and established than the others on the list, contentious though it may be, and I think his presence here could be misleading to some readers.
		And of course the listing for Paolo Fresu is still there in the C20th brass instrumentalists list, which is linked from Trumpet, but makes no claims regarding fame.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Talk:Trumpet (2446 words)

	Paolo Fresu Quintet - photos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		This page is the "front door" to viewing exhibits within the Paolo Fresu Quintet Gallery.
		You may save these photos for personal use only, but if they are reproduced (either on a website or in print), you will need to request direct permission from the individual copyright owners (photographers) of these images.
		The Paolo Fresu Quintet Staff wish to thank all the photographers who contributed to this gallery: Raffaella Cavalieri / Iguana Press, Nina Contini Melis, Danilo Codazzi, J. Ber, Michele Corleone, Francesco Santucci.
	www.paolofresuquintet.com /pages/photostx.htm (84 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Cd "Condaghes" by the Trio Paolo Fresu-Erik Marchand-Jacques Pellen won the "Choc" by the magazine "Le Monde de la Musique" in 1998 as well as the Cd "Sonos ‘e Memoria" in 2001, and in 2002 the Cd "Heartland" took the nomination as "Choc" record by Jazzman (France).
		In 2000 the Spanish magazine "Cuadernos de Jazz" inserted Paolo Fresu between the ten principal protagonists of jazz of the Nineties, like in 2002 for the magazine Jazzman.
		"Paolo Fresu - Un Italiano a Parigi" by Serena Laudisa for RaiSat - Italy (2000)
	www.jazzforum.no /docs/news.php?n_id=375 (1973 words)

	Spaccanapoli/ Paolo Fresu - The Planet - 26/7/2002
		Marcello puts his hands to striking use too - he's the primary player of the tamorra {which is a large frame drum/tamborine}.
		The PAOLO FRESU Quintet made "NIGHT IN THE CITY" in just two hours, in the wee hours of the night.
		To quote Paolo, "the only thing decided in advance was that everyone had to bring along some music, even if they had to dig into their own repertoire for old and new pieces to come up with those best suited to a ballad mood."
	www.abc.net.au /rn/music/planet/stories/s610479.htm (734 words)

	AOL Music: Paolo Fresu
		Paolo Fresu si racconta - I protagonisti del jazz italiano (in italiano e in...
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	music.aol.com /artist/main.adp?artistid=77875 (189 words)

	:: SFJAZZ :: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Tonight he re-joins another trumpet wizard, Paolo Fresu, in a recreation of their Plays Miles Davis project recorded live at the Montreal Jazz Festival in 2001.
		His style is hauntingly reminiscent of Miles as are the sounds of his primary quintet, and "the music flows fresh and engaging, never a mere imitation," according to All Music Guide.
		Fresu counts Gerry Mulligan, Dave Holland, Phil Woods, and John Abercrombie among the increasing number of musicians with whom he has worked.
	www.sfjazz.org /concerts_fall03_archive/fall_artists/italy2.html (646 words)

	Musica sulle Bocche - Ziga Koritnik
		Paolo Fresu, the world known Sardinian trumpeter, lead the twelve-day jazz seminars, taught by Italian musicians for the 17th year in a row.
		Every year they organise “master class”, where this year also the pianist Uri Cain was invited to.
		Fresu is also the art director of the main Sardinian jazz festival in Berchidda.
	www.jazzhouse.org /jpg/nart?show=ziga&showimg=14 (265 words)

	Tonight - Famous Italiam trumpeter collaborates with local jazz veterans
		In the spirit of cross-cultural exchange, and funded by the Italian Consulate, the famous Italian jazz trumpet player and music visionary Paolo Fresu was invited to a musical meeting with the KZN Vintage Jazz Orchestra.
		The initial meeting between multi-skilled and multi-talented Italian trumpeter Paolo Fresu and Durban's Vintage musos set off a train of thought which has resulted in a very exciting project.
		It is Paolo Fresu's intention that this collaboration should become a milestone in South African and Italian musical culture," Prunas told me.
	www.tonight.co.za /index.php?fArticleId=2450769&fSectionId=398&fSetId=204 (710 words)

	Millau en Jazz, 2002 - -
		With his velvety, subtle dream sound, Sardinian trumpet player Paolo Fresu is one of Miles Davis’s surest descendants.
		And he knows how not to be just his copy.
		* Paolo Fresu already staged Millau en Jazz in 1999 with the
	assoc.wanadoo.fr /millau.jazz/fresu$.htm (165 words)

	C.A.M. Original Soundtracks
		It is the story of brother and sister Turi and Teresa, and their coming of age on the small fisher's island of Favignana, best known for the traditional "mattanza": the massive fishing of tunas.
		A collection of exotically ethnic original tunes composed by trumpeter Paolo Fresu.
		My improbable theory might be confirmed by this recording, which contains parts of two soundtracks composed during the course of one year, for two different films.
	www.camoriginalsoundtracks.com /?idmenu=1&path=cd&idcd=368 (323 words)

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