Orsara di Puglia (FG) - This morning, at 12, the Orsara Jazz Festival begins in an unusual way. From today until August 2, in addition to the evening concerts in Largo San Michele will also review the Matinèe dedicated to the worship in the Abbey of San Michele. At 12, it will be Giancarlo Schiaffini to inaugurate the initiative. In this way, the Festival offers an evocation of musical space and contamination of styles, the days of the show to begin with intimate charm, featuring the link between music and spirituality. Great and original performer will compare the size of the sacred in a personal way, thinking of the Sacred Concert by Duke Ellington or at the very origins of Western music. The Abbey of the Annunziata, recently restored, is a perfect place for Matinèe dell'Orsara Jazz and represents an opportunity to know one of the sacred temples of the oldest and most charming captains. In the evening, from 21, all of Largo to St. Michael to listen to Tangheri with Marc Ribot. The Orsara Jazz Festival, after the stage of Foggia, returns home for the final three days (July 31, 1 and 2 August) to close the most of the twentieth anniversary edition. The first to take to the stage of San Michele, in what promises to be an essential 72 hours of music, are a group able to disrupt the patterns exploring different musical genres through the integration of several key art, from music to theater by using the mat of the literature. The formation of I is composed by Vince Tangheri Abbracciante (accordion, Fender), Davide Penta (bass and electric bass), Antonio Di Lorenzo (drums), Giuseppe Del Re (vocals) and Marc Ribot (with special guest guitar).
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