The Future Is a Tree Marco Bardoscia
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Album-Release:
2020
HRA-Release:
05.03.2020
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Info for The Future Is a Tree
Marco Bardoscia is one of the most promising Italian double bass player and composer at the moment.
Born in the Salento area, he was surrounded by music from his earlier age thanks to his grand-father who was an instruments maker and who played guitar and mandoline, delivering serenades on demand in exchange for cheese, wine and olive oil.
During his childhood he listened to all sorts of music, messing with the records collection of his brothers when one day he finally discovered Jazz.
While listening to an album by The Jazz Renegades, he was fascinated by a double bass solo and decided on the spot that one day he would be a contrebasse player and do solo too!
He started with an electric bass, playing blues with his brothers, before joining the academy and learning the double bass, always obsessed by that solo from years ago.
Moving a lot between France and Italy for more learning and a lot of playing until 2009, he now divides his time between Brussels and Italy where he composes and gives concerts.
Loving both jazz music and classical one, he naturally turns his music into a fabulous marriage of traditional jazz playing and avant-garde tunes.
Marco Bardoscia, double bass
William Greco, piano
Dario Congedo, drums
Marco Bardoscia
graduated in classical double bass from the "T. Schipa" conservatory in Lecce and in jazz music from the "N. Rota" conservatory in Monopoli.
His aptitude is multifaceted as are his collaborations.
Over the years he has deepened his connection with his homeland, Salento (Puglia - Italy), collaborating with all the major exponents of the traditional scene and working on the musical repertoire and remixing it with his personal language.
He lived for seven years in Brussels where he got in touch with the Belgian music scene.
In recent years he has been collaborating assiduously with trumpeter Paolo Fresu working on several recordings on his Tǔk label.
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