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	Armaroli, Sergio (Armaroli / Minton / Schiaffini / Turner): I Dream I Was An Earopean Label: ezz-thetics by Hat Hut Records Ltd Product Code: 32995 Catalog Code: ezz-thetics 1045 Country: Austria		Price: $18.95 In Stock
Two percussionists--vibraphonist Sergio Armaroli and drummer/percussionist Roger Turner-- and two brass players--trombonist Giancarlo Schiaffini and trumpeter Phil Minton, who doubles on voice improvisation--are heard in these studio recordings from Udine, Italy for nine "Dreams" that turn introspective slumber into restless visions through profoundly paced playing.
	Armaroli, Sergio / Steve Piccolo / Elliott Sharp: Blue In Mind [Used Item] Label: Leo Records Product Code: 32426 Catalog Code: CD LR 920 Country: UK		Price: $7.95 In Stock
An unusual blend of jazz tradition, spoken word and soundscape, presenting mostly as a jazz album with spoken narration from Steve Piccolo (Lounge Lizards) guiding the album with abstract comments that interject with Sergio Armaroli's virtuoso vibe playing, Elliot Sharp adding both acoustic sax elements and inventive sonic environments underpinning many moments; conceptually fascinating.
	Armaroli, Sergio / Steve Piccolo / Elliott Sharp: What Went Wrong Label: Leo Records Product Code: 32036 Catalog Code: CD LR 924 Country: UK		Price: $12.95 In Stock
The fifth album on Leo Records for vibraphonist Sergio Armaroli, and his second with NY guitarist, saxophonist & electronic artist Elliott Sharp and bassist Steve Piccolo, using lyrical interpretations of jazz standards as a jumping off point for experimental and unusual approaches to improvisation, a unique balancing point in a fascinating collection.
	Armaroli, Sergio / Steve Piccolo / Elliott Sharp: Blue In Mind Label: Leo Records Product Code: 31673 Catalog Code: CD LR 920 Country: UK		Price: $12.95 In Stock
An unusual blend of jazz tradition, spoken word and soundscape, presenting mostly as a jazz album with spoken narration from Steve Piccolo (Lounge Lizards) guiding the album with abstract comments that interject with Sergio Armaroli's virtuoso vibe playing, Elliot Sharp adding both acoustic sax elements and inventive sonic environments underpinning many moments; conceptually fascinating.
	Armaroli, Sergio / Fritz Hauser: Angelica Label: Leo Records Product Code: 30572 Catalog Code: LEOR895.2 Country: UK		Price: $16.95 In Stock
Performed at the Angelica Contemporary Music Festival in Bologna, Italy in 2019 and recorded with superb fidelity, drummer/percussionist Fritz Hauser joined with xylophonist Sergio Armaroli for an enthralling performance that balances chamber jazz forms with fully free exploration, avant yet embraceable as two interact in exquisite and authoritatively unhurried ways.
	Armaroli, Sergio / Giancarlo Schiaffini / Harri Sjostrom: Duos & Trios Label: Leo Records Product Code: 30571 Catalog Code: LEOR892.2 Country: UK		Price: $16.95 In Stock
A series of trios and duos between Italian vibraphonist Sergio Armaroli, trombonist Giancarlo Schiaffini and saxophonist Harri Sjöström performing on soprano and sopranino, the three developing a compositional language based around phrases and propositions applied toward the creation of events through notes and timbre intended to create moods and sensations.
	Armaroli, Sergio (w/ Fritz Hauser): Prismo Label: ezz-thetics by Hat Hut Records Ltd Product Code: 29815 Catalog Code: ezz-thetics 1022 Country: Switzerland		Price: $17.95 In Stock
The quartet of Sergio Armaroli (vibraphone), Martina Brodbeck (cello), Francesca Gemmo (piano), and Fritz Hauser (drums & percussion), also heard in free improvisational duos and trios, perform Armaroli's "Structuring the Silence", aiming to extend the performers' improvisational freedom using time and space through broad compositional instructions.