-October 2012 Jerry
D. Tiberi , guitarist • Norberto
I checked out Lovely
Tunes. I really like your playing. I hear some
if my favorite pianists in your playing yet its definitely
your own sound.... Your
left hand is beautiful--not busy at all ala Bill
Evans. Also you have just the right amount of Monk
in your playing which is a compliment. Bill Evans + Monk is
what I hear in your music + Norberto. I love it!
-November 2010 Gerlando Gatto:
"Norberto Tamburrino e' un eccellente pianista di cui ho spesso parlato
su questo sito.." da OnLine-jazz.net
-March 2010
"I am faithful listener of your music and I'd like to share with my radio
station listeners your extensive stock of music. Your work
is a valuable contribution to my human and cultural growth.
Thank you very much." Gustavo Adolfo
Bustamante at Ritmos en Jazz-Colombia
About Reflection(s)
on Monk: December
02, 2008 "
You should know that I receive a lot of music to listen too
and I have to say that I really enjoyed your piano playing,
tune selection, band personnel and arrangements. This is
a first class production all the way." Jim Eigo at Jazz Promo Services-
New York
Revelations From The Sky
by Norberto Tamburrino Art
Notes Records AN103 Contemporary Jazz/ Classic Cd tracks
1) Revelations From The Sky 8,33 min
2)
Prairies Of Infinity-Praterie Dell'Infinito 8,08
3)I Hear A Rhapsody (Fragos-Gasparre-Baker) 4,48
4) Play A Rubato Song With Joy 3,33
5) When Lights Are Low (Benny Carter) 3,56 - hear audio
file
6) Latin Ramblas West 6,00
7) Indaffarato 3,03
8) Some Brilliant Shadows 2,39
9) Felinity 3,02
10)
The Son(g) Is Born 4,59
total time 48,50
Norberto Tamburrino
piano all tracks
Francesco Mariella bass
on 1-2-3-4-5-6
Marcello Nisi drums
on 1-2-3-5-6
Roberto Spagnolotenor sax
on on 1-2-6
Joseph Lepore bass on 7
Bruce Cox drums on 7
All Compostions by Norberto Tamburrino
except I
Hear A Rhapsody by
Fragos-Gasparre-Baker
and When
Lights Are Low by Benny Carter...
Reflection(s) on Monk
TOPTEN CD on IBS featuring J D Allen t. sax,
Norberto Tamburrino piano, Joseph Lepore bass, Francesco Mariella bass
track 5
Bruce Cox drums
"..Tamburrino's Monkery shine broadly in unreconstructed
rag and stride motifs and genial, spiky liricism.." byFred
Bouchard from
GLOBE UNITY, All
About Jazz New York, July 2009
“..recorded
in Italy between August, 2004 and March, 2008
and four in New York in November, 2008. The result
is a well-crafted album, featuring some excellent
playing from pianist Norberto Tamburrino and
the other musicians..” byBruce
Lindsay(August '09)
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