Fabrizio Bosso
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Fabrizio Bosso started playing the trumpet at the age of five.
By the time he was fifteen he had already graduated from the conservatory Giuseppe Verdi in Turin. He then his cultivated his interest in high music and approached jazz. An imperious, winning recall, to whom the Turinese hasn’t been able to resist.

Technically faultless, what mostly strikes in Fabrizio’s work is his remarkable capacity in creating a personal grammar, in which colour and sound dynamics are never easily predictable, the sense of swing is taken to extremes, the creative tension is constantly present, even in standard rendering. Besides playing in concerts conducted by George Russell, Mike Gibbs, Kenny Wheeler, Dave Liebman, Carla Bley e Steve Coleman he has recently been invited by Charlie Haden to take part in some stages of the promo tour of the Liberation Music Orchestra's new album.

In 1999 he was awarded the "Miglior Nuovo Talento" of Italian jazz from an opinion survey held by the magazine Musica Jazz, and in years he has regularly played with Salvatore Bonafede, Giovanni Mazzarino and Enrico Pieranunzi’s bands. In time he has set up the High Five with Scannapieco, has played duo with Rossano Sportiello as a tribute to Armstrong, and trio with D'Andrea and Petrella, and with his quartet - formed by Mannutza, Bulgarelli and Tucci - with whom he will soon record, and he has realized various projests as leader and co-leader. He has also carried out some profitable projects with artists engaged in music bordering on jazz, as Sergio Cammariere and Nicola Conte