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Miriam Netti Music - New Release"LOVE IS A NECESSARY EVIL"
Event by: B-Flat-Berlin
Location: Dircksenstraße 40, Dircksenstraße 40, Berlin - Mitte
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Vocal Jazz, Italian, Bossa Nova
Doors open: 8:00 p.m. - Concert: 9:00 p.m.
Miriam Netti (voc), Johan Leijonhufvud (g), Giacomo Tagliavia (b), Heinrich Köbberling (dr)
"The Berliner-by-choice, who comes from Apulia, sings Samba and Bossa Nova, old Italian songs and jazz standards Latin background, which at first glance has a lot to do with sun, beach and warm southern nights. Milton Nascimento, Joao Donato and Joao Bosco are the inspiration, whose lyrics she translates into Italian[...]. However, Miriam Netti does not outshine her band with her singing, but rather is part of the group, she sees it as a fourth instrument[...]. on some terrace when the people gradually become fewer. But also as a subtle soundtrack to the blue hour further north." Karl Leitner - German Record Critics' Prize
The Apulian-born Berliner sings samba and bossa nova, old Italian songs and jazz standards with a Latin background, which at first glance have a lot to do with sun, beach and warm southern nights. Milton Nascimento, Joao Donato and Joao Bosco are the inspirers whose lyrics she translates into Italian [...]. However, Miriam Netti does not outshine her band with her singing, but rather blends in with it. Her voice is part of the group; she sees it as a fourth instrument [...]. The songs would certainly also work against the backdrop of an evening in the Italian south, outside on some terrace, when the crowds are gradually thinning out. But also as a subtle soundtrack to the blue hour further north." Karl Leitner - German Record Critics' Award
Doors open: 8:00 p.m. - Concert: 9:00 p.m.
Miriam Netti (voc), Johan Leijonhufvud (g), Giacomo Tagliavia (b), Heinrich Köbberling (dr)
"The Berliner-by-choice, who comes from Apulia, sings Samba and Bossa Nova, old Italian songs and jazz standards Latin background, which at first glance has a lot to do with sun, beach and warm southern nights. Milton Nascimento, Joao Donato and Joao Bosco are the inspiration, whose lyrics she translates into Italian[...]. However, Miriam Netti does not outshine her band with her singing, but rather is part of the group, she sees it as a fourth instrument[...]. on some terrace when the people gradually become fewer. But also as a subtle soundtrack to the blue hour further north." Karl Leitner - German Record Critics' Prize
The Apulian-born Berliner sings samba and bossa nova, old Italian songs and jazz standards with a Latin background, which at first glance have a lot to do with sun, beach and warm southern nights. Milton Nascimento, Joao Donato and Joao Bosco are the inspirers whose lyrics she translates into Italian [...]. However, Miriam Netti does not outshine her band with her singing, but rather blends in with it. Her voice is part of the group; she sees it as a fourth instrument [...]. The songs would certainly also work against the backdrop of an evening in the Italian south, outside on some terrace, when the crowds are gradually thinning out. But also as a subtle soundtrack to the blue hour further north." Karl Leitner - German Record Critics' Award