A musician as knowledgeable as he is imaginative, in a multifaceted one-man show fueled by momentary inspiration. After Carmen Consoli and her trio sold out this evening at the Dromos festival, Stefano Bollani will now take center stage in a solo piano concert , once again in the archaeological area of Tharros . A new date made possible by the contribution of the Fondazione di Sardegna and the Fondazione Mont'e Prama , which will see the celebrated singer-songwriter perform in the ancient and evocative Phoenician city this Wednesday at 10 pm , with only the last remaining tickets available .
Born in Milan in 1972 but now a Florentine by adoption, Bollani has made a name for himself over the course of his nearly forty-year career for his extraordinary preparation, matched only by the technique and creativity he has mastered over time, becoming one of the most recognizable figures in Italian jazz worldwide . But that's not all: the artist has repeatedly demonstrated his ability to navigate different genres and audiences with great ease, finding just the right space in the piano dimension to unleash his expressive freedom .
Each concert is different, seeing the repertoire emerge on the spot thanks to the impressions of the moment and the unpredictable requests of the audience, promptly accommodated, in a constant movement between classical music, jazz, singer-songwriter music, and unexpected moments. An overwhelming musical interplay, where improvisation and mutual listening create the supporting structure of the performance itself : and which, on tomorrow's date, will certainly also include excerpts from the latest album " Tutta Vita Live ," released on March 20th by Ponderosa Music Records and recorded live during the acclaimed concert at the Teatro Politeama Rossetti in Trieste in February of this year.
