The 1999 album "Con Infinite Voci" captures Pieranunzi in a reflective, understated mode, showcasing his signature touch on the piano. This collection leans into a cooler, more introspective jazz sound.
- "Con Infinite Voci" was released by Egea Srl, an Italian label known for its jazz recordings. The album features Pieranunzi on piano, accompanied by bassist Luca Bulgarelli and drummer Maurizio Caldura. It was recorded in Rome in March 1999.
- The album was recorded in March 1999 at a studio in Rome. Its runtime is 55 minutes and 33 seconds.
- This release followed Pieranunzi's 1998 album "Riot and Dance" and preceded his 2000 collaboration with Charlie Haden and Paul Motian, "Come Together".
Enrico Pieranunzi is a jazz pianist and composer from Rome, Italy, known for his lyrical style and extensive discography. In 1999, Pieranunzi was an established figure in European jazz, having released numerous acclaimed albums and collaborated with a wide range of international artists.
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