Grazztrio - Caraman Grazztrio - Lluis Gómez - 5 string banjo Oriol Gonzàlez - Mandolin Maribel Rivero - Double Bass From the words grass (a raw diminutive of bluegrass) and jazz. Grazz Trio uses the instruments typical of the first one and the freedom of creation and interpretation of the second. For many years now, some styles classified as traditional have followed this line of evolution in which new technical resources join to the acoustic original sonority. Since the 1970s, North American musicians such as Béla Fleck, David Grisman, Mike Marshall and Tony Rice have extended the traditions of acoustic music. The use of own their compositions and improvisations with harmonies more complex led to what is now known as “new acoustic music.” In 2013 in Barcelona, the grazz trio was formed from the legacy of the new acoustic music. Three musicians with great experience in different styles of traditional music, including bluegrass, folk, irish, manouche, classical music and jazz form this new trio. Lluís Gómez, Oriol Gonzalez and Maribel Rivero offer unique instrumentation with five string banjo, mandolin and bass. They offer a repertoire of their own compositions, exploring the sound of their instruments, and resulting in a warm, interesting and engaging musical experience. Lluis Gomez, 5-string banjo. One of the few musicians dedicated to the banjo and now a reference of this instrument in his country. His first teachers were Sedo Garcia and Ricky Araiza, and Jean Marie Redon and later many American banjo players such as Bill Keith, Tony Trischka, Pete Wernick, Noam Pikelny and Jayme Stone, who has met during his travels in the United States. He has been part of many bands related to folk, bluegrass, irish, blues, and manouche jazz. He is the musical director of the festival Al Ras, dedicated to spreading the Bluegrass and Old-Time music, and author withToni Giménez, of the first book in Spanish and Catalan dedicated to learning the banjo. He writes his own music, making educational sessions and publishes articles in specialized journals in the United States. Oriol Gonzalez, mandolin. He began studying music and guitar with Eduard Iniesta. Afterwards he studied classical bass with maestro Enric Rigau and jazz bass with David Mengual. Years later he discovered the possibilities offered by the mandolin and gradually delves into the learning of this small, portable instrument. As a bass player has been part of various musical projects related to stable jazz, folk and jazz manouche. Maribel Rivero, double-bass. With a classical guitar background, but also a few years ago shes working as a bassist in local bands such as Barcelona Bluegrass Band, Badalona Big Band and The Violines. He has accompanied several American artists on their tours for our region like Tony Trischka, Bill Keith, Tom Corbett and The Gypsies Hillbillies. At same time as her work as a musician shes also teaching at several music schools. _______ FOLLOW LIPSapp Classic Radio _______ FB: r-js/1vz7Pcz / TW: r-js/1kHd2Qt / Listen to LIPSapp Classic Radio r-js/1dOIQ18 #classicrock #rollingstones #ledzeppelin #santana #eagles #zztop #thewho #beatles #elvis #jimihendrix #dylan #acdc #michaeljackson #pinkfloyd #madonna #u2
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