By blending together a tasty “bruschetta”, a mild summer evening, with the notes of the reinterpretation of the pieces that Charlie Parker recorded for Verve in the Forties and Fifties with an orchestra of strings, percussion, oboe, French horn, English horn and harp a jazz master, we can recreate a magical experience.

The young Sicilian saxophonist, Francesco Cafiso, puts himself to the test with one of the more difficult but, at the same time, fascinating repertoires in the history of Jazz.

Francesco Cafiso, and his partners are the string orchestra “I Solisti di Perugia,” oboist Simone Frondini, pianist Riccardo Arrighini, bassist Aldo Zunino and drummer Stefano Bagnoli and the notes It is difficult to find a more perfect balance.