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JAZZ IN SIENA (and two more classical concerts): APRIL 2013

UN TUBO, a beautiful new bar and night club in the vicinity of piazza del Campo reopens its doors with the music of some fine Italian jazz musicians.

On Friday, 12th of April, Florentine jazz and Bossa Nova singer Barbara Casini will present her book of interviews with some of Brazil's most important contemporary musicians. 

A special note is indicated for the concert of the Silvia Bolognesi Trio. The Siena born double bass player started her education at the Siena Jazz Foundation. Silvia Bolognesi stands for a new generation of female instrumentalists in Italy's world of Jazz (you can find an Italian interview about the topic with her here).


Barbara Casini with pianist Stefano Bollani


Friday, 12th of April 9 pm
Book presentation and concert
“SE TUTTO E’ MUSICA-PENSIERI E PAROLE DEI COMPOSITORI BRASILIANI”
BARBARA CASINI ANGELICA EDITORE (SS)
followed by a concerts with 

BARBARA CASINI (voice) MIRCO MARIOTTINI (clarinet) ROBERTO NANNETTI (guitar)

Tuesday, 16th of April 9 pm

JAZZ NIGHT
STEFANO FRANCESCHINI TRIO
STEFANO FRANCESCHINI - Sax/electronics
MATTEO CALABRESE – basss
GIUSEPPE SARDINA – drums
After the gig: jam session 

Friday, 19th of April 8.30 pm

“LAURENT PERRIER” NIGHT
Dinner form the buffet with two glasses of Champagne
Introduction to the Laurent Perrier estate philosophy
25€ per person (on reservation only)
10.30 pm
“ TAM TAM TRIO “
PIERO GIOSUE’ , ETTORE BONAFE’ E ALESSANDRO PICCINI
CHAMPAGNE ONLY NIGHT 
Laurent Perrier bubbles all night long for half of the normal prize

Tuesday, 30th of April, 9 pm

JAZZ NIGHT
SILVIA BOLOGNESI XILO TRIO
SILVIA BOLOGNESI – bass
EMANUELE PARRINI – violin
ETTORE BONAFE’ – drums/percussion
JAM SESSION


UN TUBO, via di Luparello, 2 (two minutes from Piazza del Campo) 
Concerts are for free. 
Reservation +39 0577.271312 Email: circolo@untubo.it
Daily opening times of bar Un Tubo: from Monday to Saturday from 1 pm to 1 am. 

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RATHER LISTEN TO SOME CLASSICAL MUSIC INSTEAD? Take a seat at the last two concerts of the 90th Micat in Vertice season organized by Siena's calssical music accademy. 

ACCADEMIA CHIGI SARACINI: MICAT IN VERTICE 2012/2013

Palazzo Chigi Saracini - Friday 12th of April, 9 pm

LAURA MARZADORI, violin
FRANCESCA LEONARDI, piano
Beethoven Kreutzer Sonata
With the participation of Sienese actor Paolo Lombardi


Palazzo Chigi Saracini - Friday 26th of April, 9 pm

ENRICO DINDO (cello) plays J.S. Bach


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