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Jazz: "heritage of humanity"

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27dOh6zzM9g

in April, Jazz becomes a World Heritage of Humanity

Strongly advocated by UNESCO, it is a well-deserved recognition of one of the most fascinating musical genres known. Rigorous yet anarchic, disciplined yet rebellious, popular yet cultured, modern yet with deep roots, jazz is a way of thinking about music that has now become part of our planet's blood.

Rai could not miss this appointment, which will be repeated every year, on the same day but in different ways.

It is worth noting even if not at the very last minute

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Reply 4 by Vitrus

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Bit wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27dOh6zzM9g

in April, Jazz becomes a world heritage of humanity

Strongly advocated by UNESCO, it is a well-deserved recognition of one of the most fascinating musical genres known. Rigorous yet anarchic, disciplined yet rebellious, popular yet cultured, modern yet with deep roots, jazz is a way of thinking about music that has now become part of our planet's blood.

Rai could not miss this appointment, which will be repeated every year, on the same day but in different ways.

It is worth noting even if it is not extremely late

Interesting...thanks Bit

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Reply 5 by Tiger

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I also like his subtle irony and self-irony. The joke about his father was splendid

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Reply 7 by Mattia

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Does anyone know how to explain to me why Bollani at the end (I am referring to his piece performed in the last 10' of the video) plays the electric piano ... when he has an acoustic one there?

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Reply 8 by DrJellyfish

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The Rhodes piano is truly a standalone instrument; it is not an electric piano that reproduces the sound of an acoustic one.

The difference between an acoustic and a Rhodes is a bit like the difference between an acoustic guitar and an electric one.

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