Rosario Giuliani, born on August 20, 1967, in Terracina, Italy, is a renowned alto saxophonist who has made significant contributions to the jazz world. With a career that spans several decades, Giuliani's virtuosity and emotive playing style have established him as one of the prominent figures in contemporary jazz. Blending intricate technique with a deeply expressive sound, he has captivated audiences and collaborated with a host of acclaimed musicians.

Giuliani's discography is a testament to his versatility and creativity. Works such as "Miserere" and "Tribute to Bird" showcase his ability to reinterpret classical compositions and pay homage to jazz legends like Charlie Parker. Meanwhile, projects like "Love in Translation" and "Duke's Dream" demonstrate his flair for crafting original pieces that speak to the universal language of jazz. His collaborative efforts, such as "CONNECTION" with Alberto Gurrisi and Marco Valeri, as well as "Images" featuring the talents of Joe Locke, John Patitucci, Joe LaBarbera, and Roberto Tarenzi, highlight Giuliani's propensity for dynamic musical dialogue. With each release, from "Cinema Italia" to his exploration of the quartet format in "The Golden Circle" and "The Hidden Side," Rosario Giuliani continues to innovate and inspire, firmly positioning himself as a leading light in the global jazz community.

Genres

Italian Jazz

Latest Release

"Logbook" Live at Sounds

Rosario Giuliani

Album - 7 Tracks - Released June 14, 2024