Mario Crispi & Arenaria

line up

• 01. Mario Crispi (vocal, archaic wind instrument, laptop)
• 02. Enzo Rao Camemi (violin, oud)
• 03. Giuseppe Lomeo (acoustic and electric guitars)
• 04. Massimo Laguardia (South Italian frame drums, percussion)
• 05. Maurizio Curcio (Chapman stick, laptop, piano)

• country:
  Italy
• region or city:
  Sicily
• style(s):
  Mediterranean Contemporary modal
• label:
  Egea Music - M.T. srl
• type:
  Band, Composer/Songwriter
• gender:
  male
• instrumentation:
  instrumental, vocal
• artist submitted by:
  Folkalab

Mario Crispi (flautist and founder of the band Agricantus) brings with Arenaria, his new project, the ancestral sound and the voices of Sicily mixed with modern styles and more music of the Mediterranean. A highly evocative sound that bears witness to the layers of culture and millennial history.

The story of Mario Crispi music is inextricably linked to Agricantus, of which he is founder and basic soul and with Agricantus, Mario will turn the world, will make hundreds of concerts, will affect dozens of discs that will bring the top of the charts in the European world music and radio playlists by campus university in the U.S.

The live musical project "Mario Crispi & Arenaria" sets forth the track record in working with the same name. In concert, which is subtitled "journey to the center of Sicily", toghether Mario Crispi there are: Massimo Laguardia to drums to frame the South Italians, Giuseppe Lome to acoustic guitar and effects, Enzo Rao on violin and electric effects and Maurizio Curcio at Chapman stick, laptop and piano.
The concert is a very articulate sound that unravels between improvisations, and lyrical evocations in a continuum of tones and melodies, in search of an immediacy of spirit and energy, where the human and instrumental voices are interwoven in a myriad of solutions.
The ensemble has a great harmony of the construction layers of sound and facilities open, a practice due to the active participation of the musicians mentioned above within the team of creative interaction extemporaneous "FolkaLab".

Links

• Mario Crispi website