Thrilled and delighted to walk on stage again after some very dark months saddened by the global pandemic. Far for the emergency from being over, it wouldn’t be respectful for the people who lost the dearest ones or for the ones who are still struggling, to say come over and “shake it off”. This won’t …
The National Italian newspaper “Il Tirreno”, hailed jazz vocalist Emiliano Loconsolo’s “Sophisticated, elegant, delicate voice, almost fragile like Chet Baker, fascinating in his melodies and in his velvet swing.”
Trained in both jazz and classical voice he has cultivated a vocal technique that seamlessly blends tenor and countertenor registers into a hybrid sound that is increasingly finding its place within new music. His versatility shines through in his performances of the American Songbook, instrumental compositions by Billy Strayhorn and Charles Mingus, contemporary art songs, and his own arrangements of rarely heard Italian folk songs.