Sicilian Jazz Project Press Material
Vitti 'na crozza
Probably the most widely heard Sicilian folk song there is, Michael Occhipinti has reworked a staple of Sicilian weddings into something new, taking it to Mali and back.
43.8 MB
Muorica
Based a poem of the same name which describes the beauty of the city of Modica, Sicily (where Michael Occhipinti's parents were from), the piece is a showcase for Italian vocalist Pilar, clarinetist Don Byron, and the Cecilia String Quartet
75.7 MB
Amuninni Razzietta
Amuninni is the Sicilian equivalent of "andiamo" meaning "Let's Go!" and was the expression Michael Occhipinti's parents frequently used. Razzietta is the nickname most people called Michael's mother.
59.1 MB
The Almond Sorters
Based on an Alan Lomax recording of women sorting almonds in Sicily, Michael Occhipinti morphs the folk tune into an original composition that features Maryem Tollar (vocals), members of the esteemed Gryphon Trio chamber group, and guest soloist Hugh Marsh on electric violin.
110 MB
110 MB
Vancouver Jazz Festival Review 2015
A rave review of the band's show at the 2015 Vancouver International Jazz Festival
285 KB
Review from the 2015 Ottawa Chamber Music Festival
A review that captures the feeling of the Ottawa Chamber Music Festival!
79.8 KB
STAGE PLOT - 6-piece band
648 KB
Stage plot
458 KB
In OrBit Press Material
In Orbit Band Shot
282 KB
In Orbit Bio
40 KB
In Orbit Stage Plot
307 KB
In Orbit Hospitality Rider
22.3 KB
The Universe of John Lennon Press Material
Album Review - Properghanda
29.1 KB
Review: JazzWise
144 KB
Concert Preview - Vancouver
74.3 KB
Stage Plot/backline
221 KB