Three OsmannGold Orchestra concerts in different places in the city.

The artistic path of the OsmannGold orchestra begins with the great classics of the swing with original arrangements, and then leads to the rediscovery of little-known masterpieces, to the reworking of pieces from different backgrounds with incursions into sacred and film music.
The OsmannGold swing orchestra was born in 2016 following an invitation to participate in a tribute to Glenn Miller. To meet this demand, nine musicians of various backgrounds and skills combine their forces as arrangers, composers and orchestras, beginning a journey of revisiting the great classics of the Swing Era. The instrumental timbre variety is highlighted by a particular and effective writing of the arrangements

Friday 5 July
9.30 pm - S. Giovanni Church - Discus Throw - Concert to present the OsmannGold jazz orchestra album.
The orchestra's artistic path thus arises from the great classics of the swing with original arrangements, to then lead to the rediscovery of little-known masterpieces, such as "Down South Camp Meeting" by Benny Goodmann, to the reworking of pieces from different backgrounds, such as "Gabriel's Oboe" by Ennio Morricone. The invitation from the Pontifical Lateran University to perform during the inauguration ceremony of the current academic year has made it possible to carry out interesting forays into sacred music, such as “Fratello Sole” by Riz Ortolani revisited in a jazz key.
This artistic research led OsmannGold to perform in prestigious contexts, such as the "Cretan Diet Festival" in Rethymno and the "Steet Art Festival" in Heraklion in Crete, and the Teatro del Giglio in Lucca.
Hence the idea that led the orchestra to fix the results obtained by recording its first album.