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The ensemble was founded in 1998, and the history of the musical collaboration among its
members dates back to twenty years ago, when Fabio Armani, the leader, and Alessandro D'Aloia,
the drummer, played in their own jazz quartet. Other musicians joined the band after their
collaboration to another project called Advena Avis, where medieval music is merged with
electronic and ethnic elements. Currently the band is formed by a lot of talented artists
from all around the world.
Terre Differenti has recorded two albums:
- Terre Differenti (2000) - world fusion CD
- Cities of Dreams (2005) - concept album among
ethnic suggestions, rock and progressive influences and contemporary jazz,
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Elisabetta
Antonini
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Elisabetta Antonini is one of the singers of the ensemble.
She is endowed with a peculiar voice characterized by a soft and "black" timbre.
This vocalist, starting from a jazzistic tradition, comes to a modern style
with an artistic personality full of strenght and expressiveness.
She begins to study singing with Cinzia Spata, also devoting herself to piano and harmony
studies with Riccardo Biseo, Alessandro Gwis and Pietro Lussu.
The richness of her style, her singing interpretation and the refinement
of the language come from the teaching of Maria Pia De Vito,
Mark Murphy, Norma Winstone, Jay Clayton and Barry Harris.
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Fabio Armani
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Fabio Armani is an Italian composer
born in Rome in 1958. He has a degree in Astrophysics,
and studied jazz piano and composition since 1974. He
composes acoustic as well as electronic instrumental music
(Computer Music). At the moment he is the Artistic Director
of the musical ensembles Tangram and Terre Differenti.
Fabio plays piano, keyboards, samplers and small ethnic percussion. He composes and arranges
all the music for the two musical ensembles.
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Houcine
Ata
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Houcine Ata was born in 1971 in Tunis
and arrived in Italy in 1998. His career as a musician
began as a singer on cruise ships. During his travels,
he got to know Palermo, Sicily, and decided to stop there
attracted by a city that was so similar in culture to
his own.
Currently he lives in Rome where he sings in Arab restaurants.
He sings with the Orchestra di Piazza Vittorio
thanks to Paolo Modugno who gave his name to Mario Tronco
during his search for musicians for the Orchestra.
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Luca Barberini
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Luca Barberini is a bass player that
was born in Rome in 1964. He started the bass instrument
study at the age of twenty with the teaching of Andrea
Pighi. Then he continued his studies with Luca Pirozzi,
Francis Koerber and Toni Armetta.
He is currently working with a lot of artists among which the ethno jazz band
Indaco and the drummer Pierluigi Calderoni.
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Marco Conti
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Marco Conti was born in Rome in 1956.
He plays saxophones, flute and clarinet. He begin his
musical studies at the musical conservatory of Frosinone
Licinio Refice under the teaching of
Baldo Maestri.
He worked with many Jazz musicians and was also in the organic of a lot of Jazz big bands and ochestras, like:
Alberto Corvini Big Band, Bruno Biriaco Big Band, Tommaso Vittorini's Eliseo Big Band and Trombe Rosse
of Massimo Nunzi.
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Carlo Cossu
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Carlo Cossu plays the violin, the viola and a set of ethnic instruments like the
didjeridoo. After classical studies with Rita Palomby he started to master jazz improvvisation
and Middle East music.
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Alessandro
D'Aloia
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Alessandro D'Aloia is an
Italian drummer born in Rome in 1966. He started the study of drums and classical
percussion at the age of fifteen and jazz harmony since 1992. In 1995 he mastered his
drumming with Tommy Campbell during a New York stage. In 1998 he went to Rio De Janeiro to
study the art of Brazilian drumming with Robertinho Silva.
During his artistic charier, he performed with many artists.
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Miguel
Fernandez
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Miguel Fernandez has studied at the
Conservatory of Buenos Aires qualifying in classic guitar
master. Afterwards he improves on concert classic guitar
with the Spanish guitarist Consuelo Mallo Lopez, president of the Argentine Guitar Association.
Currently he intensively works on stage and in studio as soloist and with different musical groups, such as:
Gipsy's Legend, Terre Differenti, Rumba de Mar, Gipsy Camargue and Ensemble Ethnique.
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Flavio
Ferrari
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Flavio Ferrari was born in Rome in 1963,
his first instrument was a classical guitar, but the strings
don't go much lower and he decided to switch to bass guitar.
Always he had played in very different ways: with heart,
mind, and sometimes with the eyes shut. His life is like
a journey through musical experience of all kind, he's
still travelling.
Flavio is a teacher and a composer and cooperates with
Fabio Armani in many Different Lands musical projects.
He writes also articles for musical web sites.
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Abdullah
Mohamed
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Abdullah Mohamed started to study Arabian
drums at the age of 11, being one of the best among the
other students he started to follow the famous teacher
Abdel Meneim Hassan for the next ten
years. At the age 14 he started to study the flute ney,
kawala, argoul with different teachers and among them
Fawzy Cheder.
Currently he performs with a lot of professional musicians and composers.
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Noemi Nori
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Noemi Nori proves herself as singer in the year 1987, with the Band "BRASIL '87" suggesting passages and fragments of "Bossanova" and "Samba" music.
In the 1990 she creates a duet that has landed place and has been esteemed in different musical demonstrations.
Noemi currently works and sing with Fabio Armani and Terre Differenti.
Besides her activity of singer, she gives herself up the Piano Study and frequents the last year of Musictherapy course in Roma.
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Yasemin
Sannino
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Yasemin Sannino is a wonderful
vocalist born in Istanbul. She started her musical studies at the age of ten.
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