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Two Fools
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Duet No.1
03:32
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Suite No.1
03:43
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Duet No.2
03:02
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Suite No.2
02:02
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Two Songs of a Fool
02:48
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Duet No.3
03:34
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Suite No.3
03:40
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Duet No.4
03:12
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Suite No.4
02:44
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Our Foolish Heart
01:59
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Sebastiano Dessanay Sardinia, Italy
Sebastiano Dessanay is a double bassist and composer active in the European jazz, contemporary and avant-garde scene. His
music is highly informed by a strong sense of melody and mixes traditional styles with more experimental material.
He currently leads his own jazz combos (trio and quartet) and he is bassist of Propellor and Decibel contemporary ensembles.
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Sebastiano Dessanay recommends:
Loom
by Propellor
Propellor is a cross-genre ensemble of soloists, writers and ensemble players come together from a diverse range of backgrounds to create immersive live experiences through combined art forms.
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Togetherness
by Ed Bennett / Decibel
Formed by Irish composer Ed Bennett the 10 piece ensemble Decibel explore experimental, energetic, extreme and unusual work which generally exists between, or outside the usual categories.
go to albumIf you like Duets of a Fool, you may also like:
What It Means To Be Human
by Jasper Høiby
The second entry of Høiby's four-album series explores urgent global issues—in this case, climate change—through experimental jazz.
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Face to Face
by Jeremy Rose
New Zealand saxophonist Jeremy Rose hits us with an LP full of nimble jazz with noir-y melodies.
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Apocryphal (Single)
by Ben Haskins Quartet
featured on Bandcamp Radio Mar 1, 2022
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Worry Not
by Emma Johnson's Gravy Boat
Written after a house flood and on the brink of the pandemic, “Worry Not” is a jazz record focused on finding calm in a storm.
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