Such a great honor to be nominated at the annual "Top jazz" awards by iconic magazin Musica Jazz, categories "New Talent" and "Best Italian Record". So grateful to my Quartet's pals, Stefano Dall'Ora, Alberto Mandarini and Marco Castiglioni and to all the journalists who took the...
Lorenzo De Finti Quartet new video "Mysterium Lunae" is out today! Thanks to german magazine Jazz Thing for giving it the first airing! Click here and go to the page of the Video Premiere!! ...
Thanks to Sebastian Scotney and London Jazz News for the very nice surprise! A long chat about our way to start again after four mounths of Covid lockdown! Click on the link and read! https://londonjazznews.com/2020/06/29/lorenzo-de-finti-safely-distanced-very-careful-its-time-for-our-journey-to-start-again/ ...
Concerto magazine reviewed LOVE UNKONWN with great enthusiasm! The Italian pianist Lorenzo De Finti stood on a concert stage for the first time at the age of five, since then he has been very successful in Europe and the USA with his music. De Finti studied,...
Love Unknown has been included in the " Best 100 album released in 2018", according to the major italian jazz magazine JAZZIT! Thanks to everybody at Jazzit, such a big honor!...
"Pianist/leader De Finti drives hard on the opening track but plays with great delicacy and lyricism on the three ballads on offer. His chime-like introduction on “The Day I Will See You Again” is reminiscent of the best of Bill Evans in style" This is what...
Jazz Special, on its physical version, writes on Love Unknown: Lorenzo De Finti's Quartet står bag en yderst lytteværdig CD, LOVE UNKNOWN, der mestendels er indspillet et radio- studie i Lugano, Schweiz.Man hører ikke egetl studiets fabelagtige akustik i denne pro- duktion, der er præget af...
" Jazz da camera che si dimostra estremamente raffinato e assolutamente vincente"...
As we had written two years ago when we mentioned Lorenzo De Finti Qrt's first album, "We Live Here" (2016): "Lorenzo De Finti's quartet consists of himself at the piano, compatriots Stefano Dall ' Ora bass and Marco Castiglioni drums, and even the Cuban trumpet...
"As this mysterious title implies, interestingly enough, Lorenzo De Finti approaches the theme in some non-obvious ways with his Quartet's second outing. As impressive as its sophisticated predecessor We Live Here (Losen, 2016) was, the compositions (again a joint endeavor with bassist Stefano Dall'Ora) and...