Slancio is a jazz trio directed by Ricardo Jorge Pérez Abreu that
emerged after a project called Trébol (Clover) which unluckily had just
a few work options, but fortunately to this kind of music lovers, it
re-emerged on September 5, 2003.
The group has outlined their goals very carefully since the very
beginnings, they make jazz preserving the Cuban roots. In addition,
contribute to the professional training of the middle level students of
Carlos Hidalgo music conservatory.
The trio has a demo recorded at Servando Blanco's studio in our province, which includes pieces of Pinar del Río authors.
They play their music in some night spaces of the territory with an own repertory, but also interpret remarkable jazz pieces of Miles Davis, Chic Corea, Charley Parke and Antonio C. Jobin.
Jazz and good times
Asking the director about why they chose this music, Pérez Abreu stated: "This is the freest, most direct and democratic way I have found to express my artistic ideas, besides I am the kind of person that bets on good music and think jazz is worth it.
"We have had important moments all along our career, an example of that was during the release of Cauce magazine at Pedro Pablo Oliva workshop-house, we played there and the audience really liked it, so the trio was very satisfied and that was the spur to keep working.
New projects
Slancio is walking, now they are about to record the second demo at Servando Blanco's studio and to make a video clip produced by Luis Hidalgo Ramos.
(Guerrillero.cu)
The trio has a demo recorded at Servando Blanco's studio in our province, which includes pieces of Pinar del Río authors.
They play their music in some night spaces of the territory with an own repertory, but also interpret remarkable jazz pieces of Miles Davis, Chic Corea, Charley Parke and Antonio C. Jobin.
Jazz and good times
Asking the director about why they chose this music, Pérez Abreu stated: "This is the freest, most direct and democratic way I have found to express my artistic ideas, besides I am the kind of person that bets on good music and think jazz is worth it.
"We have had important moments all along our career, an example of that was during the release of Cauce magazine at Pedro Pablo Oliva workshop-house, we played there and the audience really liked it, so the trio was very satisfied and that was the spur to keep working.
New projects
Slancio is walking, now they are about to record the second demo at Servando Blanco's studio and to make a video clip produced by Luis Hidalgo Ramos.
(Guerrillero.cu)