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OPRACHINA The Jazz Farm


01-OPRACHINA-Oprachina - Porta D'Arce
02-OPRACHINA-Oprachina - Fat-fast
03-OPRACHINA-Oprachina - Attimi
04-OPRACHINA-Oprachina - Le Fiabe Da Brno
05-OPRACHINA-Oprachina - Grigioscuro
06-OPRACHINA-Oprachina - Torti
07-OPRACHINA-Oprachina - Blu
08-OPRACHINA-Oprachina - The Moon In August
09-OPRACHINA-Oprachina - Nitro
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Oprachina comprises:
Massimo Bognetti: guitar
Errico De Fabritiis: saxophone
Fabio Fochesato: bass
Adriano Galinari: drums
Oprachina is a neologism made up of the two words opra (opera) and china (bowed), meaning alienating, back-breaking work. Coined in the first half of the 20th century, the term features in the Italian version of the “Internationale” as well as other tracts of the period. Oprachina are committed to the continuous pursuit of an equilibrium between written passages and free improvisation, helping to develop a contemporary musical language.
Their first creation, “The Jazz Farm” (2007), published under the Creative Commons licence, was hailed at the 2009 Cannes Midem as the most popular Italian album by the Jamendo portal (200.000 web downloads).
Massimo Bognetti: Guitars. Directs the Etnofonie school of music.
Errico De Fabritiis: Saxes. Committed to improvised and contemporary music, he has figured in Musica Jazz magazine’s “Top Ten” of musician-revelations in 2009 and 2010.
Fabio Fochesato: Bass guitar, double bass, arrangements. Has his fingers in variousmusical languages, from jazz to rock, world music to classic and contemporary music.
Adriano Galinari: Percussion. Has collaborated with many Italian and foreign
musicians, including the never-to-be-forgotten Massimo Urbani.

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