‘The Oldest Living Thing’ – Fulvio Sigurtà

THE MUSIC of Italian trumpeter Fulvio Sigurtà appears to float like an endless procession of cirrus, such is the lofty, spacial and elemental nature of his playing and writing on new trio album The Oldest Living Thing.

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Fulvio Sigurtà trumpet, flugelhorn
Steve Swallow electric bass
Federico Casagrande acoustic guitar

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