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Milvus

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Daniele Morelli
– guitar Roberto Molesti – hammond organ, keyboards
Luigi d’Alessandro – drums Fallo - voice

Milvus is an instrumental band inspired by the rock avantgardes of the psychedelic movement, aimed at grasping the emotional and imaginative powers of rhythm and melody, without any mediation of verbal language. A groovy trip without words.

Based on original compositions and a great inclination to improvise, the Milvus show strives to create a close contact between music and audience, letting the emotions spring out and change into a flow of musical colours.

The Milvus project originates in 2005 by the union of three italian musicians, living at that time in Tuscany.

They started in December 2005 with an amazing “inter-arts” show, Intenzione, made of music, video and installations , that began their rise to acclaim in the art scene of Tuscany.

After recording the first studio album, they performed in many live clubs, such as Borderline (Pisa), Macondo (Lucca), Lux Theater (Pisa), and Flog (Firenze).

In 2006 they performed at the “MusicaLiberaArte” Festival, playing for the crowded “Alberica” square in Carrara.

In the same year they engaged in the Milvus Street Tour, playing in several Italian squares, as well as around France.

In 2007 at Rebeldia (Pisa), Milvus proposed a new Psychedelic Inter-Art show, called ImprovvisaMente, consisting of two days of video, sculpture artists, musicians, percussionists, buskers and actors.

In March the band took part in the realization of the album “One Bass Change” with the eclectic bass player Fabio Di Tanno (www.myspace.com/fabioditanno)

In August they participated in the Musicastrada Festival, playing on the same stage with international blues and world music bands.

They have now relocated to Amsterdam to enjoy the psychedelic demands of Europe’s liberal city. Here they have already received a favourable welcome playing at the PickUp Club (www.pickupclub.nl), the Stubnitz (www.stubnitz.com) and the Peper OT301.



 

Recordings

2006
- live recording studio “Milvus” (autoproduction)
- live recording studio for a sculpture exibition
“Impronte Analogiche” (autoproduction)

2007
- "Milvus live"
- studio record
“One Bass Changes” with the bass player Fabio Di Tanno

Daniele Morelli

Started to study classical music on the piano with prof. Chioatto Mara when he was seven years old, continuing with the study of guitar at age 11 with his teacher Carlo Buscemi (Italian jazz guitarist).

At age 14, after Carlo Buscemi founded Music Artwork Village, a private music school, Daniele carried on with his studies there, among other things studying rock techniques with Marco Bracci.

The next year, in 1998, he founded the band Enema together with Roberto Molesti, childhood friend and member of Milvus, to play his own pop and rock compositions. They took part in many tuscan festivals like Palaia rock festival, playing music and speeking about the history and techniques of music from the origins of Blues to Hard Rock.

In the same period he also took part in founding the Jazz Rock Band at Music Artwork Village of Ponsacco (Pisa).

In 1999 Daniele became a member of the Spaghetti Blues Band, taking part in different musical settings like concerts, festivals and street music, writing lyrics and composing songs. This band later changed its name to Feedback. Roberto Molesti joined the band.

At the same time Daniele got involved in the project “Atmaniam” by Mario Marino, percussion teacher, an ensemble of eight percussionists and five classical instruments, playing the guitar together with Daniele Gorgone (piano) and the well known sax and ney player Fabio Pellegrini.

 
Atmanian played in numerous festivals and competitions of World Music and recorded a demo.

Meanwhile and thanks to his experiences with percussion instruments he joined the traditional percussion group Konkoba playing the dun dun.

From 2003 he collaborated with the harmonica player Marco “Feda” Bellagamba, with whom he founded the band “Ialomalo”, playing a repertoire of blues and gypsy music, along with the musicians of the famous band Tamales de Chipil.

During this period he also enrolled in playing concerts with the band of Piergiorgio Emanule “Clangor”, where he met Luigi D’Alessandro, later bandmember of Milvus.

In 2005 he initiated the project INtenzione, a journey of music and sculpture, along with the sculptor Marco Salvadori, producing a movie and CD of the same name, and exhibitions in tuscany.

Inspired by INtenzione Daniele initiated the formation of Milvus together with Roberto and Luigi, giving shape to the musical concept a different idea of compositions and show.
Since then they are playing and composing together.

In 2006 Daniele enroled in the wintercourse of Siena Jazz completing all exams with good grades.
Roberto Molesti

He started to study piano at 18 years old in the Music Artwork Village school with the teacher Artan Tushi, professor at the conservatory of Tirana.

In 1998, he joined the band Enema together with Daniele Morelli, childhood friend and member of Milvus, to play his own pop and rock compositions.

They took part in many tuscan festivals like PalaiaRock Festival, playing music and speeking about the history and techniques of music from the origins of Blues to Hard Rock.

In 2000 he started to play with Feedback composing and arranging rock and blues songs.

In 2004 he joined on the Atmaniam project by Mario Marino, african percussion teacher, an ensemble of five percussion and three electric instrument, playng the keyboards.

Atmanian played in numerous festivals and competitions of World Music and recorded a demo.

In 2005 he founded, together with Sandro Ceccanti, actor and theater technician, the Cespuglio Potato theater company, composing music and writing scripts.

They took part in many tuscan teather festival like Utopia del Buongusto “the fist international experiment of pleasure-lover life”.

In the same year he gave birth to the Milvus project along with Daniele and Luigi.

In 2006 Roberto enroled in the wintercourse of Siena Jazz with the teacher Luigi Campoccia, piano-player of the famous italian actor-songwriter Giorgio Gaber.

Since August of 2007 he resides in Amsterdam together with other Milvus members



Luigi D’Alessandro  

Self taught musician in drums and percussion, he placed side by side also a strong interest on the psychophysio-logical investigation of music perception, obtaining a M.A. degree in Biological Sciences and a PhD in Cognitive Neuroscience.

In 2001 he joined the folk-rock Band “Iamdura”, recording a studio album and partecipating at the Malastrana festival, where the band was honoured to play at the Verdi Theater of Pisa.

In 2002 he was enrolled in the Antonio Castiello project, partecipating at the national competition “ArezzoWave”.

 

 
In 2003 he founded along with the songwriter Piergiorgio Emanuele the folk-rock band “Clangor”, meeting with a relevant success during their famous performance at the “Lux Theater” and at the “Piazza dei Cavalieri” as opening band to “Almamegretta”.

In 2005 along with the songwriter Gianpietro Di Rito he gave birth to the stone-garage band “Elektronauti”, recording the first studio album (www.myspace.com /elektronauti)

In the same year he joined the Milvus project, with whom he is still involved and performing.
 
Fallo
 

   

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