DARIO FARIELLO is a saxophonist and violist devoted to improvised music. He studied musicology at the University of Bologna, where he co-founded the Bologna improvisers Orchestra. After touring extensively with the jazz-core band Luther Blissett, he moved to Berlin in 2011 to work with Tristan Honsinger and DJ Kolonel Blip; he co-founded Multiversal, a nomad festival series featuring a wide international network of improv and noise musicians. Now based in Oslo, his current projects include: ZGB, Sciardac, Farantimm, Resurgam, Bad Bender, a duo with Bård Torgersen, Fariello/Voglsinger, FarLie, In Its Own Tempo.
With Norbert Stammberger he organises the yearly Tubax Festival in Munich, dedicated to the tubax saxophone and other special instruments.

Finistérien, Yannick découvre la guitare à l'âge de 3 ans. Il fait son apprentissage musical dans les domaines du classique, du rock, du jazz et de l'improvisation. Il se produit dans différents groupes de rock & jazz/funk en Bretagne jusqu'à son arrivée en Aquitaine en 2004.
Installé à Bordeaux, il participe à des ateliers animés par le Centre d'Improvisation Libre avec Mathias Pontévia, Claude Saubole et Didier Lasserre. Puis, il suit deux stages animés par Barre Phillips en 2004 et 2005. Ces ateliers, ces stages ainsi que les rencontres faites au cours de cette période nourrissent sa pratique de la guitare électrique. En se basant sur le potentiel sonore très riche de cet instrument, il développe un vocabulaire construit autour de multiples inspirations.
Nantais depuis 2010, il crée l'association « Musiques sur le fil », joue en duo avec Mathias Pontévia, Stéphane Galéra, Jean Rougier, Nusch Werchowska, Toma Gouband et poursuit en parallèle son travail en solo.

Born in Finistère, a region located in the far west of northern France, Yannick discovered the guitar at the early age of 4. He learned to play classical music as well as rock and roll, jazz and improvisation. During his whole adolescence he performed in several groups of rock and jazz/funk in Bretagne. Then, in 2004, he moved to Bordeaux, where he participated in improvised music workshops, animated by the association Centre d'Improvisation Libre with Mathias Pontévia, Claude Saubole et Didier Lasserre. He also learned a lot during two workshops led by Barre Phillips in 2004 and 2005. Those workshops as well as all the musicians he met during this period built the way he plays the electric guitar. Using the very large potential of this instrument he developped a personal vocabulary based on his multiple inspirations. Since 2010, he lives in Nantes, where he created the association Musiques sur le fil. He plays regularly with Mathias Pontévia, Stéphane Galéra, Jean Rougier, Nusch Werchowska, Toma Gouband and always keeps on playing solo.

I compose for fun in my spare time, using Sibelius 7, and am actively trying to improve.

I play guitar, saxophone and I have also taken up clarinet (after trying bassoon too) recently. I used to play a soprano saxophone long ago, but after years of neglect it fell into disrepair. So, after a long break, I have taken up saxophone again. 

The local council offers a great deal - they rent instruments out to children and adults very cheaply. So I am currently renting an alto and a tenor sax and a clarinet.

There are three types of material I post
1. Midi renditions of my own compositions -  
2. some of the music I post is written by other people, but played by me on alto saxophone, Clarinet or bassoon 
3. Music written by others, but arranged by me

I am interested in all constructive feedback (especially about melodic development and orchestration) 

Thank you for your comments and feedback
Happy  listening :)

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Songwriter from London. A experimental mix of musical types and sounds to find the best fusion blend between genres. 
Currently learning to using FL studio software to produce music.


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Brutal jazz quartet, meeting between improvised music and heaviness of stoner metal. One drum, one guitar and two baritone saxophones. Poitiers / Périgueux / Paris (France) created in 2010.

Quartet de brutal jazz, la rencontre entre les musiques improvisées et la lourdeur du stoner. Une batterie, une guitare, et deux saxophones barytons. Poitiers / Périgueux / Paris (France), fondé en 2010.

William Brandy - baryton sax
Maxime Roger - baryton sax
Julien Coupet - guitar
Erwin Toul - drums

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