Renzo Ruggieri's "Collection," released on January 1, 2009, under Voglia d'Arte Production, is a captivating journey through a variety of musical styles and collaborations. This album spans a generous 70 minutes, offering a rich tapestry of sounds that showcase Ruggieri's versatility and artistic prowess.
The album opens with "Tango Italiano," a collaboration with the Renzo Ruggieri Orchestra, setting the stage for a diverse musical experience. Throughout the album, Ruggieri teams up with notable musicians such as Mauro De Federicis, Didier Hoffmann, David Petrocca, Paolo Di Sabatino, Massimo Manzi, and Massimo Moriconi, each track offering a unique blend of talents.
From the lively "Carnevale" to the introspective "Terre," and the evocative "Catania" and "Napoli," the album explores a range of emotions and themes. The inclusion of tracks like "Piccolo Valzer Francese" and "Piccolo Valzer Italiano" adds a touch of classical elegance, while "I'm Stupid" brings a playful and whimsical vibe. The album also features instrumental prowess with pieces like "Improvvisazione Guidata No.1 (Tango)," highlighting Ruggieri's skill and creativity.
"Collection" is a testament to Renzo Ruggieri's ability to blend different musical influences and collaborations into a cohesive and engaging body of work. Whether you're a fan of tango, classical, or contemporary music, this album offers something for everyone, making it a delightful addition to any music lover's collection.
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