"Ortodoxa" is a captivating jazz album by Italian pianist Salvatore Bonafede, released in 2001 under the Red Records label. This critically acclaimed album, which won the referendum for "musica jazz" as the best Italian album of the year, showcases Bonafede's exceptional talent and his unique approach to jazz.
The album features a blend of original compositions and reinterpretations of works by renowned artists such as Astor Piazzolla, Charles Mingus, and Enrico Rava. With a runtime of 1 hour and 2 minutes, "Ortodoxa" offers a diverse and engaging listening experience. The tracklist includes standout pieces like "Little O In The Sky," "Pasion," and a short version of "Astor Piazzolla," each demonstrating Bonafede's versatility and mastery of the genre.
Collaborating with esteemed musicians like Marc Johnson and Paul Motian, Bonafede delivers a rich and dynamic sound that highlights the depth and complexity of jazz. "Ortodoxa" is a testament to Bonafede's artistry and his ability to create music that resonates with both jazz enthusiasts and casual listeners alike.
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