The Tuscia In Jazz Seminars are an extraordinary chance to meet world’s greatest jazzmen and to become better musicians and better humans. The classes are open to everyone who mean to improve his knowledge of one ore more instruments in the jazz music field, and will take place all day-long with instrument lessons, ensamble music lessons and classes of theory and harmony. At the end of the seminars the students will be given a certificate of attendance. With the Tuscia In Jazz’s teaching format, a single enrolment fee allows to attend every single instrument class and every concert with no extra costs. At the end of the summer camp, during the Night In Jazz, students will play on stage with their teachers.

Aaron Goldberg

Aaron Goldberg is one of the most successful pianists in recent years, thanks to its interests in various groups of Joshua Redman’s band and most recently with Wynton Marsalis. Very solid musician, with great articulation deployed in a phrase full of drive, Goldberg also has a strong rhythmic sense and a strong touch which give his performances a remarkable dynamism. His qualities are immediately noticeable and the balance of his rhythm section could be easily noticed in his collaborations with Freddie Hubbard, Betty Carter, Nicholas Payton and Wynton Marsalis. Goldberg has a trio with Reuben Rogers on bass and Eric Harland on drums. Reuben Rogers has collaborated among others with Mark Turner, Kurt Rosenwinkel and Joshua Redman and Eric Harland has worked among others with McCoy Tyner, Kenny Garrett, Joshua Redman and Geri Allen.

Antonio Ciacca

Born in Germany, grew up in Italy and matured as a jazz musician in the U.S., is a pianist, composer, teacher. Director of programming at Jazz at Lincoln Center, teacher at the Juilliard School and artistic director of New York Italian Jazz Festival Days, he played among others with Art Farmer, James Moody, Lee Konitz, Johnny Griffin, Mark Murphy, Dave Liebman and Steve Grossman. Currently he performs between America, Europe and Japan gaining an enthusiastic approval from critics and audiences.

Domenico Sanna

Born in 1984 in Gaeta, in 2003 he moved to Rome for the courses at the University Of Music. In 2005 he won a scholarship from the Foundation for Global Music by Greg Burk seminars to Caertaldo (FI). In 2007 he won the “best pianist Jimmy Woode” in Tuscia in Jazz, among members of the jury were such masters as George Cables, Bobby Dhuram, Benny Golson, Jimmy Cobb, Joey de Francesco, Shown Monteiro and Jesse Davis. He improved with Mulgrew Miller, Kenny Barron, George Cables and Kenny Werner has performed with orchestras and Mario Raven and Mario Raja. In 2008 he won the prize “Luca Flores” for the best solo artist in Barga Jazz. Despite his young age is one of the most respected guides in the capital, plays and records with some of the biggest names such as Nicky Nicolai and Stefano di Battista (“More Sun” Universal, 2009), Rick Margitza (“Live @ Tuscia in Jazz” 2009), Mark Ferri (“The Silver Lining” Nuccia, 2009), Mark Watercolors (“Too High” LHOBO, 2009), JD Allen, George Rosciglione, Greg Hutchinson, Flavio Boltro, Francisco Mela, Darius Rosciglione, Dede Ceccarelli, Fabio Morgera, Daniel Tittarelli, Nicola Angelucci, Remi Vignolo, Gege Munari, Fabiana Rosciglione, Shawn Monteiro.