Fabrizio D'Alisera

FABRIZIO D'ALISERA, musician, a refined Italian saxophonist devoted to the tenor sax tradition.

He began studying classical guitar at a very young age but then became passionate about jazz, making the tenor sax his main instrument.

In 2004 he won a scholarship to the Berklee College of Music in Boston, a launchpad for later important performances: Casa del Jazz, Umbria Jazz Festival, Alexanderplatz, Eddie Lang Jazz Festival.

In 2011 he recorded his debut album "Mr. Jobhopper", which earned the esteem of internationally renowned musicians such as Emanuele Cisi and Max Ionata, and the "Jazz it likes it" recognition.

He was selected among the musicians taking part in the 13th edition of the "Biennale dei giovani artisti d'Europa e del Mediterraneo".

Link: http://www.fabriziodalisera.com

This is how Fabrizio describes his Sequoia:

As soon as I tried the Sequoia instruments (Tenor and Soprano Lemon) I immediately realised the great quality of the project. A timbre rich in harmonics, great precision in intonation, and fluid, ergonomic mechanics. The Lemon tenor has a broad, powerful sound and a robust, full-bodied low register, yet spontaneous in its emission. The Soprano Lemon is the instrument that struck me most: it keeps a great harmonic richness and depth across the whole register, with a personal, distinctive voice. The sound never thins out, not even in the high register, where the timbre often loses harmonics and volume. It has great projection and tonal flexibility; I'd recommend it to anyone.

Follow Fabrizio's review, complete with audio/video clips presenting the Sequoia Lemon tenor and the Sequoia Lemon soprano: