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gabriel nuzzoli
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Gabriel Nuzzoli, drummer-percussionist:
studied Latin American percussion and drums in Cuba with Enrique Pla (Irakere) and Samuel Formell (Los Van Van) among others. I also studied with master percussionist Robin Jones who invited me to join his own big band in 1994.
I have been living in London, UK since 1992 and during my career I have had the opportunity to perform, tour and record with great artists such as Ricky Martin, Courtney Pine and Bobby Carcasses.
I have credits on over fifty recordings and between 1993 and 1997 I was offered a teaching post at the Musicians' Institute in London.
Unfortunately I was forced to quit my teaching as my schedule became too busy and, between 1997 and 1999, joined one of the top selling Italian band: 883.
Among others I have had the opportunity to perform, tour and record with the following artists:
'Mainstream'
Jocelyn Brown, Gloria Gaynor, Ricky Martin, Shaun Escoffery, Toyah Wilcox, Modern Romance, James Taylor Quartet, Stephen Gately, Funky LowLives, Nova Fronteira, Leon Ware, Courtney Pine, 883, Keziah Jones, Peppercorn, Daphne & Celeste and the London Community Gospel Choir ...
studied Latin American percussion and drums in Cuba with Enrique Pla (Irakere) and Samuel Formell (Los Van Van) among others. I also studied with master percussionist Robin Jones who invited me to join his own big band in 1994.
I have been living in London, UK since 1992 and during my career I have had the opportunity to perform, tour and record with great artists such as Ricky Martin, Courtney Pine and Bobby Carcasses.
I have credits on over fifty recordings and between 1993 and 1997 I was offered a teaching post at the Musicians' Institute in London.
Unfortunately I was forced to quit my teaching as my schedule became too busy and, between 1997 and 1999, joined one of the top selling Italian band: 883.
Among others I have had the opportunity to perform, tour and record with the following artists:
'Mainstream'
Jocelyn Brown, Gloria Gaynor, Ricky Martin, Shaun Escoffery, Toyah Wilcox, Modern Romance, James Taylor Quartet, Stephen Gately, Funky LowLives, Nova Fronteira, Leon Ware, Courtney Pine, 883, Keziah Jones, Peppercorn, Daphne & Celeste and the London Community Gospel Choir ...
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