Mimi Lorenzini

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Marius "Mimi" Lorenzini (born September 24, 1949 in La-Seyne-sur-Mer , † December 12, 2014 in Montfermeil ) was a French guitarist specializing in progressive rock , jazz and fusion .

Live and act

Lorenzini began his musical career in the 1960s and initially played in various musical contexts such as jazz (with Barney Wilen and René Urtreger , among others ), variety and chanson ; u. a. as accompanist for France Gall , Jacques Dutronc and Claude François . In 1969 he co-founded the progressive rock formation Triangle , in which François Jeanneau also played and with whom he recorded three albums for Pathé . In the following years he was active in jazz and improvised music, mainly in collaboration with Jean-François Jenny-Clark .

From the 1980s onwards, Lorenzini recorded several albums under his own name and also recorded a. a. with Didier Malherbe , Jean-Marc Padovani and François Tusques ( Blue Phedre , 1996). From 2005 he worked in the musicians' association MusiSeine , which was directed by Françoise Toullec , and in the formation Géométrie Variable . In the field of jazz he was involved in 13 recording sessions between 1968 and 2003. Most recently he lived in Marcilly-sur-Seine . He died of a heart attack .

Discographic notes

  • Orchestra II (Paris Album, 1983), with Ann Ballester , Sophia Domancich
  • Trio (s) (Musea, 1987), with Jean-Luc Ponthieux, Philippe Lacarriere, Nenê
  • Orchestra V (Musea, 1988), with Didier Malherbe, Ann Ballester, Emmanuel Binet, Tatau Caetano
  • Le Diable Bleu (CC, 1993), with Ann Ballester, Jean-Luc Ponthieux
  • Question de Temps (Musea, 1997), with Ann Ballester, Jean-Luc Ponthieux
  • Ni Plus Ni Moins (Gazul, 2003), with Francoise Toullec, Jean-Luc Debattice

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. a b Obituary
  2. Tom Lord : The Jazz Discography (online, accessed December 12, 2014)