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ANDREA ANDREOLI QUARTET

MY FAMILY
THINGS

Personal stories transformed into music.

Contemporary European jazz built around melody, interplay and the distinctive voice of the trombone.

FEATURED LIVE VIDEO

BROTHER

Gezziamoci — Jazz Festival di Basilicata
Casa Cava · Matera · Italy · 2025

Andrea Andreoli · Trombone Simone Locarni · Piano Carlo Bavetta · Double Bass Matteo Rebulla · Drums

THE PROJECT

MY FAMILY
THINGS

My Family Things is the most personal project to date by Italian trombonist and composer Andrea Andreoli.

Written over a decade shaped by music, touring and family life, the project transforms people, relationships and emotions into music. Each original composition is connected to someone close to Andreoli or to a particular moment in his life, creating a musical portrait that moves between joy, anxiety, tenderness, energy and reflection.

At the centre of the quartet's sound is melody. Andreoli's trombone takes on an almost vocal role, surrounded by a rhythm section that moves naturally between contemporary European jazz, swing, blues, groove and open improvisation.

The result is music that is personal without becoming private, sophisticated without losing immediacy — a contemporary Italian jazz quartet with a strong narrative identity and a sound built for the stage.

THE MUSICIANS

THE QUARTET

Andrea
Andreoli

Trombone · Compositions

Simone
Locarni

Piano

Carlo
Bavetta

Double Bass

Matteo
Rebulla

Drums

LISTEN

MY FAMILY
THINGS

ABEAT RECORDS

Brother · Chiara · Papà · Stefano · Ansia Suite · Vivi · Sad Hawk · Mamma · Redemption Song

Recorded, mixed and mastered at Artesuono Studio by Stefano Amerio.

PRESS

WHAT
THEY SAY

My Family Things has been recognised for the expressive voice of Andreoli's trombone, the quartet's stylistic versatility and a writing approach that combines jazz tradition with a contemporary perspective.

“Passion and honesty of intent, but above all accessible writing... with an eye open to contemporary dynamics.”
OFF TOPIC MAGAZINE
RICCARDO TALAMAZZI
Translated from Italian
“Exceptional technique, expressiveness and control... extraordinary freshness and stylistic modernity.”
JAZZIT
Translated from Italian

TROMBONIST · COMPOSER · BANDLEADER

ANDREA
ANDREOLI

Italian jazz trombonist, composer and educator active on the international jazz scene.

Andreoli has performed and recorded with artists and ensembles including Billy Cobham, WDR Big Band, Fred Hersch, Maria Schneider, Vince Mendoza, Enrico Rava, Paolo Fresu, Bob Mintzer, Randy Brecker and Marshall Gilkes .

His recordings with the WDR Big Band include Fred Hersch's Begin Again, nominated for a Grammy Award.

Since 2024, Andreoli has toured internationally with Billy Cobham, performing at major venues and festivals including the Montreux Jazz Festival 2026.

Andreoli previously held the Lead Trombone chair with Sweden's Norrbotten Big Band and is currently Professor of Jazz Trombone at the Conservatorio “G. Verdi” in Milan.

With My Family Things, Andreoli brings this international experience into his own music — a project centred on composition, interaction, melody and the expressive possibilities of the trombone.

MORE LIVE

KEEP
LISTENING

Three complete performances from the quartet's appearance at Gezziamoci — Jazz Festival di Basilicata in Matera.

Full performance

MAMMA

An energetic side of the quartet, balancing melody, rhythmic drive and improvisation.

Casa Cava · Matera · 2025

Full performance

REDEMPTION
SONG

A more intimate and lyrical side of the quartet.

Casa Cava · Matera · 2025

Full performance

STEFANO

A ballad built around the warm, vocal character of the trombone and the quartet's dynamic interplay.

Casa Cava · Matera · 2025

FEATURED

INTERVIEW
& LIVE

Interview and concert feature following the Andrea Andreoli Quartet's appearance at Gezziamoci — Jazz Festival di Basilicata in Matera.

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Technical rider · Stage plot · Additional material available on request

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