Hobo - Echidna's Arf 4:40

Instruments> Eloisa Manera: five strings electric violin Massimo Giuntoli: electric piano & transcription. Hobo plays Zappa performed in December 2020

Hobo was born as itinerant chamber music duo based on harmonium and classical violin played in a lot of different contexts like theatres, squares, historical buildings,private homes, libraries, boathouses and even in the woods by night.The music of Hobo, composed by Massimo Giuntoli, is characterized by a variety of fringe languages influenced by avant-rock, canterbury sound, Frank Zappa and 19th hundred composers. Here you have the "plugged" version of Hobo where the have become electric.

Hobo are:

Massimo Giuntoli. Composer, performer, urban designer, multimedia artist . Openly inspired by masters such as Frank Zappa, Aaron Copland and the so-called "school of Canterbury," Massimo Giuntoli has developed his own musical language characterized by an uninhibited fluctuation between academy and a very heterogeneous range of extremely refined languages . The use of electronic technologies is frequent, often reinvented out of the most diverse species .

Eloisa Manera. Italian-Spanish violinist goes through different styles of music developing her talent in traditional and experimental artistic contexts. Her creative attitudes derivate from a research dedicated to improvisation and composition.She started to play violin when she was eight years old and never stopped. Eloisa graduated in classical music and jazz at Venezia, Cremona and Milano Conservatories and she studied in Germany,Spain and United States. She played with Herbie Hancock, Karl Berger, Ingrid Sestro, Ralph Alessi, Chris Cutler, Keith and Julie Tippett, Mike and Kate Westbrook, Adam Rudolph, Cyro Baptista, Enrico Intra, Roberto Cecchetto, Andrea Dulbecco, Mario Marzi, Simone Zanchini, Marco Remondini, Yigit Ozatalay, John Ehlis, Sana Nagano, Amalia Lopez Chueca, Yasuno Katsuki and many others.