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Francesco Turrisi is a prolific pianist, composer, and multi-genre collaborator based in Ireland since 2004. His work traverses jazz, classical and early music, and Mediterranean traditions, creating a distinctive musical voice that resonates with audiences around the world. Turrisi’s career blends intimate artistry with wide-ranging explorations, making him a sought-after performer for concerts, festivals, and intimate venues alike.
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As a recording artist and bandleader, he has released an influential catalog that highlights his versatility—from contemplative solo pieces to dynamic ensemble works. His collaborations extend from early music ensembles to contemporary jazz outfits, and his ongoing mission is to connect cultures through sound and story. For fans and new listeners, Francesco’s performances offer an invitation to travel through memory, place, and rhythm.
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For listening and releases, his official site, Bandcamp, SoundCloud, and X (Twitter) under @FraTurrini serve as central hubs for new music, tour updates, and behind-the-scenes insights.
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Upcoming 2025 appearances include a return to The Cooler in Dublin on February 20, a performance at the Bray Jazz Festival at Mermaid Arts Centre on May 4, and a featured slot in the National Concert Hall’s Perspectives program on September 10. Each show offers a chance to experience Francesco’s evolving sound — a blend of improvisation, ethnically-informed melodies, and intricate piano artistry.
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Discography highlights reflect a career built on collaboration and a fearless approach to genre boundaries. Key releases include the Grammy-winning duo-album They're Calling Me Home (with Rhiannon Giddens, 2021), which won Best Folk Album at the 2022 Grammys, and the critically acclaimed There Is No Other (2019), Grammy-nominated for its bold fusion of traditions. As a leader and co-leader, his catalog spans Northern Migrations (2018), Tarab (2017), Zahr (2017), Songs of Experience (2013), Grigio (2013), Fotografia (2011), and projects with Yurodny and L’Arpeggiata.
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Stay connected with Francesco’s latest news, tour announcements, and releases through his official site and social channels. Secure your seats with confidence—we’ve got you covered for a straightforward ticket-buying experience.
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Upcoming 2025 appearances include a return to The Cooler in Dublin on February 20, a performance at the Bray Jazz Festival at Mermaid Arts Centre on May 4, and a featured slot in the National Concert Hall’s Perspectives program on September 10. Each show offers a chance to experience Francesco’s evolving sound — a blend of improvisation, ethnically-informed melodies, and intricate piano artistry.
Discography highlights reflect a career built on collaboration and a fearless approach to genre boundaries. Key releases include the Grammy-winning duo-album They're Calling Me Home (with Rhiannon Giddens, 2021), which won Best Folk Album at the 2022 Grammys, and the critically acclaimed There Is No Other (2019), Grammy-nominated for its bold fusion of traditions. As a leader and co-leader, his catalog spans Northern Migrations (2018), Tarab (2017), Zahr (2017), Songs of Experience (2013), Grigio (2013), Fotografia (2011), and projects with Yurodny and L’Arpeggiata.
Stay connected with Francesco’s latest news, tour announcements, and releases through his official site and social channels. Secure your seats with confidence—we’ve got you covered for a straightforward ticket-buying experience.
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