“Pericopes duo experiments a new dimension with the addition of Mr. Wight. This trio project works perfectly”.

From our latest album review appeared in the August issue of prestigious Italian magazine Musica Jazz.

Thank you Mr. Enzo Boddi for your words!

BY PATRICE WILDING / the times tribune / Published: July 6, 2015

It’s been said that music is the universal language, which is good for Clarks Summit native Nick Wight since his bandmates live thousands of miles away and speak minimal English.

Now a Brooklyn, New York, resident, Mr. Wight plays drums in the international band Pericopes+1, which he described as a melting pot of musical styles rooted mostly in jazz.

Continue reading →

“The group’s most impressive feat is that its ambitions don’t get in the way of the music’s accessibility. They play with intelligence and heart throughout.”

John Frederick Moore JAZZIZ – July 2015

We are super excited for this latest review, thank you Mr. Moore!

We are very happy to share with you three new reviews of our latest album “These Human Beings”.

Many thanks to Alex Henderson, Roberto Dell’Ava and Vincenzo Fugaldi.

---

JAZZ INSIDE MAGAZINE (USA)

These Human Beings is a noteworthy example of Italian and American jazz musicians coming together, and Vernizzi, Sgobbio and Wight have no problem finding common ground when it comes to both the post-bop elements and the avant-garde elements. Both the inside and the outside work to their creative advantage on These Human Beings. (Alex Henderson)

READ THE REVIEW

---

TRACCE DI JAZZ (ITALY)

A nice surprise which goes further than just a very well played album with fine solos. Here these three musicians take out uncommon and unused ideas, settings and suggestions, carrying the listener in some unexplored territories. You can really walk towards each step of this album, feeling the physical pleasure of the discovery. (roberto dell’ava)

RATE: **** stars

Read the review in Italian

---

JAZZITALIA (ITALY)

The attention to the sound is absolute. Every listening reveal new fine shapes and details that the sobriety of Pericopes’s poetics don’t show immediately. With the intervention of a valuable drummer, which fits sometimes dialectically and not as a simple support, the duo’s music acquires a new dimension, which enriches its already considerable strengths. (vincenzo fugaldi)

READ THE REVIEW IN ITALIAN

“THESE HUMAN BEINGS” ALBUM RELEASE TOUR

---

JULY 16TH – PHILADELPHIA – CHRIS’ JAZZ CAFE

JULY 17TH – NEW YORK CITY – TOMI JAZZ

JULY 18TH – HONESDALE PA – THE COOPERAgE PROJECT

JULY 19th – NEW YORK CITY – cafe vivaldi

JULY 21ST – NEW YORK CITY – THE GARAGE

JULY 22ND – BROOKLYN – SHAPESHIFTER LAB

JULY 24TH – NEW YORK CITY – ROCKWOOD MUSIC HALL

JULY 25TH – JERSEY CITY – BRIGHTSIDE TAVERN

JULY 26TH – HARLEM – silvana