Draft:Carlo Muscat (saxophonist & composer)
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Comment: Hi, thanks for the submission and welcome to Wikipedia! Wikipedia needs sources that are secondary — such as news articles — and we can't rely on self-published sources like blogs or personal webpages. It looks like Carlo Muscat only has a few news mentions so I'm going to decline, but for what it's worth, he's right near the line of Wikipedia's notability standard. I'd just need a a few more news mentions to reach significant coverage. Please let me know if you have any questions! Crunchydillpickle🥒 (talk) 16:10, 13 March 2024 (UTC)
Carlo Muscat (born February 21, 1988) is a jazz saxophonist, composer, and educator. Moving to Paris (France) in 2013, he immersed himself in the city's vibrant music scene and refined his craft through collaborations with musicians from diverse backgrounds. He went on to perform across Europe in cities such as Paris, London, Istanbul, Milan, Berlin, Kyiv, and Rotterdam, and more...[1]
Biography
[edit]Born and raised on the island of Malta, Carlo Muscat started his musical journey at an early age by playing the violin, then fostering a deep love for jazz once he picked up the saxophone. He initially gained recognition through performances within his local music scene, later expanding his horizons by collaborating with international artists. His relocation to Paris in 2013 led to the release of his debut album The Sound Catalogues in 2014,[2][3] which kickstarted his solo career.[4]
Muscat wears multiple hats as a performer, composer, and educator. He also serves as co-owner and director of the live music venue Storeroom since 2019.[5] Adding to his accolades, Carlo Muscat's sixth album Hymns earned four stars from Downbeat Magazine and secured a coveted spot on their list of Best Albums of 2023.[6]
Recordings
[edit]As leader
- The Sound Catalogues, Vol.1: Extraordinary Episodes (independent release, 2014)
- Explorations (independent release, 2016)
- Wool (independent release, 2020)
- Diversity (independent release, 2021)
- Hymns (independent release, 2023)
As co-leader
- Oda (feat. Olena Poguliaieva) (independent release, 2019)
References
[edit]- ^ "Carlo Muscat | Saxophonist & Composer". Carlo Muscat.
- ^ "The Musical Footprint | Carlo Muscat". MaltaToday.com.mt.
- ^ Bugeja, Michael (5 October 2014). "Carlo Muscat: Inspired Jazz Catalogues". mikebugeja.
- ^ "Dreaming in Music - The Malta Independent". www.independent.com.mt.
- ^ Kultura News at Storeroom
- ^ "DownBeat January 2024 Best Albums 2023". archive.maherpublications.com.