MARTHA (M'APPARÌ TUTT'AMOR) - Adrian Rollini Trio

M'apparì tutt'amor
from Friedrich von Flotow's Martha
Adrian Rollini
vibraharp, tubular bells
Allen Hanlon
guitar
George Hnida
contrabass
1948 film by Video Varieties Corporation
510 West 57th Street, NYC
This film is been available thanks to Tom Faber, the late Dutch discographer of Adrian Rollini.

[@Hernes6]

Lovely music, and what a fabulous musician Rollini was. Inventor of the hot bass saxophone, and a superb vibraharpist.

[@Durfield]

Also a great pianist.

[@Trombonology]

Oh, wow ... we get to see how The Master did it. Adrian Rollini: Virtuoso!

[@bobboscarato1313]

Rollini could play any instrument. He also used a baritone mouthpiece with his bass sax!

[@brucemercer8458]

I could not be more thrilled to see the maestro. Is there any known footage of him playing the sax? What a truly great surprise to see today. Many thanks!!! Wow...

[@giovannirivoira5496]

He was a real jazz great!!!thank you so much!!

[@BassetHoundTrio]

Wonderful!!

[@davidmussatto8483]

and so relaxed doing it

[@HaukeRenken]

Soooooo greaaaat!!!

[@dariomulonia3480]

IL GLISSATO ROLLINIANO

[@dariomulonia3480]

Rollini is my uncle ahahahahahaha I m enjoy ahahahahaha