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The first two paragraphs are the key to this journey, a stroll through jazz. I have grouped these shots with the intent of creating a path where I can immerse myself in what I see with my work as a music photographer.

The first two paragraphs, usually, are the time given to music photojournalists to carry out their work during a concert. And then… and before… and during… I have often reflected on the fact that everyone who goes to see a concert for about an hour and a half has only one point of view, they see and will remember that concert from that exact point of view, unaware of what happened before, unaware of what will happen immediately after, and unaware of what happens during.

A concert beyond the artist. I would like to take you beyond those first two paragraphs. Having the opportunity to move and continue taking photos from other points of view gives me an overall vision, it allows me to experience the transformation from person to artist, to experience an event that becomes a performance, offering a path to share more perspectives of my way of telling music. David Morresi

From 2008 to 2012 collaboration with the editorial team of Derzeit Berlin fashion week daily. In 2010 he began his collaboration with the Umbria Jazz Festival which continues to this day as the official photographer following their events and concerts of the various editions, from the summer one in Perugia to the winter one in Orvieto passing through the autumn one in Terni.

He is a stage and backstage photographer for Jazzlife, the Umbria jazz-branded documentary series, a project born from the collaboration between the Festival and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, to narrate the Italian artistic and cultural heritage, through the eyes and notes of musicians who best represent the Italian jazz music scene. At the same time, he carries out photographic services for ceremonies, events, and companies.