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Born:
June 3, 1965
Mirko Fait, Italian of Turkish origins, was born in Milan on 3rd
June 1965 in a family of artists. Mirko started playing the guitar at a
young age, from the early 1970s, but it was only later that he realised
that his cultural ground was jazz music. This is why in the 1990s he
chose the contralto saxophone. He started his studies in Bergamo with
Alberto Nacci, moving back to Milan he continued studying the tenor
saxophone with the maestro Michele Bozza, with Giulio Visibelli and
Emanuele Cisi at the centre “Civica di jazz” run by Franco Cerri and
Enrico Intra, until his last lessons with the American Michael Rosen.
He
played straight away in different bands and he performed from the very
first years also in jam sessions and with various jazz groups in a few
Milanese clubs (Capolinea, Scimmie, Tangram, Aquatica, Mirasol, le
Trottoir, Ittolittos, Ca’Bianca, Santa Tecla).
In January 2002,
with the Cuban trumpet player and pianist Gendrickson Mena Diaz, he was
asked to play for a renowned stylist group at the Pitti Uomo club and
in 2003 he founded the jazz band Five for you. In 2004, with the
international concert performers Danilo Manto and Max Patrick, he took
part in the contemporary music project Mantic Ensemble. In 2007, he
founded the Fait Club Quintet, a name that still accompanies him today.
In
2008, the CD by trumpet player Mena came out. Presented at the Blue
Note club and called All I missed, it takes its title from a ballad
written by the Milanese saxophonist and the trumpeter himself.
2008
was also the year that saw the artist commit himself to an intensive
disco graphic activity. Thanks to John Toso and the Italian Way Music
production house, he produced several works in a style mixing jazz,
ambient and contemporary music.
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June 3, 1965
Mirko Fait, Italian of Turkish origins, was born in Milan on 3rd
June 1965 in a family of artists. Mirko started playing the guitar at a
young age, from the early 1970s, but it was only later that he realised
that his cultural ground was jazz music. This is why in the 1990s he
chose the contralto saxophone. He started his studies in Bergamo with
Alberto Nacci, moving back to Mila ...
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