Farinacci

Pianist Antonio Ciacca celebrates Columbus Day and the contributions of Italian-Americans to jazz with a special quintet co-starring Italian-Americans Dominick Farinacci (trumpet) and George Garzone (tenor), and non-Italians Steve Kirby (bass) and Lewis Nash (drums).

The Jazz Scene: Columbus Day, Ladies' Night Will Friedwald 2011

Mr. Ciacca's taste and technique are no less impeccable than his suits, and Mr. Farinacci continually re-earns his rep as a stellar young trumpet hotshot.

The Jazz Scene: Columbus Day, Ladies' Night Will Friedwald 2011

Otherwise, you'll find such stars as Javon Jackson, Steve Turre, Jimmy Owens, Alan Ferber, Bob Stewart, while trumpeter Dominick Farinacci holds up the younger end.

Comebacks and Co-Conspirators Will Friedwald 2010

“She always tells me how dirty she thinks it is,” Farinacci says.

Buzzine » Dominick Farinacci 2009

Farinacci also outlined the five grades of torture and common torture practices.

Archive 2007-05-01 2007

Farinacci also outlined the five grades of torture and common torture practices.

Historian connects modern-day torture to ancient times in Dartmouth lecture 2007

Farinacci wrote that substantial evidence must precede a sentence to torture and that judges must give the accused a certain amount of time to produce evidence of their innocence before torture occurs.

Archive 2007-05-01 2007

Farinacci defined the lowest grade as simply bringing the defendant to the place where torture would occur.

Historian connects modern-day torture to ancient times in Dartmouth lecture 2007

Farinacci wrote that substantial evidence must precede a sentence to torture and that judges must give the accused a certain amount of time to produce evidence of their innocence before torture occurs.

Historian connects modern-day torture to ancient times in Dartmouth lecture 2007

Farinacci defined the lowest grade as simply bringing the defendant to the place where torture would occur.

Archive 2007-05-01 2007