18 APRIL 2026

An Evening Dinner with Sal Cacciatore & Calogero Clemente

An exclusive event at Cala Manbrù restaurant: a fish-based dinner accompanied by Jazz music from the giants of Jazz, Sal Cacciatore and Calogero Clemente.

Artists / Performers

ARTIST

Sal Cacciatore

Salvatore Cacciatore was born on September 4, 1977 in S. Stefano Quisquina (AG). From childhood he developed a great passion for music, playing various instruments (guitar, keyboards, accordion and drums) with a preference for trumpet and piano. In 1994 he began studying piano at the Conservatory of Palermo, completing his 5th year in 1996. In 1999 he started studying trumpet and earned his diploma at the Conservatory of Palermo in 2001. In 2004 he performed on American stages in Milwaukee with his Dixieland band. In September 2007 he was awarded by I.S.L.A.S at Spasimo di Palermo for Music, receiving the national "Liolà" prize and the "Satiro Bronzeo" prize in January 2007 at Teatro Politeama di Palermo. In 2011 he was awarded "best soloist" by Jimmy La Rocca and Renzo Arbore at the international Traditional Festival dedicated to Nick La Rocca. In November 2024 he performed in South Korea at the Jinju International Jazz Festival.

ARTIST

Calogero Clemente

A Sicilian pianist, he began his musical journey at the age of six, starting with the study of electronic organ and synthesizer under Maestro Salvatore Ardizzone. He then refined his skills with Maestro Riccardo Dalli Cardillo, delving deeper into harmony, and subsequently with jazz pianist Salvatore Bonafede, who influenced his improvisational language, particularly through the study of bebop. His performances range from classical to jazz, showcasing a unique interpretive sensitivity. He spent several years playing on American cruise lines, accompanying and collaborating with American artists such as Van Presley JR (THE PLATTERS), John Ciotta, New Yorker Victoria Horne, South African VIK KOTZEN, and ROBERTO SINAGOGA from the musical Notre Dame de Paris. Today, he performs for an international audience, particularly in Scandinavian countries and luxury venues in Monte Carlo, bringing his piano playing to an ever-wider audience with the goal of expressing universal emotions through every note.