Mosaico Barocco is Maestro Dino Siani’s refined exploration of what 1960s critics once called “baroque jazz”: a meeting point between the ornate counterpoint of the Baroque era and the fluid phrasing and rhythmic pulse of jazz. In these 14 pieces, Siani folds together echoes of Bach’s noble architecture, Vivaldi’s bright virtuosity, Corelli’s elegant expressiveness, and Händel’s triumphant theatricality. Harpsichord, oboe, flute, woodwinds, brass, and bassoon intertwine with a discreet yet decisive jazz rhythm section, creating a soundscape that feels simultaneously scholarly and playful.