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Alberto Pinton: Common Intent
ByThe musicians beckon the listener to partake in a meticulously crafted journey consisting of vast terrains and poignant movements while they also engage in free jazz style expositions amid some bump and grind type soloing. On "Where We Live," Pinton picks up the alto flute for a work that is all about soul searching dreamscapes while the band accelerates the proceedings on the fiery, hard bop number titled "C-Melody." Throughout, it's quite evident that Pinton possesses monstrous chops as a baritone saxophonist - whether rendering cordial themes or engaging in sweeping swing grooves. A fine effort it is! Recommended!
Track Listing
1.Improvisation IV/IV 2.Basics 3.Hope And Will (To Alessandro) 4.The Limits Of Communication (a short reflection) 5.New Life (to my children) 6.Magnetism 7.Urgency (to Hammiet Bluiett) 8.Where We Live 9.Improvsation III/IV 10.Aspiring To (to Joe Viola, teacher, mentor; a great human being) 11.C-Melody 12.Quiet Space (a refuge, a resting place to gather new strength) 13.What Next 14.Further Reflections 15.Improvisation I/IV
Personnel
Alberto Pinton
saxophone, baritoneAlberto Pinton: baritone saxophone, clarinet, bass clarinet, alto flute; Kyle Gregory: trumpet, flugelhorn, piccolo trumpet; Salvatore Maiore: bass; Roberto Dani: drums.
Album information
Title: Common Intent | Year Released: 2002 | Record Label: Moserobie
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About Alberto Pinton
Instrument: Saxophone, baritone
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