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Trio Klok & Klok Project: 65 Hahne
La loro musica è impregnata di elementi folklorici dell'Europa Centrale, è innervata dalla chitarra elettrica di Reissner - più convincente quando libera un'anima quasi rock - è sostenuta dalla pulsazione jazz del contrabbasso di Britschgi. In metà dei dodici brani che compongono 65 Hahne compaiono alcuni ospiti, soprattutto cantanti, che indirizzano ulteriormente la musica verso atmosfere profondamente immerse in radici popolari. A fronte di momenti nei quali i tre musicisti si svincolano da una sorta di cliché etnico dando libero sfogo a qualità improvvisative interessanti, 65 Hahne risulta disco indicato per amanti del genere.
Track Listing
01. Immer Unterwegs (Reissner); 02. Uskudar A Gideriken (trad.); 03. 65 Hahne (Trio Klok); 04. Labyrinth (Britschgi); 05. Open Sea (Reissner); 06. Gesele (trad.); 07. Schacher Seppli (trad.); 08. Sirto (Britschgi); 09. Tanz der Huhner (Gospodinov); 10. Banzare (Gospodinov); 11. Without Words (Reissner); 12. Bulgar Trakijski (Britschgi).
Personnel
Ludomir Gospodinov (sax, clarinetto, voce); Jorg Reissner (chitarra); Roman Britschgi (contrabbasso) con Sveta Kundish (voce in #4,5,6); Alp Bora (voce in #2,4,10); Alexander Wladigeroff (tromba, flicorno in #4,7); Sasa Nikolic (batteria in #2,4,5,7,9).
Album information
Title: 65 Hahne | Year Released: 2013 | Record Label: Unit Records
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