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Ada Rovatti: Airbop
Se poi, per il terzo lavoro da leader, la sassofonista e compositrice Ada Rovatti si contorna di musicisti come lo scintillante pianista Dave Kikoski, l’implacabile batterista Ben Perowski, per non parlare di ospiti come il marito Randy Brecker ed il sassofonista Bob Mintzer, i giochi sono fatti.
Quella contenuta in Airbop è musica suonata con il piede sull’acceleratore nella miglior tradizione dell’idioma bop aggiornato e personalizzato. Anche se trovano spazio delicate e commoventi ballad, “The Man on The Moon“ dedicata al compianto Bob Berg dichiarato riferimento artistico della Rovatti e “What We Miss“, garbati profumi di calipso, “Shelter Island“, e sinuosi ritmi caraibici , “2-Bros”, con un grande Mintzer al clarinetto basso.
Ada Rovatti non ha la pretesa di rivoluzionare il linguaggio jazzistico, ma possiede talento, grinta personalità da vendere, una felice vena compositiva, sicure doti di leader, ed Airbop si rivela un significativo spaccato del suo mondo musicale.
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Track Listing
Airbop; Choose Your Life; Shelter Island; What We Miss; My Shining Hour; 2-Bros; One Dollar and 20 Cents; The Others; The Man on the Moon.
Personnel
Ada Rovatti
saxophone, tenorAda Rovatti--tenor and soprano saxophones; Dave Kikowski--piano; Ed Howard-- accoustic bass; Ben Perowski--drums. Guests: Jill McCarron--piano (track 7); Randy Brecker--trumpet and flugelhorn (tracks 2,3,4.6); Bob Mintzer--bass clarinet (Track 6); Don Alias--percussion (tracks 3,6); Adam Rogers--guitar--tracks 1,3).
Album information
Title: Airbop | Year Released: 2005 | Record Label: Apria Records
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