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Miraculous Loss of Signal
Reinhold Schmölzer
Label: Unit Records
Released: 2012
Duration: 00:67:11
Views: 1,400
Tracks
A Forwaholic’s Passion Part I; A Forwaholic’s Passion Part II; Narcotic Incotriac; Wheeling Around That SO.Fl; Lotus Flower; Miraculous Loss of Signal; Enacted Disorder; Hurdles.
Personnel
Reinhold Schmölzer
drumsFlorian Trübsbach
saxophone, altoCharlotte Greve
saxophone, altoUli Kempendorff
saxophoneMalte Schiller
saxophone, tenorTini Thomsen
saxophone, baritoneBernhard Nolf
trumpetBenny Brown
trumpetFlorian Menzel
trumpetMatthias Spillmann
trumpetJohannes Böhmer
trumpetSimon Harrer
trombonePhilip Yaeger
tromboneLukas Wyss
tromboneJan Schreiner
trombone, bassRaphael Meinhart
vibraphoneAndreas Waelti
bass, acousticManuel Schmiedel
pianoJohannes Berauer
composer / conductorAdditional Personnel / Information
Catalogue Number UTR 4366 Recording Engineer Jean Boris Szymczak (Studio P4 Berlin) Mixing Engineer Wolfgang Schiefemair (Teldex Studio Berlin) Mastering Engineer Wolfgang Schiefemair (Teldex Studio Berlin)
Album Description
...a tone wanders with ostinato footsteps through a seemingly endless landscape...almost imperceptibly, a companion joins it, begins to frolic with it; together they begin to draw sounds, melodies, rhythms out of the ether and under their spell... Thus could begin one of the many stories told by drummer and composer Reinhold Schmoelzer on his debut album. Many of his passages are through-composed; the improvised sections also follow a "road map". Even the pseudo-chaos produced by multilayered improvisations returns to more settled paths sooner or later. Each composition has an internal dramaturgy which, after taking the listener on an emotional voyage to the far reaches of the composer's imagination, returns to its starting point - with hopes of having made lasting impressions on the way. Thus, the 19-piece ensemble also assumes the role of storyteller, lending it its unusual name: orchestra + raconteur = orchest•ra•conteur.
Review(s)
- Miraculous Loss of Signal by Jerry D'Souza


