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Theo Jorgensmann: Bucksch
ByThis musical portraiture duly mirrors the suggestion of a dynamic interweaving of thoughts, featuring a complementary perspective, delivered by his cohorts, acoustic guitarist Hagen Studemann and bassist Christian Sydney Ramond. Indeed, it's a free- form endeavor, but Ramond's swerving arco lines transmit a sweeping and winding foundation for the soloists. He basically tenders the interweaving cog for Jorgensmann and Sydney's expanding and contracting articulations. And the guitarist's closed handed harmonics projects a colorific additive as Jorgensmann wavers the pitch and melds melodic intervals into the grand schema. Here, the trio gels within an oscillating and asymmetrical climate that pronounces a vibrantly inferred meeting of the minds. As the group format signals a contrasting vista to the leader's swinging, bopping and at times, unconventional solo jaunts, dispersed throughout the track mix.
Personnel
Theo Jorgensmann
clarinetTheo Jörgensmann: G-low clarinet; Hagen Stüdemann: acoustic guitar; Christian Sydney Ramond: acoustic bass.
Album information
Title: Bucksch | Year Released: 2014 | Record Label: Konnex Records
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About Theo Jorgensmann
Instrument: Clarinet
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