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Gregg Bendian's Trio Pianissimo: Change
A dispetto di quanto la denominazione del trio lasci supporre, prevale nel disco un andamento vibrante e magnetico del flusso sonoro. Che pur costituito in larga misura da gustose soluzioni informali, lascia anche spazio alle progressioni armoniche delicate e rarefatte (“Glancing”), fino a citare il camerismo europeo. Ci sono poi le annunciate virate in pianissimo, ma è il brano finale ("Torrents") a connotare la cifra stilistica di questa formazione, grazie ad un travolgente caleidoscopio di marca espressionista. Dove riluce a tutto tondo il drumming irregolare e frammentato del leader.
Track Listing
01. Statement - 1:23; 02. Ice Blue - 12:03; 03. Prelude - 1:27; 04. She Knows - 8:19; 05. Glancing - 1:07; 06. Knot Grass - 8:21; 07. Sleep And Dream - 9:01; 08. To Ben Railey - 1:05; 09. Gallop’s - 5:39; 10. Torrents -17:50. Ad eccezione dei brani n. 3 (S. Hunt) e 9. (T. Monk), tutte le composizioni del disco sono di Gregg Bendian.
Personnel
Steve Hunt
keyboardsSteve Hunt (pianoforte), John Lockwood (contrabbasso), Gregg Bendian (batteria, percussioni).
Album information
Title: Change | Year Released: 2006 | Record Label: Aggregate Music
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