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Jeff Cosgrove, Frank Kimbrough, Martin Wind: Conversations with Owls
La molteplicità di situazioni che ne deriva permette al pianista di dimostrare per l'ennesima volta la duttilità della sua voce, in cui confluiscono il jazz e gli echi della musica colta contemporanea. Una particolare sensibilità melodica scandisce sin dalle prime note questo superbo progetto dove tutto sembra funzionare a meraviglia, con un dinamico intreccio a tre voci cromaticamente raffinatissimo.
Il trio ha provato con successo a intraprendere strade jazzistiche poco battute, alimentandole con superbe composizioni originali prive di un comune baricentro. Si impone soprattutto la dimensione apollinea ed evocativa in un progetto che cambia frequentemente punti di vista musicali, sorprendendo di continuo le aspettative dell'ascoltatore.
Track Listing
The Owls; Stacks of Stars; I Loves You Porgy; Excitable Voices; Forest Hunters; My Favorite Things; The Shimmer.
Personnel
Jeff Cosgrove
drumsJeff Cosgrove: batteria; Frank Kimbrough: pianoforte; Martin Wind: contrabbasso.
Album information
Title: Conversations with Owls | Year Released: 2015 | Record Label: Autoprodotto
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