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Noah Preminger: Dry Bridge Road

By AAJ Italy Staff
January 21, 2009
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Dry Bridge Road rappresenta il primo CD da leader del ventiduenne Noah Preminger, sassofonista dalle indiscutibili doti strumentali e compositive. Un disco dalla vivace ricchezza ritmico-armonica, che prelude ad una ragguardevole carriera, se si considera l'autorevole piglio esecutivo nello spaziare tra free forms, atmosfere bop e cool.

Con qualche gustosa combinazione timbrica tra sax e chitarra, le dieci tracce rivelano una costruzione sonora mai adagiata su soluzioni monolitiche, in favore di un flusso quanto mai sfaccettato.

Rimangono comunque forti i rimandi stilistici ai maestri della tradizione sassofonistica del jazz, che rendono questo solista molto spigliato e dal facile eloquio, ma non ancora leader autentico data la giovane età.

Al suo fianco una ritmica di granitica propulsione e musicisti di altissimo livello quali Frank Kimbrough, Ben Monder, Ted Poor e John Hebert. Artisti in gran spolvero, per impreziosire il disco di tanta tecnica, intensità ed esperienza.

Track Listing

01. Luke; 02. A Dream, 3. Today Is Ok, 04. Blues for Steve Lacy ; 05. Sax of a Kind; 06. Where Seagulls Fly; 07. Was It a Rat I Saw; 08. Real Nice; 9. Rhythm for Robert.

Personnel

Noah Preminger

saxophone, tenor

Noah Preminger (sax tenore); Russ Johnson (tromba); Ben Monder (chitarra); Frank Kimbrough (pianoforte); John Hebert (contrabbasso); Ted Poor (batteria).

Album information

Title: Dry Bridge Road | Year Released: 2009

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