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Daniel Studer: Extended II For Strings & Piano
Premesso ciò, questo ambizioso lavoro del sessantatreenne bassista Daniel Studer, lui pure zurighese, vissuto fra i venti e i trentaquattro anni a Roma (collaborando fra gli altri con Giancarlo Schiaffini), si pone a un crocevia in cui libera improvvisazione e tracciati accidentati, talora persino attoniti, trasognati, di matrice squisitamente cameristico-contemporanea s'incontrano e s'intrecciano evitando particolari steccati, in un fluire (peraltro abbastanza relativo, almeno nell'accezione più usuale del termine) che non sembra porsi particolari mete, se non quella di scorrere, attorcigliata su se stessa o più rilasciata (le fasi silenti o quasi non mancano di certo), arrivando a un dunque che tale, di fatto, non è.
Una musica da ascoltare con concentrazione e una punta di complicità. Per il bene (e il giovamento) di tutti.
Track Listing
Part 1 / Stereo mix; Part 2 / Stereo mix; Part 3 / Stereo mix; Part 1 / Binaural mix (for headphones); Part 2 / Binaural mix (for headphones); Part 3 / Binaural mix (for headphones).
Personnel
Daniel Studer
bass, acousticHarald Kimmig
violinFrantz Loriot
violaAlfred Zimmerlin
celloPhilip Zoubek
pandeiroAlbum information
Title: Extended II For Strings & Piano | Year Released: 2023 | Record Label: Ezz-thetics
About Daniel Studer
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