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John Raymond: Foreign Territory
"What Do You Hear" e "Chant," altro non sono che una avventurosa esplorazione di "I Hear a Rhapsody" e "How Deep Is the Ocean." Su tali standard è stato operato un processo di risignificazione musicale che investe la sostituzione degli accordi del chorus, o motivo di base. Tale attitudine al rischio si spinge oltre nelle due improvvisazione estemporanee di "Rest/Peace" e "Hart of the Matter" all'insegna della libera aleatorietà delle forme.
Tutte le tracce si distinguono per l'intrinseca ricercatezza timbrico-melodica, unitamente al lirismo infuso dalla tromba del leader. Intorno a lui gli altri splendidi musicisti coinvolti nel progetto si relazionano empaticamente con grande versatilità. La poetica rivisitazione di "Mark Time," splendido tema di Kenny Werner, è un piccolo gioiello di pathos, buon gusto e straordinaria musicalità.
Track Listing
Foreign Territory; What Do You Hear?; Deeper; Rest / Peace; New Blues; Hart of the Matter; Mark Time; Adventurous-Lee.
Personnel
John Raymond
trumpetJohn Raymond: tromba, flicorno; Dan Tepfer: pianoforte; Joe Martin: contrabbasso; Billy Hart: batteria.
Album information
Title: Foreign Territory | Year Released: 2015 | Record Label: Fresh Sound New Talent
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