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Alessandro Galati: G Plays G
In tale ottica va affrontato questo disco, che forse non piacerà molto agli appassionati di jazz poiché di questo c'è poco. La fusione tra le due componenti non avviene per via della predominanza della componente classica, in quanto ad approccio esecutivo, tocco, fraseggio e pensiero musicale. Ne risulta quindi un'opera che pur rischiando di andar controcorrente - e per questo ammirevole - fa tuttavia rimpiangere le interpretazioni jazzistiche in serie di Gershwin.
Track Listing
01. Andre; 02. Someone to Warch Over me; 03. Summertime; 04. How Sweet Is the Ozone; 05. ‘S Wonderful; 06. Dredsza; 07. But not for Me; 08. I Love You, Porgy; 09. Chanson pour elle; 10. Wassily; 11. I Got Rhythm ; 12. The Man I Love; 13. I Still Got Rhythm; 14. How Long Has This Been Going On? Le composizioni sono di Gershwin, ad eccezione dei brani n. 1, 6, 9, 10, 13 di Galati.
Personnel
Alessandro Galati (pianoforte).
Album information
Title: G Plays G | Year Released: 2010 | Record Label: Jazz Fusion Producciones
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