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Lisbeth Quartet: Grow
Una formazione che pur nello sforzo creativo di allestire un repertorio proprio di composizioni, riprende la classicità del mainstream come centro motore del progetto. Non si discutono l'abilità esecutiva ed il bel timbro strumentale del leader, che esibisce un suono caldo ed avvolgente. Buon senso ritmico ed altrettanto dicasi per l'abilità strumentale del quartetto. Mancano invece i sussulti in un disco di apprezzabile fattura, pervaso dal desiderio di un placido confronto con la tradizione.
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Track Listing
01. Where Is the Circle? (C. Greve); 02. Beatrice (S. Rivers); 03. Ise's Mind (C. Greve); 04. Slow Town (C. Greve); 05. Grow (C. Greve); 06. False (M. Schmiedal); 07. All Or Nothing At All (Altman/Lawrence); 08. Johnsburg, Illinois (T. Waits).
Personnel
Charlotte Greve
saxophone, altoCharlotte Greve (sax alto); Manuel Schmiedel (pianoforte); Marc Muellbauer (contrabbasso); Martin Krummling (batteria).
Album information
Title: Grow | Year Released: 2010 | Record Label: Challenge Records
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