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Hat: Hi Ha
Le composizioni sono sempre piacevoli, morbidamente appoggiate su modelli consolidati quelle lente, più estroverse ed interessanti quelle sui tempi veloci. Peccato la caduta di stile nell'ultima traccia, nella quale troviamo Sirvent anche nelle vesti di cantante. Voce modesta, interpretazione lacunosa... Insomma, bocciato.
Ultimamente però (Aldo Romano, Seamus Blake o il nostro Stefano Bollani sono i casi più eclatanti) pare che molti jazzisti, sebbene poco dotati vocalmente, amino esibrsi in qualità di cantanti. Speriamo sia una moda passeggera, di breve durata.
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Track Listing
1. Hi ha - 6:23; 2. Vent - 5:46; 3. Major unminor - 10:10; 4. Canvis - 8:14; 5. La casa con demasiados espejos - 7:32; 6. Dofins, sirenes i cavallets de mar - 6:55; 7. Missin’ somethin’ - 6:56; 8. Everyday is a new beginning - 8:47; Tutte le composizioni sono di Sergi Sirvent, ad eccezione delle tracce 2. (Marc Cuevas), 4. (Jordi Matas), 7. (Marc Cuevas)
Personnel
Sergi Sirvent
pianoSergi Sirvent (fender rhodes, piano, voce), Jordi Matas (chitarra), Marc Cuevas (contrabbasso), Oscar Domènech (batteria)
Album information
Title: Hi Ha | Year Released: 2007 | Record Label: Fresh Sound New Talent
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