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Lucio Capece & Werner Dafeldecker: Iteration
ByThe musicians are both high profile Berlin residents who are vital parts of the city's improvised music sceneArgentine-born Lucio Capece whose primary instruments are slide saxophone or bass clarinet but who has a history of experimenting with other sound sources, acoustic or electronic; and the Vienna-born double bassist Werner Dafeldecker who has been a member of the group Polwechsel since 1993. Although the music was improvised, Dafeldecker comments that it "was maybe 'pre-planned' to some extent, but only in the sense that we share similar interests and a similar history when it comes to content and methodology in improvised music."
The music itself, which runs for just over forty-five minutes, supports Dafeldecker's words. Both halves feature long sustained notes from the bass overlaid with higher frequencies from Capece's use of mini speakers plus long notes from his reeds. The music evolves slowly and logically, with no sudden shifts or surprises. The contributions of the two players sound natural together and complement one another well. Unusually for a concert recording, there is no trace of audience noise, applause or otherwise. Based on the recorded music, the most logical explanation is that all present were totally engaged and rapta state which listeners to this recording can expect to emulate. Altogether, convincing evidence in support of improvised music.
Track Listing
Part I; Part II.
Personnel
Lucio Capece
clarinet, bassWerner Dafeldecker
bass, acousticAdditional Instrumentation
Werner Dafeldecker: double bass; Lucio Capece: bass clarinet, slide saxophone, mini speakers with feedback and room application.
Album information
Title: Iteration | Year Released: 2020 | Record Label: Another Timbre
Comments
About Lucio Capece
Instrument: Clarinet, bass
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