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Thomas Heberer's Clarino: Klippe One
In tutto l'album sono certo da apprezzare la puntigliosa coerenza progettuale, le variazioni timbriche che increspano i vari brani e l'intimo colloquio fra i tre strumentisti nei brani in trio. Tuttavia settantotto minuti sono veramente troppi per una musica che privilegia la staticità ritmica, un limitato rilievo melodico e armonico, una lenta e decantata evoluzione del discorso sonoro; una musica che proprio per queste caratteristiche dovrebbe perseguire una sintesi essenziale, un prosciugamento di stampo weberniano, anziché una dilatazione che diviene un'insistita e dimostrativa esposizione del medesimo concetto.
Track Listing
Side 1: Törn; Mole; Insel; Stapellauf. Side 2: Luv und Lee; Kleiner Bruder; Rah; Blanker Hans; Einlaufbier. Side 3: Bone; Network; Ether; Runoff; Festival. Side 4: Axis; Sweven; Weight; Canine; Utensil.
Personnel
Thomas Heberer
trumpetThomas Heberer: trumpet, quarter-tone trumpet; Joachim Badenhorst: clarinet, bass-clarinet; Pascal Niggenkemper: bass.
Album information
Title: Klippe One | Year Released: 2011 | Record Label: NoBusiness Records
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