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Daniel Bernardes & Drumming GP: Liturgy of the Birds – in memoriam Olivier Messiaen
L'opera è esplicitamente dedicata alla memoria di Olivier Messiaen e alle sue tecniche compositive, e in effetti una componente schiettamente contemporanea si affianca alla pelle più squisitamente jazzistica che permea di sé in particolare il lavoro del trio. Ci sono lievi rumorismi atmosferici e impennate subitanee, cadenze ritmicamente pregnanti e aperture di docile cantabilità, per un disco che sa unire fruibilità e sapienza compositiva, sano piacere di ascolto e sofisticate trame architettoniche. Non tutto è memorabile, ma l'idea è forte e la sua realizzazione felicemente compiuta.
Track Listing
19; Bolero; Globular Clusters; Sobre Kieslowski I; Ostinato, Interludio e Canção V.
Personnel
Additional Instrumentation
Daniel Bernardes: piano; Antonio Augusto Aguiar: bass; Mario Costa: drums; Jeff Davis, Pedro Gois: vibraphone, percussion; Miquel Bernat: marimba, percussion; João Dias: glockenspiel, percussion.
Album information
Title: Liturgy of the Birds – in memoriam Olivier Messiaen | Year Released: 2019 | Record Label: Clean Feed Records
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