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Grande uso del contrappunto, soprattutto all’inizio.
02. Five for Fighting.
Mia moglie ascolta continuamente le bellissime canzoni di questa band.
03. Bill Evans - The Complete Live at the Village Vanguard (Victor - 1961).
Il contrabbasso è mixato troppo in evidenza, ma questo permette di sentire come fosse creativo Sott La Faro.
04. Olivier Messiaen - Catalogues d'Oiseaux (Naxos - 2006).
Meravigliosi suoni e trame musicali.
05. Alban Berg - Violin concerto (Deutsche Grammophon - 1993).
Questa musica è contemporaneamente tonale e quasi seriale. Una grande composizione.
06. Joe Henderson - So Near, So Far (Verve - 1993).
Joe suona così sciolto! L’ho sentito negli anni ’80 in un club per tre notti e non si è mai ripetuto!
07. Miles Davis - Porgy and Bess (Columbia - 1958).
Musica amabile, trombettista amabile. E’ detto tutto.
08. The Meters - Rejuvenation (Sundazed - 1974).
C’è un meraviglioso sfasamento nel senso del tempo e del groove.
09. J.S. Bach - Well Tempered Clavier, Book 1 by Sviatoslav Richter (BMG - 1992).
10. Herbie Hancock - Dedication (Sony - 1997).
Disco che non conoscevo. Una pietra miliare del piano solo.
Foto di Konstantin Kern
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