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Jonathan Voltzok: More to Come
Voltzok dimostra di avere assorbito il messaggio del bop in modo naturale, quasi non ci fosse altra via espressiva sullo strumento, pulito nelle folate di crome che spuntano fluidamente, ma suo agio pure sui tempi lenti - vedi l`intenso "Round Midnight".
Insomma un giovane di cui sentiremo parlare (ed il titolo More to Come appare programmatico da questo punto di vista), che sa guidare il trio che lo accompagna nella maggior parte dei brani dando spazio alla ritmica che ruota intorno al pianista Aaron Goldberg e che si dimostra altrettanto abile a livello compositivo.
Track Listing
01. More to Come (J. Voltzok) - 6:08; 02. Con alma (D. Gillespie) - 8:51; 03. Round Midnight (T. Monk) - 9:23; 04. A Moment of Sunshine (J. Voltzok) - 6:19; 05. Shadows (J. Voltzok) - 2:55; 06. The Fire Dance (J. Voltzok) - 9:33; 07. Opus de Funk (H. Silver) - 8:37; 08. Duv (J. Voltzok) - 5:25; 09. Shawnuff` (C. Parker/D. Gillespie) - 6:56.
Personnel
Aaron Goldberg
pianoJonathan Voltzok (trombone); Aaron Goldberg (pianoforte); Barak Mori (contrabbasso); Ali Jackson (batteria); Slide Hampton (trombone 2,9); Antonio Hart (sax alto 4,6).
Album information
Title: More to Come | Year Released: 2009 | Record Label: Self Produced
About Aaron Goldberg
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