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Harold Lopez Nussa: New Day
Sia "A deguello" che "Cimarron" mettono in luce la maestria tecnica di musicista completo, capace di coniugare il rigore formale della tradizione classica con il pianismo percussivo della tradizione afroamericana. Emerge qui un intricato laboratorio musicale, dove l'eloquenza melodica ben si sposa con l'intricato fraseggio della mano destra per produrre una asimmettrica costruzione dell'assolo e vivaci strappi ritmici.
Al pianoforte elettrico Lopez-Nussa appare meno incisivo, proponendo un jazz piacevole ed elegante, ma non coinvolgente. Toccherà al trentenne musicista qui giunto al suo sesto CD decidere quale strada intraprendere con più convinzione. Intanto emerge nella sua cifra musicale un'ottica trasversale, per dar vita ad un percorso di non grande spessore ma gradevole.
Track Listing
A Degüello; Cimarrón; Paseo; Fantasmas En Caravana; Otro Viaje; New Day; Corriendo Por Los Portales; Eso Fue Hace 20; Buenos Modales; Enero.
Personnel
Harold Lopez-Nussa
pianoHarold López-Nussa: piano, keyboards; Gaston Joya: double bass; Ruy Adrian López-Nussa: drums, percussion; Mayquel Gonzalez: trumpet (8-9).
Album information
Title: New Day | Year Released: 2013 | Record Label: Harmonia Mundi
About Harold Lopez-Nussa
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