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Ralph Alessi - Fred Hersch: Only Many
Le quattordici tracce sono illuminate da una fantasia esecutiva volta a regalare bozzetti di rara poesia. Esse possiedono una poderosa tensione interna predisposta a risolversi in assoli di non comune intensità. Alla riuscita del CD concorre quella rara alchimia che solo di rado si intravede oggi nelle sedute d'incisione e che sa abbinare sapienza strumentale, cuore ed anima imprimendo un piglio obliquo al climax interpretativo.
Ed in più il piacere di regalare pathos e imprevedibilità esecutiva con una fantasiosa creazione estemporanea. All'ascoltatore non resta che assaporare tutto il fascino di un progetto estremamente ammaliante, che allarga il novero delle gemme regalateci dalla CamJazz.
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Track Listing
1. Ride; 2. Hands; 3. San Francisco Holiday; 4. Peering; 5. Humdrum; 6. The Cadence They Create; 7. Calder; 8. Only Many; 9. Campbell; 10. St Dog; 11. Floating Head Syndrome; 12. Blue Midnight; 13. Someone Digging in the Ground; 14. Snap.
Personnel
Ralph Alessi
trumpetRalph Alessi (tromba); Fred Hersch (pianoforte).
Album information
Title: Only Many | Year Released: 2013 | Record Label: CAM Jazz
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