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Sirius Quartet: Paths Become Lines
Si prosegue così, fra pizzicati e archettati, in "Racing Mind" (non solo qui, ovviamente), si direbbe non senza più o meno episodiche cadenze improvvisate, fino all'attacco, veemente, molto "contemporaneo," di "Spidey Falls!," con successivi giochi percussivi sulle casse degli strumenti.
Segue la suite che completa il lavoro (anche se non è ben chiaro se le ultime due tracce ne facciano parte oppure no: la grafica di copertina lo suggerirebbe, la precedente numerazione in numeri romani, poi abbandonata, e lo stesso svolgersi degli episodi, meno), a ribadire concetti già espressi nei brani d'apertura, fra momenti più quieti, compassati, e altri, fisiologicamente, più vivi, mossi, in una del resto ovvia alternanza di umori che il concetto stesso di suite si porta appresso.
Track Listing
Paths Become Lines; Ceili; Racing Mind; Spidey Falls!; String Quartet No 4 Op. 44 The Wallheim Quartet (I / II Shir La Shalom / III / IV Presto / Get In Line / Heal).
Personnel
Fung Chern Hwei, Gregor Huebner: violino; Ron Lawrence: viola; Jeremy Harman: violoncello.
Album information
Title: Paths Become Lines | Year Released: 2016 | Record Label: Autentico Music
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