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Peloton

Peloton: The Early Years

by AAJ Italy Staff
April 11, 2012

Immaginate una delegazione di monaci tibetani che incontra lungo il proprio cammino una carovana di di mercanti in silenzioso movimento sui sentieri della via della seta, tra aromi di spezie e tessuti preziosi. Immaginate che lascino alle spalle profumi e paesaggi d'oriente perché la meta del loro peregrinare si trova nel vecchio continente. È un'austera e ...

Peloton: Helsinki, Finland, January 8, 2012

by Anthony Shaw
January 28, 2012

Peloton The Cable Factory Helsinki, Finland November 2011--January 2012 January 8, 2012 Many a gigging musician has spent lengthy formative hours in an opera house pit, a symphony orchestra stand or, in this case, under the modern equivalent of a big top. With contemporary circus entertainment more compact--even ...

Selected Recordings

By Peloton

Label: Parallell
Released: 2009
Track listing: Aranburu; Irizar; Isidro; Rippol; Leon; Galindo; Nozal; Munoz; Olano; Zanoli; Beloki.

Funeral, Circus and other music

By Peloton

Label: Lilith
Released: 2009
Track listing: Forum For Peace; Heroes; The Season of the year; Maapallon Hautajaiset; Häthätää; Vaeltava Aalto; Muscles; Un fou; Baader-Meinhof.

Peloton: Funeral, Circus and other music

by Anthony Shaw
June 4, 2009

This might be something of a confusing album to track down, going under the same name as a Norwegian jazz quintet, issued on a little-known Finnish label, and featuring a style that is hard to readily classify. However, the big top featured on the cover sets the tone for this broad collection of pieces, as does ...

Peloton: Selected Recordings

by Jakob Baekgaard
January 26, 2009

There's a common perception of Norwegian jazz that links it to the Nordic sound: a cool, melancholic aesthetic propagated by the likes of Jan Garbarek, Helge Lien and Tord Gustavsen. The Rune Grammofon label has, however, brought a new strain into Norwegian jazz that has made it possible to disturb the image of icy mountain music ...

Peloton: Selected Recordings

by AAJ Italy Staff
September 24, 2008

Il giovane quintetto scandinavo, ha un nome di grande impatto (“peloton” in finlandese significa “senza paura”), ed è costituito da due danesi (Karl Strømme, Hallvard M. Godal), due norvegesi (Petter Vågan, Steinar Nickelsen) e uno svedese di nascita e norvegese di adozione (Erik Nylander). Tutti e cinque molto bravi, ma a colpire è la naturalezza e ...