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Felix Lecaros

Gabriel Guerrero & Quantum: Equilibrio

by Jack Bowers
February 2, 2024

Colombian-born, New York City-based pianist/composer Gabriel Guerrero plays and writes quite well, and is effectively supported by an able-bodied trio on Equilibrio--even though drummer Felix Lecaros sometimes overplays his hand. Guerrero's themes--he wrote every one of the album's eleven numbers--are by and large slow-to medium-tempo pleasant, which suits the ensemble well but runs ...

Equilibrio

By Gabriel Guerrero

Label: Origin Records
Released: 2023
Track listing: Present Moment; OzPal; Expectation; Permanent Diversion, Pt. I; Nunu (For Nebula); Belong; Retrogression; No Return; Permanent Diversion, Pt. II; Encrucijada; Belong (Alternate Take).

Present Moment

October 21, 2023

Album: Equilibrio
By Gabriel Guerrero
Label: Origin Records
Released: 2023
Duration: 09:47

Voilà La Tendresse

By Carlo Morena

Label: Not Two Records
Released: 2021
Track listing: Voilà la Tendresse; Often; Möglichkeiten; Japan 1; Dog with no name; I love music; Chorale.

Step In: Voilà La Tendresse

by Karl Ackermann
June 28, 2021

Step In is the international trio of Italian pianist Carlo Morena, Chilean drummer Felix Lecaros, and the renowned New York bassist Joe Fonda. Morena and Fonda started playing together in 1990, later adding drummer Jeff Hirshfield and adapting the current trio name. George Schuller later replaced Hirshfield before Lecaros took over the throne. Voilà La Tendresse ...

Eden Bareket Trio: Night

by Mike Jurkovic
December 13, 2018

There are plenty of rapid, skittering, minimalist moments on Night, young baritone saxophonist Eden Bareket's shadowy sophomore effort. In a smoky, late-night jam, with the moon hovering over the Brooklyn Bridge, Bareket runs the range of his instrument on eight lean and feisty originals and Matti Caspi's “Lost Melody." Bareket's solos are dark, sonorous, ...

Eden Bareket Trio: Choice

by Dave Wayne
October 7, 2016

Baritone saxophone specialists, like their soprano-playing counterparts, seem a breed apart from their “normal" alto-and tenor- playing brethren. In a world where it's increasingly difficult to stand out from a gaggle of technically awesome young saxophonists, one can almost predict that more players will be specializing in these “second string" instruments. If Choice by Argentinian bari-specialist ...