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Sigi Finkel: Scenes & Places
Realizzato in completa solitudine, questo album vede il sassofonista tedesco Sigi Finkel impegnato anche con strumenti etnici e percussioni in quindici brani che, come suggerisce il titolo dell'album, ci portano attraverso vari luoghi e paesaggi sonori. Ci si muove tra occidente ed oriente, tra nord e sud del mondo. L'Eurpoa ed il jazz, ovviamente, ma anche il Medio Oriente, l'Africa, quello spazio musicale di confine che è il Flamenco.

Seppur non particolarmente originale, la musica proposta da Finkel è abbastanza interessante, ed i brani risultano ben strutturati. Come però accade sempre in questo genere di lavori, l'album soffre di un eccesso di loop e di premeditazione, che alla lunga stanca l'ascoltatore. Benchè il CD duri “solo” sessantatre minuti, l'ascolto consecutivo di tutte le quindici tracce ci pare impresa ardua.

Track Listing

1. Part i; 2. Part ii; 3. Part iii; 4. Part iv; 5. Part v; 6. Part vi; 7. Part vii; 8. Part viii; 9. Part ix; 10. Part x; 11. Part xi; 12. Part xii; 13. Part xiii; 14. Part xiv; 15. Part xv

Personnel

Sigi Finkel (sax soprano, tenore e baritono, flauto, flauti africani e asiatici, kalimba, percussioni)

Album information

Title: Scenes & Places | Year Released: 2008 | Record Label: ATS Records

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