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Rino Arbore Quartet: Suggestions from Space
La tromba del norvegese Roy Nikolaisen abbandona l'algida purezza che normalmente caratterizza l'approccio timbrico di molti suoi conterranei per offrire il suo carattere dolente e intimo ma in grado di esibire anche sprazzi di spigolosa incisività e di mediterranea cantabilità.
La chitarra del leader riduce al minimo la canonica funzione narrativa in favore della ricchezza timbrica, dell'espansione sonora che porta lo strumento elettrico ad assumere il ruolo di mutante alchimista con il contrabbasso di Giorgio Vendola e la batteria di Gianlivio Liberti ad assicurare una discreta e stimolante tessitura ritmica.
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Track Listing
01. Suggestions from Space; 02. Word Effect; 03. Slapstick; 04. Sognefjord; 05. Oopart; 06. Now Miles; 07. The Dance of Whales; 08. Another Way for Love. Tutte le composizioni sono di Rino Arbore.
Personnel
Rino Arbore (chitarra); Roy Nikolaisen (tromba, flicorno); Giorgio Vendola (contrabbasso); Gianlivio Liberti (batteria).
Album information
Title: Suggestions from Space | Year Released: 2012 | Record Label: Con Troppo Records
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