Home » Search Center » Results: Emilio Solla

Results for "Emilio Solla"

Article: Album Review

Emilio Solla y Afines: Conversas (al Lado Del Agua)

Read "Conversas (al Lado Del Agua)" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff

by AAJ Italy Staff
November 13, 2008

Guardando la formazione, che prevede un bandoneon, ed il titolo della prima traccia, avevo temuto l'ennesimo album di tanghi e milonghe. Generi apprezzabilissimi ma insomma... ormai si sta esagerando. In realtà la musica di questo gruppo spagnolo in gita newyorkese è un album prettamente jazzistico, a tratti fin troppo prevedibilmente jazzistico (la quinta traccia), ma comunque ...

414

Article: Live Review

Emilio Solla's Tango Jazz Project at Smalls, NYC

by James Nichols
May 25, 2007

Emilio Solla's Tango-Jazz Project Smalls New York City April 28, 2007 On the weekend of April 28, Emilio Solla brought a heady blend of jazz and distinctly Argentinian music to the intimate setting of Smalls in the West Village. At Smalls most of the seats are the standard issue kitchen ...

Album

Sentido

By Emilio Solla

Label: Fresh Sound New Talent
Released: 2004
Track listing: Llegara, Llegara, Llegara; Las ultimas Pipas; Bajo Malambo; Milonga de Mis Amores; Vamos; Chac-a-Frik

122

Article: Album Review

Emilio Solla Y Afines: Sentido

Read "Sentido" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan

by Dan McClenaghan
August 6, 2004

Emilio Solla's music marries Argentinian tango and folklore sensibilities with American jazz and the sounds of Spain and, in the case of “Llegara, Llegara, Llegara," the stunningly beautiful fifteen minute opener on Sentido , the rhythms of Uruguay.No music comes to us in a vacuum, of course, and of note here are the CDs ...

176

Article: Album Review

Emilio Solla y Afines: Sentido

Read "Sentido" reviewed by Joshua Weiner

by Joshua Weiner
July 12, 2004

Every once in a while appears music of such accomplishment and beauty that it completely transcends boundaries of style or culture to become (if it is not an oxymoron) an instant classic. Sentido, the gorgeous new record by Argentinean pianist Emilio Solla and his group Afines, contains such music. Forget, for the moment, that is part ...

Album

Suite Piazzollana

By Emilio Solla

Label: Blue Moon
Released: 2002
Track listing: I. Rotas (1. Milonga, 2. After-milonga, 3. Otro Buena Aires, 4. Volver que? II. Ratos 5. Ratos III. 6. Tarso, 7. Tierra adentro, 8. Tierra afuera 9. Metatarso 10. Finale; Mi Buenos Aires Blues, Adios, Noneto, Milonga (extended mix)

279

Article: Album Review

Emilio Solla y la Orquestrable: Suite Piazzollana

Read "Suite Piazzollana" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan

by Dan McClenaghan
September 18, 2002

If you haven't developed a taste for the tango, a love for the gentle sighing breeze of the squeezebox, then Emilio Solla's Suite Piazzollana might seem to be inhabiting a space out in music's left field. The musical pallet, for the American ear, is a bit unusual: two saxophones, trumpet, cello, violin, bandoneon, bass, drums, and ...