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Michael Bisio - Tomas Ulrich: Pulling Strings
by AAJ Italy Staff
Due veterani della etichetta discografica CIMP e del suo modo di interpretare la registrazione (senza missaggio a posteriori) si incontrano, questa volta senza accompagnamento di sorta, in una situazione abbastanza inusuale (ed anche difficile per l'ascoltatore). Il duo contrabbasso/violoncello è certamente per spiriti forti, ma i due intrepidi musicisti riescono a portare a compimento un'impresa musicale ...
Pulling Strings
Label: CIMP Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Blues for Melodious T.;
Starstruck;
As the Spirit Moves;
Two Joe Sopranos;
Large Muscles;
Epilogue for Frank Z - take 1;
Epilogue for Frank Z - take 2;
All Soul-O;
Call Waiting;
Up to Tomas;
Its Own Universe;
Longer then Fours;
Vamp On Out.
Michael Bisio & Tomas Ulrich: Pulling Strings
by Kurt Gottschalk
Of all the string lineups, the bass and cello don't often get to hang together. The generally underutilized cello is often called in place of the bigger bass, or sometimes (as in Ron Carter's case) is used as a second instrument. The bass is generally not invited to string quartet parties, and it's generally paired with ...
Michael Bisio: Undulations
by Glenn Astarita
Seattle-based composer/bassist Michael Bisio has crafted a sure-fired winner with this release titled, Undulations. The bassist’s well-orchestrated miniatures surge forward with the grace and zeal of a big band, especially on the steamy opener titled, “Doesn’t Really”. Here, West Coast trumpeter Rob Blakeslee goes head to head with viola performer Jim Nolet in concert with an ...
Michael Bisio / Eyvind Kang: MBEK
by Derek Taylor
An entire program of tandem string discourse may seem at first perusal like at unsavory offering. Few are the numbers of improvising string aggregations that can make such a combination work. Fortunately, as becomes immediately apparent once the music here begins Michael Bisio and Eyvind Kang are string stylists of the strong distinction and their collective ...
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