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Barry Altschul: The 3Dom Factor: Live in Krakow

By Enrico Bettinello
July 10, 2018
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Barry Altschul: The 3Dom Factor: Live in Krakow

Tutta l'energia del concerto nell'ottimo Alchemia Club di Cracovia (siamo a dicembre del 2016). Garantisce il batterista Barry Altschul, nome imprescindibile del jazz contemporaneo (lo ricordiamo con Paul Bley o con Anthony Braxton), alla guida del trio 3Dom Factor, con Joe Fonda al contrabbasso e un fantasticamente irrequieto Jon Irabagon a tenore e sopranino.

Repertorio solido e consolidato, sia nei temi originali di Altschul, già presenti nel primo disco del trio, che nella turgida rilettura della monkiana "Ask Me Now"; solidità e flessibilità che vanno a braccetto, con Irabagon che dà sfogo a tutta la sua obliqua fantasia, il disco conferma quanto la vitalità di un artista e la sua esperienza (in questo il batterista ha pochi rivali) riescano a attivare percorsi espressivi sempre significativi anche all'interno di una pratica dai contorni ormai ben definiti.

Notevole il rapsodiare tra contrabbasso e sopranino in "Irina."

CD viscerale e ispirato.

Track Listing

Martin's Stew; Ask Me Now; For Papa Joe, Klook, and Philly Too; Irina; The 3Dom Factor.

Personnel

Barry Altschul

drums

Barry Altschul: drums; Jon Irabagon: tenor and sopranino saxophones; Joe Fonda: bass.

Album information

Title: The 3Dom Factor: Live in Krakow | Year Released: 2017 | Record Label: Not Two Records

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About Barry Altschul

Instrument: Drums

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