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Carlos "Zingaro" - Joelle Leandre - Sebi Tramontana: The Chicken Check In Complex
The artists’ fluttering notions and weaving patterns are framed within spontaneous call and response type exchanges. Zingaro investigates just about every angle whereas the same could be said for Ms. Leandre, as the trio crisscrosses and coalesces. However, the musicians’ synergistic approach remains unfettered. At times, the trio’s momentum is founded upon garrulous mini-motifs and the regeneration of themes. Tramontana often serves as the common bond. While his associates interrogate the perimeters of sound and reason with impressionistic excursions and cat n’ mouse style improvisation. No doubt, this jubilant exposition should gain the undivided attention of quite a few modern/free-jazz enthusiasts. Recommended...
Track Listing
1.Cue in Chemistry 2.A voir de tout pres 3.Broken Strings and Falling Hair 4.Game Strategy 5.Poorly Done in Pink 6.Adesso voglio fare
Personnel
Carlos Zingaro
violinCarlos
Album information
Title: The Chicken Check In Complex | Year Released: 2002 | Record Label: Leo Records
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