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Masashi Harada - Mat Maneri: The Soul with Longing for Dim Hills and Faint Horizons
Harada e Maneri si conoscono da tempo, hanno suonato spesso in trio con violoncello o percussioni, ma è nella dimensione del duo che riescono ad esprimere meglio la loro idea di musica. E’ un periodare semplice il loro, ma ricco di sviluppi sotterranei. Quasi un gioco ad incastro, un vivace girotondo sul filo dei ricordi indelebili e di attimi che faticano a scomparire proprio perché sembrano intensamente vissuti. La musica, ora breve, ora girovaga, non ò mai asfittica, ma punta all’essenziale.
Un disco che ha il suo fascino. Sullo sfondo, pittoreschi, a volte melanconici ricordi acciuffati alla rinfusa dalla fanciullezza degli autori.
Track Listing
Mirror resembling dream - 5:41; What is there then ? - 8:08; The soul with longing for dim hills and faint horizons - 8:27; Quiet wanders laughing - 5:29; My memory had magnified - 8:58; Mans own resinous heart had fed - 9:18; I talked about an apparition - 10:01 Composizioni di Harada/Maneri
Personnel
Masashi Harada (pianoforte); Mat Maneri (viola)
Album information
Title: The Soul with Longing for Dim Hills and Faint Horizons | Year Released: 2006 | Record Label: Leo Records
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