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Marike van Dijk: The Stereography Project feat. Jeff Taylor and Katell Keineg
In entrambe le situazioni, con la sezione ritmica, troviamo voce e chitarra, un quintetto di fiati ed un quartetto di archi, ossia tutto il necessario per esaltare le undici composizioni del disco. E qui entra in gioco Marike van Dijk arrangiatrice, sorprendente nel modulare con grazia ed eleganza il potenziale sonoro a disposizione, di grande sensibilità nell'esaltare testi e melodie, meravigliosa nell'evitare ridondanze in favore di un sottile gioco di calembour timbrici. Vicina a stilemi pop rock la prima sessione, più enigmatica e audace la seconda, van Dijk riesce a creare un affresco composito e unitario i cui colori emergono in tutta la loro brillantezza ascolto dopo ascolto.
Track Listing
Bastard; Organelle; It Swell; Paper Thin; Borealis; At The Mermaid Parade; St. Martin; Interlude to Old Friend; Old Friend; I Fell In Love With The World; There You Go.
Personnel
Marike van Dijk
saxophoneBrani 1-5: Jeff Taylor: voce, chitarra; Marike Van Dijk: sax alto; Anna Webber: flauto, sax tenore; Lucas Pino: clarinetto, sax tenore; Jay Rattman: clarinetto basso, sax alto; Alan Ferber: trombone; Sita Chay: violino; Meg Okura: violino; Eric Lemmon: viola; Susan Mandell: cello; Manuel Schmiedel: piano; Rick Rosato: basso; Colin Strnahan: batteria; Brani 6-11: Katell Keineg: voce, chitarra; Marike Van Dijk: sax alto;Charlotte Greve: flauto, sax alto; Maarten Ornstein: clarinetto, sax tenore; Ben Van Gelder: clarinetto basso; Matthias Konrad: trombone; Jasper van Rosmalen: violino, AnneliekeMarseije: violino; Rani Kumar: viola; Amber Docters van Leeuwen: violoncello; Manuel Schmiedel: piano; Sean Fasciani: basso; Mark Schilders: batteria.
Album information
Title: The Stereography Project feat. Jeff Taylor and Katell Keineg | Year Released: 2019 | Record Label: Membran Records
About Marike van Dijk
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