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Trio (Mit)Marlene: The Surface of an Object
Le superfici delle composizioni, apparentemente lisce, senza falle o increspature, quasi impalpabili nella loro essenzialità, vengono lentamente ma inesorabilmente scandagliate, così da portare in superficie (ancora) inaspettate imperfezioni, sorprendenti risonanze, suggestive evocazioni.
È un sottile interagire di percezioni, dove il non detto prevale sul manifestarsi palese, dove le allusioni permettono interpretazioni e rievocazioni personali, dove i musicisti intessono una trama di relazioni in bilico tra pudore e profondo rispetto.
Gli strumenti vengono accarezzati a fatti risuonare nelle loro corde più intime, senza manierismi di sorta e senza concessioni a possibili sentimentalismi. Musica cerebrale, cameristica, e magari senza un cuore palpitante? Potrebbe anche essere, ma musica sicuramente coraggiosa che non può lasciare indifferenti.
Track Listing
I - The physical margins of the novel; II - How to build a wall with your head; III - Life's a photograph; IV - How it always vanishes (Kokoschka).
Personnel
Giacomo Merega
bass, electricGiacomo Merega: chitarra basso; Michael Attias: sax alto, wurlitzer; Satoshi Takeishi: percussioni.
Album information
Title: The Surface of an Object | Year Released: 2015 | Record Label: Rudi Records
About Giacomo Merega
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