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Rich Halley 4: The Wisdom of Rocks
Ciò che si avverte semmai come potenziale limite del lavoro è una qualche rigidità e ripetitività strutturale che aleggia nei quaranta minuti lungo cui lo stesso si sdipana, attraversando dodici episodi, tutti medio-brevi, che non riescono forse a offrire un'adeguata immagine di evoluzione, di sviluppo intestino, di work in progress.
Ciò non toglie che ci troviamo di fronte a un prodotto chiaro, netto, di ascolto assolutamente gratificante, con all'interno -al di là dell'oleatissimo discorso collettivo -individualità solisticamente convincenti (specie i due fiati, ovviamente). Tutti di Halley (o comunque del quartetto) i temi, costruiti nella logica (e nell'estetica) di un modern jazz magari non particolarmente avventuroso, ma non per questo supinamente derivativo.
Track Listing
The Atoll; Trip Through Turbulence; A Brief Note; The Wisdom of Rocks; Faint Scattered Lights; The Get Go; Heat in May; Tale By Two; Radial Symmetry; The Semblance of Stealth; Of Fives and Sixes; Conversation in Blue.
Personnel
Rich Halley
saxophone, tenorRich Halley: tenor saxophone; Michael Vlatkovich: trombone; Clyde Reed: bass; Carson Halley: drums.
Album information
Title: The Wisdom of Rocks | Year Released: 2014 | Record Label: Pine Eagle Records
About Rich Halley
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