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Joe Rosenberg: Tomorrow Never Knows
Sonorità meno aggraziate, più sperimentali e grumose, segnano il successivo "Before," in un contesto concentrato e stimolante. "Portrait of Tracy," che segue, reca la firma di Jaco Pastorius, ponendosi a un singolare crocevia (almeno tematico) fra Lacy... e Domenico Modugno ("Tu sì 'na cosa grande"). Subito dopo, "During" sfoggia un camerismo appuntomosso e nervoso, peraltro con intersezioni limpidissime fra i vari strumenti.
Non c'è un momento di stanca, nel disco: a confermarcelo arriva prontamente la titletrack (di John Lennon), attraversata da un gran bel movimento interno sopra il pulsare implacabile del contrabbasso. Chiude le ostilità "After," di avvio pacato, col soprano che fa il suo ingresso solo attorno a metà brano, ribadendo (il totale, intendiamo) l'aplomb che ci aveva accolti nell'iniziale "Lalit."
Disco di sicuro pregio, mai banale e capace di dire cose importanti senza enfasi né vacue velleità autoaffermative.
Track Listing
Lalit; Before; Portrait of Tracy; During; Tomorrow Never Knows; After.
Personnel
Joe Rosenberg
saxophone, sopranoJoe Rosenberg: soprano sax; Didier Petit: cello; Bruno Angelini: piano; Arnault Cusinier: bass; Edward Perraud: drums.
Album information
Title: Tomorrow Never Knows | Year Released: 2017 | Record Label: Quark Records
About Joe Rosenberg
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