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Ran Blake: Vilnius Noir
Il pianista Ran Blake è uno dei maestri dello strumento, per lo meno della sua generazione. Ha incontrato il più giovane David al New England Conservatory of Music di Boston dove Blake dirige il Contemporary Improvisation Department. Da allora hanno collaborato assieme più volte.
Questa loro quarta collaborazione discografica ci conduce dalle parti del jazz moderno condito di una giusta dose di sperimentazione e da scelte stilistiche che spesso coincidono con la musica da camera. Il repertorio mischia brani originali e un 'tradizionale' con diverse cover di standard. Viene affrontato in buona parte dal solo Ran Blake al pianoforte. Il giovane partner si prende un brano in solo e affianca il pianista nei brani restanti.
Track Listing
Vilna/Turning Point; Cry Wolf; In Pursuit; Shlof Mayn Kind; Jack's Blues/Stratusphunk; Driftwood; Sontagism; Watch What Happens/Papirosn; Thursday; Desafinado; My Cherie Amour; Mood Indigo.
Personnel
Ran Blake
pianoRan Blake: piano; David "Knife" Fabris: electric guitar.
Album information
Title: Vilnius Noir | Year Released: 2012 | Record Label: NoBusiness Records
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