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Merega / Kaplan / Cappelli: Watch the Wall Instead
Nessuna traccia scritta, nessun canovaccio apparente, ciascuno dei musicisti impegnato in una ricerca che sembra del tutto personale e autonoma, ciascuna mente che segue il filo dei propri pensieri incurante di quello che gli succede intorno. Sculture sonore che vibrano e disturbano pudicamente il silenzio, plasmato da strumenti che diventano pensieri fluidi ben oltre l'intrinseca limitazione fisica, liberi di immaginare mondi possibili e impossibili.
Eppure, alla fine, dal caos cosmico che si genera per autocombustione, dal disordine che scompiglia e disorienta, dalla mancanza di certezze e riferimenti, nasce una sorta di armonia metafisica che affascina e conquista.
Track Listing
01. White with Clouds; 02. Blue on Blue; 03. Still Yellow; 04. Absence of Color; 05. Too Much Light to Tell; 06. Metal or Wood; 07. A Picture, You Blinked; 08. Patterns on the Glass; 09. Tentative Light; 10. Things We Used to Know.
Personnel
Giacomo Merega
bass, electricGiacomo Merega (basso elettrico); Noah Kaplan (sax tenore, sax soprano); Marco Cappelli (chitarre) con Anthony Coleman (pianoforte); Mauro Pagani (violino).
Album information
Title: Watch the Wall Instead | Year Released: 2013 | Record Label: Self Produced
About Giacomo Merega
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