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Fishermanns Orchestra: Wildfang
Ma quando entrano in studio di registrazione diventano seri, mai seriosi, si dimostrano ottimi musicisti, presentano un repertorio variegato e ben organizzato, la loro musica perde sì un pizzico della goliardia originaria ma guadagna in solidità e senso della forma. Non tutti gli episodi sembrano possedere uguale peso specifico ma alcuni risultano efficaci e intriganti come l'iniziale "Yere Ma Soro" un traditional africano con il balafon in evidenza ed una melodia ipnotica che lentamente avvolge l'ascoltatore. O come la lunga "Dobro D," tra rock sudista e fiati sinuosi, fino alla conclusiva "Haifisch," sapori balcanici nell'aria, danze vorticose in primo piano, il gusto del ballo e della street parade pienamente recuperato.
Track Listing
01. Yere Ma Soro (African Traditional); 02. Waiting (N.Bosshard); 03. Dobro D (P.Z'Rotz); 04. Fliessband; 05. Bermuda Dreieck; 06. Wellengang (P.Z'Rotz); 07. Sabrosura (Perdigon); 08. Haifisch (P.Z'Rotz).
Personnel
Samuel Blatter (conduzione, synth); Bodo Maier, Samuel Blättler (tromba); Simon Petermann (trombone); Juan Sebastian Rozo (euphonium); Ivan Estermann (tuba); Philipp Z'Rotz (clarinetto, clarinetto basso); Daniela Künzli (sax alto); Lino Blöchlinger (sax alto, sopranino, elettronica); Nathanael Bosshard (sax tenore); Jan Tro¨sch (chitarra); Martina Berther (basso elettrico); Philippe Zeltner, Emanuel Ku¨nzi, Reto Eisenring, Thomas Reist (percussioni).
Album information
Title: Wildfang | Year Released: 2013 | Record Label: Unit Records
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