Showing posts with label Carme Canela. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Carme Canela. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 9, 2018

Carme Canela & Joan Monné Trio - Granito De Sal

Styles: Vocal
Year: 2014
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 55:19
Size: 127,2 MB
Art: Front

(4:22)  1. Granito De Sal
(4:41)  2. Ana E Eu
(4:38)  3. Rosa Morena
(6:23)  4. Marta
(5:46)  5. Lucille
(5:24)  6. Te Recuerdo Amanda
(3:46)  7. Julia
(4:55)  8. El Testament D'Amèlia
(5:34)  9. Pannonica
(5:40) 10. La Pomeña
(4:07) 11. Beatriz

Carme Canela is over 50 years old and has been singing professionally for more than three decades, so it must be assumed that her appearance as “new talent” is an attempt to broaden her audience. The most obvious link with jazz is a fine rendition of uncredited English lyrics to Monk’s Pannonica. Otherwise the eclectic repertoire (including Julia by Lennon and McCartney) underlines what I’ve gleaned that she doesn’t see herself as purely a jazz singer. Nevertheless the excellent backing trio is clearly working within the jazz idiom and Carme-la combines musicality and emotion in a delightful manner, with moods and tempos nicely varied. ~ Graham Colombé, Jazz Journal

Personnel:  Carme Canela - vocals;  Joan Monné - piano;  Marko Lohikari - bass;  David Xirgu - drums

Granito De Sal

Tuesday, October 2, 2018

Carme Canela & Joan Monné - Ballads

Styles: Vocal And Piano Jazz
Year: 2018
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 47:32
Size: 111,2 MB
Art: Front

(3:17)  1. You've Changed
(4:31)  2. Embraceable You
(4:42)  3. You Wan't Forget Me
(4:53)  4. I Loves You Porgy
(5:01)  5. Left Alone
(3:15)  6. Every Time We Say Goodbye
(4:01)  7. The Thrill is Gone
(4:32)  8. The Man I Love
(3:34)  9. Get out of Town
(5:18) 10. Still We Dream (Ugly Beauty)
(4:23) 11. Goodbye

"It has been awhile that we have wanted to record in this minimalistic format, a duet; simple but complex at the same time. We wanted to do it by interpreting ballads, which is one of the things we most enjoy. We have chosen compositions that move us, both because of their musical beauty as well as, in most cases, their profound lyrics. And we have prepared them for you, in our own way, without much arrangement, almost raw. This is how we like to express ourselves, using melodies and harmonies that are true jewels. It’s like preparing a dish with good ingredients in an essential way, without sauces or sophisticated cookeries, so as to appreciate the true taste of the organic material. We hope you enjoy listening to this music as much as we did cooking it."~ Carme Canela https://www.freshsoundrecords.com/carme-canela-joan-monne/6717-ballads-digipack.html

Personnel: Carme Canela (vocals), Joan Monné (piano).