Year: 2014
Time: 53:49
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Size: 123,2 MB
Art: Front
(5:47) 1. It's Our Time
(4:39) 2. Stay
(4:45) 3. Life Is Love
(5:02) 4. Little Talks
(4:33) 5. Put You To Bed
(4:00) 6. Can't Hold Us
(4:12) 7. I Need Your Love
(5:11) 8. Counting Stars
(6:38) 9. Wake Me Up
(4:46) 10. The Next Morning
(4:13) 11. The Way
The Love Suggestions series are entitled Piano Night and Guitar Night. This year Konstantin Klashtorni will probably release Sax Night. That sounds like one instrument on each album in the lead.
Konstantin comments꞉ “True, that was my idea, it's like a piano, guitar and sax player each recorded an album in the same vein. By the way, those are 3 instruments I like to feature on all my releases, I like the combination of different instruments a lot, depending on mood and kind of arrangement. I find it quite boring when only one instrument is playing hole song long, no matter how good it is.
I believe people like a variety very much, by the way in the mean of time I've learned a bit to listen music with "normal" people's ears, just a bit! Wish I could do it much better to understand what Jazz music people like most and why.″
The starter It's Our Time invites the audience with a full-bodied ear catcher. The rhythm has the charm of Dr. Hook's Sexy Eyes and the melody is based on the duet principle. The lovely ballad Stay shares the attractive melody between acoustic and electric guitar and a warm pulsing flute.
Carriers of the musical message on Life Is Love are guitar and piano with a gentle approach to your soul. The romantic element is the common denominator on the instrumental union of Little Talks. Overdubbed sax, acoustic guitar and sassy synth lines are melting in an digestible amalgam. The sweet lullaby Put You to Bed creates a cozy atmosphere.
The blazing Can't Hold Us smiles with seductive tasteful guitar sounds while the piano forms a lively counterweight to these riffs. With I Need Your Love the album reaches a first summit of loveliness. Soprano sax, guitar and synth sounds mingles to an infectious brew.
What kind of instruments Konstantin elects, doesn't matter. The result is always an astounding melody like on Counting Stars, where he perfectly pairs sax and acoustic guitar. The steady Wake Me Up is surprising with different music groups especially with a phenomenal horn arrangement. More than six minutes entertainment are passing with ease.
On The Next Morning Konstantin is swelling crystal clear notes fine tempered for the listeners pleasure. The album closes with the sexy charmer The Way balanced between sax and guitar.
Konstantin Klashtorni tirelessly establishes with Guitar Night the ideal audible environment for the best moment with the admitted lover by using carefully selected melodies and instruments to reach this mission.
http://www.smooth-jazz.de/flashback/LoveSuggestions/GuitarNight.htm
Konstantin comments꞉ “True, that was my idea, it's like a piano, guitar and sax player each recorded an album in the same vein. By the way, those are 3 instruments I like to feature on all my releases, I like the combination of different instruments a lot, depending on mood and kind of arrangement. I find it quite boring when only one instrument is playing hole song long, no matter how good it is.
I believe people like a variety very much, by the way in the mean of time I've learned a bit to listen music with "normal" people's ears, just a bit! Wish I could do it much better to understand what Jazz music people like most and why.″
The starter It's Our Time invites the audience with a full-bodied ear catcher. The rhythm has the charm of Dr. Hook's Sexy Eyes and the melody is based on the duet principle. The lovely ballad Stay shares the attractive melody between acoustic and electric guitar and a warm pulsing flute.
Carriers of the musical message on Life Is Love are guitar and piano with a gentle approach to your soul. The romantic element is the common denominator on the instrumental union of Little Talks. Overdubbed sax, acoustic guitar and sassy synth lines are melting in an digestible amalgam. The sweet lullaby Put You to Bed creates a cozy atmosphere.
The blazing Can't Hold Us smiles with seductive tasteful guitar sounds while the piano forms a lively counterweight to these riffs. With I Need Your Love the album reaches a first summit of loveliness. Soprano sax, guitar and synth sounds mingles to an infectious brew.
What kind of instruments Konstantin elects, doesn't matter. The result is always an astounding melody like on Counting Stars, where he perfectly pairs sax and acoustic guitar. The steady Wake Me Up is surprising with different music groups especially with a phenomenal horn arrangement. More than six minutes entertainment are passing with ease.
On The Next Morning Konstantin is swelling crystal clear notes fine tempered for the listeners pleasure. The album closes with the sexy charmer The Way balanced between sax and guitar.
Konstantin Klashtorni tirelessly establishes with Guitar Night the ideal audible environment for the best moment with the admitted lover by using carefully selected melodies and instruments to reach this mission.
http://www.smooth-jazz.de/flashback/LoveSuggestions/GuitarNight.htm
Guitar Night
