Styles: Piano And Trumpet Jazz
Year: 2013
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 51:26
Size: 118,0 MB
Art: Front
(6:41) 1. Bosonic
(7:55) 2. Scriabin
(8:00) 3. Prova 42
(6:40) 4. Eleven
(3:48) 5. Loop It Or Leave It
(9:43) 6. Unknown
(8:36) 7. Tunisia
Eleven
Year: 2013
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 51:26
Size: 118,0 MB
Art: Front
(6:41) 1. Bosonic
(7:55) 2. Scriabin
(8:00) 3. Prova 42
(6:40) 4. Eleven
(3:48) 5. Loop It Or Leave It
(9:43) 6. Unknown
(8:36) 7. Tunisia
Two Italian-born Limburg, Belgian-Italian Belgian pianist Michel Bisceglia and trumpet blower Carlo Nardozza presented a piano / trumpet duet collaboration on an album titled Eleven. Worked closely, this release contains seven compositions that display the two instrument dialogues in detail. Beginning "Bosonic" through the prefix of a resitative piano which then plays the trumpet, the ballad number goes smoothly and the next is Vince Mendoza 's "Scriabin" of a similar nuance. On the title track "Eleven," Carlo becomes a spokesperson through an attractive blow, while Michel provides a coherent harmony structure. Playing duet formations without sexy rhythm is not an easy thing, it takes a high musical sensitivity to get rid of the risky boring spaces. But both seem to overcome, see "Unknown" which is full of spontaneity as well as the looping technique layer in "Loop It or Leave It," singly played by Carlo melting elements of Mediterranean sound, Balkans to New Orleans. The introduction of the virtuosic trumpet breaks the silence over the last numbered "Tunisian" dish even though its rhythm is quite energetic than any other track, by Michel's finger dance. Not to forget the album also lists a composition for a single piano, entitled "Prova 42" is silent, flowing smooth and poetic. http://www.wartajazz.com/review/2014/06/07/michel-bisceglia-carlo-nardozza-eleven
Personnel: Michel Bisceglia : piano; Carlo Nardozza : trumpet
Personnel: Michel Bisceglia : piano; Carlo Nardozza : trumpet
Eleven