Time: 51:30
Size: 117.9 MB
Styles: Piano jazz, Vocal harmony group
Year: 2009
Art: Front
[5:47] 1. Roxanne
[3:32] 2. Caravan
[5:59] 3. Samba Do Novo Amor
[4:40] 4. Do Nothing Til You Hear From Me
[4:49] 5. Don't You Worry About A Thing
[4:37] 6. A Blossom Fell
[3:15] 7. I Got Rhythm
[5:46] 8. Boulevard Of Broken Dreams
[1:26] 9. Take The A Train
[3:09] 10. Mood Indigo
[1:28] 11. Satin Doll
[1:13] 12. It Don't Mean A Thing
[5:45] 13. Oinazez
Take a handful of jazz standards - works of Ellington and George Gershwin-, season with a pair of infallible "popular classics" as Roxanne (The Police) or Do not you worry about a thing (Stevie Wonder) - and all rounded off with a piece in key of Bossa -Samba Do Novo Amor "and a beautiful composition of Aita Donostia-Oinazez-to round out its international flavor. The result: an exotic dish that will surprise diners who like the delicate flavors.
Special disc recorded at the Coliseum theater Eibar (Gipuzkoa) from the hand of the pianist Mikel Gaztelurrutia. Built on a tremendously solid trio work(Vincent Thomas-drums, Richie Ferrer-bass-and Mikel Gaztelurrutia-piano- ), the repertoire of The New Jazz Voices Ensemble contains little gems.
The voice is the real leitmotiv of this project, giving it unique: perhaps some small versions of it trite naivety of their choice, but in all of them you can appreciate a creative approach made from the affection and respect for the original one and a thorough and detailed work. The uninitiated will discover a flawless collection of songs in a very affordable context. Those whom they are familiar repertoire, can enjoy the classics with a not normal treatment.
Special disc recorded at the Coliseum theater Eibar (Gipuzkoa) from the hand of the pianist Mikel Gaztelurrutia. Built on a tremendously solid trio work(Vincent Thomas-drums, Richie Ferrer-bass-and Mikel Gaztelurrutia-piano- ), the repertoire of The New Jazz Voices Ensemble contains little gems.
The voice is the real leitmotiv of this project, giving it unique: perhaps some small versions of it trite naivety of their choice, but in all of them you can appreciate a creative approach made from the affection and respect for the original one and a thorough and detailed work. The uninitiated will discover a flawless collection of songs in a very affordable context. Those whom they are familiar repertoire, can enjoy the classics with a not normal treatment.
The New Jazz Voices Ensemble