Andrea Centazzo 2011 Moon In Winter torrent

Andrea Centazzo ~ Moon In Winter ~ 2011
Ictus Records ICTUS 153.

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1 Moon In Winter I 4:47
2 First Winter Duet 6:09
3 Moon In Winter II 6:08
4 The Man With Foggy Fingers 4:09
5 Moon In Winter III 5:16
6 Second Winter Duet 2:43
7 Moon In Winter IV 5:37
8 Third Winter Duet 7:20
9 Moon In Winter V 14:52
10 Absolutely Elsewhere 5:43

Achille Succi: alto saxophone, clarinets, shakuhachi
Daniel Barbiero: double bass
Andrea Centazzo: percussion, kat mallet
Nobu Stowe: piano
Dave Ballou: trumpet

Italian percussionist Andrea Centazzo can be rightly called an innovator, someone who manages to create his own compositional voice, recognizable yet elusive at the same time, bringing a synthesis of many musical genres, ranging from classical, folk, to jazz, world music, new music and one could even say new age. The end result is often evocative, cinematic in its sweeping story-telling, its drama and expansiveness. Centazzo loves effects - unexpected rumblings, hard hits, gongs, sudden tonal or textural changes - as much as he likes broad canvases and refined sensitivities. He abhors noise but also sweetness : anger and sentimentality seem to be alien to him.
On this excellent album, he is accompanied by Nobu Stowe, the Baltimore pianist who invited him for this performance, and by Dave Ballou on trumpet, Achille Succi on alto sax, clarinets and shakuhachi, Daniel Barbiero on bass. Yet this is not a quintet.in the true sense: the musicians play the music in shifting line-ups: duos, trios, quartets, given the music a relatively low density and ephemeral feel with the exception of "Moon in Winter III", the fifth track in which the quintet plays jazz in full force, before you are taken by surprise again... - Stef, freejazzblog.org