Dramm O?Rourke Vindelev - Inside Out - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Juraj Stanik writes InchThe title of this , Inside out, is an homage to the Dutch jazz pianist Rob Madna. I also would like to show gratitude to a generation of Dutch musicians of his time who were truly exceptional. With one of them, flugelhorn player Ack van Rooyen, I just completed an Indonesian tour (Jakarta & Bandung). Indonesia was the country Rob Madna originated from. While travelling, meeting new people and being subject to new impressions, Rob was often on my mind. He was not just a piano player and arranger. In fact, he was quite an influential musical character. Thad Jones asked him to write for and play in his famous Thad Jones, Mel Lewis orchestra. This indicates the level of his mastery. Bass player Frans van der Hoeven played in Rob Madna's band for years. When I got back to the Netherlands, Frans and I decided to record at least one of Rob's original compositions. Jazz musicians learn from listening to others. I have definitely learned a lot from listening to Rob's music. I always enjoy writing for and performing with my piano trio. When I write music for a jazz ensemble, I don't want to dictate too much. Instead of putting a lot of information in, I prefer to give space. Hopefully this inspires the improviser to come up with original, personal ideas. I love it when skilled musicians turn a composition inside out! When I was young, I performed classical music as a cellist. Most probably it influenced the way I write and play music. There are always melodies or 'earworms' lingering in my mind. Sometimes, I write a complete tune based on such melodies. At other times I endlessly experiment with form, shape and ideas. My aim is to give each tune a specific atmosphere...Inch

St. Augustine advised his coevals to seek the truth in the Inchinner man.Inch Such inwardness seems far removed from the reality of life in the twenty-first century. Perhaps that is why a tendency to focus on internal processes has emerged in the music of the last few decades-not in the sense of a new subjectivity, in which sentimental private matters are put on display, but rather in the sense of an exploratory introspection It's a question of increasing the intensity. Mark Andre seeks existential sonic situations on his path Inchtoward the insideInch (nach innen, to quote the fully written-out title of his piece InchniInch). Like Andre, the Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho has also delved into the internal nature of sound. Her music originates in the rich variety of spectral harmonies, and it sets itself the task of telling a very old story in a new way a violin concerto as the legend of the grail. An entirely different aspect of inner life manifests itself in Ian Willcock's piece. He visits the discoverer of the unconscious, Sigmund Freud, on his deathbed. At the start of the twentieth century, Freud's glimpses of the InchinsideInch showed that there is more to be found there than the truth the phantasm. Album Tracks 1. Grave, for Ensemble 2. Ni, for 14 Instruments No. 1 3. Ni, for 14 Instruments No. 2 4. Ni, for 14 Instruments No. 3 5. Ni, for 14 Instruments No. 4 6. Ni, for 14 Instruments No. 5 7. Ni, for 14 Instruments No. 6 8. Ni, for 14 Instruments No. 7 9. Graal Théâtre, for Violin & Orchestra Delicato 10. Graal Théâtre, for Violin & Orchestra Impetuoso

Eeten - Inner Music [COMPACT DISCS] date 06/10/2014