Вики
-
Дата релиза
18 апреля 2019
-
Продолжительность
9 композиций
Review:
While looking through songbooks of traditional Galician music, Spanish saxophonist Xose Miguelez happened upon a recording by the ethnic musicologist Dorothé Schubart of a ballad, sung by his own Great-Aunt Amparo almost 40 years ago in Cerdedelo-Laza, a beautiful village hidden in the Galician hills. All of the compositions on "Ontology" come from a four-note motif at the beginning of that ballad. The idea came from Kansas City saxophonist Matt Otto, a friend and mentor to Xose and the producer of this recording. Though through the sounds of this dynamic, modern jazz quartet it may be difficult to discern the four-note motif, it is the very root and inspiration of this work. Listen to the end to hear Great-Aunt Amparo sing her song.
Musicians:
- Xose Miguélez / tenor saxophone
- Ben Leifer / double bass & electric bass
- Storm Nilson / guitar
- John Kizilarmut / drums & cajon flamenco
- Peter Schlamb / vibraphone (2,9)
- Matt Otto / tenor saxophone (1,4,5), EWI (2)
Produced by Matt Otto
Recorded by Nate Espy at Roof Top Media, Kansas City, MO
August 11,12 & 13, 2018
Mixed by Jose Trincado / Matt Otto at Savik sound - Galicia - Spain
Mastered by Jose Trincado at Savik sound - Galicia - Spain
Photographs by White dog studio
Cover design & layout by John Bishop
Описания альбомов на Last.fm доступны для редактирования всеми пользователями. Ты можешь принять участие!
Часть текста на этой странице предоставляется пользователями по условиям свободной лицензии Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License; могут действовать также другие условия.
