Antonio Faraò - Far Out

Antonio Faraò - Far Out
Жанр: Contemporary Jazz / Straight-Ahead Jazz
Страна-производитель диска: Italy
Год издания: 2003
Издатель (лейбл): CAM Jazz
Номер по каталогу: CAMJ 7757-2
Аудиокодек: FLAC (*.flac)
Тип рипа: tracks+.cue
Битрейт аудио: (lossy + lossless)
Продолжительность: 59:46
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Треклист:
1. Seven Steps To Heaven (M. Davis - V. Feldman) (05:02)
2. Andalusia (09:24)
3. More (N. Newell - M. Ciorciolini - N. Oliviero - R. Ortolani) (03:12)
4. Cat Steps (G. Ferrio) (03:32)
5. Walking Into My Soul (05:55)
6. Far Out (05:24)
7. Fields (05:23)
8. Simple (05:03)
9. For My Friend (04:53)
10. One Way (07:26)
11. Fields (piano solo) (04:13)
All composed by Antonio Faraò except # 1, 3, 4
All arranged by Antonio Faraò
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The FAR OUT Quartet:
ANTONIO FARAÒ - piano
BOB BERG - tenor sax
MARTIN GJAKONOVSKI - bass
DEJAN TERZIC - drums
Recorded in Ludwigsburg on 9 and 10 October 2002 at Bauer Studios
© 2003 C.A.M. S.r.l.
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I'm not often surprised by the recordings of musicians the way I was overwhelmed the first time I heard Antonio Farao' on one of his recent CD's. What amazed me was what I felt inside of me. There is so much warmth, conviction and power to his playing. I was immediately attracted to his harmonic conception, the joy of his rhythms and swing feel and the grace and ingenuity of his melodic improvisational lines. Antonio is not only a fine pianist but a great one. ~ Herbie Hancock

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Pegged years ago by the late Kenny Kirkland as a rising piano star, Antonio Faraò has realized his potential and established himself as one of Europe's most respected young players. The Italian pianist teamed his trio with tenor saxophonist Bob Berg in this CD made less than two months before Berg's death in a traffic accident in December, 2002. Faraò and Berg were a perfectly matched pair, technical whizzes and masters of an international style not centered in the obvious characteristics of any country or jazz idiom. Their up-tempo playing here has high energy and a determined swing growing out of relentless forward movement. It has color and dynamism, even passion, but little overt humor or anything in the way of quotes or other obvious reference points to make it accessible to the casual listener. The medium-tempo and slower pieces are another matter. Faraò converts How High The Moon into a forthright 4/4 composition, Cat Steps, whose familiar harmonic pattern provides a listening key. Andalusia, Faraò's modish take on Iberian romanticism, is reminiscent in mood of All Blues and Flamenco Sketches and has a riveting piano solo. Walking With My Soul is a trio piece with harmonic simplicity that would render it boring if not for Faraò's dazzling playing with a touch as light as Ellis Larkins'. Fields is a waltz in which Faraò and Berg achieve lyricism, as they do on the lilting Simple and For My Friend, a ballad that deserves good lyrics. Bassist Martin Gjakonovski and drummer Dejan Terzic integrate effectively throughout with Faraò and Berg. On the off-chance that your local in-and-out or Wal Mart doesn't stock Italian imports, you can find Far Out at CamJazz.
Doug Ramsey ~ Jazztimes 08/05/03

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