Dave Brubeck: So What's New
So What's New
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- Label: Telarc, 1997
- Erscheinungstermin: 12.10.1998
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1997 feierte Dave Brubeck - eine Persönlichkeit die aus dem Jazz nicht mehr wegzudenken ist - in Moskau seinen siebenundsiebzigsten Geburtstag. Bald 80 Jahre Jazzgeschichte, Geschichten voller Engagement und Impressionen, voller Kunst und Virtuosität, voller Frische und vor allem Musik. "So What´s New?" lautet der Titel seines neuen Albums. Eine Frage, die sich leicht beantworten läßt: Es gibt nichts Neues, denn alles, was je mit dem Jazz verbunden werden kann und verbunden wurde ist bereits geschehen. Neu ist nur noch diese aktuelle Sammlung von bisher noch nicht aufgenommenen, geschweige denn publizierten Stücken. Es fällt schwer, einzelne Titel von "So What´s New?" hervorzuheben. "So What´s New?" ist schlicht e i n Höhepunkt. Dave Brubeck, widmete sich auf dem neuen Album altbekannter Strukturen, die nur in dieser Qualität und mit dem Namen Brubeck in Verbindung zu bringen sind. Ähnlich wie die in den 60´er Jahren veröffentlichte Platte "Time Out" (mit dem Klassiker "Take Five") zeichnet sich auch hier die einmalige Fähigkeit ungewöhnliche Taktarten, klassische Formen ("Chorale" – Hommage an Johann Sebastian Bach) und eine genussreiche Gruppendynamik zu fusionieren. Der Starpianist Dave Brubeck wird von Bobby Militello (Altsaxophon, Flöte), Jack Six (Bass) und Randy Jones (Drums) begleitet. Davor erschienen: Dave Brubeck and Sons "In Their Own Sweet Way".
The indomitable Dave Brubeck isn't resting on his considerable laurels—he's reinventing himself in this exciting album of eleven new compositions, Dave hearkens back to his style of the '50s, reinterpreted for today.
So What's New? is proof of the pianist / composer’s unflagging creativity. For decades, Brubeck has been turning out a stream of jazz compositions and large scale works for chorus and orchestra. The ever-expanding body of work shows him to be one of the most vital American composers ever.
What’s new? How about 12 never-before-recorded compositions, several written just for this recording. Brubeck’s quartet turns in inspired interpretations and terrific solos, especially by alto sax player Bobby Militello and the pianist / composer himself.
There are a brilliant variety of tunes that reflect many facets of Brubeck’s musical interests. “Chorale” comes from Dave’s admiration of J. S. Bach and is adapted from part of his “Chromatic Fantasy.” “Fourth of July” is a study in fourths and makes a great jazz tune, while “Her Name is Nancy,” a harmonically and rhythmically complex tune, is hard to play but easy on the ears. “Marian McPartland,” a tribute to the esteemed pianist / educator, has a bounce and catchy melody which stays with you. There are countless treats on this CD.
There is always something to look forward to from the indefatigable Dave Brubeck, still going strong and influencing the music he has helped shape.
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The indomitable Dave Brubeck isn't resting on his considerable laurels—he's reinventing himself in this exciting album of eleven new compositions, Dave hearkens back to his style of the '50s, reinterpreted for today.
So What's New? is proof of the pianist / composer’s unflagging creativity. For decades, Brubeck has been turning out a stream of jazz compositions and large scale works for chorus and orchestra. The ever-expanding body of work shows him to be one of the most vital American composers ever.
What’s new? How about 12 never-before-recorded compositions, several written just for this recording. Brubeck’s quartet turns in inspired interpretations and terrific solos, especially by alto sax player Bobby Militello and the pianist / composer himself.
There are a brilliant variety of tunes that reflect many facets of Brubeck’s musical interests. “Chorale” comes from Dave’s admiration of J. S. Bach and is adapted from part of his “Chromatic Fantasy.” “Fourth of July” is a study in fourths and makes a great jazz tune, while “Her Name is Nancy,” a harmonically and rhythmically complex tune, is hard to play but easy on the ears. “Marian McPartland,” a tribute to the esteemed pianist / educator, has a bounce and catchy melody which stays with you. There are countless treats on this CD.
There is always something to look forward to from the indefatigable Dave Brubeck, still going strong and influencing the music he has helped shape.
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H. Sterner in stereoplay 8/98: "Jede Menge schöner Melodien, ein Walzer und ein sakraler "Chorale" machen "So What's New?" zum abwechslungsreichen Genuß."- Tracklisting
- Mitwirkende
Disk 1 von 1 (CD)
- 1 It's Deja Vu All Over Again
- 2 Fourth Of July
- 3 The Things You Never Remember
- 4 Marian McPartland
- 5 Brotherly Love
- 6 I'm Still In Love With A Girl Named Oli
- 7 Her Name Is Nancy
- 8 Chorale
- 9 Sahra
- 10 Waltzing
- 11 Five For Ten Small Fingers
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