Jakob Bro
Uma Elmo CD
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| 発売日：2021年02月19日 / ジャンル：JAZZ / フォーマット：CD / 構成数：1 / 製造国：International Version / レーベル：ECM / SKU：602435282275 / 規格品番：3528227 |
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| デンマークのギタリスト、ヤコブ・ブロがECMのリーダーとして5枚目のアルバム。 ノルウェーのトランペッター、Arve Enriksenとスペインのドラマー、Jorge Rossyを加えたトリオによる初作品で本作で共演が初とのこと。このアルバムのハイライトは、オープニングの "Reconstructing a Dream "で、ロンドン・ジャズ・ニュース紙によると「ブロの作品に対する観察を強調した、暗く叙情的な回想曲」で "この音楽には大きな深みがある "というブロの作品に対する観察を強調している。ほかにもブロが尊敬してやまない故トーマス・スタンコへのトリビュート曲"To Stanko "、そしてブロと親交のあったサックスの聖人リー・コニッツによって名付けられた "Music for Black Pigeons "も故人へのオマージュ曲などを収録。 Arve Henriksenのささやくような親密なサウンドは、2008年のECMアルバム「Cartography」や、トリオ・メディアヴァル、ティグラン・ハマシアンとのコラボレーションでもお馴染み。Rossyは大西洋の両岸のジャズファンによく知られており、特にBrad Mehldauのキャリアを築いた最初のトリオでの10年以上の在籍で知られている。リーダおり、大注目のECM新作だ。 【パーソネル】 Jakob Bro(g) Arve Henriksen(tp,piccolo tp) Jorge Rossy(ds) |
| 発売・販売元 提供資料（2021/01/15） |
| Uma Elmo is Danish guitarist and composer Jakob Bros fifth date as a leader for ECM. To mark the occasion, he introduces us to a luminous new trio composed of Norwegian trumpeter Arve Henriksen and Spanish drummer Jorge Rossy. Produced by Manfred Eicher, it was recorded in Switzerland over two days during the summer of 2020 pandemic summer. The title is drawn from the middle names of Bros two young children. He composed all nine works here; some of the newer material was penned between his sons naps. The sense impression of that particular situation is pervasive on Uma Elmo. Reconstructing a Dream is a resurrected version of a tune Bro wrote and recorded during his tenure with Paul Motians band; it appeared on the guitarists The Stars Are All New Songs, Vol. 1. Its halting intro is offered by fingerpicked electric guitar and muted high notes from Henriksen. It establishes the trumpeter as the tunes melodic centerpiece -- a central role for him throughout. Rossys brushed snares and cymbals emerge haltingly as the lyric instruments entwine. During its final third, Henriksen’s simple improvisations become more complex, floating above turbulent drumming and overdriven guitar and electronics. To Stanko is an almost magical tribute to the late Polish trumpeter and bandleader Tomasz Stanko, who Bro worked with on Dark Eyes in 2009. Henriksens whispered lyric delivery and bare-bones harmonics hover as Bros beguiling guitar lines trace those statements with lacy, fingerpicked chords; theyre underscored by Rossys brushed, syncopated tom-toms. Penned in 1998, Beautiful Day is humid, virtually edgeless. It consists of a series of slightly atonal lines articulated by Henriksen. Rossy adds shifting accents throughout as Bro paints with sonic EFX across the backdrop before joining Henriksen up front during the gorgeous final section. There are two versions of the shimmering Morning Song included. The first tune the trio played each morning, Bro included both just as they were captured, sans overdubs. Housework is the sets longest and most abstract work; it feels freely improvised, but its deliberate pauses, warm, liquidy sound bleeds, and tapered, overlapping harmonic lines reveal otherwise. Music for Black Pigeon was titled after many thought-provoking conversations about music between Bro and the late Lee Konitz. A signature Bro work, it emerges seemingly from the ether, employing sound itself as a body. Texture and shadow combine with angular melody lines adorned by percussive and ambient space in sumptuous, ever-evolving combinations. Henriksen is especially probing, querying his bandmates then enfolding their answers into new collective statements. Uma Elmo is so inviting it is tempting to embrace it just for its graceful, dark, meditative beauty. But it requires careful, attentive listening to decipher and decode the intricately layered communicative balance of composition, improvisation, and deliberate textures. ~ Thom Jurek |
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