Saturday, 27 November 2010
Renaud Garcia-Fons, Oriental Bass
France, 1997
This is what acoustics classes do to me. Garcia-Fons' music is overwhelming: inciding primarily on a jazz language – and this album being no exception – it is at most times ethnically-influenced and takes up a character of journey due to its themes and their development. The title by itself, helps understanding what elements will figure; handclapping as well as Eastern European and Northern African drumming combined with mediterranean orchestrations with are involving and beatifully played by this gifted composer and double bass player. And watch out for the bowed parts.
Playlist:
1. Oriental Bass
2. San Juan
3. Goodjinns
4. Oryssa
5. Ghâzali
6. Jullundur
7. Hommage à Ostâd
8. Bajo Andalúz
9. Jam Bulería
10. Djâni
Link.
Labels:
ethnic,
folk,
jazz,
Renaud Garcia-Fons
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1 comment:
I'm really intrigued by the sample I found. Can't wait to hear more- thanks for the introduction. A great discovery. Good ear.
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