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This release by guitarist Sharon Isbin takes its title from the opening guitar concerto by Chris Brubeck, which proposes an affinity between jazz and classical music. Fans of jazzman Dave Brubeck may want the album for this work alone; composed, like all of the rest of the music here, for Isbin, it includes a passage she suggested that is based on one of the elder Brubeck's melodies and has quite a personal flavor. Yet the title may be taken in another way: much of the music is Latin influenced, but also shows affinities with other traditions of the world. This is effective, for the listener keeps expecting the music to slip into conventional Latin sounds, but it never does. Isbin plays on this tension elegantly in the classicized Latinism of composer Leo Brouwer, who wrote his El Decameron Negro for Isbin back in 1981 when she had just appeared on the scene. The least Latin work on the program is the guitar-accompanied three-song cycle by Richard Danielpour with which it concludes. Its texts, by poet Rumi, propose an affinity between the divine and the sensual, both exemplified gloriously by mezzo-soprano Isabel Leonard, and one suspects that a performance of the work in a Latin country would be enthusiastically received. The whole project is testimony to how admiration for this extraordinary guitarist has persisted as guitar music has fallen out of fashion and shown signs of rising again. An added attraction is the sound engineering from the Zoho label, known primarily for Latin jazz, R&B, and swing rather than for classical guitar music. Isbin's guitar is straightforwardly and warmly presented, with no extraneous string noise.
© TiVo
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Sharon Isbin, MainArtist - Chris Brubeck, Composer - Maryland Symphony Orchestra, MainArtist - Elisabeth Schulze, MainArtist
2020 Sharon Isbin Productions 2020 Sharon Isbin Productions
Sharon Isbin, MainArtist - Leo Brouwer, Composer
2020 Sharon Isbin Productions 2020 Sharon Isbin Productions
Sharon Isbin, MainArtist - Leo Brouwer, Composer
2020 Sharon Isbin Productions 2020 Sharon Isbin Productions
Sharon Isbin, MainArtist - Leo Brouwer, Composer
2020 Sharon Isbin Productions 2020 Sharon Isbin Productions
Sharon Isbin, MainArtist - Antonio Lauro, Composer - Colin Davin, FeaturedArtist
2020 Sharon Isbin Productions 2020 Sharon Isbin Productions
Sharon Isbin, MainArtist - Tan Dun, Composer
2020 Sharon Isbin Productions 2020 Sharon Isbin Productions
Sharon Isbin, MainArtist - Richard Danielpour, Composer - Jalaluddin Rumi, Composer
2020 Sharon Isbin Productions 2020 Sharon Isbin Productions
Sharon Isbin, MainArtist - Richard Danielpour, Composer - Jalaluddin Rumi, Composer
2020 Sharon Isbin Productions 2020 Sharon Isbin Productions
Sharon Isbin, MainArtist - Richard Danielpour, Composer - Jalaluddin Rumi, Composer
2020 Sharon Isbin Productions 2020 Sharon Isbin Productions
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This release by guitarist Sharon Isbin takes its title from the opening guitar concerto by Chris Brubeck, which proposes an affinity between jazz and classical music. Fans of jazzman Dave Brubeck may want the album for this work alone; composed, like all of the rest of the music here, for Isbin, it includes a passage she suggested that is based on one of the elder Brubeck's melodies and has quite a personal flavor. Yet the title may be taken in another way: much of the music is Latin influenced, but also shows affinities with other traditions of the world. This is effective, for the listener keeps expecting the music to slip into conventional Latin sounds, but it never does. Isbin plays on this tension elegantly in the classicized Latinism of composer Leo Brouwer, who wrote his El Decameron Negro for Isbin back in 1981 when she had just appeared on the scene. The least Latin work on the program is the guitar-accompanied three-song cycle by Richard Danielpour with which it concludes. Its texts, by poet Rumi, propose an affinity between the divine and the sensual, both exemplified gloriously by mezzo-soprano Isabel Leonard, and one suspects that a performance of the work in a Latin country would be enthusiastically received. The whole project is testimony to how admiration for this extraordinary guitarist has persisted as guitar music has fallen out of fashion and shown signs of rising again. An added attraction is the sound engineering from the Zoho label, known primarily for Latin jazz, R&B, and swing rather than for classical guitar music. Isbin's guitar is straightforwardly and warmly presented, with no extraneous string noise.
© TiVo
À propos
- 1 disque(s) - 9 piste(s)
- Durée totale : 00:55:08
- Artistes principaux : Sharon Isbin
- Compositeur : Various Composers
- Label : Zoho
- Genre : Classique Musique concertante
2020 Sharon Isbin Productions 2020 Sharon Isbin Productions
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