 Исполнитель: RGG Название альбома: True Story-In Two Acts Год выпуска: True Story-In Two Acts Формат файлов: mp3, 320 kbps Размер архива: 238 mb Скачать с: rusfolder.com
The album´s title, consistent with the titles of the two albums which preceded this release, includes the word "story", which clearly points out to the fact that the trio members conceive their music-making as a process of storytelling, metaphysically of course, but nevertheless quite significantly. Music is, after all, a reflection of the musician´s personality and his life experience, not just a detached intellectual creation of his mind. The storytelling influences the character of the music dramatically and is responsible for it being wonderfully communicative, even though it is completely free stylistically. RGG manage to create perhaps the most "talkative" form of Free Jazz ever encountered, which enables every Jazz listener, including those with little or even no Free Jazz experience, to absorb and most importantly enjoy this music. Amazingly, the album creates an overall aura of serenity and composure, although it is in fact full of creative tensions and convolutions.
As in all piano trio music, and especially in case the music is highly improvised, the key element is the musical bond developed between the trio members, which in the best of cases involves truly telepathic communication. RGG definitely fall in that category, displaying an amazing level of group consciousness, collective improvisation ability and above all enormous mutual respect. The solo spot moves freely between the instruments, as the trio members clearly share the storytelling duties equally, supporting and complimenting each other rather than competing with each other. This incredible level of cooperation is the trio´s most formidable asset.
But of course each of the trio members is a great instrumentalist, regardless if he plays solo or is part of the duo and trio format. Perhaps more so that in any other piano trio setting, RGG eschews the concept of a "leader" and presents a concept of a music unit, which is much greater than a sum of its parts. That is why RGG is able to produce such extraordinary music, which has few equals anywhere in the world.
Polish Jazz aficionados will of course try the unavoidable comparison between RGG and the "other" great Polish Jazz piano trio, the Simple Acoustic Trio. For a true music lover there is no competition here whatsoever, and these two great ensembles compliment each other rather than compete with each other. Polish Jazz is simply lucky to have two such brilliant piano trios creating music in tandem.
This is definitely some of the finest Polish Jazz ever recorded, and some of the most wonderful piano trio music ever created. It would be criminal to miss this album, something a true music connoisseur should avoid at all costs. This stuff is essential for the mental health of those, who are lucky to immerse in its splendor.
Disc 1.
01. Prologue I.
02. Scene I
03. Scene II
04. Scene III
05. Scene IV
06. Scene V
07. Scene VI
08. Scene VII
09. Scene VIII
10. Scene IX
11. Scene X
12. Scene XI
13. Scene XII
14. Scene XIII
15. Scene XIV
16. Epilogue I.
Disc 2.
01. Prologue I.
02. Scene I
03. Scene II
04. Scene III
05. Scene IV
06. Scene V
07. Scene VI
08. Scene VII
09. Scene VIII
10. Scene IX
11. Scene X
12. Scene XI
13. Scene XII
14. Scene XIII
15. Scene XIV
16. Epilogue I.
Personnel:
Przemyslaw Raminiak - piano
Maciej Garbowski - double bass
Krzysztof Gradziuk - drums
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