Michael Wollny, Tamar Halperin - Michael Wollny's Wunderkammer
EAC rip > FLAC | separate tracks | No Log, No CUE | cover scans | ~265 MB (2 files)
Genre: Jazz | Label: ACT (ACT 9487-2) | Release date: 25 September 2009
EAC rip > FLAC | separate tracks | No Log, No CUE | cover scans | ~265 MB (2 files)
Genre: Jazz | Label: ACT (ACT 9487-2) | Release date: 25 September 2009
Michael Wollny is a musical adventurer, someone who always seeks out new sounds and sends his audience on exciting journeys of sonic discovery. Consequently, the critical response to his music has been appropriately enthusiastic. In 2009 he won both the jury and the audience prizes of the prestigious inaugural BMW Jazz Award in Munich, with his trio [em]. The industry’s critics have also been raving about his music for years, whether solo or performing with other musicians. The French publication Jazz Magazine described Wollny as, “the spearhead of a new generation of European jazz musicians”; Fono Forum described his “magical sounds”, and Jazzthing magazine wrote: “Piano music which has probably never been heard before in this form.” It is as if the critics all already knew Wollny’s lastest CD, Wunderkammer. Together with harpsichordist Tamar Halperin, and producer Guy Sternberg, Wollny again searches for that which hasn’t been heard before. This CD is a sound trip into the wonderful worlds which are created when all the historic and modern keyboard instruments of an entire museum are combined.
Source: actmusic.com
Tracks:
01 - Stundenglas - 04:52
02 - Kabinett II - 05:15
03 - Chur - 04:21
04 - Kabinett III -
05 - Mesmer - 03:56
06 - Kabinett IV - 04:16
07 - Palimpsest - 03:25
08 - Kabinett VI - 05:58
09 - Sagée - 06:03
10 - Kabinett V - 03:32
11 - Amethyst - 02:55
12 - Kabinett I - 03:15
All music composed by Michael Wollny
Line Up:
Michael Wollny - piano, celesta, harpsichord, harmonium, fender rhodes
Tamar Halperin - harpsichord, celesta
Produced by Guy Sternberg
Executive Producer: Siegfried Loch
Recorded in May 2009 by Guy Sternberg at FWL Studios, Leipzig
Mixed in May/June 2009 by Guy Sternberg at LowSwing Studio, Berlin
Mastered in July 2009 by Klaus Scheuermann at 4Ohm, Munich