Inventio
Jean-Louis Matinier & Marco Ambrosini
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Release Date: 19 May 2014
Label: ECM Records
Packaging Type: Jewel Case
No of Units: 1
Barcode: 602537594290
Genres: World Music  Jazz  
Jean-Louis Matinier & Marco Ambrosini
Release Date: 19 May 2014
Label: ECM Records
Packaging Type: Jewel Case
No of Units: 1
Barcode: 602537594290
Genres: World Music  Jazz  
Description
Inventio is an inventive project at all levels, beginning with the instrumentation. Marco Ambrosini is one of very few musicians playing nyckelharpa outside the Swedish folk tradition, and Jean-Louis Matinier has similarly taken the accordion beyond any 'folkloric' frame of reference. On the present disc, the French-Italian duo plays a programme inspired by the sonatas of Bach and Biber but also by the lyrical cadences of Pergolesi.
The pair adapt and arrange works of each of these Baroque masters, and contribute compositions of their own - mostly by the accordionist. Following a path from ancient to modern music, they improvise together, finding new sound-colour combinations in the special and very alluring blending of their instruments.
Inventio is a recording that will delight listeners who have appreciated Matinier's ECM recordings with Anouar Brahem (especially Le pas du chat noir), François Couturier's Tarkovsky Quartet, and Louis Sclavis (Dans la nuit), as well as Ambrosini's discs with Rolf Lislevand, Giovanna Pessi/Susanna Wallumrød (If Grief Could Wait), and Estonian composer Helena Tulve. It was recorded at the Auditorio Radiotelevisione svizzera studio in in Lugano, and produced by Manfred Eicher.
Personnel: Jean-Louis Matinier (accordion), Marco Ambrosini (nyckelharpa)
Tracklisting
Stephan Micus
Stephan Micus
Keith Jarrett; Charlie Haden
Dominic Miller; Santiago Arias; Nicolas Fiszman; Ziv Ravitz
Andras Schiff
Andras Schiff
Keith Jarrett
The Tallis Scholars; Peter Phillips
Tiziano Tononi
Otisto 23
Steve Nelson/Neil Swainson/Geoff Keezer
Sax Gordon
Ronnie Matthews
Ralph Sutton
Paul Giallorenzo Trio
Larry Novak