Enrico Rava & Fred Hersch - The Song Is You | ECM Records
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- Enrico Rava/Fred Hersch - The Song Is You
Enrico Rava: flugelhorn
Fred Hersch: piano
The album is available on CD and vinyl: ECM.lnk.to/The...
Their collaboration has been hailed as a summit meeting of two jazz masters. Enrico Rava, trumpeter from Trieste, and Fred Hersch, pianist from Cincinnati, share a deep affection for the tradition and a profound sense for melodic invention. In this recording, with flugelhorn and piano glowing in the superb acoustic of the Lugano studio, Rava and Hersch explore some much-loved standards: Jerome Kern’s “The Song Is You”, Thelonious Monk’s “Mysterioso” and “’Round Midnight”, Jobim’s “Retrato em Branco e Preto”, and George Bassman’s “I’m Getting Sentimental Over You”. They also play their own tunes, Fred’s “Child’s Song” and Enrico’s “The Trial”, and improvise freely together. Enrico Rava has been an ECM artist for almost fifty years. The Song Is You is Fred Hersch’s first for the label. The album was recorded at Auditorio Stelio Molo RSI in November 2021, and produced by Manfred Eicher.
The video is beautifully animated by Francesco Scarponi: / scarponifrancesco
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If I had to take one artist's music with me to a deserted island, it might be Enrico Rava.
Enrico never disappoints.
... and a nice video along with sublime music!
YES THE SONG ! IT S ME ! ❤
The most beautiful music on the earth!
beautifully done. always loved the flugelhorn.
Thank you for this masterwork.
wow, stunning
Excelente.
Love this recording
JAZZ ! ❤
Muy bueno, bellísimo.
El amor entre verdaderos hombres y verdaderas mujeres, sólo de allí surge la vida, la familia, sólo se debe cultivar las buenas costumbres y por sobre todo la buena música que nace de las melodías que inspira Dios a nuestros espíritus.
Please, do not pollute this comment section with such a lame conservative propaganda on your god's behalf. Also, if you knew anything about your own religion you wouldn't be enjoying free jazz instrumental music. That's not to say this music is bad; I mean the opposite. But anachronistic people like you who oppose social progress should not like music any different from traditional liturgical plainchant. Were it not for open minded/non Christian/"pagan" people and cultures, we would still be living in the Middle Ages, listening to monophonic singing and dying from bubonic plague. You must thank diversity and secularism for your mere existence. Don't be a tool
so beautiful, until I hear 2-5-1
Yes, I also felt that. Was surprised at its explicit nature.
Nothing wrong with 2-5-1! I love the feeling of switching from open to functional harmony and then back to open, it feels like worlds opening up to my ears