Salaputia Brass & Jeroen Berwaerts: Signals from Heaven

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This album showcases Jeroen Berwaerts' musical versatility on several levels: he developed the concept of this CD, performs as a trumpet soloist and jazz vocalist and directs the ensemble. #Jeroen #Berwaerts and #Salaputia #Brass prove congenial partners on the same wavelength.
The Belgian musician does not believe in genre boundaries. He performs early music equally naturally as he does new music or jazz. No matter how diverse the musical styles, Berwaerts always looks for, and finds, one element in particular - a soulful profundity. "Signals from Heaven" combines #spirituals and #spiritual #music by Tōru #Takemitsu, Giovanni #Gabrieli and Duke #Ellington. Historically, stylistically and geographically speaking, these musical styles could hardly be further apart. Listening carefully, however, it becomes apparent how close they can be. Defying the confines of epochs, continents and genres, they form a new harmony.
This search for a soulful profundity in music unites all participating artists, as well as the aim of connecting people through music. Jeroen Berwaerts' concept does not represent "crossover" but a combination of voices which have something to say to one another. And they do - the concept is audibly successful.
Claudio #Monteverdi: #Toccata from L'#Orfeo
Giovanni #Gabrieli: #Sonata Pian e Forte, C175 from #Sacrae #Symphoniae
George #Gershwin: #Summertime from #Porgy and #Bess
Giovanni #Gabrieli: #Canzon primi toni, C170 from #Sacrae #Symphoniae
#Sometimes I feel like a #motherless #child
Tōru #Takemitsu: #Signals from #Heaven (I. Day Signal / II. Night Signal)
Giovanni #Gabrieli: #Canzon noni toni, C173 from #Sacrae #Symphoniae
#Nobody knows the #trouble I’ve seen
Giovanni #Gabrieli: #Canzon septimi toni, C172 from #Sacrae #Symphoniae
Duke #Ellington: Come Sunday from #Sacred #Concert No. 1
Giovanni #Gabrieli: #Canzon per sonar prima La #Spiritata, C186 from #Canzoni
#Swing #Low
#Salaputia #Brass & #Jeroen #Berwaerts
feat. Julian #Wasserfuhr (flugelhorn in Swing Low)
recording: June 26 - 28, 2016
recording location: #Lukaskirche Dresden
recording producer: Dipl.-Tonmeister Wolfram Nehls / Dipl.-Tonmeister Clemens Deller
editing: Dipl.-Tonmeister Clemens Deller
executive producer: Dipl.-Tonmeister Ludger Böckenhoff
photos Salaputia Brass: Steven Haberland, Hamburg
photo Jeroen Berwaerts: Sebastian Schulz, Hamburg
video, art direction and design: AB-Design
audite 97.725
EAN 4022143977250
www.audite.de/9...

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@buzzer193 3 года назад

This is some of the most elegant and impressive brass playing you'll ever here. It's all great, but the short Gabrieli clip really blows me away with it's with it's concept and musicality. Bravo, Jeroen!!! You're a master and such an accomplished artist...bug fan!

@wimvandessel1 5 лет назад

Super Jeroen !!!!!

@gustavokoelln 3 года назад

Ausgezeichnete Arbeit mit hervorragender musikalischer Interpretation, interessant ist, wie es sich auf das Video bezieht, das jedes Stil interpretiert wird, ohne den Crossover einzukommen. Allerdings eindeutig gehört wird, insbesondere in Metallinstrumenten, einem farbigen Crossover, dh Instrumentalisten mit symphonischem Orchester sound, am jazz interpretieren. Ideal wäre, wenn möglich (was ohne Zweifel etwas komplexer wäre) eine gemeinsame Produktion mit europäischen Sinfoniemusiker und einem typischen original New Orleans Blasskapelle. Ich denke, sodass könnte man den stilistischen Unterschied richtig hören und vor allem Klangfarbeunterschied , wie es sein sollte. Hervorragender der Gesang von Jeroen Berwaerts. ( vielleicht eine gemeinsame Produktion mit Wynton Marsalis?) schön das die Namen der Personen in Produktionsteam zu lesen ist. Ich vermisse die Namen der Mitwirkende Musiker.