[TR24][OF] Wolfert Brederode Trio - Black Ice - 2016 (ECM, Contemporary Jazz)

foobar2000 1.3.8 / Dynamic Range Meter 1.1.1
log date: 2016-05-07 16:58:03
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Analyzed: Wolfert Brederode Trio / Black Ice
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DR         Peak         RMS     Duration Track
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DR14      -0.30 dB   -20.18 dB      5:15 01-Elegia
DR14      -1.52 dB   -20.12 dB      5:09 02-Olive Tree
DR14      -0.34 dB   -22.71 dB      4:05 03-Bemani
DR13      -2.00 dB   -19.43 dB      3:34 04-Black Ice
DR14      -0.30 dB   -20.97 dB      5:41 05-Cocoon
DR15      -0.30 dB   -19.47 dB      5:01 06-Fall
DR15      -2.69 dB   -24.53 dB      2:42 07-Terminal
DR13      -0.30 dB   -21.00 dB      4:33 08-Conclusion
DR14      -1.08 dB   -19.57 dB      4:24 09-Curtains
DR13      -0.30 dB   -17.91 dB      5:28 10-Rewind
DR15     -11.98 dB   -33.57 dB      1:22 11-Bemani (Variation)
DR13      -1.27 dB   -19.08 dB      4:25 12-Glass Room
DR15      -8.00 dB   -28.87 dB      1:43 13-Fall (Variation)
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Number of tracks:  13
Official DR value: DR14
Samplerate:        96000 Hz
Channels:          2
Bits per sample:   24
Bitrate:           2251 kbps
Codec:             FLAC
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Black Ice is a nice image for Dutch pianist Wolfert Brederode's new trio music, with its gleaming lyricism, transparency, and hint of danger, as well as sleek melodic invention both from the leader and from Icelandic bassist Gulli Gudmundsson.
Brederode and Gudmundsson have collaborated often over the last two decades in contexts from free improvisation to theatre music and have a keenly honed intuitive understanding. Jasper van Hulten is a resourceful addition to the team, a tone-sensitive drummer adept at embellishing the sensitive musical language and sense of interplay.
The album, recorded at Lugano's Studio RSI in July 2015 and produced by Manfred Eicher, is issued as the Brederode Trio goes on tour in the Netherlands. Black Ice follows two previous releases on ECM as leader, Currents and Post Scriptum (in his quartet with Claudio Puntin, Mats Eilertsen and Samuel Rohrer).

Wolfert Brederode - piano, compositions
Gulli Gudmundsson - double bass
Jasper van Hulten - drums