[TR24][OF] Eliane Elias - Dance Of Time - 2017 (Jazz, Vocal Jazz, Latin Jazz)

foobar2000 1.3.14 / Dynamic Range Meter 1.1.1
log date: 2017-03-24 22:14:09
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Analyzed: Eliane Elias / Dance Of Time
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DR         Peak         RMS     Duration Track
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DR7       -0.02 dB    -8.14 dB      4:18 01-O Pato
DR8       -0.02 dB    -9.49 dB      3:52 02-You’re Getting To Be A Habit With Me
DR6       -0.02 dB    -8.42 dB      5:22 03-Copacabana
DR6       -0.02 dB    -7.30 dB      5:02 04-Coisa Feita
DR8       -0.02 dB    -9.03 dB      5:17 05-By Hand (Em Mãos)
DR7       -0.02 dB    -8.12 dB      3:52 06-Sambou Sambou
DR9       -0.02 dB   -10.26 dB      5:01 07-Little Paradise
DR7       -0.02 dB    -8.49 dB      6:34 08-Speak Low
DR7       -0.02 dB    -8.01 dB      3:22 09-Samba De Orly
DR7       -0.02 dB    -9.37 dB      5:39 10-Na Batucada Da Vida
DR8       -0.02 dB    -9.24 dB      4:26 11-An Up Dawn
DR11      -0.02 dB   -13.60 dB      3:55 12-Not To Cry (Pra Não Chorar)
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Number of tracks:  12
Official DR value: DR8
Samplerate:        96000 Hz
Channels:          2
Bits per sample:   24
Bitrate:           2084 kbps
Codec:             FLAC
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Eliane Elias - Piano, Vocals
João Bosco - Guitar, Vocals
Randy Brecker - Flugelhorn
Celso De Almeida, Edú Ribeiro - Drums
Gustavo Di Dalva, Marivaldo Dos Santos - Percussion
Amilton Godoy - Piano
Conrado Goys - Guitar (Electric)
Mark Kibble - Vocals (Background)
Mike Mainieri - Vibraphone
Marcelo Mariano - Bass (Electric)
Marcus Teixeira - Guitar (Acoustic)
Toquinho - Guitar, Vocals

Eliane Elias
Born in São Paolo, Brazil, Eliane Elias was a child prodigy in her native country, transcribing solos of the great jazz masters by age 12 and teaching piano and improvisation at Brazil’s top school by 15. When she arrived in New York City in 1981, she impressed listeners, critics and fellow musicians alike with her pianistic fluency and charismatic stage presence. After a turn in the original acoustic line-up of Steps Ahead, she launched her career as a solo artist. A long line of recordings for Blue Note, RCA Victor and Concord followed, as both pianist and vocalist, interpreter of classic Brazilian material and a composer of original material. Elias made her ECM debut in 2005 on bassist Marc Johnson’s Shades of Jade, not only playing piano but also contributing several compositions.

Two years after seducing fans with her GRAMMY-winning Made in Brazil (Best Latin Jazz Album), Eliane was back in the studios in New York and her native Brazil to work on Dance of Time. Eliane’s style of samba owes a great deal to choro, a slower, jazz and tango influenced style of samba that emerged in the 1930s. It extended range of instruments and beyond the traditional percussion, guitar, and cavaquinho (a miniature guitar with a sound like a picked banjo) to take in the piano, flugelhorn, and trumpet.