[TR24][OF] Silvano Monasterios (feat. Anat Cohen, Troy Roberts) - Partly Sunny - 2016 (Post-Bop, Latin Jazz, Contemporary)

foobar2000 1.3.12 / Замер динамического диапазона (DR) 1.1.1
Дата отчёта:  2016-11-20 15:30:31
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Анализ:   Silvano Monasterios / Partly Sunny
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DR         Пики         RMS           Продолжительность трека
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DR9       -0.40 дБ   -10.92 дБ      6:42 01-A Tropical Mirage
DR8       -0.40 дБ   -10.78 дБ      5:51 02-Awash With Secrets
DR11      -0.41 дБ   -14.24 дБ      6:30 03-Blue in Red
DR7       -0.40 дБ   -10.73 дБ      6:51 04-Faith in You
DR11      -0.49 дБ   -15.36 дБ      6:00 05-Never Let Me Go
DR9       -0.40 дБ   -11.94 дБ      7:37 06-Eternal Blue Sky
DR8       -0.43 дБ   -12.74 дБ      6:26 07-Conqueror of Dreams
DR10      -0.44 дБ   -14.60 дБ      6:15 08-He Didn't Know
DR8       -0.40 дБ    -9.60 дБ      5:46 09-Partly Sunny
DR11      -0.46 дБ   -15.18 дБ      1:18 10-Awash With Secrets (Reprise)
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Количество треков: 10
Реальные значения DR: DR9
Частота:   44100 Гц
Каналов:   2
Разрядность:   24
Битрейт:   1315 кбит/с
Кодек:   FLAC
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It might strike as a paradox, but sometimes the brilliance of certain inventions can be measured by how obvious, how commonplace they seem. The music of Venezuelan pianist Silvano Monasterios is so easy-on-the-ear, so elegantly structured, and has such a casual, lived-in feel that it takes a bit to catch on to how sophisticated his work truly is. It's only after awhile that one notices the harmonic turns, the storytelling soloing, or his rhythmic vocabulary, especially his discreet use of traditional Venezuelan styles. Partly Sunny is Monasterios' second album for Savant, and his choices suggest that he feels no need to accommodate any conventional expectations about how Latin jazz should sound. Whatever someone might argue to be some essence of "Latin," is here integrated into the overall sound. With his working trio augmented with the great clarinetist Anat Cohen, saxman Troy Roberts and the colorful percussion of Robert Quintero, Monasterios has given us an album that is exuberant & visceral as well as personal & considered.

Silvano Monasterios • piano, composer
Jonathan Dadurka • bass
Rodolfo Zúñiga • drums
Roberto Quintero • percussion
guests
Troy Roberts • saxophones (1, 2, 6, 7, 9)
Anat Cohen • clarinet (4, 5)