Vincent Belanger & Anne Bisson - Conversations - 2016

Vincent Belanger & Anne Bisson - Conversations

Жанр: Smooth Jazz
Носитель: CD
Страна-производитель диска (релиза): Канада
Год издания: 2016
Издатель (лейбл): Camilio Records/XLO International Inc.
Номер по каталогу: CAM2-5022
Аудиокодек: FLAC (*.flac)
Тип рипа: tracks+.cue
Битрейт аудио: (lossy + lossless)
Продолжительность: 37:28
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Треклист:

01. Le vent souffle encore (Massicotte-Bisson) - 4:41

02. Reverie sentimentale (M.Belanger) - 2:35

03. Comme un Tango (V.Belanger) - 3:48

04. Fly Away (Lenoir-Besson) - 4:32

05. Sutton Place Chorinho (Chesky) - 4:41

06. Dedethoven (Gagnon) - 4:56

07. Spring Commitment (Sou-Belanger) - 3:16

08. Fantasia for Morel Genesis (arr. Bisson) - 2:45

09. Wake Up! (It's Me!) (Lenoir-Bisson) - 3:32

10. Rupture (Belanger) - 2:42
Состав:
Vincent Belanger - cello
Anne Bisson - vocals, piano
Isabeau Corriveau - harp
Jean-Bertrand Carbou (#1,9), Jacques Roy (#3,7) - double bass
Charlotte Belanger - back vocal (#1)

Об альбоме (сборнике)
VOICE, CELLO AND PIANO: Anne Bisson and Vincent Bélanger have caught the wind in their sails.Marie-Claude Simard ICI MUSIQUE Radio-CanadaA very intense love of music emerges from a new album by singer and pianist Anne Bisson and cellist Vincent Bélanger who, with undeniable joy, profoundly explore their instruments’ power of expression in recordings that combine shades of jazz, pop, and the classical.
With Bélanger & Bisson - Conversations, Anne and Vincent converse with emotion and subtlety, transporting the listener to worlds that are at times dreamlike and at others very down to earth. Here they give us ten recordings, of which six are instrumentals, breathlessly going from one style to the next without missing a beat.
The artists themselves composed the original music for seven of these pieces and Anne Bisson sings songs in three languages: French, English and Mandarin. Yes, all three!
The Art of ListeningMasters in the art of conversation, these two musicians also know how to listen. Gladly letting the other take center stage, they each, in turn, take off in soaring flights of virtuoso performances.
In Rupture notably, the cello breaks out in a passionate semi-improvised solo, while in Fantasia for Morel Genesis, Anne Bisson’s lively piano takes over, pausing slightly to catch its breath with a pastoral interlude, before returning to its previous headlong rush.
The two virtuosi also invited Isabeau Corriveau on the harp and Jean-Bertrand Carbou and Jacques Roy on acoustic bass to perform on some of the tracks. In Rêverie Sentimentale, the harp’s dulcet tones intermingle with the piano’s delicate notes to create a celestial ambience in which the cello makes its presence known with its distinctive voice.
On the album, one will also hear Dédéthoven, a composition by André Gagnon which, by paying homage to the music of Beethoven, displays the two artists’ deep and undeniable devotion they hold for classical music.
This is Anne Bisson’s fourth album, Vincent Bélanger’s third.