Bosko Petrovic's Nonconvertible All Stars – Swinging East, Recorded Live At The Berlin Jazz Festival (1973)(2014, Hi-Res) скачать бесплатно

Label (Catalog#) : MPS Records

Genre: Jazz

Quality: FLAC (*tracks)

Bitrate: 24bit / 88kHz

Time: 46:50

Full Size: 887Mb(+3%) 

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Recorded at the 1971 Berlin Jazz Festival, Swinging East is testimony to jazz’s ability to cross over international boundaries. Representing various Communist Bloc countries, the musicians were all-stars in their own lands, and three of the players, Croatia’s Bosco Petrovic, Polish violinist Michal Urbaniak, and Hungarian bassist Aladar Pege, gained international fame. Based on a melody from the Kolo, an old Serbian folk dance, Balkan Blues starts off in 7/4 then swings into a slow blues with emotive solos, and Pege’s virtuoso bowed bass. There’s a Latin and funk feel to Sigo’s Garden, with fine flute solos and Bosco’s warm marimba play. Based on an Estonian folk song, With Pain I was Born to Live fluctuates between a 7/4 and 4/4, with a beautiful section in which Bosco improvises on the tarabrooka, a traditional Macedonian drum, accompanying a short flute solo that captures the timeless Balkan soul. A fascinating mix of jazz and East European folk.

 

 Tracks:

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1. Balkan Blues - 14:40 (Written-By – Bosko Petrović)

2. Sigo's Garden - 10:30 (Written-By – Bosko Petrović)

3. With Pain I Was Born - 20:45 (Folksong , Arranged By – Bosko Petrović)

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Bosko Petrović – vibraphone, flute [darmarofon], goblet drum [tarabrooka], marimba

Ozren Depolo – alto saxophone, bass clarinet

Dan Mandrila (Mîndrilă) – tenor saxophone

Salko Mujićić – flute, alto-flute, piccolo flute

Simeon Shterev – flute

Michał Urbaniak – electric violin

Tihomir Pop Asanović – organ

Aladár Pege – double bass

Miljenko Prohaska – electric bass

Ratko Divjak – drums

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