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Ensemble Contraste

Miroir(s)
there's no doubting his intense identification with their inner music...I like the raw, assertive quality of much of Walton's playing, and in particular the hard pizzicato style he adopts...he...

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Ensemble Contraste

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there's no doubting his intense identification with their inner music...I like the raw, assertive quality of much of Walton's playing, and in particular the hard pizzicato style he adopts...he...

About

“Delicious contrasts occur when classical music and popular music rub elbows” is the motto of Ensemble Contraste, a French group founded in 2000 by some of the leading classical virtuosi of the new generation. They built their notoriety by making their own arrangements that have resulted in original programmes that range from classical music to tango, and from musicals to jazz, to premieres of contemporary works. The Ensemble Contraste has collaborated with artists from many fields.

'Miroir(s)' is a jazz recording that pays homage to some of the masterpieces of classical music. It gathers a jazz musician, a composer/improviser, a pianist who writes arrangements and a classical musician tempted by the jazz demon. Mozart’s 'Lacrimosa' turns Bossa Nova…

Contents and tracklist

Cathedrales (improvisation)
Track length4:39
Echoes of Gospel (improvisation)
Track length2:27
Amazing Grace (improvisation)
Track length2:54
Herz und Mund und Tat und Leben, BWV 147: Herz und Mund und Tat und Leben (arr. for jazz ensemble)
Track length3:51
En miroir
Track length7:42

Awards and reviews

October 2013

there's no doubting his intense identification with their inner music...I like the raw, assertive quality of much of Walton's playing, and in particular the hard pizzicato style he adopts...he moves between sections with great naturalness.
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