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A Time To Remember

Elina Duni & Rob Luft

A Time To Remember

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As always with Elina Duni, this is a thoughtful, beautifully articulated piece of jazzy poetry, even if the mood is predominantly introspective.

A Time To Remember

Elina Duni & Rob Luft

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As always with Elina Duni, this is a thoughtful, beautifully articulated piece of jazzy poetry, even if the mood is predominantly introspective.

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A Time To Remember is a continuation of the special synergy that inhabited Elina Duni's acclaimed Lost Ships and finds her regrouping with that album's quartet of guitarist Rob Luft, Matthieu Michel on flugelhorn and Fred Thomas on percussion and piano.

As the title suggests, the notion of 'time' pulls through the programme like a theme, connecting music from different parts of the world - traditionals, popular songs and original compositions - in performances of deep lyricism but also fleet-footed folklore. The repertory spans Albanian and Kosovan traditionals, American songs like the Broadway classic "I'll Be Seeing You" and Stephen Sondheim's musical ballad "Send In The Clowns" as well as originals by Rob and Elina.

Commenting on the group's last effort, Jazzwise said that "the sum of Duni and Luft's work together seems greater than their individual achievements, where concept and conceptualisation have combined to produce a classic." A Time To Remember should confirm that proposition and further expands on the qualities explored previously.

Elina Duni: voice

Rob Luft: guitar

Fred Thomas: piano, drums

Matthieu Michel: flugelhorn

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  • Presto Recording of the Week
    16th June 2023
  • The Guardian
    Jazz Album of the Month
    July 2023

July 2023

As always with Elina Duni, this is a thoughtful, beautifully articulated piece of jazzy poetry, even if the mood is predominantly introspective.
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