Sanchez, Marta: Perpetual Void
Sanchez, Marta: Perpetual Void
Format: CD
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Artist: Sanchez, Marta
Label: Intakt Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 7640120194215
Genre: Jazz
The New York-based pianist and composer Marta Sanchez is on her way to the top of the international jazz world. With Perpetual Void, she presents her first trio album on Intakt Records. Sanchez, currently a member of the David Murray Quartet, pens captivating compositions for this impressive trio, where all three personalities shine. Savannah Harris and Chris Tordini are in top form, both as eloquent soloists and as ensemble partners, as they negotiate the polyphonic and cross-rhythmic currents and dynamic contrasts that inform Sanchez's writing. As Lauren du Graf writes in the liner notes, the trio setting allows "Sanchez's voice to cut through with cinematic clarity, with ample room for her to interact with her rhythm section, which she does with both freedom and sensitivity." And she adds: "Perpetual Void is a testament to Sanchez's singular greatness, establishing her pianistic voice more vividly than ever." This album is sure to stand as one of the most compelling piano trio recordings of this year.
Tracks:
1.1 I Don't Wanna Live the Wrong Life and Then Die
1.2 3:30 Am
1.3 Prelude to Grief
1.4 The Absence of the People You Long for
1.5 Perpetual Void
1.6 The End of That Period
1.7 Prelude to a Heartbreak
1.8 The Love Unable to Give
1.9 Black Cyclone
1.10 This Is the Last One About You
1.11 29B
