The London Concert (24bit 44khz), by STEFAN AEBY TRIO with André Pousaz and Michi Stulz

The London Concert (24bit 44khz)

by STEFAN AEBY TRIO with André Pousaz and Michi Stulz

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1.	Shi 07:54	info	buy track
2.	Knabautsch 06:55	info	buy track
3.	The Wheel 10:03	info	buy track
4.	Dalston 07:30	info	buy track
5.	Iuk 06:14	info	buy track
6.	Song for A. 04:09	info	buy track
7.	To the Light 10:25	info	buy track

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Intakt cd 315

The concert of The Stefan Aeby Trio at the intakt festival at vortex Jazz
club in London 2017 was a highlight of live music in the capital that year.
It made an emphatic statement on how improvisation transcends
borders and underlined the strength of a new generation of players.
London journalist Kevin le genre writes: "Aeby, drummer Michi Stulz
and double bassist André Pousaz make for an inherently contemporary
proposition insofar as they are by no means restricted to the
standard tropes of the piano trio. This is a group comprising three
instruments and three open minds. hence the performance sees the
players organically shift the ensemble towards many stylistic areas,
whether it is a suggestion of wistful ambient soundscapes, breezy,
percussive African folk, or modern pop that retains the blues to varying
degrees. The music is multi-faceted.
Throughout the concert there is a palpable sense of breathing space
as well as controlled intensity. A quiet fire. The lasting impression of
this concert is precisely the cohesion and dynamics of the trio, with its
skillful straddling of natural and digital tones, and its deft negotiation of
sounds past, present and future."

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released August 17, 2018

Stefan aeby: Piano
André Pousaz: Bass
Michi Stulz: Drums

All compositions by Stefan Aeby, except “the wheel” by André
Pousaz. recorded April 24, 2017, live at vortex Jazz club
london by Ali ward. Mixed by Andy neresheimer for radio
Srf 2 and intakt records. Mastered June 2018 at Pousaz
Sound lab by André Pousaz. cover photo: le_steffou.
graphic design: Jonas Schoder. liner notes: Kevin le gendre.
Photos: Dawid laskowski. executive production: Anja illmaier.
Produced and published by intakt records

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