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Bianca Pittoors: Bianca 8
ByThe language issue does offer additional food for thought regarding how to listen to the disc. It is no issue for Francophones, they already understand the content. For the rest of us listeners, we may wish to approach these pieces from a vocalese, scat, or voice as instrument point of view. Any listener familiar with the vocal jazz repertoire will recognize "Vous M'éblouissez as "You Go to My Head. Likewise, "Danse Avant De Tomber is "Save the Last Dance for Me. "Besame Mucho is a most multi-cultural of songs, originally in Spanish, sung in French, and very well I might add.
Bianca 8 offers the pedestrian jazz listener the opportunity to hear how the American art of jazz may be beautifully transformed by other cultural interests. Three things that solely belong to America are the Constitution, Baseball, and Jazz. The latter two, at the very least, may be seen as our most important cultural gifts to the globe. Bianca Pittoors embraces this gift and runs with it.
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Sous Le Ciel De Paris; La Belle Dame Sans Regrets; Un Monde Avec Toi; Quiz
Personnel
Bianca Pittoors
vocalsBianca Pitoors: vocals; Ian Clyne: piano; Tom McMahon: bass; Peter Beaudoin: drums; Alvaro de Minaya: percussion; Mike Tremblay: saxophones, flute.
Album information
Title: Bianca 8 | Year Released: 2007 | Record Label: Self Produced
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