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Sebastian Schunke: Genesis, Mystery And Magic
BySebastian Schunke
pianoThe opener "Adelante" makes his case as a Latin jazz composer. Beginning with

Nils Wogram
trombone
Pernell Saturnino
percussion
Hans Glawischnig
bassb.1970

Alex Sipiagin
trumpetb.1967
Diego Pinera
drums"Ella" (dedicated to Schunke's daughter) may be the hit of the album. Its memorable, song-like theme is initially stated by the piano with horn accompaniment. After a reflective piano solo the rhythm builds to a final horn arrangement of the theme. A catchy tune that is well served by the exciting arrangement. The program includes two introspective Interludes of unaccompanied piano, providing a break from the more elaborate pieces and showcasing the composer's more lyrical side. The final track is titled "Misterioso," but its Latin groove could never be confused with the

Thelonious Monk
piano1917 - 1982
Track Listing
Adelante; Song for Antje; Ella; Interlude 20_12; Metamorphosis; Rapsodia No. 2 "Deep;" Interlude 20_12; Misterioso.
Personnel
Sebastian Schunke
pianoSebastian Schunke — Compositions, Piano Alex Sipiagin — Trumpet, Flugelhorn Nils Wogram — Trombone Hans Glawischnig — Bass Diego Pinera — Drums Pernell Saturnino — Percussion
Album information
Title: Genesis, Mystery And Magic | Year Released: 2014 | Record Label: Nwog Records
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