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The Dawn (98) / Out of A Dream (97) / Erik Truffaz Revisited (01) (3CD) |
Erik Truffaz |
francia első megjelenés éve: 2002 |
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 3 x CD |
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1. CD tartalma: |
1. | Bukowsky Chapter 1
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2. | Yuri's Choice
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3. | The Dawn
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4. | Wet In Paris
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5. | Slim Pickings
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6. | Round Trip
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7. | The Mask
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8. | Free Stylin'
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2. CD tartalma: |
1. | Down Town
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2. | Out Of A Dream
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3. | Beauté Bleue
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4. | Wet In Paris
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5. | Porta Camollia
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6. | Indigo
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7. | Saisir
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8. | Elégie
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9. | Samara
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10. | Up Town
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11. | Betty
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3. CD tartalma: |
1. | The Dawn Part 1
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2. | Less
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3. | Bending New Corners
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4. | More
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5. | Siefried
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6. | Sweet Mercy
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7. | The Dawn Part 2
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Jazz
Erik Truffaz
Active Decades: '90s and '00s Genre: Jazz Styles: Acid Jazz, Fusion, Post-Bop
Erik Truffaz received an early introduction into the world of a professional musician, thanks to his saxophone-playing dad. When he was ten years old, the French trumpeter began performing in his father's dance band. As he grew older, Truffaz performed with other bands in the region until he was 16 and heard Kind of Blue by Miles Davis. The great jazz trumpeter's music inspired him to learn more, and he set off for Switzerland's Geneva Conservatoire, where he became a student. Truffaz's repertoire expanded to works by Mozart and Verdi, and he performed as part of Orchestre de Suisse Romande. He also played in cover bands before establishing a group called Orange. The band concentrated on Truffaz's compositions. Among its members was Marc Erbetta, a drummer who continued to play with Truffaz as the trumpeter evolved. Truffaz's jazz fusion artistry led France's Jury du Concours National de la Defense to bestow upon him the 1991 Prix Special, that country's coveted jazz award. Within three years, he became a leader with the release of Nina Valeria. In 1991, he made the first of his three appearances on the stage of the Montreux Jazz Festival. For two years beginning in 1994, he toured Europe, Russia, and Brazil, thanks to funds bestowed by the ProHelvetia Foundation. In 2000, Truffaz signed with Blue Note records and released The Mask, a straight ahead jazz session with Miles Davis similarities. By his second Revisite and third Mantis discs, however, Truffaz began to stretch the boundries of contemporary jazz by incorporating drum'n'bass and hip-hop rhythms, establishing himself as a cutting edge artist in his own right. In 2003, both Walk of the Giant Turtle and Bending New Corners were issued on Blue Note. Saloua from 2005 expanded his interest in hip-hop by adding some rap. ---Linda Seida & Al Campbell, All Music Guide |
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