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| Domador de Huellas - Music of "Cuchi" Leguizamón |
| Guillermo Klein |
első megjelenés éve: 2010
72 perc |
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| (2010)
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| 5.180 Ft
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| 1. | Domador de huellas
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| 2. | Zamba de la viuda
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| 3. | Chacarera del zorro
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| 4. | Coplas del regreso
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| 5. | La Pomena
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| 6. | Zamba de Lozano
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| 7. | De solo estar
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| 8. | Me voy quedando
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| 9. | Cartas de amor que se queman
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| 10. | Maturana
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| 11. | Serenata del 900
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| 12. | Carnavalito del duende
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| 13. | Zamba del carnaval
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| 14. | La Mulanima
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Jazz
Richard Nant - trumpet, percussion
Juan Cruz de Urquiza - trumpet
Gustavo Musso - tenor saxophone
Martin Pantyrer - clarinet, bass clarinet
Esteban Sehinkman - rhodes
Matias Mendez - bass -electric
Guillermo Klein - piano, vocals
Lilliana Herrero - vocals
Carme Canela - vocals
Daniel ""Pipi"" Piazzola - drums
Ben Monder - guitar
Roman Giudice - vocals, percussion
"Domador de huellas = Tamer of footprints
The tamer with his know-how turns the wild animal docile, however the reference that touches the name of this work is not the animal but its footprint. A footprint is the remaining mark. It's a memory that is saved and coded. It's necessary to touch it, get with it, work it, so it can throw us just a little of its truth. Klein has touched Cuchi's footprint, he's interpreted it; he has decoded it to re-codify it under it under the rhythms of his pen, finding the intimate code that he gives us here. Cuchi was a tender footprint tamer, I imagine him happy, he would know how to listen to what is cooking here."
Guillermo Klein new album "Domador de Huellas" is based on the music/songs of Gustavo "Cuchi" Leguizamon. "Cuchi" was a musician, composer, pianist, poet, lawyer, and professor (history, literature, and philosophy). He wrote zambas, chacareras and vidalas (classical repertoire of Argentinean folk roots).
Guillermo Klein
Active Decades: '90s and '00s
Born: 1970 in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Genre: Jazz
Styles: Modern Creative, World Fusion, Latin Jazz, Post-Bop
Guillermo Klein moved from his native Argentina to Boston in 1990 to study at Berklee College of Music. In 1993 he moved to New York where he formed an inventive 17-piece big band. The band played Sunday nights at the underground club Smalls throughout 1995. Several years later, a newer, larger club called the Jazz Standard gave the Guillermo Klein Big Band a regular Monday night gig for several months. Klein also performed and recorded with a ten-piece ensemble called los Guachos, which featured the likes of Bill McHenry, Chris Cheek, Ben Monder, and others. The band's debut on Candid Records was never released, but Sunnyside picked up Los Guachos Vol. 2 for release in 1999. Unfortunately for the New York jazz scene, Klein moved back to Argentina in September of 2000.
---David R. Adler, All Music Guide |
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