Album info
Album-Release:
2014
HRA-Release:
12.05.2014
Label: ECM
Genre: Jazz
Subgenre: Crossover Jazz
Artist: Jean-Louis Matinier & Marco Ambrosini
Composer: Jean_Louis Matinier, Marco Ambrosini, Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750), Giovanni Battista Pergolesi (1710-1736), Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber, André Astier
Album including Album cover Booklet (PDF)
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- 1 Wiosna 04:47
- 2 Tasteggiata 03:46
- 3 Basse Dance 06:18
- 4 Szybko 02:17
- 5 Presto from Sonata in G Minor, BWV 1001 03:04
- 6 Inventio 4, BWV 775 03:08
- 7 Taïga 01:41
- 8 Qui Est Homo 04:19
- 9 Praeludium from Rosary Sonata No. 1 02:19
- 10 Oksu 02:18
- 11 Hommage 04:29
- 12 Kochanie Moje 03:31
- 13 Balinese 00:52
- 14 Tasteggiata 2 01:05
- 15 Siciliènne 02:45
Info for Inventio
Inventio” ist in der Tat ein in jeder Hinsicht innovatives Projekt, was bereits bei der Instrumentierung offenbar wird: Marco Ambrosini ist einer der wenigen Musiker, die die Nyckelharpa außerhalb der schwedischen Folktradition einsetzen – und Jean-Louis Matinier hat in ähnlicher Weise das Akkordeon aus seinem üblichen folkloristischen Bezugsrahmen geholt. Auf dem vorliegenden Album spielt das Duo ein Programm, das von den Barocksonaten von Bach und Biber, aber auch von den lyrischen Kadenzen Pergolesis inspiriert ist. Sie adaptieren Werke von jedem dieser Meister und tragen auch eigene Kompositionen bei. Eine Route von der Alten zur modernen Musik verfolgend, improvisieren sie mit diesem Material und finden dabei immer neue Klangkombinationen in der speziellen Verbindung ihrer beiden Instrumente.
„Inventio“ wird Hörer ansprechen, die schon Matiniers ECM-Aufnahmen mit Anouar Brahem, François Couturiers Tarkovsky Quartet, und Louis Sclavis, oder auch Ambrosinis Alben mit Rolf Lislevand, Giovanna Pessi/Susanna Wallumrød und Helena Tulve zu schätzen wussten.
„Inventio“ wurde im Auditorio Radiotelevisione svizzera in Lugano aufgenommen und von Manfred Eicher produziert.
Jean_Louis Matinier, Akkordeon
Marco Ambrosini, Nyckelharpa
Recorded April 2013, Auditorio Radiotelevisione svizzera, Lugano
Engineered by Lara Persia
Produced by Manfred Eicher
Jean-Louis Matinier
born in 1963 in Nevers, France, studied both classical music and jazz, and attracted national and international attention as an outstanding soloist in the Orchestre National de Jazz at the end of the 1980s, when it was under the direction of Claude Barthélemy. Since 1999 he has accompanied chanson legend Juliette Gréco on concerts around the world. Matinier can be heard on ECM recordings with Anouar Brahem (Le pas du chat Noir, Le voyage de Sahar), François Couturier (Nostalghia, Tarkovsky Quartet) and Louis Sclavis (Dans la nuit), as well as Sounds and Silence (music for the film of the same name). Others of his duo projects have included bassist Renaud Garcia-Fons, and clarinettist Michael Riessler. In such contexts – and in his work with the groups of Brahem and Couturier – Jean-Louis Matinier has taken the accordion far beyond any ‘folkloric’ frame of reference.
Marco Ambrosini
was born in 1964 in Forli, Italy. He studied violin, viola and composition at the G.B. Pergolesi Institute in Ancona and at Pesaro’s Rossini Conservatory. One of very few nyckelharpa players working outside the Swedish folk tradition, he took up the instrument in 1983 and has since become one of its most outstanding exponents, shaping a new role for the instrument in baroque and contemporary music. Ambrosini has played on more than a hundred albums. He is the co-founder of the early music consort Oni Wytars. In addition to work with Matinier he has played in diverse contexts with Michael Riessler, Valentin Clastrier and many others. Marco Ambrosini can be heard on ECM recordings with Rolf Lislevand (Nuove musiche, Diminiuito) Giovanna Pessi/Susanna Wallumrød (If Grief Could Wait) and Helena Tulve (Arboles lloran por lluvia) as well as the Sounds and Silence anthology.
Booklet for Inventio