Showing posts with label Nabel Records. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nabel Records. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 8, 2022

Andy Lumpp · Adelhard Roidinger - Parusia II (February 8, 2022 Nabel Records)

For many years, Adelhard Roidinger has been involved in developing new sounds based on micro-tonality. With his 7-string tenor bass and state-of-the-art electronics, he has created an exciting and wide-ranging musical dialogue in partnership with pianist Andy Lumpp, who, with his classic touch and extended harmonies, turns in a performance truely typical of his work.

The five spontaneously composed pieces included on this album showcase a new kind of audio experience, neither free jazz nor within the mainstream tradition.

This CD presents the second part of the May 2019 recording session. Jazz music with unmistakably European roots!

1. The Noo Sphere 13:54
2. Man’s Task 06:41
3. Those Who Carry the Burden 19:02
4. Parusia (für Jan) 11:43
5. Make It a Better Place 18:20

Andy Lumpp piano
Adelhard Roidinger 7-string tenor bass

All tunes composed by Andy Lumpp and Adelhard Roidinger, published by Nabel Music
Produced by Andy Lumpp, Adelhard Roidinger and Rainer Wiedensohler for Nabel
Recorded at Studio Großauer, Dormagen by Holger Siedler (THS-Studio), May 7, 2019
Mastered June 2019 · Highresolution Audio (24 bit, 96 khz)
Front cover artwork by Adelhard Roidinger · Photos by Michaela Krings (p. 7), Ulrike Stein (p. 8) and Rainer Wiedensohler · Cover design by Nabel

Monday, January 31, 2022

Klaus Ignatzek Trio - Airballoon (Remastered) January 31, 2022 Nabel Records

The Romanian singer Anca Parghel, who sadly died much too early, was one of the most remarkable voices in European jazz. Her voice is remarkable for its sureness of intonation, fantastic range (four octaves) and diverse shades in her expressive possibilities. In addition, she had an exuberant temperament.

At the beginning of her international career, she toured the European jazz clubs in the late 80s/early 90s with the German pianist Klaus Ignatzek in various formations. In 1992 she recorded the studio production Airballoon with standards and compositions by Klaus Ignatzek.

On Airballoon, Anca Parghel interprets jazz standards in a very personal and incomparable way.

She pays her masterly reminiscence to the great ladies of jazz. Anca Parghel swings, scats and interprets heartrending ballads - live she infects the audience and fellow musicians with her exuberant cheerfulness.

1. You and the Night and the Music 09:20
2. Airballoon 11:29
3. Come back to me 05:56
4. Too Soon Too Late 07:02
5. Our Blues 04:07
6. Portret de iubire 06:28
7. 'S Wonderful 06:27
8. Everything happens to me 10:57
9. You don't know what love is 02:42

Anca Parghel voc
Klaus Ignatzek p
Jean-Louis Rassinfosse b

Direct to Master Recording • Recorded at Studio 44, Monster (NL),
March 31/ April 1, 1992 by Max Bolleman • Produced by Rainer
Wiedensohler for NABEL • Remastered February 2019 at Nabel Studio
by Rainer Wiedensohler • Cover design by NABEL

Remastered version only for Download and Streaming!

Andy Lumpp · Adelhard Roidinger - Parusia (January 31, 2022 Nabel Records)

For many years, Adelhard Roidinger has been involved in developing new sounds based on micro-tonality. With his 7-string tenor bass and state-of-the-art electronics, he has created an exciting and wide-ranging musical dialogue in partnership with pianist Andy Lumpp, who, with his classic touch and extended harmonies, turns in a performance truely typical of his work.

The five spontaneously composed pieces included on this album showcase a new kind of audio experience, neither free jazz nor within the mainstream tradition.

1. Alpha 09:27
2. Departure 08:43
3. Cosmic Evolution 16:40
4. Mankind's Self Discovery 15:09
5. Omega 10:49

Andy Lumpp piano
Adelhard Roidinger 7-string tenor bass

All tunes composed by Andy Lumpp and Adelhard Roidinger, published by Nabel Music
Produced by Andy Lumpp, Adelhard Roidinger and Rainer Wiedensohler for Nabel
Recorded at Studio Großauer, Dormagen by Holger Siedler (THS-Studio), May 7, 2019
Mastered June 2019 · Highresolution Audio (24 bit, 96 khz)
Front cover artwork by Adelhard Roidinger · Photos by Michaela Krings (p. 7), Ulrike Stein (p. 8) and Rainer Wiedensohler · Cover design by Nabel


Ekkehard Wölk Trio - Pictures in Sounds (January 31, 2022 Nabel Records)

This new trio CD by EKKEHARD WÖLK consists entirely of his earlier compositions. His experience in the field of multistylistic jazz is what lies at the heart of the compositions and arrangements and also the sense of togetherness heard in the band’s improvisational performances.

The trio, having played together over a considerable number of years, successfully manage to connect concepts of modern jazz (tonal-bound or free collective) in a context in which influences from other musical styles are convincingly mingled.

Many of the compositions feature extra-musical ideas and images which appear in the compositional texture and are developed in an improvisationally arresting style. This creates, particularly in a live concert setting, a “jazz programme music” inspired by classic models, seeking to combine poetic musical sequences in the mind of the listener.

One feature of the band’s tried-and-tested concept is to create ever more open sound spaces within the context of the individual compositions, using free improvisation to open up spaces in which the listener's individual associative powers can be released on hearing this music.

This eclectic style is combined with the special powerful vitality and rhythmic finesse of “contemporary jazz”.

1. Circulus Vitiosus 03:57
2. Fairy - Tale Waltz 06:06
3. The Ballad of Mose Harper 04:15
4. Bartleby's Blues 05:24
5. Viaggio 05:52
6. A Child's Belief 05:07
7. Grandparents Garden 05:53
8. Novecento 03:52
9. Master Gepetto's Nightmare 04:33
10. Island's Evocation 06:14
11. Dulzinea 08:16
12. Snowy Landscape 08:10
13. Mourning 04:07

Ekkehard Wölk Piano
Lars Gühlke Bass
Andrea Marcelli Drums
Kristoff Becker Cello, Electronics (track 5,12)
Walter Gauchel Saxophone (track 4,6,8,10)

All compositions by Ekkehard Wölk, published by Nabel Music
Produced by Ekkehard Wölk and Rainer Wiedensohler for Nabel
Executive Producer Andreas Stoffel · Recorded by Christoph Schlimbach and Volker Greve at Greve Studio Berlin, May 29 and 30, 2019 · Mixed by Volker Greve
Photos by Ekkehard Wölk, Andreas Stoffel (Studio) · Cover design by Nabel