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Oliver Leicht [Acht.]
RAEUME
J4E 4794 VÖ: 24.04.2009
Oliver Leicht (cl, as), Norbert Scholly (g), Ingmar Heller (b),
Jens Düppe (dr),
Christine Chapman (fr-h), Christian Jaksjo (euphonium), Klaus
Heidenreich (tb),
Ed Partyka (b-tb, tu)
Oliver Leicht (cl, as), Norbert Scholly (g), Ingmar Heller (b),
Jens Düppe (dr),
Christine Chapman (fr-h), Christian Jaksjo (euphonium), Klaus
Heidenreich (tb),
Ed Partyka (b-tb, tu)
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Constructing
rooms with music, creating various atmospheres for the
listener, drawing and describing them with unlimited
imagination – that is was the ensemble [Acht.] does.
With its second release the band leader Oliver Leicht
set the ground of such an acoustic building with eight
compositions and arrangements. He defines the base, the
forms, the sizes and colours, whereas the room is
finally designed and redefined by the ensemble´s work,
each time newly made by the soloists´ improvisations.
The style isn´t limited at all. So you find loans from
the electronic music, from the chamber music as well as
heavier sounds and grooves from Jazz and Pop.
The unusaul combination jazz quartet plus deep brass
section is just a wonderful adventure – it is completed
and finely chased by the musicians´ personal
interpretations. Klaus Heidenreich (tb), Christian
Jaksjo (euphonium), Norbert Scholly (g) and Ingmar
Heller (b) are, together with Oliver Leicht, the solo
players. Jens
Düppe on the drums is anything but only a sideman. Many
colours and atmospheres arise decisively from his play.
Together with Ingmar Heller he not only lays the
foundation for all soloists but also gives the
inspiration for manifold creations.
Christine Chapman (fr-h) and Ed
Partyka (b-tb, tu) do the same in a figurative sense.
They round off the warm brass sound from both sides,
causing highly intense emotions with their ability to
breathe life into each note. Especially the complex
line-up of the the ensemble makes that [Acht.] is able
to change fluently between combo and chamber music parts
and a nearly orchestral richness of tone.
A new experience of sound spaces! |
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