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SYRTIS
MAJOR
Floridis - Petrovic - Nikolic
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Preis
/ Price :
15.08 €
Bestell-Nr.
/ P/O No. : ANO
KATO Records 2014 |
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| Floros
Floridis |
soprano
sax, clarinet, bass clarinet, voice |
| Miloš
Petrovic |
piano,
prepared piano, voice |
| Veljko
`Papa Nik´ Nikolic |
percussion,
daul, geremba, whistles & voice |
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| 01. |
May
(Miloš Petrovic) |
03:56
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| 02. |
4
beats in my heart (Miloš Petrovic) |
09:46 |
| 03. |
Syrtis
Major (Floros Floridis) |
04:10 |
| 04. |
One
and a half (Floros Floridis) |
06:23 |
| 05. |
Strange
sounds rhapsody (Veljko `Papa Nik´ Nikolic) |
07:01 |
| 06. |
Oh,
my life (Veljko `Papa Nik´ Nikolic) |
03:56 |
| 07. |
Moving
wagon (Floros Floridis) |
07:05 |
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08.
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Dudovic
plastic birds (Veljko `Papa Nik´ Nikolic) |
04:42 |
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Total
time: |
46:59 |
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Recorded
and mixed by Christos Megas on May 24-26, 1996 at
‚Agrotikon' Studios. Produced by ANO KATO Records (Greece)
Cover painting: Floros Floridis
Layout: Floros Floridis, D. Milosis
Executive producer: Floros Floridis
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sax and clarinet player Floros Floridis comes up with a new
CD on ANO KATO, accompanied by ex-Yugoslavia´s most
famous musicians Milos Petrovic on piano and Velco Nicolic
or Papa Nick on percussions and voice.
As George
Charonitis wrote (Jazz Magazine): The music on this
CD speaks an international dialect and addresses the listener
in the same international manner, with songwriting and dance
forms that cover a wide range. It is at the very point where
contemporary jazz originates from the best qualities that
spring from the body of popular music.
Petrovic´s
piano is narrative, tracing its base from the entire jazz
heritage. Papa Nick´s percussion also carries a long
tradition with it. As for Floros Floridis, he creates a
different story with every instrument: He captures a historical
flexibility on the clarinet, he retains the maximum jazz
inventiveness on the soprano sax, his bass clarinet playing
is particularly sensitive. Every piece leaves a sense of
fulfilment behind
Listen
to ´May´, feel the moving and proud voices of
the instruments on ´Oh, my life´, try to catch
the rhythms in ´Moving wagon´, and you will
understand why this edge of the world, the Balkans, never
stop growing free spirits and sensitive people.
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