I can also highly recommend David Orlowsky's "Jeremiah" SACD. Here, he's playing with Singer Pur, not the trio. I'm a little curious about the lack of response. I'm wondering if it's because I'm alone in my enthusiasm or just because you guys haven't heard him. Did I blow it with "Mediterranean Folksy" - please don't hold that against him. He plays the clarinet but his style reminds me a lot of Chet Baker.
Heads up for David Orlowsky Trio
"the trio uses the expression 'chamber world music' to express this unusual mixture - world music and chamber music combined in a unique musical language."
I'm concluding my first playing of the trio's "Nessiah" CD as I write. I'm not very good at describing music - the only thing that comes to mind is "Mediterranean folksy", so my purpose hear is to urge anyone who thinks they might be interested in four (three+guest) extremely talented musicians playing some fresh, beautifully lyrical pieces to give them a listen. Incidentally, the CD is very well recorded and sounds fantastic.
I'm concluding my first playing of the trio's "Nessiah" CD as I write. I'm not very good at describing music - the only thing that comes to mind is "Mediterranean folksy", so my purpose hear is to urge anyone who thinks they might be interested in four (three+guest) extremely talented musicians playing some fresh, beautifully lyrical pieces to give them a listen. Incidentally, the CD is very well recorded and sounds fantastic.
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