Silke_Eberhard_Trio-The_Being_Inn-(IntaktCD280)-PROMO-CD-FLAC-2017-HOUND

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2017-08-11

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HOUND presents...

Artist.......: Silke Eberhard Trio
Album........: The Being Inn
Label........: Intakt Records
Genre........: Jazz
Catnr........: IntaktCD280
Source.......: CD (LP)
Rip.date.....: 2017-08-10
Str.date.....: 2017-06-16
Quality......: 803kbps/44.1kHz/2 channels
Url..........: http://www.intaktrec.ch/280-a.htm

track  title                                          time

 1.    Ding Dong                                      5:11
 2.    Willisau Suite                                18:13
 3.    Schlappen                                      0:49
 4.    Mininatur                                      4:13
 5.    Kanon                                          2:45
 6.    Towels                                         0:38
 7.    In Drei                                        3:35
 8.    Wake-Up Call                                   0:38
 9.    8915                                           4:40
 10.   Schirm                                         3:59
 11.   Another Pint                                   0:36
 12.   Versteckter Kitsch                             5:49
 13.   Last Order                                     0:38


                                            Runtime  51:44
                                            Size     306.71


Release Notes:

ItÆs no secret that reedist Silke Eberhard is a keen student of jazz history, a
player whose inspiration routinely gets recharged by immersing herself in the
music of her early heroes. For her that means more than listening to old records
by the likes of Eric Dolphy, Charles Mingus, and Ornette Coleman (the subject of
EberhardÆs 2007 Intakt debut, a duo album with pianist Aki Takase titled Ornette
Coleman Anthology) û but diving into that repertoire and reshaping it with novel
instrumentation.

But Eberhard makes it clear that the trio featured on The Being Inn is the
context for which she always imagines her own material. ôI feel a lot of freedom
with this group,ö she says of working with bassist Jan Roder and drummer Kay
Lⁿbke. Although this particular group coalesced in 2006, her history with each
player stretches back to the mid-90s and thereÆs no missing the rapport theyÆve
all developed together.

Eberhard and company make a conceptual leap on the album, with many of the
pieces tied to the titular concept û an imaginary inn the saxophonist pictured
as she composed numerous tunes. She jokes that the spry opening track, ôDing
Dong,ö is the kind of number she likes to open one of the trioÆs sets with û ôa
door bell,ö she calls it, although the first sounds we actually here are her
footsteps leading toward a door that soon opens, inviting the listener in.
(Peter Margasak, from the liner notes)




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