Nils Wogram: Things We Like To Hear
Things We Like To Hear
CD
CD (Compact Disc)
Herkömmliche CD, die mit allen CD-Playern und Computerlaufwerken, aber auch mit den meisten SACD- oder Multiplayern abspielbar ist.
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+ Arno Krijger, Dejan Terzic
Album digital in HD (Werbung)
To touch or to impress – that is the question. And the only question that counts on Things We Like To Hear, the fifth album of Nils Wogram’s trio Nostalgia.
Trombonist Nils Wogram, drummer Dejan Terzic and organist Arno Krijger make it easy for the listener. With an obliging dub melody they, relaxed, make their way into an album whose lightness they keep up in the following eight songs. They leave out everything that can be left out and concentrate on the essentials. Although Wogram has shown often enough that he knows how to implement complex ideas, now he is taking a new path. He lets himself fall into the music, enjoys the moment, and feels comfortable with what he is doing without losing sight of his surroundings. Instead of abstraction, the three musicians focus on emotionality. “Complexity and dissonance certainly belong to our musical tradition,” says Wogram, “but complexity without a story or emotionality is difficult for me. The longer I play, the greater my need to approach an essence. I have recorded some albums that are rhythmically or harmonically very complex. I still like these records today, but for the moment I’m looking for something else.
I listen to great jazz musicians, right and left, who rely on this complexity, I am impressed by it, but often not touched anymore. That’s why I’m trying to take some counter-measures and allow things that are simple on the face of it.”
Trombonist Nils Wogram, drummer Dejan Terzic and organist Arno Krijger make it easy for the listener. With an obliging dub melody they, relaxed, make their way into an album whose lightness they keep up in the following eight songs. They leave out everything that can be left out and concentrate on the essentials. Although Wogram has shown often enough that he knows how to implement complex ideas, now he is taking a new path. He lets himself fall into the music, enjoys the moment, and feels comfortable with what he is doing without losing sight of his surroundings. Instead of abstraction, the three musicians focus on emotionality. “Complexity and dissonance certainly belong to our musical tradition,” says Wogram, “but complexity without a story or emotionality is difficult for me. The longer I play, the greater my need to approach an essence. I have recorded some albums that are rhythmically or harmonically very complex. I still like these records today, but for the moment I’m looking for something else.
I listen to great jazz musicians, right and left, who rely on this complexity, I am impressed by it, but often not touched anymore. That’s why I’m trying to take some counter-measures and allow things that are simple on the face of it.”
Rezensionen
»Eine derart gefühlvolle und vielschichtige Musik hört man wirklich gerne.« (Audio, November 2019)- Tracklisting
- Mitwirkende
Disk 1 von 1 (CD)
- 1 Lucerne or Japan
- 2 Superfood
- 3 Things we like to hear
- 4 Rich people in a bad mood
- 5 Soft power
- 6 Plants can't wait
- 7 Quality is our responsibility
- 8 Wet stand
- 9 Possibilities gain desires
