Marianne Racine Quartet - SÃ ¥ ngbook

Again to continue the saga of Nordic musicians who are accompanying me in these months, I want to talk about this Swedish singer, Marianne Racine. In particular this record and I 'came across. Even delicate atmospheres, a Swedish folk songbook, interspersed with some delicious traditional interpretations of standards such as Angel Eyes, Speak Low. But if there 'a song that has caught my attention letteralemente music and projecting it into another dimension' n ¤ HYVA Illan, an intro to ancient voice, which is lost in the expanses of the north give way to a piano hot arpeggios on a pedal of the simple ones that only simple for the sound they manage to take away all thoughts from his head to make room for the beauty of simplicity '. And then a popular melody, which relies on a snare drum with an antique flavor, a rhythmic button that does not exaggerate anything, all measured notes that leave room for just bass and piano to fall gently on the opening theme of disarming beauty, I like imagine that this is a popular lullaby. And this song enough to deserve the disc, and the splendid certainty that there are around so many musicians are capable of giving emotions in an exemplary manner as in this record.

Marianne Racine Quartet - SÃ ¥ ngbook
TCB 23102

Marianne Racine-Granvik, voc
Andy Scherrer, p
BÃ ¤ nz Oester, b
Norbert Pfammatter, Dr.

SÃ ¥ 1 skimrande var aldrig havet
2 Soft and warm / I can not believe it, but I do
3 HYVA ¤ n Illan
4 Safari / Visa molom the
NÃ ¤ 5 ckens polska
6 Speak Low
7-Bop Medley
8 Angel Eyes

On Air: Marianne Racine Quartet HYVA ¤ n Illan

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