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CD, Abdullah Ibrahim- Mukashi ( Once Upon A Time)

CD, Abdullah Ibrahim- Mukashi ( Once Upon A Time)

Name: CD, Abdullah Ibrahim- Mukashi ( Once Upon A Time)
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Throughout a career dating back to the 50s, South African pianist Abdullah Ibrahim (formerly Dollar Brand) has been known for playing a distinct brand of jazz that draws on the music of his homeland. 2014s Mukashi, which incorporates Japanese influences, features pieces evocative of chamber music. Ibrahim is joined here by winds player Cleave Guyton (a member of Ibrahims group Ekaya) and two cellists, Eugen Bazijan and Scott Roller. The brief, meditative title track for voice and flute leads into Dream Time, a lovely piano, flute, and cello composition thats tinged with a noir vibe. The Stars Will Remember, a standard from the 40s recorded by Frank Sinatra, gets an artfully hesitant solo piano reading. Matzikama has sustained flute and cello tones tickled by staccato piano. Mississippi features a bluesy clarinet from Guyton and a plucked cello that serves as a bass line. Krotoa is a short three-part suite about a South African girls first encounter with Europeans in the 17th century. Spare piano, more cello-as-bass, and fluttery flute mark the closer, The Balance.

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