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Black Sea Trio - Live In Germany

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I 09:13
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II 08:38
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III 09:06
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IV 10:31
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V 08:48
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VI 10:27
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VII 05:34
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VIII 03:36
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REVIEW:

A real dream-trio with trans-cultural roots, fantasy and vitality. It is unbelievable that the three musicians have played together only twice until now. Sounding of the saxophone player Anatoly Vapirov, the guitarist Enver Izmailov and the percussionist Kornel Horvath, which is absorbed in the free flow of improvisation this evening in the cellar of Markt Neun, comes so natural to them as if they have been playing together for years. Powerful and at the same time graceful, spiritual and not a mannered one.

Actually this is a long standing creative relation between the saxophonist from Bulgarian-Ukraine origin performing with convincing lyricism and creative power, the Uzbek of Tartar origin, filling with admiration by playing the guitar with two hands and the Hungarian kindling the imagination through hide, clay and wood percussion sparklers. They have encountered at various concert events and are playing now with the experience rooted in century-old cultural traditions, which get vital and through the process of mutual inspiration turn into an outgrowing the jazz improvised music.

Every graduating student at a jazz academy would be happy if he succeeded to do with his both hands the same as Enver Izmailov manages to ferret out of the strings with five fingers only. Sometimes the virtuoso of complex and innovative playing techniques uses simultaneously two guitars, which reveals not only his double ability but also his exceptional mastery. And when Kornel Horvath drums his free polyrhythms and waves them into the soprano saxophone of Anatoly Vapirov with modal and emotional lines, then comes the phenomenon which fits together the different cultures and makes you forget your own ego. Rarely the virtuosity has been bound in this manner with the ease and spontaneous performing - with harmonized and reasoned forms. But the most this music emanates is the warmth of the East.

Bert Noglik.

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released January 1, 2001

Pieces: I, II, III, IV, VIII

Recorded in October, 2001, in Elmau, Germany.

Pieces: V, VI

Recorded in Dresden, Germany.

Piece: VII

Recorded in Göttingen, Germany.


Black Sea Trio is:

Anatoly Vapirov - Soprano Saxophone (Selmer Super Action Serie III)

Kornel Horvath - Percussion

Enver Izmailov - Guitar

Mastered and Produced by A. Vapirov
AVA 0013

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Anatoly Vapirov Bulgaria

Vapirov began playing jazz in Leningrad (Now Saint Petersburg) Conservatory in the late 60s,
further on, in the 70s and 80s, he achieved a secure position as one of the leading musicians and composers
of modern jazz.

Jazz enthusiasts will never forget Vapirov’s compositions: Mirror of Memory (dedicated to Charlie Mingus), Lines of Destiny (in memory of Alban Berg), De Profundis, Macbeth. ... more

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