Artist: Wolfert Brederode Trio
Album: Black Ice
Genre: Jazz
Release Date: 2016
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24bit, 96 kHz
Duration: 53:21
Total Tracks: 13
Total Size: 948 MB

Tracklist:

01. Wolfert Brederode Trio – Elegia (05:15)
02. Wolfert Brederode Trio – Olive Tree (05:08)
03. Wolfert Brederode Trio – Bemani (04:04)
04. Wolfert Brederode Trio – Black Ice (03:33)
05. Wolfert Brederode Trio – Cocoon (05:40)
06. Wolfert Brederode Trio – Fall (05:01)
07. Wolfert Brederode Trio – Terminal (02:41)
08. Wolfert Brederode Trio – Conclusion (04:33)
09. Wolfert Brederode Trio – Curtains (04:24)
10. Wolfert Brederode Trio – Rewind (05:27)
11. Wolfert Brederode Trio – Bemani (Variation) (01:21)
12. Wolfert Brederode Trio – Glass Room (04:24)
13. Wolfert Brederode Trio – Fall (Variation) (01:42)

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After the quartet adventures of Currents and Post Scriptum, Wolfert Brederode returns to a piano trio setting, and Black Ice makes an apt metaphor for his new music, with its gleaming lyricism, transparency, and hint of danger. “I find the combination of danger and beauty intriguing”, he says. There is sleek melodic invention both from the leader and from Icelandic bassist Gulli Gudmundsson, and Jasper van Hulten proves to be a resourceful addition to the team, a tone-sensitive drummer adept at embellishing the sensitive musical language and sense of interplay.Brederode and Gudmundsson have collaborated often over the years in contexts from free improvisation to theatre music and have a keenly honed intuitive understanding. They met in the 1990s when both were studying at the Royal Conservatory in The Hague and, as Wolfert notes, “immediately had a strong musical connection.” Their creative compatibility first found expression in an earlier Brederode trio, which in turn evolved into a quintet co-led by Wolfert and drummer Eric Ineke. In 2006 Brederode joined Gudmundsson’s Binary Orchid trio, completed by trumpeter Arve Henriksen. And pianist and bassist have continued their association also inside the quartet of Dutch tenorist Yuri Honing.