Little Concert in the Garden
by Paulo Chagas, Matthias Boss and Maresuke Okamoto
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Adagio for orchid
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Camellia Vivace
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Andante for rosemary
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Largo for violets
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Baby for bergenia
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Lullaby for medlar tree
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Wild poppies variations
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‘The temple bell stops but I still hear the sound coming out of the flowers.’ Basho
‘The flower is the poetry of reproduction. It is an example of the eternal seductiveness of life.’ Jean Giraudoux
Leave your expectations at the gate for this garden walk-concert. You will not hear neat rows of petunias and daffodils. No, you will take windy paths, here, going quickly, there going slowly, now very prickly and fast, now very slowly and softly.
Take a walk in the garden with these fellows and hear their concert.
Maresuke Okamato often provides the ground and the stems with his contracello and double bass. Sometimes Paulo Chagas leads with his flute, and provides the stems too and petals, often cooly. Sometimes Matthias Boss leads with his, very frequent, witty use of the violin.
Be delighted at every twist and turn in this little garden concert!!
‘The flower is the poetry of reproduction. It is an example of the eternal seductiveness of life.’ Jean Giraudoux
Leave your expectations at the gate for this garden walk-concert. You will not hear neat rows of petunias and daffodils. No, you will take windy paths, here, going quickly, there going slowly, now very prickly and fast, now very slowly and softly.
Take a walk in the garden with these fellows and hear their concert.
Maresuke Okamato often provides the ground and the stems with his contracello and double bass. Sometimes Paulo Chagas leads with his flute, and provides the stems too and petals, often cooly. Sometimes Matthias Boss leads with his, very frequent, witty use of the violin.
Be delighted at every twist and turn in this little garden concert!!
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released 02 February 2012
Chamber contemporary improvisational suite in 10 movements
Paulo Chagas - flute
Matthias Boss - violin
Maresuke Okamoto - doublebass and contracello
liner notes: Wilhelm Matthies
cover photo: Hilton Lafayette
mixing/mastering/production: Paulo Chagas
Chamber contemporary improvisational suite in 10 movements
Paulo Chagas - flute
Matthias Boss - violin
Maresuke Okamoto - doublebass and contracello
liner notes: Wilhelm Matthies
cover photo: Hilton Lafayette
mixing/mastering/production: Paulo Chagas
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