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Sabir Mateen

Urdla XXX

LabelRogueart

FormatCD

GenreJazz

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The dramatic act of this performance draws a deamhulatory line colouring each phase in the sound of the required instrument; large discursive logic intensity in the atmosphere appropriate to each segment. After his entry "City of Lyon"which sets the happening hic et nunc, the second piece "Art Dance"on alto clarinet is heard as a twirling questioning with changes of mood from anger to melancholy: bal(l)ade autumnal de Dakka Du Boo Yu", again on the clarinet,

"Music is Sound, Sound is Music"thunders suddendly like an urgent manifesto poem. From now on, it's the alto saxosophone that will lead the evening serenade. It's the Lyon which assonance calls for the invocation of Jimmy Lyons? The chant becomes progressively more intimate, less "freenetic"and the evening comes to an end in a melodious serenity.

Poetic episode in the luxuriant existance of URDLA, this concert offered as a present to its adepts will remain thanks to RogueArt, a pearl in the treasury of progressive music. (excerpt from the liner notes, written by Max Schoendorff)

 

Details
Cat. number: ROG-0026
Year: 2008

Format

Recorded Live on October 11th 2008 at URDLA Vileurbanne, France

Mastered By at L’autre Studio, Vairessurmarne, France

Release notes

Recorded Live on October 11th 2008 at URDLA Vileurbanne, France Mastered By at L’autre Studio, Vaires sur marne, France

Tracklist
1The City Of Lyon2:42
2Art Dance9:38
3Dakka Du Boo Yu!7:43
4Music Is Sound And Sound Is Music1:27
5Jimmy Lyons4:31
6Sekasso Blues9:30
7One For The Rev. - Rev. Frank Wright9:24
8More Than A Hammer And Nail3:46
9Blessing To You3:08
Credits
Sabir Mateen
Alto Clarinet, Alto Saxophone, Percussion [Small], Vocals
David Bourguignon
Artwork [Cover Realisation]
Max Schoendorff
Design [Cover], Liner Notes
Jeanpierre Bouquet
Mastered By
Jacqueline Salmon
Photography By
Romain Buthigieg
Photography By
Michel Dorbon
Producer