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Vestry Lamento

Marc Perrenoud Trio

Vestry Lamento

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Format: CD
Label: Double Moon Records
UPC: 0608917112627
Catnr: DMCHR 71126
Release date: 01 November 2013
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Double Moon Records
UPC
0608917112627
Catalogue number
DMCHR 71126
Release date
01 November 2013

"Individueel lijstje van Etienne de Smet, www.jazz030.nl 6. Marc Perrenoud - Vestry Lamento  10. Rembrandt Frerichs "

Jazzism, 13-5-2014
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There are undoubtedly many piano trios in jazz. However, only very few of them have consistently done "their thing" as has the Marc Perrenoud Trio for many years to get inexorably to the top of their field. They have developed a language, which takes its inspiration from many sources like Esperanto and consequently can be learned and experienced by many. Opulently furnished harmony sequences remind you of Bach's work, but then you are reminded of rock fanfares in the next moment. Only a few minutes later, and we are in the delta of blues that takes us on swinging waters. Then back to ballads full of sensitivity, which almost call études to mind. However, like the world and lives of the individuals in that, the music of the trio is rich in surprising moments, which either leave you with peace of mind or cause you to protest angrily. Whoever has seen the trio perform live knows how listeners are enchanted by this extraordinary music. Performances in cities such as Paris and New York, Berlin and Budapest as well as Buenos Aires and Panama are proof of this as are numerous tours through the Mideast and South America. "Vestry Lamento" is surprisingly only the third album of the trio existing since 2007. The predecessor CD "Two Lost Churches" (DMCHR 71095) released by Double Moon Records already triggered an extraordinary response in the press, and the new one will certainly surpass that. Among other places, the Perrenoud Trio has scheduled performances in France, Switzerland and Germany, and another South American tour in 2014.
Es gibt zahlreiche Piano-Trios im Jazz, ohne Zweifel. Aber nur ganz wenige, die wie das Marc Perrenoud Trio seit vielen Jahren konsequent „ihr Ding“ machen. Und damit unaufhaltsam an die Spitze vordringen werden. Denn sie haben eine Sprache entwickelt, die wie das Esperanto aus vielen Quellen schöpft und daher von Vielen leicht erlernt, erfahren werden kann. Opulent ausgestattete Harmoniefolgen erinnern an Bach´sche Werke, während man sich im nächsten Moment an Rock-Fanfaren erinnert fühlt. Nur wenige Minuten später, und wir finden uns im Delta des Blues wieder, der uns in swingende Gewässer führt. Und zurück zu fast Etüden-haften Balladen voller Sinnlichkeit. Doch wie die Welt und das Leben der Individuen darin ist auch die Musik des Trios reich an Überraschungsmomenten, die einen glücklich beseelt hinterlassen oder wütend aufbegehren lassen. Wer das Trio live erlebt hat, weiß, wie Zuhörer in den Bann dieser außergewöhnlichen Musik gezogen werden. Auftritte in Städten wie Paris und New York, Berlin und Budapest, Buenos Aires und Panama zeugen davon, wie auch zahlreiche Touren durch den Nahen Osten oder Südamerika. „Vestry Lamento“ ist überraschenderweise erst das dritte Album des seit 2007 bestehenden Trios. Schon der bei Double Moon Records erschienene Vorgänger „Two Lost Churches“ (DMCHR 71095) hat international ein außergewöhnliches Presseecho ausgelöst, das neue Album wird dies wohl noch übertreffen. Auftritte u.a. in Frankreich, Schweiz und Deutschland und eine erneute nach Südamerika-Tour werden 2014 zum Jahre des Perrenoud-Trios machen.
Marc Perrenoud wurde 1981 in Genf geboren, als Kind einer Musikerfamilie. Schon mit sechs lernte er das Klavierspiel, und bereits als Jugendlicher begann er Preise zu sammeln. Später kamen noch der Montreux Chrysler Award dazu, und jüngst der erste Platz beim Jazzpreis der Zürcher Kantonalbank. Im Gegensatz zu vielen Kollegen bleibt er aber seit vielen Jahren fokussiert auf ein Trio, zerfasert seine Aktivitäten nicht durch parallele Engagements in diversen anderen Formationen. Diese Konzentration auf das Wesentliche ist es, was den Sound des von ihm geleiteten Trios so faszinierend macht.
Ebenfalls mit sechs Jahren begann Marco Müller (1980) seine musikalische Entwicklung, zunächst an der Violine. Den Abschluss am Kontrabass erreicht er 2007 an der Hochschule für Künste in Bern. Dass er schon früh beispielsweise Enrico Pieranunzi begleiten konnte oder die New York Voices, hat ihn zu einem universellen Bassisten gemacht – was man auch ganz besonders fest stellt, wenn er mit der Überraschungsband aus der Schweiz, „Hildegard Lernt Fliegen“, unterwegs ist.
Cyril Regamey (1977) hat, wie die Kollegen, schon im Vorschulalter begonnen, Musik zu machen. Seine Liebe gilt allem, was die Zeit einteilt: Neben dem Drumset spielt er Percussion und beschäftigt sich nicht nur mit Jazz, sondern auch mit afrikanischen und lateinamerikanischen Rhythmen – und mit klassischer Musik. Seine stilistische Bandbreite ist ein großer Gewinn für das Trio, seine rhythmischen Ideen eine Quelle der Inspiration.

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Marc Perrenoud Trio

Marc is a swiss born in Berlin in 1981, he started playing piano and improvising at the age of 6. He studied at the Geneva Conservatory until 2001 and obtained his diploma in 2004 at the Lausanne Jazz School. Alongside the release in 2006 of his first album Stream Out, in duo with the Frenchdrummer Sylvain Ghio, he won the Patino grant in collaboration with the International City of Art, Paris and several contests such as the “Montreux Jazz Chrysler Award” in 2003, the “Friedlwald Grant” in Zurich in 2005 as well as the “Award for Best Soloist” at the International Bern Festival in 2006. He was finalist of the International Jazz contest de la Défense in Paris the same year...
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Marc is a swiss born in Berlin in 1981, he started playing piano and improvising at the age of 6. He studied at the Geneva Conservatory until 2001 and obtained his diploma in 2004 at the Lausanne Jazz School.

Alongside the release in 2006 of his first album Stream Out, in duo with the Frenchdrummer Sylvain Ghio, he won the Patino grant in collaboration with the International City of Art, Paris and several contests such as the “Montreux Jazz Chrysler Award” in 2003, the “Friedlwald Grant” in Zurich in 2005 as well as the “Award for Best Soloist” at the International Bern Festival in 2006. He was finalist of the International Jazz contest de la Défense in Paris the same year and won in 2010 with Marc Perrenoud Trio the ZKB Jazz contest in Zurich.

Since 2008, the group "Marc Perrenoud Trio" has given more than 300 concerts in all the major festivals and jazz clubs around the world.


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Marc Perrenoud

Marc is a swiss born in Berlin in 1981, he started playing piano and improvising at the age of 6. He studied at the Geneva Conservatory until 2001 and obtained his diploma in 2004 at the Lausanne Jazz School. Alongside the release in 2006 of his first album Stream Out, in duo with the Frenchdrummer Sylvain Ghio, he won the Patino grant in collaboration with the International City of Art, Paris and several contests such as the “Montreux Jazz Chrysler Award” in 2003, the “Friedlwald Grant” in Zurich in 2005 as well as the “Award for Best Soloist” at the International Bern Festival in 2006. He was finalist of the International Jazz contest de la Défense in Paris the same year...
more

Marc is a swiss born in Berlin in 1981, he started playing piano and improvising at the age of 6. He studied at the Geneva Conservatory until 2001 and obtained his diploma in 2004 at the Lausanne Jazz School.

Alongside the release in 2006 of his first album Stream Out, in duo with the Frenchdrummer Sylvain Ghio, he won the Patino grant in collaboration with the International City of Art, Paris and several contests such as the “Montreux Jazz Chrysler Award” in 2003, the “Friedlwald Grant” in Zurich in 2005 as well as the “Award for Best Soloist” at the International Bern Festival in 2006. He was finalist of the International Jazz contest de la Défense in Paris the same year and won in 2010 with Marc Perrenoud Trio the ZKB Jazz contest in Zurich.

Since 2008, the group "Marc Perrenoud Trio" has given more than 300 concerts in all the major festivals and jazz clubs around the world.


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Individueel lijstje van Etienne de Smet, www.jazz030.nl 6. Marc Perrenoud - Vestry Lamento  10. Rembrandt Frerichs 
Jazzism, 13-5-2014

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Focus, 01-4-2014

Worth mentioning is the song "Nympheas Blues", sadness and sweetness go hand in hand, impressive.
Rootstime, 04-2-2014

During the course of the record the ensemble veers away from the familiar harmony-structures and leads to a less explored path of new possibilities of free improvisation.
Piano News, 01-1-2014

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