Dive into the avant-garde world of Albert Mangelsdorff with his 2016 album "Tromboneliness," a captivating fusion of free jazz, avant-garde, and krautrock elements that showcases the trombone virtuoso's innovative spirit. Released under the esteemed MPS label, this 43-minute journey is a testament to Mangelsdorff's boundary-pushing artistry and his ability to blend genres seamlessly.
"Tromboneliness" features eight tracks, each offering a unique exploration of sound and rhythm. From the groovy "Marc Sutterlyn's Boogie" to the introspective "Für Peter," Mangelsdorff's trombone weaves through a tapestry of musical landscapes, accompanied by a stellar ensemble that brings his compositions to life. The album's standout piece, "Creole Love Call," is a soulful rendition that highlights Mangelsdorff's expressive playing and his deep connection to jazz traditions.
With its eclectic mix of styles and Mangelsdorff's signature improvisational flair, "Tromboneliness" is a compelling addition to any jazz enthusiast's collection. The album's experimental nature and Mangelsdorff's masterful trombone work make it a standout release that continues to resonate with audiences and critics alike.
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