Chick Corea - Friedrich Gulda - The Meeting Lp Vinilo 1987

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Chick Corea - Friedrich Gulda -
The Meeting
Lp Vinilo Ex 1987
SELLO: Phillips 4103974 Polygram Discs Made in Brazil .

Album Tracks
1. Someday My Prince Will Come
2. Put Your Little Foot Out
3. Poem No. 3 / Wiegenlied

Chick Corea & Friedrich Gulda: What made it so special then, and continues to make it special today, is the feeling of discovery the pianists have in each other’s playing and the interesting synthesis they create together. Prior to their meeting, Gulda knew Corea’s work but Corea had never even heard of Gulda, despite the Austrian pianist’s having played at Birdland back in the 1950s. As a classically trained pianist who combined formal and improvised music in his recitals, Gulda was not merely ahead of his time; I can’t think of too many pianists who do this even today.
Corea and Gulda, facing each other across the top of dueling Steinways, begin a musical conversation initiated with Corea playing a few tentative notes, a brief reply played by Gulda, another slightly longer response from Corea, a slightly longer one by Gulda, and they’re off and running! This is truly instantaneous improvisation, “without a safety net” as the liner notes so aptly put it, in which anything can happen—including Gulda imitating Corea by holding down piano strings while he plays, in one brief passage. The opening piece is given in the program as Frank Churchill’s famous “Someday My Prince Will Come” (from Walt Disney’s Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs), but as with Corea’s improvisation on ’Round Midnight they only arrive at that tune eventually (at the 9:47 mark), and by degrees. One of the more remarkable passages comes where Gulda, again reaching into the piano frame, plucks out some soft bass notes that perfectly complement what Corea is playing on his keyboard, after which the two pianists briefly engage in an improvised canon.


El gran pianista fallecido 2021 cimentó su leyenda en la intersección del jazz, la música experimental, el rock progresivo y la música clásica. Fue un artista que rompió esquemas, tocó con los grandes, se distinguió por su libertad creativa y ganó más de veinte premios Grammy Armando Anthony Chick Corea, pianista, compositor y alma del jazz Chick Corea escribió un capítulo importante de la historia del jazz. El ritmo y el estilo que conforma un relato extraño en el que una mayoría silenciada, los norteamericanos afroamericanos, comienzan a gestar la llamada Música del Siglo XX, es decir la que para muchos ha sido la aportación más importante de la música popular a la música culta. 23 premios Grammy y alcanzó la cumbre entre los grandes del género, tocando con otros grandes como Miles Davis, Herbie Hancock, Anthony Braxton, Stan Getz o Paco de Lucía.

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