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Rune Grammofon
Kjetil Mulelid Trio 'Not Nearly Enough To Buy A House'
£12.49
Rune Grammofon
Kjetil Mulelid Trio 'Not Nearly Enough To Buy A House'
£12.49
Following in the footsteps of In The Country and Espen Eriksen Trio, Kjetil Mulelid Trio is the third piano trio to appear on Rune Grammofon.
Although they can be placed in the same musical landscape, it's also fair to say there are certain obvious differences. There is a solid dose of youthful playfulness and curiosity at work here, at the same time they show an assured maturity that belies their age (26, 26 and 29).
The music is based on compositions by pianist Mulelid - inspired by everything from psalms to free jazz - but there is also room for collective improvisation. It can be energetic, rhythmically complex and harmonically rich, but also intimate and with a beautiful melody.
They work purely with acoustic sounds and timbres and are constantly reaching for new ways to express themselves within these frames.
Tracklisting:
Side A
1. entrance
2. fly, fly
3. children's song
4. you stood there in silence, having no words
Side B
5. c & r
6. from someone else's point of view
7. time/breath
8. leaving home
9. three last words
Although they can be placed in the same musical landscape, it's also fair to say there are certain obvious differences. There is a solid dose of youthful playfulness and curiosity at work here, at the same time they show an assured maturity that belies their age (26, 26 and 29).
The music is based on compositions by pianist Mulelid - inspired by everything from psalms to free jazz - but there is also room for collective improvisation. It can be energetic, rhythmically complex and harmonically rich, but also intimate and with a beautiful melody.
They work purely with acoustic sounds and timbres and are constantly reaching for new ways to express themselves within these frames.
Tracklisting:
Side A
1. entrance
2. fly, fly
3. children's song
4. you stood there in silence, having no words
Side B
5. c & r
6. from someone else's point of view
7. time/breath
8. leaving home
9. three last words
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