Pablo Ablanedo

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By Ken Micallef - Stereophile Magazine

Ce qui rend ce disque vraiment spécial, c'est la profonde universalité de l'écriture de Pablo Ablanedo qui est mise en évidence par les personnalités du groupe.

France Musique


The most remarkable aspect of the music of Pablo Ablanedo is the compositions themselves. As an artist Mr Ablanedo has a prodigious gift for sonic architecture. It appears that sound – acoustics of the empirical kind, that is – seems to speak to Mr Ablanedo in a very private and special way.

Raul Da Gama - Latin jazz Network

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ALEGRIA

by Pablo Ablanedo Octet (2003) - Fresh Sound New Talent Records

Jenny Scheinmann (violin)

Taylor Haskins (trumpet)

Jerome Sabbagh (saxophones)

Chris Cheek (saxophones)

Anat Cohen (clarinet)

Ben Monder (electric guitar)

Pablo Ablanedo (piano, composition, the voice on #7)

Fernando Huergo (electric bass)

Franco Pinna (drums and bombo legüero)

Julio Santillan (acoustic guitar on #3 and #5)

Ernesto Klar (electronics on #7)

GENERAL INFORMATION:

Produced by Frederik Rubens and Pablo Ablanedo

“El Grito Sagrado Produced by Ernesto Klar and co-produced by Pablo Ablanedo

Executive Production by Jordi Pujol

MORE AT:

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Fresh Sound New Talent Records

REVIEWS:

“With his latest effort, Argentine pianist/composer Pablo Ablanedo pronounces a sense of joy. In the liners, the artist emphasizes that this work “alludes to the happiness of creation.” To that end, Ablanedo and his octet disseminate a set of emotive musings via a Spanish-tinged luster combined with polychordal horn charts and more.“ (4 ½ stars) Glenn Astarita, DownBeat Magazine (US)

“One of our most inventive young jazz composers and one of the most innovative contemporary ensembles. It’s music you need to know.” (5 Stars) Lee Prosser, Jazzreview

“Alegría has cemented Pablo Ablanedo’s reputation as an innovative and yet disciplined composer who promises even more noteworthy work in the future." Bill Donaldson, Cadence Magazine (US)

“Most of it is magnificent and will stand the test of time.” (4 Stars) (JazzWise) (UK)

  • 8:04
    Solos by Ben Monder, Jerome Sabagh, Anat Cohen, and Taylor Haskins
  • 8:07
    Solos by Taylor Haskins and Franco Pinna
  • 11:37
    Solos by Fernando Huergo and Jerome Sabbagh
  • 6:00
    Solos by Chris Cheek and Ben Monder