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An interesting album has been released: The GENESIS PIANO PROJECT contains eight interpretations of classic Genesis tracks on piano
The Fountain Of Salmacis [7:53]
One For The Vine [10:25]
Seven Stones [5:18]
Stagnation [9:08]
Entangled [7:05]
Firth Of Fifth / Supper's Ready [15:25]
For Absent Friends / Horizons [3:51]
The Cinema Show [11:05]
More details can be found in our nws item here (I recommend to listen to some tracks on YouTube)
https://www.genesis-news.com/n…-album-released-n752.html
How could they have left off Who Dunnit?
Sad news, I just read that one of the pianists, Angelo Di Loreto passed away last year, on October 17th 2020.
I had a listen to the start of Fountain of Salmacis. It sounds really interesting. Oddly, it kind of evoked a scene in a black and white movie set in a saloon in the wild west. Will have to check out the rest.
That is sad about the pianist though, I wonder what the story is.
Quote from Jazz Buffalo (https://jazzbuffalo.org/event/…ounge-philippe-lemm-trio/)
"Angelo lived a very full, giving, and productive life. He also lived his adult life with anxiety and depression."
There is also the fact that his family chose to support this cause : The National Alliance on Mental Illness – New York.
I haven't listened to it yet (and the queue is pretty long, so it'll be a while), but the most recent episode of the Tabletop Genesis Podcast is all about this album. A while back, they did an interview with one of the guys (I don't remember if it was before or after the one's passing, so I don't know who the interview was with), but it talked about why they got into Genesis in the first place, and how they do the arrangements. It was a good interview, though I can't point out which episode that was.
Regardless, as I said, the most recent episode is specifically about this new album, just released. So give it a listen if you've the interest.
That is sad about the pianist though, I wonder what the story is.
From The Buffalo News:
Mr. Di Loreto died in his Manhattan home after suffering a cardiac episode due to undiagnosed severe heart disease. He was 30.
From The Buffalo News:
Mr. Di Loreto died in his Manhattan home after suffering a cardiac episode due to undiagnosed severe heart disease. He was 30.
Jesus Christ that's awful.
Quote from Jazz Buffalo (https://jazzbuffalo.org/event/…ounge-philippe-lemm-trio/)
"Angelo lived a very full, giving, and productive life. He also lived his adult life with anxiety and depression."
There is also the fact that his family chose to support this cause : The National Alliance on Mental Illness – New York.
Oh dear - wasn't aware of that. I was in touch with Adam yesterday, offering "them" a little interview to support the release. He then told me ...
I haven't listened to it yet (and the queue is pretty long, so it'll be a while), but the most recent episode of the Tabletop Genesis Podcast is all about this album. A while back, they did an interview with one of the guys (I don't remember if it was before or after the one's passing, so I don't know who the interview was with), but it talked about why they got into Genesis in the first place, and how they do the arrangements. It was a good interview, though I can't point out which episode that was.
Regardless, as I said, the most recent episode is specifically about this new album, just released. So give it a listen if you've the interest.
That's why I have included this infoamtion in our news item about the Genesis Piano Project yesterday
Christian conducted an enlightening interview with Adam Kromelow:
https://www.genesis-news.com/c…t-November-2021-s816.html
In addition, there is a brief review, too:
https://www.genesis-news.com/c…ct-album-review-s815.html
Enjoy!