Claude Bolling & Jean-Pierre Rampal - Suite for Flute & Jazz piano trio No.2

Beautiful album for Audiophiles

The first suite and this second one by same artist pair never get old, and are like old friends every time you hear them, as they never fail to deliver. You'll find yourself repeatly play them all the time.

With this, the second in a series of jazz-classical fusion collections, Bolling has reached new heights. Every single piece is refreshingly original - no repeats are duds in this collection

Download:
http://www.ftp2share.com/file/25188/bolling_Flu_pia_no.2_Rampal.rar.html

Other albums (all in Lossless format - APE, FLAC):

• Claude Bolling & Jean-Pierre Rampal - Suite for Flute & Jazz piano trio No.1
  
  
• Burmester Art For The Ear - Vorführungs - CD2 - Audiophile Test CD
  
• Burmester Art For The Ear - Vorführungs - CDIII - Audiophile Test CD
  
• Julie London - Love Letters & Feeling Good [Original recording remastered]
  
• Earl Klugh - George Benson - A collaboration album
  
• Buena Vista Social Club with Ry Cooder - 1997 - Audiophile album !!
  
• Ben Webster - King of Tenor - UPDATED ! - Audiophile album !!
  
• The Tony Bennet Bill Evans Album [1975-2001] XRCD
  
• Russ Freeman - Holiday
  
• Dave Koz and Friends - A Smooth Jazz Christmas 2001
  
• Chet Baker - Silent Nights: A Christmas Jazz Album
  
• Dave Brubeck - Live at Carnegie Hall - A Must Have!
  
• Ray Brown & Laurindo Almeida - Moonlight Serenade - Audiophile album !!
  
• Earl Klugh with Bob James - Cool 1992
  
• Jazz in Paris - Vol.66 - Raymond Fol - Les 4 Saisons (The 4 Seasons - Vivaldi)
  
• Mark O'Connor with Jon Burr & Frank Vignola - Hot Swing

Christmas rock opera (DVD):
Trans-Siberian Orchestra - The Ghost Of Christmas Eve [DVD]

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I stand in awe of Claude Bolling's amazingly inventive musical talents. Not only does he compose the most astonishing music--a delicious cross of classical structure and jazz loosey-gooseyness--but he gets folks like flutist Jean-Pierre Rampal, guitarist Alexandre Lagoya, bassist Pierre-Yves Sorin, and many others to join him in recording these pieces. On "Suite for Flute & Jazz Piano Trio No. 2," Bolling is up to his usual high-jinks, which is to say he's in fine form.

"Amoureuse" is a lush ballad, opening with contemplative piano work by Bolling and gradually adding in Rampal's impeccable flute. It's a song you'd want to be kissed to if you were starring in a romantic film. "Entr'Amis" is a saucy, sassy prance of a song, flute and piano winking at each other throughout. "Vagabonde" opens with the most gorgeous fuguelike piano work--it sounds as though J. S. Bach might have composed it after a stein or two of good German beer. "Intime" is a pretty, quiet little song with an in-joke of a title (it means "intimate" in French, but you could also read it as a clue to the pace of it, as in the instruments staying "in time" with each other). "Jazzy" is a vigorous cartwheel of a song with a frenetic pace--it's positively dazzling. Highly recommended!


A good article review Claude Bolling music:
http://www.compactdiscoveries.com/CompactDiscoveriesArticles/Bolling.html

Track List:
1. Espiègle
2. Amoureuse
3. Entr'amis
4. Vagabonde
5. Pastorale
6. Affectueuse
7. Intime
8. Jazzy