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Un superbe retour aux sources, acoustique, fait de multiples influences (Senegal, Cuba, rythmes colombiens, flamenco, mandingues), qui transcende et magnifie les cultures dont il s'inspire. Génial, tout simplement !
À découvrir d'urgence !
« Transparent Water – évocateur de translucidité et de lumière – est un enregistrement profondément spirituel qui révèle l’écoute attentive et personnelle d’artistes engagés dans une conversation musicale bienveillante et captivante, se libérant du temps lui-même, et traversant les cinq continents pour explorer l’esprit collectif de la condition humaine. » Source : JazzMusiques Production
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RTS (Radio Télevision Suisse) : La kora transculturelle de Seckou Keïta (Octobre 2018)
« Dans le trio le plus musicalement épique que j'ai jamais rencontré, le guitariste Antonio Forcione est rejoint par Seckou Keita à la kora et le percussionniste Adriano Adewale. Non seulement les prouesses musicales des interprètes sont époustouflantes, mais la passion et la joie de jouer brillent sur leur visage et vous aveuglent temporairement... » Four ☆☆☆☆ review ( The Scotsman). 18.8.11
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Seckou sings modern tunes like CheriCheri (Lil Darling) is not, properly talking, a "traditional" or epic song ; but it was rather a popular folksong "in the mood" in Guinea near the 1960s... Read more. - (entitled Diamana Mousso) and innovates with personal pieces : for example, listen to the groovy song “Dorygui-Ba”.
A superb acoustic album back to roots , shaped of multiples influences (Senegal, Cuba, Colombia, flamenco, manding rhythms), transcending cultures. So great !
Source : Review by: Helen Gregory
A year later, on July 2013, Omar and Seckou went into the Fattoria Musica studio in Osnabrück, Germany and laid down the core tracks for Transparent Water. For percussion, Omar turned to longtime collaborator Gustavo Ovalles, who divides his time between France and his native Venezuela and brings the polyrhythmic soul of the African Diaspora to Transparent Water.
“ This ingenious duo have let fly with their second set and released a remarkable album of such texture and prowess that at points its scope, concentrated into the workings of two masters of their instruments, takes the breath away. The pacing, structure, packaging and context, including inspired liner notes from Andy Morgan, is all impeccable and it all combines to result in a truly inspired, beautifully conceived project.” Glenn Kimpton, FOLK RADIO UK Source : Review by: https://www.catrinfinchandseckoukeita.com
“There are no words to describe the greatness of this show. In the most epic trio of musical perfection I have ever come across, acoustic guitarist Antonio Forcione is joined by Seckou Keita on the kora and percussionist Adriano Adewale. Not only are the performers’ musical abilities mind-blowing, but the passion and genuine joy of playing for others brilliantly shines on their faces and temporarily blinds you”. Four ☆☆☆☆ review ( The Scotsman) 18.8.11 Source : Review by: https://www.antonioforcione.com/p-aka-trio
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