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Frisson Sextet

Vernau Mier - Frisson Sextet
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Cover design by Jordi Nin
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Frisson Sextet, the second album from the saxophonist/composer Vernau Mier, is an introspective work summarizing his personal experiences during the last months in Barcelona before starting a new chapter in Switzerland. It is through his compositions that he reflects on the experience of being detached from a place and a life and migrating to an unknown place. Looking forward to new opportunities with the freedom to explore new frontiers while dealing with the frisson caused by the beginning of a new life.

Frisson Sextet merges different sounds of the jazz tradition, from a straight-ahead approach to free-jazz and odd meters. Although the arranged parts have a lot of importance on an ensemble like this, the improvisation and interaction are very present in almost every second.
Tracklist
  1. The Spunky Beginning of a New Life
  2. Na Carreira
  3. Freedom Rythm
  4. La Bossa De l'Encarnació
  5. Vaya Turca!
  6. Aspiration of a Painless Distance
  7. Wo Isch De Blues
  8. Zenzero
Personnel
  • Pol Omedes - trumpet
  • Vernau Mier - alto saxophone
  • Albert Carrique - sax & bass cl
  • Joan Codina - trombone
  • Manel Fortià - doublebass
  • Andreu Pitarch - drums
Produced by Joan Díaz
Recorded at Estudis Ground (Girona) by Jaume Figueres on October 29th 2016
Mixed and mastered at Idee und Klang Studio (Basel) by Benjamin Gut

Executive producer: Jordi Pujol
Graphic design: Kristina Nordlöf & Espectrum.es
Photography: Jordi Nin (covers) & Fede Serramalera (group)


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Photo by Fede Serramalera

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  • About
  • Projects
    • Ayna Veer
    • Vernau Mier Quartet
    • The Tree Brothers
    • Frisson Sextet
    • Nebuloses d'Azimut
  • Audio
    • Double bass microphone