Started, by GABRIELA FRIEDLI TRIO with Daniel Studer & Dieter Ulrich

Started

by GABRIELA FRIEDLI TRIO with Daniel Studer & Dieter Ulrich

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Intakt CD 214

The CD Started of Gabriela Friedli, Daniel Studer and Dieter Ulrich is a persuasive opening statement regardless of what metric is used to assess the album, be it the album's contribution to Swiss jazz's evolving narrative, its articulation of a wide range of compositional and improvisational strategies that will shape jazz in the immediate future, or its riposte to the increasingly soporific state of the jazz piano trio. The album's more immediate virtue, however, is that it is thoroughly engaging from beginning to end.

At first glance, Friedli's approach to her trio seems straightforward; she and Studer compose materials and the trio improvises on them. However, both composers emphasize the connotative powers of the fragment, which plays to Friedli, Studer and Ulrich's respective skills at blurring the lines between scored and extemporaneous materials. They can effortlessly slip between the two; as the album unfolds, it becomes apparent that the trio has many routes across this frontier.

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released January 21, 2013

Gabriela Friedli: Piano
Daniel Studer: Bass
Dieter Ulrich: Drums

Music by Gabriela Friedli and Daniel Studer. Recorded, mixed and mastered at Hardstudios Winterthur by Ron Kurz 2010. Liner notes by Bill Shoemaker. Cover art by Albert Mauerhofer. Graphic design: Jonas Schoder. Produced by Gabriela Friedli and Intakt Records. Published by Intakt Records, Patrik Landolt.

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Fresh Juice

Aug 2013
Started

Jan 2013
This Side Up

Apr 2009
fragile

Jan 2005
intervista

Jan 2003

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