Verneri Pohjola - Aurora (2011)
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2009 - Texicalli Records: TEXCD094 http://www.texicallirecords.com/ 2011 - ACT Music + Vision GmbH & Co. KG: ACT 9027-2 http://www.actmusic.com/Kuenstler/Verneri-Pohjola/Aurora http://www.actmusic.com/Kuenstler/Verneri-Pohjola/Aurora/Aurora-CD * Verneri Pohjola : trumpet * Juhani Aaltonen : flute * Pepa Päivinen : alto flute, bass clarinet * Ilmari Pohjola : trombone * Aki Rissanen : piano * Pekka Pohjola : bass * Antti Lötjönen : bass * Ville Herrala : bass * Joonas Riippa : drums * Mika Kallio : drums * Olavi Louhivuori : drums * Antti Tikkanen : violin * Minna Pensola : violin * Atte Kilpeläinen : viola * Thomas Djupsjöbacka: cello http://www.verneripohjola.com/ Recorded by Mikko Raita at Finnvox. Mixed by Mikko Raita at Studio Kekkonen. Mastered by Svante Forsbläck at Chartmakers. Reviews ~~~~~~~ By John Fordham http://www.theguardian.com/music/2011/feb/17/verneri-pohjola-aurora-cd-review Trumpeter and composer Verneri Pohjola has been a star in his native Finland since the early noughties, and this affecting and atmospheric big-band session was released there two years ago and subsequently adopted by German label ACT. Pohjola is a Miles Davis fan, and Rodrigo's Concierto de Aranjuez is included here – not in the Davis and Gil Evans Sketches of Spain version, but as an equally hypnotic trumpet and bass duet. The whole remarkable venture combines memorable original themes with striking ensemble-writing for horns and strings, dramatic brass and percussion sounds, and a faintly disconsolate beauty that nonetheless avoids all the usual north-European, windswept-jazz cliches. Pohjola's vocalised brass sound shares some of Arve Henriksen's breathiness, but the dissolution of that into edgier wailing and percussion ferocity on the opening Akvavit previews the kind of bold contrasts that surface all through the set. Occasionally, the music grooves brightly (as on the skipping Colossus), a melancholy string quartet drifts gently into spacey percussion tinkles, or Juhani Aaltonen's flawless flute sound conjures a trance with Pohjola's trumpet, as on the reflective Spirit of S. ACT's adoption of Pohjola might well bring him the international reputation his work entitles him to. -- By Bruce Lindsay http://www.allaboutjazz.com/aurora-act-music-review-by-bruce-lindsay.php Lubomír Dorůžka (cz) http://www.casopisharmonie.cz/recenze/verneri-pohjola-aurora.html Mikko Lamberg (fi) http://www.desibeli.net/arvostelu/3973 Leif Wigh (se) http://orkesterjournalen.com/wordpress/?p=2363 Peter Füssl (de) http://www.kulturzeitschrift.at/kritiken/cd-tipp/verneri-pohjola-aurora Par Olivier Acosta (fr) http://www.citizenjazz.com/Verneri-Pohjola.html Por Carlos Pérez Cruz (es) http://www.elclubdejazz.com/discos/verneri_pohjola_aurora.html