The Belgian neobopianist Ivan Paduart discovered jazz when he was 17. For years he played with his own trio, inviting illustrious soloists. In his playing Paduart shows influences from , and . He also occasionally uses synthesizers for a bit of fusion. He already has several acclaimed albums to his name. Producer Bob Hagen of the young Dutch jazz label gave him the opportunity to record this
… CD, together with bassist and drummer . Furthermore, Paduart invited two of Europe's most prominent jazz vocalists: singer and singer . As icing on the cake, was also asked, the saxophonist who ranks many vocalists to the crown with his lyrical playing. All this resulted in a varied album, with a solo piece (Arvo), some instrumental songs and many songs with the input of 1, 2 or 3 lyrical vocalists / wind players. Every now and then there is so much lyricism that you almost get your hair out. The listener can judge for himself whether this is also experienced. (HB)more
