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Everyone can decide for themselves and listen to Watarase , the second solo piano album of the Japanese pianist Fumio Itabashi , originally released in Today Itabashi is still a vital part of Japanese jazz culture as a performer and composer. Like Jarrett, Itabashi does not play his notes in an academic sense. My Wishlist All of your favorites, in one place. There are no tracklisting associated with this item. Recorded at Nippon Columbia first studio in Tokyo on October 12th and 13th

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Watarase offers Itabashi at a spiritual apex.

Edward Dunbar Raised in Hawaii and currently living in Boston, Edward is a writer for a law firm, but in his spare time he very fuio prefers to write about music. In the s he worked with such legendary Japanese jazz musicians such as trumpet player Terumasa Hinodrummer Takeo Moriyamaand saxophonist Sadao Watanabe.

There are no tracklisting associated with this item. Recorded at Nippon Columbia first studio in Tokyo on October 12th and 13th Itabaashi Wishlist All of your favorites, in one place.

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Like Jarrett, Itabashi does not play his notes in an academic sense. It is all, however, just that kind of agitating jazz that melts spirituality with humanity.

Those who want to see how he makes love with his piano should check the Internet for the French documentary Jazzed Outthat captured his unique way of playing in one episode. They will force one to become a good friend with the repeat button, in whatever medium one chooses to surrender to the music of Fumio Itabashi.

Or is it maybe the best jazz record of all jazz records? Recorded at Nippon Columbia in and originally released inWatarase showcases the piano virtuoso in fine form.

He lets them fly, gives them some kind a life of their own, hits the piano keys deeply emotionally and injects his into compositions and interpretations a kind of nervous human soul. Itabashi continually stacks chords on top of each other with an increasing forward momentum, perhaps the most remarkable display of his penchant to fuse rhythms and melodies—it can be hard to tell whether his pulsing bass mash or crisscrossing chord changes are driving the song.

In terms of style, some call his Watarase recordings post-bop, others contemporary jazz.

Fumio ITABASHI Watarase (reissue) vinyl at Juno Records.

In the 's, he worked with such musicians like trumpet player Terumasa Hinodrummer Takeo Moriyamaand saxophonist Sadao Watanabe. Fumio Itabashi remains a vital part of the Japanese jazz culture as a live performer and film score composer. But as music is always wataease for the ears, and not iatbashi eyes, one had to be directed to play the Watarase recordings loud, to get hooked by the highly infectious piano gems that have been recorded at Nippon Columbia 1st studio in Tokyo on 12th and 13th of October Today Itabashi is still a vital part of Japanese jazz culture as a performer and composer.

Like Jarrett, Itabashi does not play his notes academically. Otherwise he likes to cool out, big style. He lets waharase fly, gives them some kind a life of their own, hits the piano keys deeply emotional and injects his compositions and interpretations some kind of nervous human soul.

Fumio Itabashi: Watarase

Tokyo-based Mule Musiq have unearthed it, re-mastered the original recordings and brought it back to the world in order to seduce all music lovers that embrace notes which come straight from the heart and soul. The other four compositions were written and recorded by Itabashi who started to play the piano when he was eight years old.

Tokyo based Mule Music unearth Watabasethe second solo piano album of the Japanese jazz pianist Fumio Itabashi, remastered from the original recordings. While he has written for Consequence of Sound, Dig Boston and Euphoria Magazine, his best work can be found in various arguments across music festival forums.

The other four compositions were written and by Itabashi, who started to play the piano when he was eight years old. Raised in Hawaii and currently living in Boston, Edward is a writer for a law firm, but in his spare time he very much prefers to write about music.

With a style that exhibits a constant push and pull between the heavily rhythmic and sweetly melodic, this solo piano outing is consistently driven by his willingness to jump into whatever idea pops into his head with just enough confidence to pull it off.

After a teasing intro of pounding trills, Itabashi loosely slides into the main melody in an almost sly fashion — his subtly casual approach belying a keen ear for wrapping compact segments of melody into bursts of energetic and quick fills that can come on with jaw-dropping speed.

In terms of style, some call his Watarase recordings post-bop, others contemporary jazz. Watarase will get you hooked by the highly infectious piano gems; they will haunt you, they will come for good, and they will force you to be a good friend with the repeat button. For those only casually into jazz, Itabashi never veers into the sort of self-indulgent jams that the genre can be unfairly stereotyped with — his playing is always sharp, melodically focused and frequently dazzling in both its technical prowess and fu,io approach.

Leave a Comment Cancel reply Name. Mule Musiq present a reissue of Fumio Itabashi 's Wataraseoriginally released in Everyone can decide for themselves and listen to Watarasethe second solo piano album of the Japanese pianist Fumio Itabashioriginally released in