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The heart speaks

Terence Blanchard*
Discos: Jazz / MPB

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Ficha técnica Discos

Sello	Sony / Columbia
Estilo	Jazz / MPB
Año de Edición Original	1996
Instrumental

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Terence Blanchard (trompeta, arreglos)

Edward Simon (piano), Oscar Castro Neves (guitarra acústica), David Pulphus (contrabajo), Troy Davis (batería), Paulinho da Costa (percusión), David Bohanovich o Fred Zlotkin (cello).

Participación especial de: Ivan Lins (voz).

Grabado en Conway Studios y en Studio C, en Hollywood (California, EEUU), entre el 28 y 31 de agosto de 1995.

El gran trompetista estadounidense de jazz Terence Blanchard (Terence liver Blanchard) (Nueva Orleans, Louisiana, EEUU, 1962) interpreta composiciones de Ivan Lins, que participa como vocalista en casi todos los temas. Fue uno de los discos candidatos al Grammy en la categoría de Mejor Álbum de Jazz Latino.

"Although trumpeter Terence Blanchard gets first billing on this recording, it is very much a joint effort with singer-composer Ivan Lins. Not only are all 13 songs by Lins but he sings on all but the three instrumentals although sometimes just wordlessly in the background. Blanchard often harmonizes with Lins' voice, creating a melancholy and dreamy atmosphere. Most selections feature Blanchard's regular rhythm section of the time, augmented by Paulinho Da Costa's percussion and occasionally Oscar Castro-Neves' acoustic guitar." Scott Yanow (Allmusic)

"Blanchard has taken a particularly unusual route with "The Heart Speaks." It would not, in fact, have been inappropriate to list the album as a collaboration between the trumpeter and Brazilian singer-songwriter Ivan Lins. Every piece was written by Lins, and with the exception of the title tune and one other, he sings on every track. Further escalating the commercial risks of the project, Lins—unlike Astrud Gilberto, who sang in English on her early bossa nova recordings with Stan Getz—sings entirely in Portuguese. Despite the relative unfamiliarity of the material, the combination works surprisingly well. Blanchard's large, resonant tone provides a warm, lush contrast to Lins' gentle but emotionally penetrating vocal style. If there is a problem, it is in the occasionally clattering rhythm playing, which too often sounds ponderous and root-bound in comparison to the soaring eloquence of the dialogue between Lins and Blanchard." The Los Angeles Times

"(...) Like Hiroko Kokubu, this set pervades all that is smooth about Latin fusion.
Joining trumpeter Blanchard on this set are a heavyweight team of guests that includes Ivan Lins, Paulinho da Costa and Oscar Castro-Neves. Terence doesn't play his horn like a Herb Alpert or a Donald Byrd, but moreso reminiscent of of Caribean salsa meets Freddie Hubbard.
The music drifts from bolero to samba to an Azymuth-sounding traditional beat which is full of culture and reminds me of drinking a full bodied port, smooth, full bodied, rich and relaxing. The album does have a few up-tempo salsa type excursions à la Poncho Sanchez but the peace and tranquility of the album returns quite quickly.
This album is for late, late night listening 'round midnight' and is guaranteed to soothe away the stress and strain of the day. This music will caress you like waves washing onto the shore on a summer's evening. If you like your contemporary jazz with more bounce to the ounce, "The Heart Speaks" is definitely not for you." All about Jazz (01.05.1997)

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CD 1

Aparecida
Ivan Lins - Maurício Tapajós