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Port of Call

by Klaus Treuheit, Lou Grassi

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MISTERIOSO I 05:03
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MISTERIOSO II 04:58
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MISTERIOSO III 03:22
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MISTERIOSO IV 01:47
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L’ESPACE SONORE I 05:19
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L’ESPACE SONORE II 02:54
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L’ESPACE SONORE III 02:16
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L’ESPACE SONORE IV 01:59
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LAMENT # PB I 03:55
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LAMENT # PB II 04:04
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LAMENT # PB III 02:20
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LAMENT # PB IV 04:09
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Port of Call is a studio-recorded duet by Klaus Treuheit and Lou Grassi. The latter is an American drummer who runs the gamut of ragtime (Max Morath) to no time (Gunter Hampel, Burton Greene). Treuheit is a German pianist who studied under Herbie Hancock and modern classical composer George Crumb. Mostly co-composed, this Port takes in the elemental blues, as on “Mysterioso IV”. This series of duos has a somewhat free-ish conversational cast, especially in “L’Space Sonore”, while “Lament #PB III” is wry, spiky bebop, Grassi swinging like Max Roach, Treuheit like Bud Powell. While heavy on mostly cerebral free/out playing, both apply a harmonious touch throughout and bits of swing when perhaps least expected.

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released March 1, 2017

NBLP 104


Recorded on the 18th January 2016 at KTMP-Studio, Erlangen by Ralf Geyer

Music by Klaus Treuheit and Lou Grassi, except “Lament # PB I-IV” and “L’Espace Sonore III” by Klaus Treuheit

Mastered by Arūnas Zujus at MAMAstudios
Design by Oskaras Anosovas


SIDE A
1. MISTERIOSO I
2. MISTERIOSO II
3. MISTERIOSO III
4. MISTERIOSO IV
5. L’ESPACE SONORE I
6. L’ESPACE SONORE II

SIDE B
1. L’ESPACE SONORE III
2. L’ESPACE SONORE IV
3. LAMENT # PB I
4. LAMENT # PB II
5. LAMENT # PB III
6. LAMENT # PB IV


Klaus Treuheit - piano
Lou Grassi - drums

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