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| 12 Songs by Joni Mitchell |
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A brilliant combination: Joni Mitchell, the iconic American singer-songwriter and commuter between pop, jazz and folk music, inspires the internationally renowned bassist and composer Peter Herbert to embark on a reinterpretation of her songs. String quartet, bass, electronics and vocals meet on an equal footing, and in a concerted effort bring out the dazzling beauty of Joni Mitchell’s songs from an entirely new angle. A contemporary tribute to one of the most influential musicians in pop music history, one who was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame alongside the Jackson 5 and the Bee Gees.
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| Credits |
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Peter Herbert, double bass
ena, voice
Wolfgang Mitterer, electronics
Koehne Quartett
All music & lyrics by Joni Mitchell, arranged by Peter Herbert
Booklet text by Wolfgang Mörth |
1CD | Jazz | PRIME colors Edition |
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| Recommendation |
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Wolfgang Mitterer recruits three musicians for a unique performance. The result is a musical conversation about borderlands and sounds. Contemporary music meets jazz club!  |
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| BONECRUSHER: music ranging from sound-sculpture noise drones to walls-of-Jericho-collapsing blasts to delicate webs of air and tone, resonating overtones with layered articulations. |
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| John Clark, Dave Taylor and Franz Hackl on French horn, trumpet and bass trombone are not just a brass trio but create a whole cosmos of sounds, styles and techniques. |
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