Aquarelle

by Vranckx - Bracaval (1996)

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1.	Georges 05:29	buy track
2.	Thermique 08:22	buy track
3.	Ladies First 05:56	buy track
4.	Three, Four Me 11:38	buy track
5.	Labyrinth 08:31	buy track
6.	Aquarelle 02:51	buy track
7.	Aube 06:13	buy track
8.	Lullaby 02:54	buy track

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AQUARELLE is a short wistful duo for Stefan and Ernst, beautifully played. (Kenny WHEELER)

Studies at the Jazz Studio Antwerp and at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels, Ernst Vranckx, is a first prize jazzpiano winner and receives a “Special Citation for Outstanding Musicianship” from the International Association of Jazz Educators.

Kenny WHEELER is a fan of his compositions, which gave Ernst the chance to record ans album with him.

As far first prizes are concerned, Stefan Bracaval, is not outdone by him. His experience led him to a collection of first prizez at the Antwerp Conservatory. His flutes play on numerous stages and recordings. Charles Loos, Deborah Brown, Barre Phillips will allow this gifted musician to grow up in the world of jazz.

AQUARELLE is the result of a rich association. Ernst an Stefan lead us through harmonious and warm compositions in which the interprets virtuosity is revealing itself without reserve.

A production in which we find again the spirit of the best compositions of Pat Metheny.

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released April 4, 2021

Stefan Bracaval (flutes)
Ernst Vranckx (piano)
Stefan Lievestro (acoustic bass)
Herman Pardon (drums)
John Ruocco (bass clarinet)
Bert Joris (trompette)
Chris Joris (percussions).

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LYRAE Music Namur, Belgium

Ever since it started in 1994, LYRAE Records has undertaken, as a label, to promote the creativity of musicians, Belgian and international, in the fields of Jazz, Blues, New and World music. Very quickly followed by the label KROKO Records with Odex Protocol and Giusi, but above all, the blues group Fred and the Healers. ... more