Charlotte Illinger- But Beautiful (CD)
Every start is a gamble. Charlote Illinger is young and loves a large repertoire. She gained some experience on stage as a member of the NRW State Youth Jazz Orchestra, the Federal Youth Jazz Orchestra and then during the four years when she studied at the Prins Claus Conservatory in the Dutch city of Groningen. She has also won a few prizes at "Jugend jazzt," the Haestens and the Sparda Jazz Award, and now she is in the finals of the Master's degree program as a Jazz Improvising Artist at Folkwang University in Essen, in other words, shortly before finally taking the scepter in her hand as an independent artist. Consequently, an album, which you present under your own name to the jazz world, has special significance. It is a calling card, maybe even a door opener for the coming years, in any case a self-confident statement, with which a new voice of the German jazz world is making her mark. The direction is clear: Illinger loves tradition. All of the songs on this album reject the superficial and focus on the opportunities to develop independent moods and colors.
Tracklist:
- The Way Of Time
- Nica's Dream
- You Go To My Head
- At Night
- A House Is Not A Home
- Furniture
- But Beautiful
- Old Devil Moon
- I Wish You Love
- Manhattan
Every start is a gamble. Charlote Illinger is young and loves a large repertoire. She gained some experience on stage as a member of the NRW State Youth Jazz Orchestra, the Federal Youth Jazz Orchestra and then during the four years when she studied at the Prins Claus Conservatory in the Dutch city of Groningen. She has also won a few prizes at "Jugend jazzt," the Haestens and the Sparda Jazz Award, and now she is in the finals of the Master's degree program as a Jazz Improvising Artist at Folkwang University in Essen, in other words, shortly before finally taking the scepter in her hand as an independent artist. Consequently, an album, which you present under your own name to the jazz world, has special significance. It is a calling card, maybe even a door opener for the coming years, in any case a self-confident statement, with which a new voice of the German jazz world is making her mark. The direction is clear: Illinger loves tradition. All of the songs on this album reject the superficial and focus on the opportunities to develop independent moods and colors.
Tracklist:
- The Way Of Time
- Nica's Dream
- You Go To My Head
- At Night
- A House Is Not A Home
- Furniture
- But Beautiful
- Old Devil Moon
- I Wish You Love
- Manhattan