℗ 2014 ACT Music and Vision
Released July 29, 2014
Duration 48m 08s
Record Label ACT Music and Vision
Catalogue No. ACT9626-2
Genre Jazz (Contemporary Jazz)
 

Duo Art: The New Tradition

Adam Bałdych, Yaron Herman

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1.1
Riverendings
Adam Bałdych; Yaron Herman
5:21
1.2
Legenda
Adam Bałdych; Yaron Herman
7:50
1.3
Sleep Safe and Warm
Adam Bałdych; Yaron Herman
4:10
1.4
Letter for E.
Adam Bałdych; Yaron Herman
6:01
1.5
June
Adam Bałdych; Yaron Herman
4:39
1.6
Quo vadis
Adam Bałdych; Yaron Herman
5:29
1.7
Lamentation of Jeremiah (arr. by A. Bałdych for Violin and Piano)
Adam Bałdych; Yaron Herman
5:13
1.8
Relativities
Adam Bałdych; Yaron Herman
2:10
1.9
Canticles of Ecstasy (arr. by A. Bałdych & Y. Herman for Violin and Piano)
Adam Bałdych; Yaron Herman
5:08
24 Preludes, Op. 28  
1.10
No. 4 in E Minor (arr. by A. Bałdych and Y. Herman for Violin and Piano)
Adam Bałdych; Yaron Herman
2:07
"Pick of the Week ... their duo collaboration seems like a natural fit ... and it is. It’s not a surprise that their chosen sounds is a potent mix of modern jazz and folk. It’s also not a surprise that it switches between sublime passages and dramatic builds ... the album’s intoxicating beauty exceeds expectations ..." - Wondering Sound Described by a German newspaper as "without doubt the greatest jazz violinist alive today," ECHO Jazz winner Adam Baldych teams up with Paris-based Israeli pianist Yaron Herman as a duo on The New Tradition. Two big musical personalities found each other and they simply had to continue on the same path from that moment on, a path called The New Tradition; blazing a new trail leading off the beaten track. With total mutual trust, Bałdych and Herman set new standards in contemporary jazz, an intense and natural collaboration seldom heard. This album is released under the ACT Duo Art series, documenting magical dialogues between pairs of musicians.
96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – ACT Music and Vision Studio Masters
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-1.71
-12.54 to -0.30
-20.59
-31.45 to -15.74
-16.67
-23.60 to -12.50
11
9 to 13
1
Riverendings
-0.30-16.68-13.09
2
Legenda
-0.30-16.89-13.49
3
Sleep Safe and Warm
-0.30-21.47-17.913
4
Letter for E.
-0.30-18.73-15.412
5
June
-0.30-21.37-18.413
6
Quo vadis
-0.30-15.74-12.59
7
Lamentation of Jeremiah (arr. by A. Bałdych for Violin and Piano)
-0.81-21.16-17.412
8
Relativities
-1.68-22.24-18.812
9
Canticles of Ecstasy (arr. by A. Bałdych & Y. Herman for Violin and Piano)
-0.30-20.22-16.312
10
No. 4 in E Minor (arr. by A. Bałdych and Y. Herman for Violin and Piano)
-12.54-31.45-23.612

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