Golden Ratio Trio - Interpretations The Norway Sessions - Carsten Dahl

Album Description

Carsten Dahl's latest masterpiece, Golden Ratio Trio - Interpretations The Norway Sessions, is a sublime jazz album that promises to enchant and captivate listeners. Released on 27 September 2024 via Storyville Records, this 43-minute gem showcases Dahl's exceptional artistry and musical prowess.

The album's tracklist is a carefully curated selection of 14 tracks, including 'Interpretations', 'Morgonsång', 'Kristallkorall', and 'The Golden Ratio', each one a testament to Dahl's innovative approach to jazz. From the soothing melodies of 'Vacker' and 'Open window' to the evocative soundscapes of 'Wind', 'Sound of the Waves', and 'Birds', every piece is a masterclass in nuance and expression.

With 'The Art of Thinking', 'All Will Be Fine', and 'Mother', Dahl demonstrates his ability to craft songs that are both deeply personal and universally relatable. The album's energetic and playful side is also on full display in tracks like 'Monk'ish Dancesteps' and 'Breathing', showcasing the Golden Ratio Trio's impressive technical skill and chemistry.

Throughout the album, Carsten Dahl's passion for jazz shines brightly, making Golden Ratio Trio - Interpretations The Norway Sessions a must-listen for fans of the genre. With its perfect blend of sophistication and accessibility, this album is sure to leave a lasting impression on all who experience it.

27 sep 2024

(P) 2024 Storyville Records

About Carsten Dahl

Carsten Dahl is a renowned Danish pianist and composer whose music transcends traditional boundaries, seamlessly blending jazz, classical, and crossover genres. Known for his innovative and creative approach to improvisation, Dahl has established himself as one of Denmark's most dynamic musical voices. His career began at the Rhythmic Conservatory in Copenhagen, where he initially studied drums before transitioning to the piano, an instrument he mastered without formal training. Dahl's discography is marked by critically acclaimed works, particularly his trio albums like "Short Fairy Tales," "Space Is The Place," and "Under The Rainbow," all featuring the legendary bassist Arild Andersen. Beyond his solo and ensemble work, Dahl has collaborated with notable artists such as Palle Mikkelborg and Thomas Blachman, and his compositions range from intimate piano pieces to large-scale orchestral works like his concerto for two pianos and orchestra, "The Sadness Will Last Forever." His multi-artistic projects, such as "Painting Music," also incorporate visual art and poetry, showcasing his versatility and depth as an artist. Whether performing solo or with his ensemble, Carsten Dahl's music is a journey of sonic exploration and emotional resonance.