PNEUMA

“The breathy, soulful voices of the clarinets embrace the spirited vocals of Gottlieb, who often uses her own voice as another wind instrument. Pneuma’s cycle of poems and songs, composed and arranged by the four musicians, offers the wind as a metaphor for an empty space. It attempts to reflect the turbulent feelings of sensing loss, thinking about last and lost breaths and passing moments and images, but it is also life affirming cycle and enjoys the beauty that survives”
– Eyal Hareuveni, Salt Peanuts

Ayelet is joined by three virtuoso clarinetists, to play a set of music inspired by poetry about the wind. With François Houle, James Falzone and Michael Winograd.

Photographs by Gem Salsberg; Record Label – Songlines

VIDEO GALLERY

Pneuma - Who Has Seen the Wind?

Pneuma - Trembling / Light

Pneuma - Neither You Nor I / Conversation with Ora

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“…a dream-like reverie of vibrantly colorful melodic meanderings…The smokey yet luminously smooth and clear tone of Ayelet’s voice accompanies a non-linear weave of percolating rhythmic and melodic fragments… Like Ayelet’s voice, the tones of the clarinets are rounded and clear, with perfect intonation. Their finely tuned call and response forms the real meat of the record…There is tremendous musicianship here, though it is never put on full display…a masterpiece of a kind.”

MusiqueMachine.com 5 star review

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