(Guitar): Acts as a "subtle colourist," providing ethereal textures.
Despite the title, the album is not a fusion of Southern Italian folk. Instead, it incorporates Euro-classical chamber music and Scandinavian folk influences. Lars Danielsson - Tarantella (2009) [FLAC] {ACT...
This review emphasizes the album's mood and atmosphere , describing it as a "worthy addition to the growing canon of great European jazz recordings". It analyzes how the musicians "flesh out the bones" of Danielsson’s musical sketches without ego. (Guitar): Acts as a "subtle colourist," providing ethereal
Reviewer John Kelman provides a technical breakdown of the album, noting it as a "clear high mark" in Danielsson's career. He highlights the "understated yet powerful pulse" and the unique contributions of the "supergroup" assembled for the session. This review emphasizes the album's mood and atmosphere
John Fordham examines the "slowly unfolding romantic themes" and the "muscular pizzicato" of Danielsson’s bass work, noting the "premier-league support" from the ensemble. Album Context & Musicality
(Trumpet): Known for his "whispering tone" and "clarity of line".