David Sanchez, Coral - 57m 40s

Tracks & Durations

1. Eu Sei Que Vou Te Amar	8:41
2. Matita Perê	7:05
3. Vidala	5:56
4. Coral	8:36
5. Panmbi	3:58
6. The Elements II	8:09
7. Vexilla Regis	5:43
8. Cancion del Cañaveral	9:26

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Review

Puerto Rican tenor saxophonist David Sanchez has been exploring the connections between jazz and Latin music ever since he burst on the scene in the early '90s, when New York gigs with Eddie Palmieri led to a spot in Dizzy Gillespie's band. He takes a giant step forward on his seventh CD, performing the French impressionist-influenced works of Brazilian and Argentine composers; he is supported by his sextet, featuring alto Miguel Zenón, as well as arranger/conductor Carlos Franzetti and the City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra. Sanchez's lyrical tenor breathes new life into Antonio Carlos Jobim's atmospheric "Matita Perê," Heitor Villa-Lobos's moody and majestic title track, and the Pampa pulsations of Alberto Ginastera's "Vidala" and "Panambi." Augmented by original works by Franzetti and Sanchez, this project is reminiscent of Stan Getz's Focus and Joe Lovano's Rush Hour. It beautifully highlights Latin America's classical European heritage--and its African heartbeat. --Eugene Holley, Jr.

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