Michael Stille, director of the orchestra, acted cool: “They understand themselves at first go.” The first notes of “Take the long way home” dispelled any doubt which you could have with the combination of rock and classical-music. “At yesterday's and only rehearsal hot and cold shivers run down the spines of the people”, reported Mini Schulz, promoter of Stuttgart jazzclub BIX, between stage-remodeling. Here you are allowed of being truly curious because the union of former Supertramp-singer and songwriter with the Stuttgart Philharmonics is a unique/one-time project. But also she has been spinning someone in her musical universe.Īnother form of nostalgia evoked Roger Hodgson. She could have shook the fragile human balance between life and soul to its foundations if the ambience would have been more intimate. This gentle “rough-voice” which sometimes threaten of breaking tingle poetisized (?) in nostalgic Billie-Holiday-manner love, being/existence, loneliness. The lost/loneliness of Blues, the easiness of Jazz, the drama of Soul, the uncomplicatedness of Pop has been unified by Fabien Marcoz (contrabass), Matilda Sternat (cello), Laurent Robin (drums) und Andre Manoukian to a musical flow, that carried the uncomparable voice of Malawi-born singer Malia. Therefore the sounds of Malia drifted like too early autumn leaves through the gloomy mild air, of melancholy beauty, combining ending and beginning, and mourning and hope. The second day of the festival with Malia and Roger Hodgson and the Stuttgart Philharmonics passed rain-less.
Grey clouds gathered over Pariser Platz in Stuttgart but kept mum brave.
SUPERTRAMP SCHOOL TRADUÇÃO FULL
“Music reflects all movements/emotions of our deepest inner/being but complete without reality and away from its pain.” – and full in the meaning of Schopenhauer (famous German philosopher) two musicians who can´t be any different than they are touched on Monday at the Pariser Platz with their uncomparable hymns something deep hidden. Jazz open stuttgart Malia und Roger Hodgson acclaimed on Pariser Platz.
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