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Prism

Years in the making, Tabula Rasa’s debut Prism blends thought-provoking lyrics with a strikingly original mix of classical, Celtic and jazz, coloured by Spanish influences and Brazilian rhythms.

  • CatalogueMD 3274
  • Released1 Aug 2003
  • Playing time46 minutes 51 seconds
  • Recorded at Move Records Studio

Listen & tracks

4 of 10 tracks have a preview · 10 works · 46:51

  1. 1 Memories of the Beach Tabula Rasa 4:50
  2. 2 Prism Tabula Rasa 4:42
  3. 3 I Can Fly (Aftertouch) Tabula Rasa 5:04
  4. 4 Night Time Sky Tabula Rasa 4:36
  5. 5 Danger in Disguise Tabula Rasa 4:17
  6. 6 Tango Tabula Rasa 4:27
  7. 7 Little Dreams Tabula Rasa 5:22
  8. 8 Sticks and Stones Tabula Rasa 2:42
  9. 9 Wondering Tabula Rasa 5:28
  10. 10 Awakening Tabula Rasa 5:23

This is the reason for the ensemble name ‘Tabula Rasa’ – it is starting with a musical clean slate, with the express aim of creating a new, vital sound hitherto unknown in Australia.

The core members of Tabula Rasa consist of the well-known jazz singer Linda Cable and the astonishing flamenco guitar duo of Robert Bratetich and Mario Lattuada. Guest artists include saxophonist and flautist Bill Harrower and drummer David Jones, with further contributions from bass, percussion and accordion.

Reviews

brilliant ... the balance between the singer and the various instruments is impeccable and the recording consistent with Move's exalted standards.

a most attractive whole ... delightful soloing and ensemble work ... Cable's delivery is almost faultless in its reading of the varying emotions, empathy with the music and clarity of delivery ... pure pleasure.

The Tabula Rasa album has impressed ... a broadish appeal ... good work

more delights from Move Records ... The guitars are great and Linda Cable is in good form!

a knockout ... love it!

Artists

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Tabula Rasa

ensemble

Consisting of a core ensemble of voice and two guitars, Tabula Rasa—meaning "clean slate"—combines classical, Celtic and jazz with Spanish flamenco and amazing Brazilian rhythms.

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Technical credits

  • Recording Engineer Martin Wright
    Thomas Grubb
    Vaughan McAlley
  • Editing Engineer Alessandro Servadei
  • Mixing Engineer Alessandro Servadei
  • Mastering Engineer Alessandro Servadei
  • Venue Move Records Studio
  • Credit Martin Wright
    Phillip Wall
    Stacey Elson

Details

List price
$25.00 AUD
Total playing time
46 minutes 51 seconds
Release date
Categories
Australian, Jazz, Vocal
Musical work copyright
© 2003 Move Records
Sound recording copyright
℗ 2003 Move Records
Catalogue
MD 3274
EAN
9314574327427

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