Title: Another one of LeBaron's different grips
Product review: I'm a hardline fan of LeBaron's works. Her 'Rana, Ritual and Revelations' is one of my favorite "new music" discs. This one keeps as high standards in the places where she instruments the pieces herself. Those who like the RRR album will also like tracks 1,7-9.The poetic blues/jazz tracks (2-5) is a little issue by itself, at first it didn't really sit too well with me, cos it's not really my bag that much, even though musically the performances in these songs are classy. But after some listenings I did get some clue and found something that I could relate to.However, that said, they still bothers me a little bit and I have that sense that they are quite different from the other pieces, yet I understand I'm not supposed to pick them out as they are enclosed within the whole theme of the set.The last piece is a beautiful work which reminds a little bit of a lyrical Zeena Parkins.
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