Mosaic
The first encounter between Swedish pianist Jacob Karlzon and Moroccan percussionist Rhani Krija took place on the road in Dominic Miller's band. Krija marveled at Karlzon's musicality and openness to spontaneously create melodic and rhythmic gems of the most vital expressiveness. The pianist, on the other hand, was immediately struck by the percussionist's ability and urge to compose live on stage and enter into musical dialog. Both felt instantly at home in each other's rich musical language. The Mosaic duo's compositions mature out of the moment like puzzles. Fragments that are created in real time are brought into larger harmonic and groove contexts. This results in creative friction and tension, which find their resolution in the extremely finely tuned weaving of stories. Karlzon and Krija's storytelling is also unique because of the continuous role reversal. The man with North African origins occasionally lets his many percussion instruments sing melodically, while the Scandinavian on the 88 keys of his grand piano sets the pulse pattern throughout.
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$6.80Mosaic
The first encounter between Swedish pianist Jacob Karlzon and Moroccan percussionist Rhani Krija took place on the road in Dominic Miller's band. Krija marveled at Karlzon's musicality and openness to spontaneously create melodic and rhythmic gems of the most vital expressiveness. The pianist, on the other hand, was immediately struck by the percussionist's ability and urge to compose live on stage and enter into musical dialog. Both felt instantly at home in each other's rich musical language. The Mosaic duo's compositions mature out of the moment like puzzles. Fragments that are created in real time are brought into larger harmonic and groove contexts. This results in creative friction and tension, which find their resolution in the extremely finely tuned weaving of stories. Karlzon and Krija's storytelling is also unique because of the continuous role reversal. The man with North African origins occasionally lets his many percussion instruments sing melodically, while the Scandinavian on the 88 keys of his grand piano sets the pulse pattern throughout.
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The first encounter between Swedish pianist Jacob Karlzon and Moroccan percussionist Rhani Krija took place on the road in Dominic Miller's band. Krija marveled at Karlzon's musicality and openness to spontaneously create melodic and rhythmic gems of the most vital expressiveness. The pianist, on the other hand, was immediately struck by the percussionist's ability and urge to compose live on stage and enter into musical dialog. Both felt instantly at home in each other's rich musical language. The Mosaic duo's compositions mature out of the moment like puzzles. Fragments that are created in real time are brought into larger harmonic and groove contexts. This results in creative friction and tension, which find their resolution in the extremely finely tuned weaving of stories. Karlzon and Krija's storytelling is also unique because of the continuous role reversal. The man with North African origins occasionally lets his many percussion instruments sing melodically, while the Scandinavian on the 88 keys of his grand piano sets the pulse pattern throughout.
