Gustavo Musso & Esteban Sehinkman - Mutable (2021) Hi-Res

Mutability is a natural condition of music, especially in the jazz universe.
In this territory, both the way of interpreting a repertoire and the choice of instruments to perform it, can change over time.

Gustavo Musso (saxophonist member of the Escalandrum group) and Esteban Sehinkman (keyboardist of Pájaro de fuego and producer of the Real Book Argentina) meet on this album to travel their way

the melodies, harmonies and solos once conceived by absolute jazz referents, such as Duke Ellington, Charlie Parker, Miles Davis and Dizzy Gillespie, among others.

The execution of the Ewi (Electronic wind instrument) on Musso's nimble fingers, and Sehinkman's detailed synthesizers, blend to create a futuristic atmosphere, with renewed views of the sources of jazz.
However, technology is not the only bastion of this proposal since musicians also express their own melodic and harmonic ideas, deconstructing works that they have known for decades.

The path of the album goes through versions of "Caravan", "A night in Tunisia" or "Cherokee"; some ballads like "In a sentimental mood" or "Blue in green"; classics like "Smile" (Chaplin) and "On the sunny side of the street"; and Be Bop approaches with iconic songs like "Parker's Mood", "Donna Lee" (Parker) and "Oleo" by Sonny Rollins.