Local Objects

Local Objects

• The second album from the Hungarian-born Vienna-based guitarist finds her embracing an even broader scope of music than on her outstanding debut En otra parte, this time extending from contemporary composition to jazz etude via music from Brazil, Argentina, Italy and Azerbaijan

Zsófia Boros: guitar<br><br>The second album from the Hungarian-born Vienna-based guitarist finds her embracing a broad scope of music, broader even than on her outstanding debut En otra parte. <br><br>This time the range extends from contemporary composition to jazz etude via music from Brazil, Argentina, Italy and Azerbaijan - all embraced with imagination and creative flair. <br><br>Pieces played here by Zsofia Boros include Egberto Gismontis challenging Celebracao de Núpcias (made famous on Dança das cabeças), Franghiz Ali-Zadehs Fantasie, Al Di Meolas Vertigo Shadow, and Carlo Domeniconis Turkish-influenced Koyunbaba. <br><br>These Local Objects are rendered universal by Boros subtle and sensitive playing in an album recorded at Luganos Auditorio Stelio Molo in November 2015 and produced by Manfred Eicher.