With Notes On The Memory Of Notes, Lorenzo Bianchi Hoesch, Fabrizio Cassol, and Adèle Viret explore the delicate space between contemporary jazz, electroacoustic composition, and free improvisation. Bringing together Cassol’s expressive saxophone, Viret’s cello, and Hoesch’s electronic sound design, the trio creates a constantly shifting dialogue between acoustic instruments and digital transformation.
The music unfolds through fragmented melodies, extended techniques, subtle electronic processing, and moments of unexpected intimacy. Rather than following conventional structures, the compositions explore how sounds evolve, disappear, and return in altered forms, blurring the boundaries between memory and invention.
Atmospheric, adventurous, and deeply attentive to texture, Notes On The Memory Of Notes is a fascinating exploration of musical dialogue, where improvisation and electronic experimentation become inseparable.
