Friedrich Liechtenstein Trio Beatiful Boat Made Of Sound

On a mild July night, the Friedrich Liechtenstein Trio faced the audience and analogue vinyl technology in a unique studio concert.
Friedrich Liechtenstein shows all his skills here: With his incomparable voice, imbued with subtle humor, he sings, whistles, whispers his songs into the microphone. Poetic and full of melancholy. The atmosphere in the studio is charged with energy. Honestly, directly and with all rehearsed and intuitively improvised ideas, directly and as on the theater stage, solely responsible for the moment.
His long-time arranger Arnold Kasar carefully accompanies him on the Steinway and works with economical electronics. Sebastian Borkowski sets the stylish accents with tenor saxophone, flute and bass clarinet sounds floating to the deepest depths. Two sets are recorded and then one is immediately selected for LP pressing. You can't hear the Friedrich Liechtenstein Trio more directly and honestly.
This recording is a direct-to-disc recording from Emil Berliner Studios. Direct cuts are the result of intensive preparation and rehearsal time of the participating artists, but also of the sound engineers. The recording is completely analog and is cut directly into a coating film, which is then formed into a press die in a galvanic process. Each pressed record is therefore an original print of this recording.

Selections:
Side A
1. Dolphin Man
2. Gayev
3. Terrestrial waves
4. Beautiful boat of sound
Side B
1. Boitzenburg
2. Rainy Days And Mondays
3. Ride
4. Do not sing while swimming