Garton & Carter Present Triumvirate - The Persistence Of Memory

Review by Michael Ratcliffe

The Persistence Of Memory, the latest album from Garton & Carter Present Triumvirate, is a mesmerizing blend of jazz, classical, and experimental music. The album showcases the trio's impressive musicianship and their ability to create intricate and innovative compositions.

The album opens with "The Persistence Of Memory," a haunting track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The trio's use of unconventional instruments, such as the theremin and the waterphone, adds a unique texture to their sound. The album also features some impressive solos from each member of the trio, particularly on tracks like "Memento Mori" and "Echoes Of The Past."

One of the standout tracks on the album is "The Last Breath," a haunting and melancholic piece that showcases the trio's ability to create emotive and evocative music. The track features some beautiful piano work from Garton, and the interplay between the piano and the cello is particularly moving.

Summary by Michael Ratcliffe

The Persistence Of Memory is a stunning album that showcases the immense talent of Garton & Carter Present Triumvirate. Their ability to seamlessly blend different genres and create complex and innovative compositions is truly impressive. This is an album that will appeal to fans of jazz, classical, and experimental music alike.