Hristo Vitchev opens new horizons for the Contemporary Jazz, new CD "In Search of Wonders" and next concerts

"Hristo Vitchev continues manifesting his musical talent as a composer, 

musician, bandleader and opens new horizons for the 

Contemporary Jazz ", Luis Raul Montell - Jazz Global Beat

The CD:
"In Search of Wonders"
Hristo Vitchev Quartet

Tracks: Disc 1: The Transitory Nature; It May Backfire; Post Nubes; Fuchsia Brown Eyes; In Search of Wonders; Almost Home (Intro); Almost Home. 
Disc 2: Falling in Orange; Old Theme; It Is Here, Somewhere; Stay (Prelude); Stay; Without Words, As the Full Moon Shines; The Invisible Stairway; We Search for Wonders.

The Musicians: Hristo Vitchev ( guitar); Dan Robbins (bass); Jasnam Dava Singh 'Weber Iago' (piano); Mike Shannon (drums).

The highly anticipated double album by the impressionistic Hristo Vitchev Quartet marks the 7th release as a leader for the internationally acclaimed guitarist.

The new compositions and sonic textures explored here, catalog the evolution of this award winning group over the last decade, and present a sound and style that is completely unique and truly identifiable with the quartet. For the recording of this project the group decided to first take the music on the road all around the world, and let each piece evolve night after night, letting it settle naturally and effortlessly into its final shape and place, which you can now experience on this marvelous release.

The next presentation of Hristo Vitchev Quartet in the Bay Area, San Francisco will be in Kuumbwa Jazz Center in Santa Cruz, California, next July 7 and then advance for your tour announced in Japan, to be held in places like Kobe Modern Jazz Club, Izumi Hall, Jazz Club Azul and Day by Day Jazz Club. Here are the corresponding poster:

Notes of Hristo Vitchev:

The Hristo Vitchev Quartet is an impressionistic jazz ensemble lead by Bulgarian modern jazz guitarist Hristo Vitchev. Residing in the San Francisco Bay Area since 1998, Hristo has performed with some of the premier musicians in the region and has toured nationally and internationally with a wide variety of formations. The quartet was formed in late 2008 with the goal of showcasing Hristo Vitchev’s completely unique voice as a composer, featuring Brazilian pianist Weber Iago, drummer Mike Shannon, and one of the most original bassist in Northern California; Dan Robbins. Their debut record “Song for Messambria” presents a unique blend of modern jazz (ECM), classical, and Brazilian textures.

In this video you can enjoy what was the music of Hristo and his Quartet four years ago in

Kuumbwa Jazz Club in Santa Cruz, CA.:

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