Takeshi Kato  |  Kyoto  |  不明  |  09/May/2003

I felt deeply moved the first time I listened to this album.Some years ago I was fortunate to attend a live concert by Ithamara. She was good but now she is marvelous, truly a jazz diva. She has developed a lot. My favorite tracks are the piano duos with Gonzalo Rubalcaba.

 

Teruo Nakamichi  |  Tokyo, Japan  |  不明  |  06/May/2003

Sorry to say, but there is a big mistake when you labeled it as a Brazilian/World Music album.Actually it’s a marvelous jazz album, influenced by European classical music. Ithamara Koorax reached the pick of her career.

 

Jim Keltner  |  New York, NY  |  不明  |  27/April/2003

A masterpiece! Koorax’s best album ever. Haunting vocal performances and sublime contributions by John McLaughlin,Luiz Bonfa (the way they play together on Man Alone is transcendental), Marcos Valle, Jurgen Friedrich,Azymuth,Claus Ogerman, Joao Palma and Dom Um Romao.