Creative Sources Recordings: CS 139 CD 
https://www.creativesourcesrec.com/artists/ernesto_material/discography/disc_paura.html

* Alípio C Neto: soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone
* Dennis González: trumpet, voice
* Ernesto Rodrigues: viola
* Guilherme Rodrigues: cello, radio
* Mark Sanders: drums
 
https://www.alipiocneto.com/ 
https://www.dennisgonzalez.com/ 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guilherme_Rodrigues 
https://www.marksanders.me.uk/

Recorded by Luís Delgado at Tcha3 Studio, Lisbon, on June 15, 2007.


Reviews
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By Massimo Ricci

An atypical combination of talents: Alípio C. Neto (saxes), Dennis González
(trumpet, voice), Ernesto Rodrigues (viola), Guilherme Rodrigues (cello, radio)
and Mark Sanders (drums). The only thing that puzzles me is the rather
preposterous theory about surprise and fear in jazz expressed by a Davide
Sparti in the inside leaflet and, for good measure, rendered incorrectly in
English from the (already incomprehensible) original. But Italy is the country
in which books and movies have a different meaning than in the rest of the
world due to the hard-to-believe incompetence of translators, so no big news
here. Instruments exists, thank god, to deliver us from words and this
particular project sounds great: strong, determined, both muscularly affirmed
and barely whispered, the improvisations suggesting indeed that kind of anxious
feeling that what’s unknown and/or unexpected elicit in frail minds. The
timbral melange is at times exceptional, the corpulence of Neto and González
versus the fascinating meagreness of the Rodrigueses with Sanders acting as a
gifted master of percussive ceremonies. There’s no trace of mellifluousness in
this intriguing crossing of free jazz and EAI dipped in theatrical stir, and
which defies the inevitable conventions of unrehearsed music for its large part.

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Creative Sources 
https://www.creativesourcesrec.com/reviews/reviews_139.html

By Stef 
https://www.freejazzblog.org/2009/05/paura-construction-of-fear-creative.html

Por Rui Eduardo Paes (pt) 
https://rep.no.sapo.pt/criticas_A.htm

Par Julien Héraud (fr)