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Music : Suite for Chamber Orch and Jazz Piano Trio
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Suite for Chamber Orch and Jazz Piano Trio from: Sony List Price: $9.98 CD-Charts Price: $8.99 You Save: $0.99 (10%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0074643779821 Label: Sony Manufacturer: Sony Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Sony Release Date: October 25, 1990 Studio: Sony Sales Rank: 23792 MPN: 37798 Disc 1: Related Items:
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 Rating: - An Unusual CreationA classically trained jazz musician creates a very interesting chamber music recording. Perfect for a person like myself that is starting to love classical after many years of enjoying the creativity of jazz. Mr Bill Rating: - Oh yea... If you have any liking at all for Jazz and/or Classical, or even if you simply love music in general, then this release will leave you wanting for more. I mean, WOW! What a fantastic blend! I could gush on and on, but the bottom line is that this is a great recording of some great music and it will almost certainly make you smile. Rating: - A wonderful romp!I'm a pianist who will be performing this wonderful piece in a couple of weeks (5/5/01). The more I work on it the more I like it. Against a baroque background, Bolling has ingeniously and unapologetically superimposed every kind of jazz you can think of -- blues, ragtime, Latin, stomp, waltz, modern, and on and on. I know of no other composer who could have put together such a tour de force. This piece deserves a much wider hearing. Buy it! Rating: - The Most Beautiful of the Claude Bolling SuitesI have most of Claude Bolling's Suites. This one to date is my favorite. The pieces on this CD contain many enjoyable melodies. I think this CD merges the classic and jazz sound the best. The transition between the piano and orchestra are very smooth. It is perhaps a little more classical sounding then the others I have. Bolling seems to develop his theme a little bit more then the other suites. 1: Gracieuse (7:15) about 4 minutes into the piano takes the lead, but the orchestra is in a dialogue. 2: Sereine (7:55) My favorite on the album. It starts off with a very mellow classical piano. Oboes start to play the lead. The Chamber orchestra and piano then take up a dialogue; Most of the different instruments ... Read More: |
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