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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0013431210528
Label: Concord Records
Manufacturer: Concord Records
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Concord Records
Release Date: March 12, 2002
Studio: Concord Records
Sales Rank: 103478
MPN: 2105
Disc 1:- 1. Prelude
- I.
- Prelude VIII, Opus 32 - Gary Burton, Rachmaninov, Sergei
- Milonga - Gary Burton, Cardoso, Jorge
- II
- Sonata K20 - Gary Burton, Scarlatti, Domenico
- Impromptu
- Movement III
- Medley: Berceuse / Duettino
- Capriccio II, Opus 76 - Gary Burton, Brahms, Johannes
- Something Borrowed, Something Blue - Gary Burton, Ozone, Makoto
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Virtuosi
I am thrilled with this CD. As a pianist myself I find Makoto Ozone's piano refreshing and exciting especially in combination with Gary Burton's vibraphone.After hearing track 11 played on Classic FM in Australia this CD is exactly what I expected. Thank your for your prompt service
Regards Rose Harvey
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Burton and Ozone perform a splendidly diverse variety of classics alongside some newer tunes considered classics in their own right. Tombeau de Couperin, Rachmaninoff's Prelude, Scarlatti's Sonata, and the Lakmé Medley do not merely use a melody and chord changes as inspiration for a "head chart," but rather delve inside the original songs for a new twist. The Sonata particularly shows off the duo's ingenuity in finding a new interpretation that respects the old melody.
The newer pieces (such as Milonga, the Confrey Impromptu and the Gershwin pieces) do not belittle themselves as "lesser classics," but Ozone and Burton respect them as equals to the other pieces. The final piece, though not destined to be a classic of its own, ... Read More:
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This Burton-Ozone collaboration has produced a record that deserves to be timeless. It is a marvelous blend of the classical and jazz traditions. The spirit of the classical composers represented on the disc comes through in a refreshing way, brilliantly interpreted by these two superb musicians. This will be my favorite record from the year 2002, no question about it.
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Two genres appease my appetite for today's music CLASSICAL and JAZZ...so it's no wonder this latest Concord release hits the spot to satisfy my craving...featuring Gary Burton(vibes) and Makoto Ozone(piano), performing the works of Barber, Bonilla, Brahms, Cardoso, Confrey, Delibes, Gershwin, Rachmaninoff, Scarlatti and even Ozone composed his "SOMETHING BORROWED, SOMETHING BLUE", mesmerizing with haunting overtones, a perfect ending to this classic event.
Each piece mirrors the harmonies of both classical and jazz, through the musicianship of each artists...much care has been taken to present various tempo and moods...from Latin, Brazilian, Swing, Tango leaning toward polished styles that will amaze ... Read More:
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