| | Brooklyn Repertory Ensemble Passport To Brooklyn CD Brooklyn Repertory Ensemble Discography of CDs
The BRE presents 8 tracks, including compositions by Charlie Parker, Fats Waller, Billie Holiday and others, as well as a medley of classic standards entitled "I Got Rhythm," based on Gershwin's melody. Features Tulivu-Donna Cumberbatch, Michael Ridlay, Passport To Brooklyn Music Brooklyn Repertory Ensemble Passport To Brooklyn Songs | 1. | Malik |
| 2. | Indiana |
| 3. | Body And Soul |
| 4. | Moonlight In Vermont |
| 5. | Back At The Chicken Shack |
| 6. | Jitterbug Walts |
| 7. | I Got Rhythm - Medly |
| 8. | Come Sunday |
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