Integrale Django Reinhardt, Vol. 13: Echos of France CD

Integrale Django Reinhardt, Vol. 13: Echos of France buy CD music Recorded live at The Budokan, Tokyo, Japan on September 2, 1982; Osaka Festival Hall, Osaka, Japan on September 3, 1982; Yokohama Stadium, Yokohama, Japan on September 5, 1982. Includes liner notes by Philip Elwood. As with most of the Woody Herman Orchestra's recordings for Concord, this set (taken from concerts in Japan) welcomes guests from Herman's past. In this case tenors Al Cohn, Med Flory, Sal Nistico and Flip Phillips get to star on half of the eight selections including a remake of "Four Brothers" and Phillips's "The Claw." Phillips has an opportunity to reprise his famous Jazz at the Philharmonic solo on "Perdido." The regular Herman sidemen do not sound as distinctive in comparison, but they play quite well on these attractive arrangements, four of them by pianist John Oddo. ~ Scott Yanow Woody Herman Big Band: Woody Herman (vocals, clarinet); Paul McGinley (tenor saxophone, flute); Frank Tiberi, Jim Carroll (tenor saxophone); Nick Brignola (baritone saxophone, bass clarinet) Brian O'Flaherty, Scott Wagstaff, Mark Lewis, George Rabbai, Bill Byrne (trumpet, flugelhorn); Gene Smith, John Fedchock (trombone); Randy Hawes (bass trombone); John Oddo (piano); Dave Shapiro (bass); Dave Ratajczak (drums); Jeff Hamilton (percussion). Engineers: Yoshinisa Watanabe, Yutaka Tomioka. Personnel: Woody Herman (vocals, clarinet); Paul McGinley (flute, tenor saxophone); Michael Brignola (bass clarinet, baritone saxophone); Jim Carroll , Flip Phillips, Frank Tiberi, Al Cohn, Med Flory, Sal Nistico (tenor saxophone); Brian O'Flaherty, Scott Wagstaff, George Rabbai, Mark Lewis , Bill Byrne (trumpet, flugelhorn); Randall Hawes, Gene Smith , John Fedchock (trombone); John Oddo (piano); Dave Ratajczak (drums); Jeff Hamilton (percussion). Liner Note Author: Philip Elwood. Recording information: Osaka Festival Hall, Osaka, Japan. Unknown Contributor Roles: Flip Phillips; Al Cohn; Med Flory; Sal Nistico. Additional personnel: Al Cohn, Med Flory, Sal Nistico, Flip Phiilps (tenor saxophone).

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Integrale Django Reinhardt, Vol. 13: Echos of France album for sale Please note! The classic original version of Moomin Voices is available at cdbaby /cd/moominvoices . ++++++++++ The Moomin novels describe the musical activities of the Moomins, particularly those of Snufkin, his harmonica with trills and twiddles. All Moomin characters sing songs, often about their thoughts and themselves. The songs often serve as core statements of the characters' personalities. This music was heard outside Moomin Valley after they went live on theater stage in Stockholm. Director Vivica Bandler told Jansson in 1959: "Listen, here the people want songs". The earlier version of the play was cast in Helsinki with no music. Helsinki based pianist and composer, Erna Tauro was commissioned to write the songs to lyrics by Jansson. The first collection consisted of six Moomin Songs (Sex muminvisor): Moomintroll's Song (Mumintrollets visa), Little My's Song (Lilla Mys visa), Mrs. Fillyjonk's Song (Fru Filifjonks siĄng), Theater Rat Emma's Words of Wisdom (TeaterriĄttan Emmas visdomsord), Misabel's Lament (Misans klagoliĄt) and Final Song (SlutsiĄng). More songs were published in the 1960s and 70s when Jansson and Lars Jansson produced a series of Moomin dramas for Swedish Television. The simple, yet effective melodies by Tauro were well received by the theater and TV audiences. The first songs were either sung unaccompanied or accompanied by a pianist. While the most famous Moomin songs in Scandinavia are undoubtedly Moomintroll's Song and Little My's Song, they appear in no context in the novels. The original songs by Jansson and Tauro remained scattered after their initial release. The first recording of the complete collection was made in 2003 by composer and arranger Mika Pohjola on the Moomin Voices CD (Muminri¶ster in Swedish), as a tribute to the late Tove Jansson. Tauro had died in June 1993 and some of Jansson's last lyrics were composed by Pohjola in cooperation with Jansson's heirs. Pohjola was also the arranger of all songs for a vocal ensemble and chamber orchestra. The same recording has been released in a Finnish version in 2005, Muumilauluja. The Finnish lyrics were translated by Kirsi Kunnas and Vexi Salmi. The Swedish and Finnish recordings of Moomin Voices, and their respective musical scores, have been used as course material at Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts. The Moomin Band is dedicated to exclusively performing the original lyrics and unaltered stories by Ms. Jansson. This band is lead by Pohjola on piano, with vocalists Mirja Makela and Eeppi Ursin.

Integrale Django Reinhardt, Vol. 13: Echos of France CD music Volume Two in a series of three Japanese-only CDs featuring remixes and rarities by this Japanese Electro/Acid Jazz/Dance outfit. 16 tracks including 'The Sixth Sense' (Featuring Rob), 'L.O.V.E.' (Kruder & Dorfmeister Remix), 'Lush Hour', 'Bar-f-out', 'In The Rain' (Interlude) and more. Universal.

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Integrale Django Reinhardt, Vol. 13: Echos of France album for sale Track Listing of songs: Comment Te Dire; You Make Me Feel; Perfect Day; Heaven Here On Earth; Don't Know What To Do; Adieu!; Read My Lips; My Heart Is In Your Hands; Control; And You Never Thought This Could Happen To You; Rain;

Integrale Django Reinhardt, Vol. 13: Echos of France CD music Track Listing of songs: Little Girl's Dream; Land Of The Sugar Plum Fairy; Fairy Ball; Mysterious Room; Back To The Fairy Ball; End Of The Little Girl's Dream;