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Rob Van Bavel Trio Almost Blue

Tracks:
01 LIKE SOMONE IN LOVE 00:00
02 MOON AND SAND 04:28
03 ALL THE THINGS YOU ARE 09:18
04 ALMOST BLUE 13:39
05 SOMEDAY MY PRINCE WILL COME 19:25
06 BENNY'S PENNIES 22:38
07 BODY AND SOUL 26:53
08 AUTUMN LEAVES 31:14
09 PORTRAIT IN BLACK 35:24
10 STELLA BY STARLIGHT 39:54
11 I THOUGHT ABOUT YOU 44:58
12 SOON 50:45
13 SOMEWHERE OVER THE RAINBOW 54:11
14 THE ENGLISH BLUES 56:33
15 SUMMERTIME 01:01:17

Credits:
Hans Van Oosterhout, Drums
Marc van Rooij, Double Bass
Rob Van Bavel, Piano

#RobVanBavel #piano #jazz #music

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Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari: Piano Quintet, Cello Sonata & Duo

Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari (1876-1948) is a composer difficult to classify. As the son of a German father and an Italian mother from an aristocratic family, he was born in Venice and went to study in Munich. He became famous as a composer for the stage with works such as Il Segreto di Susanna and I gioielli della Madonna. His name is now emerging from the shadow cast by his wartime collaboration with Italy’s Fascist regime...

Following on from the piano trios, the Piano Quintet Op.6 dates from 1900. Some of the cantabile melodies may remind us of Brahms, and the delicately embroidered harmony of Hugo Wolf, but Wolf-Ferrari’s characteristic sweetness of tone does not descend into decorative mannerism or affected sentimentalism: he was, to the core, a German-Italian composer with a foot on both sides of the Alps. More than any other of his early chamber works, the Piano Quintet successfully embodies his declared aim as a composer, to create a “universal beauty” where no rules apply, but only a feeling of well-being and sensuousness – especially in the ebullient Scherzo and Trio.

The Cello Sonata (1945) and Duo for violin and cello (1946) share the Romantic language of his early chamber music, but now refined by an escapist mode of neo-classicism, particularly in the lively dialogue of the Duo. The Cello Sonata is imbued with a gentle radiance throughout its brief, traditionally structured quarter-hour duration, drawing on a nostalgic vein of expression which comes naturally to the cello, and including literal echoes of Brahms in the slow movement.

Played by the Guadagnini Quartet, Amedeo Cicchese (cello) and pianist Costantino Catena, who is the binding force in this recording project of considerable importance.

Tracklist:
Piano Quintet in D-Flat Major, Op. 6:
00:00 I. Tranquillo ed espressivo
09:57 II. Canzone
15:51 III. Capriccio
24:24 IV. Finale

34:11 Duo for Violin and Cello in G Minor, Op. 33

Sonata for Cello and Piano in G Major, Op. 30:
42:45 I. Allegro tranquillo
50:13 II. Largo
53:53 III. Allegro

#ErmannoWolf-Ferrari #classical #piano #cello #music

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The Katharsisdrill project was always meant to be an outlet of whatever I produce and which I, for whatever reason, don't see any reason to put a fat, slimy copyright label on. Here's something new and different. A finished score of a small melody which slowly travereses chromatically upwards.

As Salman Rushdie just suffered a stupid and despicable attack by one of those morons who think that they will get a share of the glory of the rich, self-righteous or powerful, by doing their bidding like a thrall, I guess this one is for him. For Salman Rushdie.

As my old Disapora pod which hosted this free culture project got closed I am posting my art here. You can see it using the #katharsisdrill and #darkkatharsisdrill tags.

Go here to download the score as a PDF file.

As always Creative Commons - attribution

#music #art #mywork #musescore #piano #score #SalmanRushdie #cc #creativecommons #freeculture

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John McLaughlin, London Symphony Orchestra, Katia Labeque – Mediterranean Concert

John McLaughlin, London Symphony Orchestra*, Michael Tilson Thomas– Concerto For Guitar & Orchestra "The Mediterranean"
1 – I—Rhythmic
2 – II—Slow & Sad
3 – III—Animato
Duos For Guitar & Piano
4 John McLaughlin / Katia Labeque*– Brise De Coeur
5 John McLaughlin / Katia Labeque*– Montana
6 John McLaughlin / Katia Labeque*– Two Sisters
7 John McLaughlin / Katia Labeque*– Until Such Time
8 John McLaughlin / Katia Labeque*– Zakir

1990 Canada

#JohnMcLaughlin #KatiaLabeque #guitar #piano #music

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Monty Alexander & The Harlem Kingston Express - Jazzwoche Burghausen 2015

  1. Bossa nova do Marilla
  2. Monty's Groove
  3. Nightmist Blues
  4. Could You Be Loved
  5. Heathen
  6. Renewal
  7. Hope / Crying / Welcome To Jamrock
  8. Strawberry Hill
  9. Suite Jamaica / Day-O
  10. Running Away
  11. Regulator
  12. Glory Halleluja
  13. Monty's Groove / Torna a Sorrento
  14. Estate
  15. In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning

Personnel:
Monty Alexander - piano, vocals
Andy Bassford - guitar
Hassan Shakur - bass
Leon Duncan - e-bass, vocals
Dennis Mackrel - drums
Karl Wright - Jamaican drums
Caterina Zapponi - vocals

#MontyAlexander #piano #jazz #music

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Dave Young Piano-Bass Duets: Two by Two Vol 1

Tracks:
1 OP & D 00:00
2 Younger Than Springtime 05:43
3 NPS 11:26
4 Smoke Gets In Your Eyes 17:27
5 Milestones 23:26
6 In A Sentimental Mood 30:00
7 Stablemates 38:47
8 Passion Flower 45:30
9 One By One 51:39
10 Hot House 59:46

Credits:
Tracks 1 and 2- with Oscar Peterson recorded in Toronto at McClear Pathe Studios,January 23 1995.

Tracks 3 and 4 with Cedar Walton,Tommy Flanagan ( tracks 5 and 6 ) and John Hicks Tracks 7 and 8 recorded in New York at the Hit Factory,February 21 1995.

Tracks 9 and 10 with Mulgrew Miller recorded in Montreal at Studio Tempo,February 28 1995.

#DaveYoung #OscarPeterson #CedarWalton #TommyFlanagan #JohnHicks #MulgrewMiller #piano #bass #jazz #music

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LIVE! At The Breman - The Joe Alterman Trio: Jazz Playing Jazz Standards

The Breman Museum is excited to welcome the Joe Alterman Trio back to the Stage for a Hanukkah Eve musical treat! On Wednesday December 9 at 7 PM the trio returns for a Live Zoom performance of music by jazz musicians featured in the current photography exhibition A Jazz Memoir: Photography by Herb Snitzer. Featured artists include Duke Ellington, Thelonious Monk, Miles Davis, Louis Armstrong, Nina Simone and many others.

#JoeAlterman #piano #jazz #music

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