Norma Winstone, Kenny Wheeler, John Taylor & Maritime Jazz Orchestra - Winter Sweet
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Norma Winstone, Kenny Wheeler, John Taylor & Maritime Winter Sweet
Jazz Orchestra
Album "Siren's Song"
1997
Vocals -- Norma Winstone
Piano -- John Taylor (2)
Trumpet, Flugelhorn -- Kenny Wheeler
The Maritime Jazz Orchestra :
Alto Saxophone -- Greg Gatien
Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Flute, Directed By -- Greg Carter
Baritone Saxophone -- Chris Mitchell (8)
Double Bass -- Jim Vivien
Drums -- Dave James (9)
Guitar -- Alan Sutherland (2)
Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone -- Kirk MacDonald, Mike Murley
Trombone -- Daryl Burghardt, Gene Smith (3), Kelsley Grant, Paul Barrett (3)
Trumpet -- Arnie Chycoski, Frank Ridgeway, Jim Hargreaves, Roland Bourgeois
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Absolutely INCREDIBLE, ETHEREAL music! Ladies and gentlemen, this is creative music at its absolute FINEST!!
AND the original version with just the TRIO was mind-blowing, too!
I used to listen to Azimuth with these guys in the early 80s such extrodinary music.
Another example of how jazz is the living art music capable of best establishing a viable post Schoenberg tonality. It speaks in our contemporary aesthetic. So cool.
a real beauty!
Indeed !
Somenthing enormous!
I'm caught by the total abandon that Kenny throws himself into this 1st flugle solo yet it yields such a lyrical intellegent emotionally connected result.
This music is interesting because, while very soothing and accessible , it is "almost atonal." The music theory behind the composition must be very intricate. Elements of tonality are continually "peeking out", but modulation is continuous.
jwbeauch The 3 parts of advanced verticality all present and a counted for. Melodic chromaticism, modulation and, chromatically altered harmonies.
jwbeauch Well understandable interpretation however it would take at least one hard shove in the direction of higher chromatic density to get at what your talking about.This music is perfect right where it is.
Maybe you should put your pocket calculator back where it belongs, namely in your pocket and then try listening with your ears!
@@swingmanic I am a jazz pianist and composer who us influenced by these guys. Feel free to checkout my channel
@@paxwallacejazz I took up the saxophone 50 years ago after hearing Charlie Parker and Stan Getz. It was as if a switch clicked over in my head going from violin to woodwind. I don't play anymore but I still get pleasure presenting a jazz program on radio here in Australia. I will get around to checking your channel in due course.
It's "Winter Suite". Please correct.
like`verrrryyy,
super.romania.,
and`imagessss....,