Miles Davis: Sketches Of Spain (140g)
Sketches Of Spain (140g)
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George Avakian, der in Kolumbien unter der Leitung des Ethno-Musikwissenschaftlers Alan Lomax eine Reihe ethnischer Musik leitete, wollte vor allem, dass Gil Evans mit Flamenco arbeitet, da er spanische Komponisten zu schätzen wusste. Tatsächlich hatte Miles selbst gleichzeitig Joaquin Rodrigos »Concierto De Aranjuez« und den Flamenco entdeckt - dank einer von der Schauspielerin Beverly Bentley aus Spanien mitgebrachten Anthologie und einem Konzert, zu dem ihn Frances Taylor mitgenommen hatte.
Das Ergebnis war eine majestätische Musik, in der Gil Evans den Kitsch von Rodrigos Originalpartitur umging und sich mit Hilfe von Miles' imposanter Trompete behaupten konnte. Zusammen mit dem Adagio aus dem »Concierto« entlehnte Gil Evans Manuel de Fallas »Will O' The Wisp« und adaptierte »The Pan Piper« aus einer von Lomax in Galizien aufgenommenen Panflötenarie und »Saeta« aus einem gleichnamigen rituellen Gesang, der zur Begleitung der Blaskapellen gesungen wurde, die die Prozessionen in Sevilla während der Karwoche begleiteten. In diesem letzten Stück und in »Solea« schöpfte Miles aus der Glut des Flamenco-Gesangs und entfernte sich gleichzeitig von allen Spuren der Folklore.
Originalausgabe: Columbia LP CS 8271 vom 18. Juli 1960
Produzenten: Teo Macero und Irving Townsend (Titel 1, 7 und 8), Teo Macero (Titel 2-6):Ingenieur: Fred Plaut
20. November 1959 (a)
Miles Davis (tpt., flh); Ernie Royal (tpt.); Bernie Glow (tpt.); Taft Jordan (tpt.); Louis Mucci (tpt.); Dick Hixon (tb.); Frank Rehak (tb.); Jimmy Buffington (frh.); John Barrows (frh.); Earl Chapin (frh.); Jimmy McAllister (tuba.); Al Block (fl); Eddie Caine (fl); Romeo Penque (Oboe); Harold Feldman (Oboe, cl); Jack Knitzer (bssn); Janet Putnam (Harfe); Paul Chambers (b); Jimmy Cobb (d); Elvin Jones (perc); José Manguel (perc); Gil Evans (arr, cond)
10. März 1960 (b)
Miles Davis (tpt.); Ernie Royal (tpt.); Bernie Glow (tpt.); Johnny Coles (tpt.); Louis Mucci (tpt.); Dick Hixon (tb.); Frank Rehak (tb.); Jimmy Buffington (frh.); Joe Singer (frh.); Tony Miranda (frh.); Bill Barber (Tuba); Al Block (fl); Harold Feldman (fl); Danny Bank (bcl); Romeo Penque (Oboe); Jack Knitzer (bssn); Janet Putnam (Harfe); Paul Chambers (b); Jimmy Cobb (d); Elvin Jones (perc); José Manguel (perc); Gil Evans (arr, cond)
15. November 1959 (c)
Personal ähnlich (b) - genaue Angaben unbekannt
Alle Titel wurden im Columbia 30th Street Studio, NYC, aufgenommen
Born in Fort Worth, Texas in 1930, Ornette Coleman began playing alto sax in 1944 and tenor soon after, and is almost entirely self-taught. From the beginning Coleman chose the path less traveled, concerning himself with pitch and melody and trying to extract qualities of the human voice with his horn. The result was a sound in jazz that no one had ever heard before, sparking the "free jazz" revolution, which soon became one of its major currents. Despite an early lack of comprehension over what Coleman was doing, the titles of his early albums suggest that Coleman himself knew exactly how his music would influence the jazz world (Tomorrow Is the Question, Something Else), it was just a question of time. This, Coleman's second album, recorded in 1959 in Los Angeles was produced by one of Coleman's early supporters, Lester Koenig of the great Contemporary Records, and features Don Cherry on trumpet, Percy Heath / Red Mitchell on bass and Shelly Manne on drums. It was during this time that Coleman's career began to take off, thanks in part to John Lewis of the Modern Jazz Quartet who got Coleman and Cherry spots at the School of Jazz in Lenox, Massachusetts. This same year Coleman recorded his watershed album "The Shape of Jazz to Come".
Das Ergebnis war eine majestätische Musik, in der Gil Evans den Kitsch von Rodrigos Originalpartitur umging und sich mit Hilfe von Miles' imposanter Trompete behaupten konnte. Zusammen mit dem Adagio aus dem »Concierto« entlehnte Gil Evans Manuel de Fallas »Will O' The Wisp« und adaptierte »The Pan Piper« aus einer von Lomax in Galizien aufgenommenen Panflötenarie und »Saeta« aus einem gleichnamigen rituellen Gesang, der zur Begleitung der Blaskapellen gesungen wurde, die die Prozessionen in Sevilla während der Karwoche begleiteten. In diesem letzten Stück und in »Solea« schöpfte Miles aus der Glut des Flamenco-Gesangs und entfernte sich gleichzeitig von allen Spuren der Folklore.
Originalausgabe: Columbia LP CS 8271 vom 18. Juli 1960
Produzenten: Teo Macero und Irving Townsend (Titel 1, 7 und 8), Teo Macero (Titel 2-6):Ingenieur: Fred Plaut
20. November 1959 (a)
Miles Davis (tpt., flh); Ernie Royal (tpt.); Bernie Glow (tpt.); Taft Jordan (tpt.); Louis Mucci (tpt.); Dick Hixon (tb.); Frank Rehak (tb.); Jimmy Buffington (frh.); John Barrows (frh.); Earl Chapin (frh.); Jimmy McAllister (tuba.); Al Block (fl); Eddie Caine (fl); Romeo Penque (Oboe); Harold Feldman (Oboe, cl); Jack Knitzer (bssn); Janet Putnam (Harfe); Paul Chambers (b); Jimmy Cobb (d); Elvin Jones (perc); José Manguel (perc); Gil Evans (arr, cond)
10. März 1960 (b)
Miles Davis (tpt.); Ernie Royal (tpt.); Bernie Glow (tpt.); Johnny Coles (tpt.); Louis Mucci (tpt.); Dick Hixon (tb.); Frank Rehak (tb.); Jimmy Buffington (frh.); Joe Singer (frh.); Tony Miranda (frh.); Bill Barber (Tuba); Al Block (fl); Harold Feldman (fl); Danny Bank (bcl); Romeo Penque (Oboe); Jack Knitzer (bssn); Janet Putnam (Harfe); Paul Chambers (b); Jimmy Cobb (d); Elvin Jones (perc); José Manguel (perc); Gil Evans (arr, cond)
15. November 1959 (c)
Personal ähnlich (b) - genaue Angaben unbekannt
Alle Titel wurden im Columbia 30th Street Studio, NYC, aufgenommen
Born in Fort Worth, Texas in 1930, Ornette Coleman began playing alto sax in 1944 and tenor soon after, and is almost entirely self-taught. From the beginning Coleman chose the path less traveled, concerning himself with pitch and melody and trying to extract qualities of the human voice with his horn. The result was a sound in jazz that no one had ever heard before, sparking the "free jazz" revolution, which soon became one of its major currents. Despite an early lack of comprehension over what Coleman was doing, the titles of his early albums suggest that Coleman himself knew exactly how his music would influence the jazz world (Tomorrow Is the Question, Something Else), it was just a question of time. This, Coleman's second album, recorded in 1959 in Los Angeles was produced by one of Coleman's early supporters, Lester Koenig of the great Contemporary Records, and features Don Cherry on trumpet, Percy Heath / Red Mitchell on bass and Shelly Manne on drums. It was during this time that Coleman's career began to take off, thanks in part to John Lewis of the Modern Jazz Quartet who got Coleman and Cherry spots at the School of Jazz in Lenox, Massachusetts. This same year Coleman recorded his watershed album "The Shape of Jazz to Come".
- Tracklisting
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LP
- 1 Concierto de Aranjuez
- 2 Will o' the wisp
- 3 The pan piper
- 4 Saeta
- 5 Solea
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