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Citi Movement (1993) Jazz at Lincoln Center Presents: The Fire of the Fundamentals (1994) – in Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra; Jazz at Lincoln Center: They Came to Swing (1994) – in Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, recorded 1992–94. Live at the Village Vanguard (1999) The Marciac Suite (2000) Swinging into the 21st (2011) The ...
Marcus Roberts – piano. CITI MOVEMENT (GRIOT NEW YORK) embraces the aural and visual cacophony of the cityscape, its throbbing heartbeats, and the harmonies that emerge from the conflicts and compromises of urban life. Wynton’s first dance score, and one of his first extended compositions, CITI MOVEMENT was written for the choreographer ...
Citi Movement, an Album by Wynton Marsalis Septet. Released 26 January 1993 on Columbia (catalog no. 473055 2; CD). Genres: Post-Bop, Jazz. Rated #1107 in the best albums of 1993. Featured peformers: Wynton Marsalis (trumpet, writer, arranger), Wycliffe Gordon (trombone), Wessell "Warmdaddy" Anderson (alto saxophone), Todd Williams (tenor ...
1 de feb. de 2000 · Marsalis uses three incarnations of his septet in these recordings. His core band consisted of Marsalis on Trumpet, Wycliffe Gordon on Trombone, Herlin Riley on Drums and Wessell Anderson on Alto Saxophone. Beyond that band #1 added Marcus Roberts on Piano, Todd Williams on Tenor Saxophone, and Reginald Veal on Bass.
On the other hand, epic suites such as “Citi Movement” and “In the Sweet Embrace of Life” — at forty-four and fifty-five minutes, respectively — strike me as bloated, unfocused, and self-indulgent. And tunes like “In the Court of King Oliver” and “Buddy Bolden,” though brilliantly played, are somehow stilted in their ...
Notes. 7-disc set issued in a 5" x 5.25" x 1.25" cardboard box. Each disc has its own sub-catalog # in a cardstock sleeve. Comes with a 14-page booklet. No UPC on the box. Recorded live at the Village Vanguard, New York City on 9-10 March 1990, 3 & 7 July 1991, 3-5 December 1993, 2-4 December 1994.
Music from this ballet is also available as 2CD album entitled: Citi Movement Clip from VHS The concept of a griot, a West African storyteller who keeps the cultural heritage of a people alive, is used to depict the non-European culture of New York City, and particularly the African and Caribbean backgrounds of some of its residents.
