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Amazonレビュー. Like Duke Ellington, Wynton Marsalis writes about many places and spaces. This 13-part opus, the final release of the trumpeter's Swinging into the 21st Century Series, is dedicated to the Jazz in Marciac Festival in France, where Marsalis has performed and taught since 1991.
Everybody knows Wynton Marsalis can blow up a storm. But on the night that his sextet premiered The Marciac Suite, they were almost blown away themselves-along with the immense circus tent that housed the concert and some 5,000 jazz fans. Halfway through Wynton's 13-part composition, Jazz in Marciac Producer Jean- Louis Guillhaumon rushed onto ...
Wynton Marsalis. Label: Sony Music Released: 2000 Views: 1,206 Tracks. Loose Duck; The Big Top; Jean-Louis Is Everywhere; Mademoiselle D'Gascony; Armagnac Dreams; Marciac Fun; For My Kids at the Collège of Marciac; Marciac Moon; D'Artagnan; Guy Lafitte; B is for Boussaget (and Bass); In the House of Laberriere; 13.
Official website for jazz musician Wynton Marsalis: news, tour dates, latest releases, audio and video, biography, discography, photo gallery, and more. ... The Marciac Suite. Armagnac Dreams; B Is For Boussaget (And Bass) D’Artagnan; For My Kids At The College of Marciac; Guy Lafitte; In The House Of Laberriere;
Wynton marsalis - The Marciac Suite - 12 - In the House of Laberriere 13. Wynton marsalis - The Marciac Suite - 13 - Sunflowers 2003 Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra (with Wynton Marsalis) - A Love Supreme (by John Coltrane) (41:44) 01-Acknowledgement 02-Resolution 03-Pursuance 04-Psalm 2004 The Magic Hour (01:01:26) 01. Feeling of Jazz
Official website for jazz musician Wynton Marsalis: news, tour dates, latest releases, audio and video, biography, discography, photo gallery, and more. ... The Marciac Suite. Wynton Marsalis Septet Released 2000. Selections From the Village Vanguard Box. Wynton Marsalis Septet Released 2000. Live at the Village Vanguard.
5 de ago. de 2010 · August 5, 2010 Marciac, France The Wynton Marsalis Septet performing “Sunflowers”, composed by Wynton, from the album: The Marciac Suite. Wynton Marsalis (trumpet); Dan Nimmer (piano); Walter Blanding (tenor sax): Victor Goines (clarinet); Chris Crenshaw (trombone); Ali Jackson (drums); Carlos Henriquez (bass)
