
Tracklista:1. Why'd You Do It?2. Yawn 3. Dr. Jackle4. Jean The Bean5. Rags To Riches6. Shinola
- Wykonawca Scofield John , Swallow Steve , Nussbaum Adam
- Data premiery 2009-11-27
- Nośnik CD
- Jazz/Blues / Jazz
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Tracklista:1. Why'd You Do It?2. Yawn 3. Dr. Jackle4. Jean The Bean5. Rags To Riches6. Shinola

Tracklista: 1. Invocation2. You Are Free3. Room No. 54. Pretty Ugly5. Get What You Want6. Jonee7. In the Blood8. She Was Bad9. Beneath the Shadow10. Too Far in to Get Out11. Everything's On Sale12. De-ja Voodoo13. Premonition14. 11. 11

Tracklista:1. What A Wonderful World2. Mack The Knife3. Tight Like This4. I’ve Got The World On A String5. Gut Bucket Blues6. Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child7. That’s My Home8. Nobody Knows The Trouble I’ve Seen9. Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams10. Dippermouth Blues11. Sweet Hunk O’Trash12. Memories Of You13. When You’re Smiling (The Whole World Smiles With You)

Rick Wakeman to geniusz instrumentów klawiszowych, którego dosknale znamy z albumów legendy rocka progresywnego, grupy Yes, współpracy z Black Sabbath, a także z fantastycznych płyt solowych. "Journey To The Centre Of The Earth" to jedna z perełek w solowej dyskografii Anglika, która w 2014 roku obchodzi 40. urodziny.

Tracklista: 1. Uranus (01:56) 2. Mars (07:05) 3. Venus (03:46) 4. Jupiter (07:26) 5. Sol (05:24) 6. Neptune (06:46) 7. Saturn (04:19) 8. Terra (03:50) 9. Mercury (02:59) Bonus Track: 10. Hosannas From The Basements Of Hell (KILLING JOKE Cover) (04:29)

George Enescu was an extraordinarily gifted and well-rounded musician: a virtuoso violinist, a world-class conductor, an outstanding pianist, cellist, and organist – even a fine baritone. He was hugely admired by many great musicians of his time, including the cellist and conductor Pablo Casals who described him as ‘the greatest musical phenomenon since Mozart’. To a certain extent, the musical genius and extreme versatility of Enescu ended up overshadowing his many great achievements as a composer. His best-known compositions – the Romanian Rhapsodies – are light potpourris of folk tunes which deflected the focus from the depth and originality of his other works, and for this reason he grew to resent them. In his composing career, Enescu wrote five symphonies, an opera, and quite a number of pieces for chamber groups, including the two piano quartets recorded here. To this day, most of these works remain rarities in the concert hall, and they are also seldom recorded. One of the paradoxes of his writing is that the extremely detailed instructions left in the scores of his chamber works produce the impression of music that it almost improvised. His two piano quartets illustrate the point well. These are late romantic works with a firm grounding in the twentieth century. Richly textured, virtuosic, and highly individual, they display traits characteristic of Mahler, Wagner, Fauré, and Ravel, while also remaining heavily indebted to the distinctive sound of Romanian folk music. Technically, both are highly challenging works, as you would expect from the teacher of such prominent musicians as Yehudi Menuhin, Arthur Grumiaux, and Ida Haendel. The members of the Schubert Ensemble know these works well. They performed a series of Enescu’s chamber works at the Wigmore Hall during 2010, including these two piano quartets. Giving more than sixty concerts a year, and having performed in over forty different countries, the Ensemble is known today as one of the world’s leading exponents of chamber music for piano and strings, consistently receiving excellent reviews for their recordings on Chandos.

Tracklista:1. Anyway the Wind Blows2. Sheer Inertia3. I Am the Sea4. The Magic Hour5. 10,000 Times6. Out of Mist7. Street Fire8. Dooble Book9. Running Isn't Funny Anymore10. Travel Wild - Travel Free11. Elizabethan12. Shark Fin Island13. Dreaming My Life Away

"4 Works 4 Orchestra" to symfoniczno-jazzowa płyta Włodka Pawlika, jedynego polskiego zdobywcy nagrody Grammy w kategorii jazzu. Na płycie znalazły się powstałe na przestrzeni kilku ostatnich lat utwory symfoniczne: II Koncert Fortepianowy, „We Are From Here”, „Cellomania” oraz „Puls 11/8”. W roli solistów obok Włodka Pawlika występują: Łukasz Pawlik – pianista i wiolonczelista oraz Natalia Jarząbek – flecistka. W nagraniach wzięła udział jedna z najbardziej obiecujących młodych orkiestr w Polsce - Myślenicka Orkiestra Kameralna "Concertino" pod dyrekcją Michała Maciaszczyka. Jak mówi sam autor, utwory te wywodzą się z jego twórczości jazzowo-symfonicznej i prezentują ten sam rodzaj podejścia do tworzenia muzyki, które zachwyciło krytyków amerykańskich i przyniosło mu nagrodę Grammy za album „Night in Calisia”. Płyta prezentuje ten sam tak zwany „trzeci nurt”, tylko proporcje są odwrotne, tzn. więcej jest na niej symfoniki niż jazzu. Wspólnym mianownikiem tych kompozycji jest udział jazzowej sekcji rytmicznej (oprócz II Koncertu Fortepianowego). Utwory te charakteryzuje jazzowy drive i w ten sposób nawiązują one do wcześniejszych cross-overowych płyt Pawlika, jak „Tykocin” i „Night in Calisia”.

Tracklista:1. Living for the Future2. Prime of My Life3. It Will Come4. Warm Life5. Hard On Myself6. Be the Man7. Need More Followers8. Down in the Basement9. Won Day10. This Time11. Forget It12. Ruined

Tracklista:1. Never Ever Lay Them Down2. Hard Songs3. My Little Drummer4. Lie Low5. Sickle and Harvest6. The Priest's Garden7. Where Jacarandas Grow8. The Bunting and the Crown9. Apollo On the Docks10. Now Is the Time11. Days a Little Darker