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| City of Glass - Stan Kenton Plays Bob Graettinger |
| Stan Kenton |
első megjelenés éve: 1953
63 perc |
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| (1995)
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| 3.413 Ft
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| 1. | Thermopylae
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| 2. | Everything Happens To Me
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| 3. | Incident In Jazz
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| 4. | House Of Strings
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| 5. | A Horn
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| 6. | City Of Glass - Entrance Into The City
First Movement-Part 1
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| 7. | City Of Glass - The Structures
First Movement-Part 2
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| 8. | City Of Glass - Dance Before The Mirror
Second Movement
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| 9. | City Of Glass - Reflections
Third Movement
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| 10. | Modern Opus
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| 11. | A Cello
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| 12. | You Go To My Head
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| 13. | A Trumpet
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| 14. | An Orchestra
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| 15. | A Thought
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| 16. | Some Saxophones
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Jazz / Big Band; Progressive Jazz; Traditional Pop; Orchestral Jazz
Recorded: Dec 6, 1947-May 28, 1953
Bob Graettinger was arguably the most radical arranger to ever work in jazz. In fact, it is doubtful if any other big-band leader other than Stan Kenton (who always encouraged adventurous writers) would have used his very complex charts during this era. Graettinger's works, which were influenced by aspects of modern classical music (but were not at all derivative) are all included on this fascinating, if difficult, CD reissue. The four-part "City of Glass," the pieces that comprised "This-Modern World" and a variety of shorter works (including the remarkably dense "Thermopylae") make for some very stimulating listening. This is avant-garde music that still sounds futuristic 45 years later.
---Scott Yanow, allmusic |
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