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| 1. | Tutti
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| 2. | The Mother's (Where Johnny is)
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| 3. | The Threepenny Opera
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| 4. | Stardust
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| 5. | Meditations For a Pair of Wire Cutters
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| 6. | Flamingo
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| 7. | The Street Beat/52nd Street Theme
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| 8. | Memories of You
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Jazz
Alan Silverman - Mastering
Andy Razaf - Composer
Charles Mingus - Composer
David Schoenwetter - Assistant Engineer
Ed Wedberg - Piano Technician
Edmund Anderson - Composer
Eubie Blake - Composer
Herlin Riley - Drums
Hiroko Kawachi - Executive Producer
Hoagy Carmichael - Composer
James Carter - Clarinet (Bass), Flute, Sax (Alto), Sax (Tenor)
Jim Anderson - Engineer, Mixing
Junko Onishi - Composer, Piano, Producer
Kayoko "Coco" Seo - Coordination
Kazutoshi Chiba - Executive Producer
Kimitaka Kato - Executive Producer
Kiyoko Murata - Coordination
Kuninori Tamamori - Management, Producer
Mika Ninagawa - Photography
Nao Sekine - Management
Nicholas Payton - Trumpet
Reginald Veal - Bass
Rodney Whitaker - Bass
Roland Guerrero - Conga
Sir Charles Thompson - Composer
Takuto Satoyama - Stylist
Takuya Yamada - Art Direction, Design
Ted Grouya - Composer
Ted Tuthill - Assistant Engineer
Thelonious Monk - Composer
Wycliffe Gordon - Trombone
Yoshihisa Saito - A&R
2010 release from the Japanese pianist, composer and arranger. Features musical assistance from Nicholas Payton, James Carter, Wycliffe Gordon, Reginald Veal, Rodney Whitaker and Herlin Riley.
Baroque is jazz pianist Junko Onishi's first album in over ten years and her debut for Verve. The 2010 release follows up her eclectic 1999 album, Fragile. Baroque features several Onishi originals as well as her unique interpretations of some 20th century classical pieces, including "The Three Penny Opera.", Rovi
Junko Onishi
Active Decade: '90s
Born: Apr 16, 1967 in Kyoto, Japan
Genre: Jazz
Styles: Post-Bop, Jazz Instrument, Piano Jazz
With the release of her 1993 Blue Note debut Cruisin', pianist Junko Onishi arrived as one of the most promising of Japan-born jazz musicians. Growing up in Tokyo, Onishi received classical piano lessons but became quite interested in jazz. She studied at Berklee and after three years moved to New York. Already a well-developed player, Onishi worked with Joe Henderson, Betty Carter, Kenny Garrett, and Mingus Dynasty before recording her debut as a leader. She considers her style to be based on Duke Ellington, Thelonious Monk, and Ornette Coleman; her other recordings from the '90s include 1994's Live at the Village Vanguard, 1995's Piano Quintet Suite, and 1999's Fragile. After Fragile, Onishi took a break from releasing albums to focus on developing her music. She returned over ten years later with 2009's Musical Moments. She followed that up a year later with her 2010 Verve debut, Baroque, which featured several Onishi originals as well as interpretations of some 20th century classical pieces, including "The Three Penny Opera."
---Scott Yanow, Rovi |
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