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The Essential Wynton Marsalis
The Essential Wynton Marsalis (Greatest Hits, Mix Album)
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Wynton Marsalis - Baroque Music for Trumpet
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Wynton Marsalis: Ballads for Trumpet
Playintime is proud to present this all-new series by jazz legend Wynton Marsalis for trumpet....
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Personnel: Wynton Marsalis (trumpet); Branford Marsalis (saxophone); Herbie Hancock, Kenny Kirkland (piano); Ron Carter, Clarence Seay, Charles Fambrough (bass); Tony Williams, Jeff Watts (drums).Recorded at CBS/Sony Studios, Tokyo, Japan and CBS Recording Studios, New York, New York. Includes liner notes by Stanley Crouch.Personnel: Wynton Marsalis (trumpet); Herbie Hancock (piano); Ron Carter (bass); Tony Williams (drums).Includes liner notes by Stanley Crouch.Master Sound releases are 24-karat...
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Marsalis' trumpet playing has been both overcriticized and (at least early on) overpraised. When he first arrived on the scene with the Jazz Messengers, his original inspiration was Freddie Hubbard. However, by the time he began leading his own group, Marsalis often sounded very close to Miles Davis (particularly when holding a long tone), although a version of Davis with virtuosic technique. He was so widely praised by the jazz press at the time (due to their relief that the future of jazz finally...
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America's foremost jazz classicist assesses the state of the art in this impassioned epistolary manifesto. Marsalis, now the artistic director of Jazz at Lincoln Center, answers critics who denounce him as the "gatekeeper" for a fossilized middlebrow establishment with a spirited defense of standards against both post-bebop modernist abstraction and the contemporary trend toward promiscuous fusion with other pop styles. As conservator of the Armstrong-Ellington legacy, he champions a jazz...
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Wynton Marsalis - J Mood
Personnel: Wynton Marsalis (trumpet); Marcus Roberts (piano); Robert Leslie Hurst III (bass); Jeff "Tain" Watts (drums). Recorded at...
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Wynton Marsalis: The London Concert
Album review: This should not be thought of as a crossover disc by a jazz artist trying his hand at classical music. It is a classical disc by a well-educated and highly talented musician. Although Marsalis is known as a jazz musician and educator, the original release of the first four concertos here was recorded when he was just 20 and relatively new to the jazz world as well. This "expanded edition" of the original CBS release of the Haydn , Mozart , Fasch , and Hummel works adds concertos from...
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Used - The trumpeter Wynton Marsalis has been a tireless advocate of all things jazz for most of his career, from his start with Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers to his involvement with New York's Jazz at Lincoln Center project. His advocacy of somewhat conservative jazz over more experimental forms has generated controversy, particularly with some of the higher profile exponents of those forms, like the late Miles Davis, with whom he had several well-publicized arguments. But Leslie Gourse's biogra
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Synopsis: Once in a while the stars align and something magical happens...as on the night Jazz at Lincoln Center presented a salute to the late, great bluesman, Ray Charles. Two musical iconoclasts, Willie Nelson and Wynton Marsalis, along with the stunning songstress Norah Jones, collectively brought their unique musical perspective to the legendary artist s hits such as Hallelujah I Love Her So, Hit the Road Jack, and Unchain My Heart. The evening s musicians are supported by insightful and vibrant...
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Marsalis' trumpet playing has been both overcriticized and (at least early on) overpraised. When he first arrived on the scene with the Jazz Messengers, his original inspiration was Freddie Hubbard. However, by the time he began leading his own group, Marsalis often sounded very close to Miles Davis (particularly when holding a long tone), although a version of Davis with virtuosic technique. He was so widely praised by the jazz press at the time (due to their relief that the future of jazz finally...
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This electric collaboration between Marsalis and Rogers is an insider's A to Z guide through the greats of jazz. The recognizable giants are all here-Miles Davis with a stunning portrait in hues that call to mind his legendary Kind of Blue, and John Coltrane with a list song that conjures his "cascading through closely clustered chord changes." But to get all the subtle asides or to understand why Joe "King" Oliver's tribute ("the Kaiser of cornet") seems almost more laudatory than Louis ...
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Wynton Marsalis - Jump Start and Jazz
Personnel: Wynton Marsalis (conductor, trumpet); Robert Sadin (conductor); Wessel Anderson (sopranino & alto saxophones); Victor Goines...
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Matching Wynton Marsalis's musical cadences note for note is the bold, poster-style art of Paul Rogers, highlighted in two phenomenal foldout spreads. The art's vibrant nostalgic feel is echoed in an exquisite design, with its size simulating an old 78 LP and its endpapers die-cut to mimic a vintage record sleeve. Complete with a discography and brief biographies of the featured musicians as well as notes on the various poetic forms, this is truly an incomparable gift book — for older children learning...
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Disc 2 1. Pi?ce en forme de Haba?era 2. Triptyque for Trumpet and Piano 3. Triptyque for Trumpet and Piano 4. Triptyque for Trumpet and Piano 5. Concertino for Trumpet, Piano and Strings 6. Variations for Trumpet on "Carnival of Venice" 7. Napoli Variations 8. Tis the last rose of summer 9. Tale of Tsar Saltan: Suite, Op. 57 - Flight of the bumblebee 10. Quiet City 11. Rondo for Lifey 12. Prayer of St Gregory, Op. 62b 13. Tiger Rag 14. Root Groove 15. Cherokee 16. The End of a Love Affair 17. Soon...
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Description: This "deeply personal look at Marsalis and his music" (USA Today) takes readers across America and into the heart of jazz. The thrill of sitting in a club or concert hall hearing jazz being made is familiar to most fans. But what if you could immerse yourself in the world of the musician, where creating and performing is a profound task, and yet as routine as breathing? When writer Carl Vigeland was invited to tour with Wynton Marsalis and his septet, he was able to do just that. Vigeland...
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Used - This private look at the life and career of trumpeter Wynton Marsalis is based on hours of interviews with the artist, his family, friends, and musical associates. 40 photos. Index.
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Wynton Marsalis Plays the Music of Ray Charles
Wynton Marsalis & Willie Nelson Play The Music Of Ray Charles (blu-ray) - Dvd - Brad J. Fuss
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The Wynton Marsalis Quartet: Wynton Marsalis (trumpet); Eric Lewis (piano); Carlos Henriquez (bass); Ali Jackson (drums).Additional personnel includes: Diane Reeves, Bobby McFerrin (vocals).Recorded at Right Trax Studios, New York, New York on June 6 & 7, 2003. Includes liner notes by Stanley Crouch.Wynton Marsalis.Personnel: Dianne Reeves, Bobby McFerrin (vocals); Eric Lewis (piano); Ali Muhammed Jackson (drums).Producers: Delefeayo Marsalis; Delfeayo Marsalis.Audio Mixer: Patrick Smith .Liner Note...
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Cast of Cats contains twelve original tunes composed by Wynton Marsalis and performed in small group sessions with members of the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra. Brooks Brothers Exclusive.
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Wynton Marsalis & JALC Orchestra: Congo Square
Long before New Orleans' fabled red light district Storyville became famous as an incubator of jazz, legend has it that in the 1700s and 1800s the Congo Square market behind the French Quarter was the only public place in America where African slaves were allowed to perform their own music. Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with African master drummer Yacub Addy and Odadda! revisits this bedrock of jazz and blues where the earliest African styling's first entered American music...
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Art Blakey - Jazz Messages CD Included Forward By Wynton Marsalis
Through in-depth analysis, detailed transcriptions and album references, author John Ramsay gives us an insider's view of Art Blakey's unique drumming style. The book includes examples of Art's philosophies and wisdom as told by some of the great Alumni of the Jazz Messengers Big Band.
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