Chick Corea: Solo Piano Portraits (2CD)

15,99 €
 
Formát:
CD
 
 
Dostupnosť:
7-14 dní
 
 
Katalógové číslo:
7235603
 
 
EAN kód:
888072356030
 
 
Autori:
Chick Corea
 
 
Interpreti:
Chick Corea
 
 
Vydavateľ:
CONCORD RECORDS / JAZZ
 
 
Zoznam skladieb
Disk 1 von 2

1

Chick Talks: About Solo Piano
2
Improv #1 / How Deep Is The Ocean?
3
Chick Talks: About Bill Evans
4
Waltz for Debby
5
Chick Talks: About Stevie Wonder
6
Pastime Paradise
7
Chick Talks: About Thelonious Monk
8
'Round Midnight
9
Pannonica
10
Blue Monk
11
Chick Talks: About Bud Powell
12
Dusk In Sandi
13
Oblivion
14
Chick Talks: About Paco de Lucía
15

The Yellow Nimbus

Disk 2 von 2

1

Chick Talks: About Scriabin
2
Prelude #2 (Op. 11)
3
Prelude #4 (Op. 11)
4
Chick Talks: About Bartok
5
Bagatelle #1
6
Bagatelle #2
7
Bagatelle #3
8
Bagatelle #4
9
Chick Talks: About the Children's Songs
10
Children's Song #1
11
Children's Song #2
12
Children's Song #3
13
Children's Song #4
14
Children's Song #5
15
Children's Song #9
16
Children's Song #10
17
Children's Song #11
18
Children's Song #12
19
Chick Talks: About Portraits
20
Portrait #1 - Krakow
21
Portrait #2 - Krakow
22
Portrait #1 - Casablanca
23
Portrait #2 - Casablanca
24
Portrait #1 - Easton, Maryland
25
Portrait #2 - Easton, Maryland
26
Portrait #3 - Easton, Maryland
27
Portrait #4 - Easton, Maryland
28
Portrait #1 - Vilnius
29

Portrait #2 - Vilnius

Popis
"Portraits" is the name pianist Chick Corea has given his new double CD, which he recorded solo live. On it, he not only interprets well-known works by some of his favorite composers, but also a new recording of his own extremely popular "Children's Song" cycle Among those portrayed here are jazz pianists such as Thelonious Monk ("'Round Midnight", "Pannonica", "Blue Monk"), Bud Powell ("Dusk In Sandi", "Oblivion") and Bill Evans ("Waltz For Debby"), but also Stevie Wonder ("Pasttime Paradise") and the recently deceased flamenco guitarist Paco de Lucía ("The Yellow Nimbus"), as well as the classical composers Alexander Scriabin ("Prelude #2 & #4, Opus 11") and Béla Bartók ("Bagatelle #1 - #4"). In their entirety, all these "portraits" also add up to an artistic self-portrait of one of the greatest pianists in jazz.