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31. Juli 2019 · The Jazz literature contains a number of descriptions of how the music moved from Swing to Bop and each one offers a slightly different point of emphasis. The following reconstruction is taken from Donald Maggin biography of Stan Getz entitled Stan Getz A Life in Jazz .
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Leben und Wirken. Ralph Burns lernte früh Klavier und besuchte ab 1938 das New England Conservatory of Music in Boston.Seine ersten Erfahrungen mit Jazz hatte er über das Transkribieren von Platten-Aufnahmen von Count Basie, Benny Goodman und Duke Ellington (für Arrangements lokaler Bands) und über Frances Wayne und ihren Bruder Nick Jerrett, bei denen er als Student wohnte und die Bigband ...
28. Okt. 2016 · In order to fill out the concert where “Ebony Concerto” was to be presented, Herman had one of his arrangers, the gifted Ralph Burns, (pictured at right) compose a piece which was called “Summer Sequence.” It was a three-part work which ran about nine minutes, and Herman recorded it in September of 1946.
15. Juni 2009 · two albums which i'd consider swing to bop and which i like a lot are ralph burns bijou (a twofer cd of two 10 inch albums for period, quartet with tal farlow) and with a larger band burns jazz studio album... but these are from the fifties...
13. Feb. 2023 · Jazz Album Review: “The Birth of Bop” — Chronicling the Transition from Swing to Bop. February 13, 2023 | 1 Comment. By Steve Provizer. The Birth of Bop contains performances from some important participants in the bop revolution — Dexter Gordon, Stan Getz, Milt Jackson, Allen Eager, Fats Navarro, Max Roach, J.J. Johnson, and others.
6. März 2006 · March 6, 2006. Genre. Jazz, Vocal. Styles. Bop, Swing, Traditional Pop, Jazz Instrument. Discography Timeline. See Full Discography. Jazz Studio 5 (1955) Bijou (1955) Swingin' Down the Lane (1962) Where There's Burns, There's Fire (1962) Music from the Richard Rodgers Broadway Hit "No Strings… (2002)
29. März 2024 · The great jazz arranger/composer and be-bop pianist Ralph Burns' classic 1955 audiophile album Spring Sequence, is one of a handful of rare solo albums that Burns recorded in the 1950's, a period he worked in both the jazz and classical realms. By the 1960's Burns was in high demand composing for Broadway
