Suchergebnisse
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Der Saxofonist Aaron Fletcher, der Tenorist Marcus Strickland und der Posaunist Delfeayo Marsalis sorgen abwechselnd oder gemeinsam für Reibungspunkte, und der Schlagzeuger Jazz Sawyer ergänzt Rhythmen zwischen Swing und Drum & Bass. Doch bei aller ungewöhnlichen Schräge kehrt diese Variante des Akustischen immer wieder ins Vertraute ...
18. Feb. 2003 · For the festivities, Mayfield leads a talented sextet, augmented on one piece each by Wynton Marsalis and Parks himself on piano. As a whole, the suite hangs together beneath and introspective and impressionistic canopy. At times lush and at times jagged, the music is humid and potent like the streets of the French Quarter after a ...
Delfeayo Marsalis – trombone, producer. Aaron Fletcher – alto saxophone, soprano saxophone. Marcus Strickland – tenor saxophone. Edwin Livingston – double bass. Jaz Sawyer – drums. Richard Johnson – piano. Mark Samuels – executive producer. William Samuels – associate producer. Steve Reynolds – engineer. Todd Parker – engineer. Jalmus – mixing.
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- January 25, 2003
- November 27–29, 2001
17. Apr. 2003 · Irvin Mayfield: Half Past Autumn Suite album review by Steven Robinson, published on April 17, 2003. Find thousands jazz reviews at All About Jazz!
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24. Okt. 2011 · The result was a collaborative effort between Mr. Mayfield and Mr. Parks, entitled the Half Past Autumn Suite, which premiered (and later recorded with Mr. Parks, Wynton Marsalis and the Irvin Mayfield Quintet and released by Basin Street Records) in a live performance by the Irvin Mayfield Quintet during a retrospective exhibit of ...
17. Apr. 2020 · News The Latest From Around The Music World. Delfeayo Marsalis Is A Merchant Of Joy. “We don’t travel as much as we’d like yet,” Delfeayo Marsalis said. “But the guys in the band are committed to what we’re doing, and it’s taken a while for the concept to evolve.”. It’s not hard to pinpoint why Delfeayo Marsalis’ New Orleans ...
