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Stravinsky: Ebony Concerto (1945)

Igor Stravinsky Ebony Concerto (1945) Michael Collins, clarinet BBC Concert Orchestra Charles Hazlewood, conductor August 9, 2008 BBC Proms Royal Albert Hall London, England  
 
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pianistpedro (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Is the first time that I see a men who plays Harp... :)

Gorgeous!!
chrisklerkx (1 month ago)
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S2HVU (1 month ago) Show Hide
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omg stravinsky i love you
lordlisle (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Yes its a hybrid form of contemporary classical music of which Stravinsky played an emense part
lordlisle (2 months ago) Show Hide
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sorry to have to say this but i think this something more than Jazz it is extremely exact in its compostion and form which is quite unique to the composer Sheer genius I adore this work
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The Berlin Philharmonic version of this is pretty good, and if you like jazz you should check out Humphrey Lyttelton - not all UK jazz is dry and soulless!! (He says, waving a little union flag and drinking tea out of a china cup...)
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haha ok ill take your word (he says listening to lyttelton's buono sera)
robotkarel (3 months ago) Show Hide
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una de mis obras favoritas de Stravinsky, a la que extrañamente se le da poca importancia. (en wikipedia en ingles, por ejemplo, no tiene un artículo propio)
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yeah i don't agree with setting this up as a clarinet feature... it just sounds like a very unique spin on jazz done by Stravinsky for a full jazz ensemble
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i spose thats what makes it so different. i totally see what you mean though...the solo tenor sax player did more than the clarinettist in my opinion! :S

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