A trumpet in the morning / Marty Ehrlich.

Composer
Ehrlich, Marty [Browse]
Format
Audio
Language
English
Description
1 audio disc (approximately 76 min.) ; 4 3/4 in.

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Subject(s)
Performer
Related name
Medium/​Support
4 3/4 in.
Notes
  • A collection of music for jazz orchestra composed by Marty Ehrlich.
  • "Anthology of Recorded Music, Inc."--Container.
  • Title from disc label.
  • Liner notes, brief biography of composer, and a selected discography and bibliography included in booklet inserted in container.
Creation/​Production credits
Produced by Marty Ehrlich and Oded Lev-Ari.
Time and place of event
Recorded June 14 and 15, 2012, at Systems Two Studio, Brooklyn, New York.
Participant(s)/​Performer(s)
Performed by the Marty Ehrlich Large Ensemble, Marty Ehrlich, conductor.
Contents
  • Prelude: Agbekor translations (2012) (Soloist: Michael Dessen) (3:29)
  • A trumpet in the morning / poem by Arthur Brown (2004) (J. D. Parran, saxophone soloist and reader) (23:21)
  • Blues for peace (2009) (Soloists: Jerome Harris, Ray Anderson, Uri Caine, Jason Robinson, Matt Wilson) (11:07)
  • Rundowns and turnbacks (2007/2012) The ship on the corner ; Rundowns (Soloists: Ray Anderson, James Zollar, Jerome Harris, Curtis Fowlkes) ; This graceful waltz (Soloists: Jerome Harris, John Clark) ; 'Didn't know the levees would break' blues (Soloists: Andy Laster, E.J. Allen, Michael Dessen, Eric McPherson) ; Quaker work song (Soloists: Robert DeBellis, James Weidman) ; Sugar for sugar (Soloists: Adam Kolker, Lisa Parrott) ; Turnbacks (20:22)
  • M variations (melody for Madeleine) (1992) (Soloists: Uri Caine, Drew Gress, Adam Kolker, Ron Horton) (14:02)
  • Postlude: Agbekor translations (2012) (Soloists: Howard Johnson, E.J. Allen) (2:47).
Publisher no.
80752-2
OCLC
862151593
Universal Product Code
  • 093228075226
Gtin-14
  • 00093228075226
RCP
C - O
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