Lucian Ban & John Hébert - Enesco Re-Imagined mp3

Tracklist

Credits

• Arranged By – John Hébert (tracks: 5, 6, Video), Lucian Ban (tracks: 1 to 4, 7)
• Bass – John Hébert
• Composed By – George Enescu
• Design – Christopher Drukker
• Drums – Gerald Cleaver
• Engineer – Lucian Balas
• Mastered By – Max Ross
• Percussion – Badal Roy
• Photography By – Elmar Lemes, Minodora Tibrea
• Piano – Lucian Ban
• Tenor Saxophone – Tony Malaby
• Trumpet – Ralph Alessi
• Viola – Mat Maneri
• Violin – Albrecht Maurer

Notes

Recorded live at 2009 George Enesco International Festival, Bucharest, Romania, September 20th, 2009
Suported by the Romanian Cultural Institute

Barcodes

• Barcode: 0 16728 12592 5

Companies

• Recorded At – Festivalul George Enescu
• Mastered At – Systems Two

Info

Enesco Re-Imagined. Lucian Ban & John Hebert. Classical , 2010. By George Enesco. Octet for Strings Opus 7, 1st movement. Get Started. United States. Enesco Re - Imagined. by Lucian Ban. supported by. Arrangements of George Enesco compositions by Lucian Ban and John Hébert. CD Quality - 16 bit, 44. 1 khz. released October 26, 2010. Ralph Alessi Trumpet Tony Malaby Tenor Saxophone Mat Maneri Viola Albrecht Maurer Violin Lucian Ban Piano & Re-Orchestrations John Hébert Bass & Re-Orchestrations Gerald Cleaver Drums Badal Roy Tablas & Percussion. Your Rating. Overview . Excerpt from OCTET for Strings Op. 7 1900 composed by George Enesco, arr by Lucian Ban. Recorded live at 2009 George Enesco Festival. Albrecht jazz pianist Lucian Ban devotes an album to violin virtuoso George Enescu, and the results are often dazzling, writes John Fordham. Lucian BanJohn Hebert: Enescu Re-Imagined review. 4, 5 stars 4 out of 5 stars. John Fordham. Thu 1 Dec 2011 GMT First published on Thu 1 Dec 2011 GMT. Lucian Ban is a classically trained Romanian jazz pianist and composer who in recent years has become a key figure on New York's downtown jazz scene. His American debut album, Somethin' Holy, in duet with baritone saxophonist Alex Harding was followed by the albums Premonition 2003, Tuba Project featuring Bob Stewart, 2006 and Playground featuring Jorge Sylvester, 2006. The Lumination Ensemble, co-led with Alex Harding and featuring drummer Barry Altschul, was nominated one of the ten best shows of 2003 by All About Jazz. Enesco Re-Imagined with John Hebert Sunnyside, 2010. Mystery Sunnyside, 2013. Transylvanian Concert with Mat Maneri ECM, 2013. Recorded at the biennial George Enesco Festival in 2009, and cleverly titled Enesco Re-Imagined, it is a spectacular, dreamy affair, rooted, no doubt, in the celebrated musical reality of the celebrated 19th20th Century composer. Enesco was a great violinist and an even greater composer, who was beguiled by the world of music that spread across the globe. Lucian Ban - piano John Hebert - acoustic bass Ralph Alessi - trumpet Tony Malaby - tenor saxophone Mat Maneri - viola Albrecht Maurer - violin Gerald Cleaver - drums Badal Roy - tabla, percussion. About this release. Sunnyside SSC 1259 US. Recorded live at 2009 George Enesco International Festival, Bucharest, Romania, September 20th, 2009. Thanks to snobb for the addition. Najnowszą płytę Luciana Bana i Johna Heberta Enesco reimagined prezentuje Maciej Karłowski. Jez Nelson presents Romanian pianist Lucian Ban and his Enescu Re-imagined octet in performance given at the 2011 London Jazz Festival. Jez Nelson presents Romanian pianist Lucian Ban and his Enescu Re-imagined octet in performance at the London Jazz Festival. Ban has been resident in New York for the last decade and has assembled leading avant-garde musicians from the city to reinterpret the music of 20th-century composer George Enescu. Composer: Georges Enescu arr. Lucian BanJohn Hébert. Lucian Ban's Enescu Re-imagined. Symphony No. 4 in E minor unfinished Part 2: Andante Marziale