SKU: AP.1-ADV12016

UPC: 805095120165. English.

Over 40 songs by one of the most unique composers in the history of jazz, for the first time in print in their original form, using the composer's manuscripts, including his most popular songs Morning and Pensativa, tunes from his critically acclaimed record Extension, a representative collection of his best Latin material plus several new songs. Also included are forewords by Jerry Coker and Bill Dobbins, a biography and a complete discography.

Titles: A Long Time Ago * Baroque * Basic Blues * Bittersweet * Blues at Play * Cal's On * Canto Africano * Clavo * Confusion in Dallas * DaVidaBel(l)a * Dancing Song * Elegy * Coker's Blues * Running Mate * Francis Paudrás * Funquiado * Fuzz Blues * Faviota * Hoaky Blues (alias Blues in G) * Igor * Love Come Upon Me * Love's Walk * Memento * Miles Behind * Minor Sights * Morning * Nova * O Canto * Ornithardy * Pájaro Loco (Crazy Bird) * Passacaglia * Passarinho * Pavillón * Pensativa * Quiet Dawn * Serenidade * Soloette * Starbright * Strayhorn * Suddenly * Tahlia (Song for Tahli) * The Greek * The House on Summit * Thiers' Tears * Twas Only Yesterday * Waiting (for Jack's Plane) * Waltz * When Autumn Comes.

SKU: SU.50032910

Copyright 1974. Published by: Seesaw Music.

SKU: BT.EMBZ14660

Hungarian-English-German-French.

This volume contains mainly transcriptions, the majority of them from four-part choral works, these transcriptions have been prepared by the highly experienced teacher of brass instruments, Péter Perényi. In compiling the collection he was helped by his own music school pupils, who played through a large mass of material and selected the pieces they liked best. The pieces can be played on two trumpets and two trombones (or two tenor horns), the trombone parts avoid the seventh position throughout.

Der Stoff dieses Bandes besteht größtenteils aus Transkriptionen von vierstimmigen Chorwerken, die der erfahrene Blasinstrumentenlehrer, Péter Perényi selber anfertigte. Bei der Zusammenstellung der Sammlung waren ihm seine Schüler behilflich, die einen umfangreicheren Stoff durchspielten und dann aus diesem Stücke auswählten, die ihnen am besten gefielen. Die Stücke werden auf zwei Trompeten und zwei Posaunen (oder zwei Tenorhörnern) gespielt. Die Posaunenstimmen vermeiden immer die siebte Lage.