8 thoughts on “ Take The A Train - Martial Solal Dodecaband* - Plays Ellington (CD, Album) ”

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2. In this, he succeeds. By transforming such classics of the jazz repertoire as "Satin Doll," "Caravan," and "Take the 'A' Train," Solal's piece (13 on "'A' Train") "Dodecaband" is the pianist's main instrument, his piano a close second. Snippets of melody are interweaved among entirely new constructs that retain the spirit of the originals 9/

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4. Duke Ellington: Take The 'A' Train ‎ (CD, Comp) Elap Music Ltd. Europe: Sell This Version: Reviews Add Review [r] Release. Edit Release All Versions of this Release Data Correct. Add to Collection Add to Wantlist Remove from Wantlist. Marketplace /5(4).

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5. A decidedly different chamber jazz kind of tribute to Duke Ellington comes from the creative mind of Paris-based Martial Solal. With a sound like that of Miles Davis' mid-century nonet, the pianist weaves tuba, baritone saxophone, rhythm, brass and woodwinds into a .

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6. What emerges from the proficient French-based, piece Dodecaband is remarkable: Ellington's original melodies remain intact, but the tunes themselves sound totally new and original. Using unconventional voicings and a bevy of tempos, colors, and soloing styles (including his own), Solal re-creates these oft-played classics into fresh entities without losing their Ellingtonian flavor.3/5(3).

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7. Pianist, composer, and arranger Martial Solal has long deserved to be better known and more widely appreciated by American audiences. When in the Dreyfus label reissued two superb Solal albums on one disc, Westerners were given yet another chance to sit up and take notice of this man's amazing artistry. In & Out was recorded in July with expatriate Chicago-born tenor saxophonist.

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8. Martial SOLAL Dodecaband plays Ellington. sortie: Pour beaucoup, jazz est synonyme d’improvisation. Par ses dons d’invention et sa maîtrise du clavier, Martial Solal a acquis une réputation que nul ne conteste. Mais, parallèlement, Solal s’est de tout temps intéressé à une autre forme de jazz: celle qui passe par la feuille.

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