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Stravinsky Conducts Music for Chamber and Jazz Ensembles

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01
Preludium for Jazz Band
1:31
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02
Pastorale: Chant sans paroles
2:55
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03
Ragtime for Eleven Instruments
4:41
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04
Octet for Wind Instruments: I. Sinfonia
3:58
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Octet for Wind Instruments: II. Tema con Variazioni
7:12
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Octet for Wind Instruments: III. Finale
3:33
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Tango
4:09
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08
Concertino for Twelve Instruments
6:24
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Ebony Concerto: I. Allegro moderato
3:02
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Ebony Concerto: II. Andante
2:36
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Ebony Concerto: III. Moderato; Con moto
3:43
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Album Information

Total Tracks: 11   Total Length: 43:44

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I like Stravinsky. I like Jazz. On the evidence of this I would say Igor couldn't swing. He can do Stravinsky. And when he thinks he's doing something associated with Jazz, he's still good. But IMHO, it has nothing to do with any jazz I know about. I get no sense of what I know or love in Jazz from this album. Its like listening to a blind man describe a peacock. The blind man may be eloquent but he just doesn't know. Getting that from Igor is a bit weird. But its a full of Stravinsky lovlyness.

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Tracks 4-6 are the Octet for Wind Instruments; 9-11 are the Ebony Concerto

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