Don Ellis 1977 (02) Loneliness
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- čas přidán 28. 07. 2011
- from his appearance at the Montreux Jazz Festival on July 8, 1977.
Don Ellis - Trumpet, Composer, Arranger
Reeds - Ann Patterson, Ted Nash, James Coile, Jim Snodgrass
Trumpets - Glenn Stuart, Gil Rather, Jack Coan
French Horn - Sidney Muldrow
Trombone - Alan Kaplan
Bass Trombone - Richard Bullock
Tuba - Jim Self
Keyboards - Randy Kerber
Bass - Leon Gaer, Darrell Clayborn
Drums - David Crigger
Congas - Chino Valdes
Percussion, Drums and Mallets - Michael Englander
Percussion, Mallets and Timpani - Ruth Ritchie
Violins - Pam Tompkins, Lori Badessa
Viola - Jimbo Ross
Cello - Paula Hochhalter - Hudba
Don Ellis is one of the treasures of our world, which we have lost too early!
Don Ellis a true genius. Love his score of "The Seven-Ups."
In einer uniformierten Kleidung so tolle Musik abzuliefern, unglaublich! DON ELLIS is God!
This is beautiful music!
Incomparable smoothness, and effervescent sophistication present themselves to the audience with polyrhythmic excellence.
Beautiful...............just beautiful
I love the feeling he puts in his music.
Brilliant Masterpiece.
This is so excellent!!
Just the right level of mellowness vs shrillness for the piece. Perfect, and I usually don't like mellow pieces on the flugelhorn or trumpet as much.
Jet tone?
Is he playing a mellophone/marching French horn at the start?
Looks to be a 4-valve flugelhorn.
@@DJCtrumpet Quarter tone (?) flugel
@@kayeberigan268 , if it was Ellis, could be!
Tthe 4th valve on typical 4-valve flugels does lower the pitch by a fourth to get to lower notes (extending the range).