Jazz on a Winter's Night (Piano Solo) (incl. CD)

11 Christmas classics for jazz piano. Velskrevne jazzarrangementer af Nikki Iles for solo klaver. Medfølgende CD indeholder alle numrene indspillet af Nikki Iles.
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Produktnr.9780193365902
ForlagOxford University Press
Sider32
Udgivelsesår2009
GenreJazz
InstrumentationPiano
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Jazz on a Winter's Night is a Christmas piano album of stylish, swinging arrangements. Favourite Christmas carols and songs receive the complete jazz treatment, with rhythm, harmony, grooves, and solos all carefully notated. The expertise of the arranger, a celebrated jazz pianist and composer, guarantees an authentic jazz sound, and a range of styles from Nat King Cole to John Coltrane. While paying homage to American Christmas jazz, the collection also reflects a European tradition, in such time-honoured classics as 'In the bleak mid-winter'.

CONTENTS:
Have yourself a merry little Christmas
Winter Wonderland
I saw three ships
In the bleak mid-winter
Noël nouvelet
Santa Claus is comin' to town
The Christmas Song ('Merry Christmas to You')
O little town of Bethlehem
Balulalow
Sans Day carol
Silent night

* Expert arrangements for players at intermediate level (Grades 4 - 8)
* Written solos, perfectly in style and swinging!
* Wide range of jazz styles and influences, from swing to contemporary, including Frank Sinatra, Bill Evans, Vince Mendoza, and Abdullah Ibrahim
* CD of full performances, by Nikki Iles, to help with interpretation and feel

Jazz on a Winter's Night is a Christmas piano album of stylish, swinging arrangements. Favourite Christmas carols and songs receive the complete jazz treatment, with rhythm, harmony, grooves, and solos all carefully notated. The expertise of the arranger, a celebrated jazz pianist and composer, guarantees an authentic jazz sound, and a range of styles from Nat King Cole to John Coltrane. While paying homage to American Christmas jazz, the collection also reflects a European tradition, in such time-honoured classics as 'In the bleak mid-winter'.