The movement revisited : a musical portrait of four icons
all music and lyrics composed and arranged by Christian McBride
Musikk på CD Engelsk 2020
| Originaltittel | [ The movement revisited .] Engelsk
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| Omfang | 1 CD (1 t, 5 min) : digtal, stereo + bilag
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| Opplysninger | Digipak. - Mack Avenue: MAC1082. - Verkets fire første satser ble første gang framført i 1998 i Portland (Maine). Besetningen var da jazzkvartett og kor.. - Christian McBride Big Band (Christian McBride, kontrabass, elbass ; Steve Wilson, altsaksofon, fløyte ; Todd Bashore, altsaksofon ; Ron Blake, tenorsaksofon, sopransaksofon ; Loren Schoenberg, tenorsaksofon ; Carl Maraghi, barytonsaksofon ; Michael Dease, trombone ; Steve Davis, trombone ; James Burton, trombone ; Doug Purviance, basstrombone ; Lew Soloff, trompet ; Ron Tooley, trompet ; Frank Greene, trompet ; Freddie Hendrix, trompet ; Darryl Shaw, trompet ; Warren Wolf, vibrafon, pauker, tamburin ; Geoffrey Keezer, klaver ; Terreon Gully, slagverk) ; Alicia Olatuja, sang ; J.D. Steele, sang ; Sonia Sanchez, resitator ; Dion Graham, resitator ; Vondie Curtis-Hall, resitator ; Wendell Pierce, resitator ; Voices of the Flame (Marvel Allen ; Shani P. Baker ; Jeffrey S. Bolding ; Jeff Hamer ; Susann Miles ; Deborah Newallo ; Eunice Newkirk ; Claudine Rucker ; Trevor Smith ; Melissa Walker). - The Movement Revisited: A Musical Portrait of Four Icons is culminating documentation of a richly inspired piece – lauding four key figures of the Civil Rights Movement: Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Malcolm X, Rosa Parks and Muhammad Ali. Marshaling his ever-sharpening skills as a composer, arranger, conductor, musician and lyricist, Christian McBride has created a historically and culturally illuminating five-part suite for an 18-piece big band, chorus and narrators that places the motivating forces as well as the goals of the Civil Rights Movement within a powerfully relevant artistic context. It is a one-from-the-heart project McBride was, apparently, destined to undertake. This recording of The Movement Revisited marks the addition of a fifth movement, “Apotheosis,” which acknowledges the election of Barack Obama as the first African American President of the United States.
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