Kilimanjaro

Description
Features 14 Davis originals transcribed note-for-note for trumpet exactly as he recorded them. Includes: Agitation - All Blues - Bitches Brew - Country Son - Eighty One - Filles De Kilimanjaro - Four - Miles - Miles Runs the Voodoo Down - No Blues - Petits Machins - Seven Steps to Heaven - So What - and Spanish Key, plus a biography of this gifted jazz genius.
Songlist
1. All Blues
2. So What
3. Miles
4. Agitation
5. Miles Runs The Voodoo Down
6. Petits Machins
7. Spanish Key
8. Bitches Brew
9. Country Son
10. Filles De Kilimanjaro
11. No Blues
12. Eighty One
13. Four
14. Seven Steps To Heaven
/ Partitions jazz

Musical Category : partitura vers de t. klingsor, textes francais et anglais, english version by h. klein, poche

Pour Chant Et Piano Sur Des Vers De T. Klingsor. Par RAVEL MAURICE. / Répertoire / Chant et Piano

Eight pieces for Piano inspired by poems by Tristan Klingsor for Mesdemoiselles Jacqueline and Lucienne Rouché. Transcribed from the original work for Piano solo (1911). 1. Les MarionnettesA marionette is a string-operated puppet. Popular from as far back as Ancient Greece and increasingly the focus of entertainment during the Middle Ages and Renaissance period it has been proposed that the art of puppetry was the logical precursor to the appearance of live actors in the theatre. Stravinsky's ground-breaking ballet Petrushka which was completed in 1911 (the same year as Grovlez's L'Almanach incidentally) undoubtedly remains thebest-known evocation of a puppet. 2. Berceuse de la Poupée'Lullaby for a doll' though a seemingly improbable starting point for a musical work functions beautifully next to the marionettes in Grovlez's magical image-rich world though I detect something faintly subversive bubbling under the surface of this sublime melody. 3. La SarabandeThe 'Sarabande' is a stately dance in triple-time with a characteristic gentle emphasis on the second beat and was apparently first referenced in print in Central America during the 16th century (zarabanda). It rapidly grew in popularity over successive centuries especially within the Spanish colonies – and of course in Spain itself – where its reputation as having being 'invented in hell' (according to Cervantes) assured it a place in dance suites from Bach's time onwards. 4. Chanson du Chasseur'Hunter's Song' is a rollicking rum-tee-tum piece of great insouciance and swagger. The 6/8 rhythms and horn-like proclamations ride delightfully roughshod throughout the music. 5. Les Ânes'The Donkeys'. I presume Eee-orrr has the same connotation in French! – moreover the comical spirit of the music is not so far removed from Ibert's famous Le Petit Âne Blanc (Avec une tranquille

Award-winning musical comedy Calendar Girls: the Musical tells the true story of Yorkshire?s own Calendar Girls ? a group of ordinary ladies who achieved something extraordinary. This official songbook includes a selection of twelve songs from the show arranged for the piano with the melody in the right hand, voice and guitar with chord symbols, chord diagrams and full lyrics. Inside you?ll also find stunning imagery, as well as an exclusive preface from composers Gary Barlow and Tim Firth.