Goodman; Dorsey; Ambrose; Shaw; Ellington; Lombard - Jeepers Creepers - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

This autumn, intermingled melodies could be heard under the round arches of Noirlac Abbey, amongst which the strains of both Schubert's InchTroutInch and Ellington's famous InchTake the 'A' TrainInch were recognisable. Karen Vourc'h, Thomas Savy, Louis Rodde and Guillaume de Chassy enjoyed navigating between the waters of the Lied and the Jazz Standard to produce this outstanding project connecting two geniuses of melody with intelligent arrangements and improvisational extravagance. And, as ever, hidden behind the old stones, a B Records microphone is there to let you share in this musical journey. Louis Rodde writes of the significance of this album InchWe simply asked ourselves the following question InchWhat can the 21st century musician do to examine our collective musical memory?Inch When it comes down to it, Schubert and Ellington are two musical pasts, as are Bach and Schumann after all. It was all about us leading people into different worlds, as in a big museum... Everyone is free to make their own connections.Inch Album Tracks 1. Die Forelle - Caravan 2. Reminiscence 1 3. Impromptu 4. Vers Gretchen 5. Chanson D'ophélie 6. Take the a Train 7. Canto 8. Reminiscence 2 9. Wild Is the Wind 10. Vers Auf Dem Wasser 11. It Don't Mean a Thing 12. Solitude

Album Tracks 1. Ilik 2. Reilik 3. Polyphony Gefasstes Weiss 4. Study in Five Parts for Piano 5. Idiot Sorrow 6. Mambo

Album Tracks 1. Tuxedo Junction 2. Minnie the Moocher 3. Rhythm Is Our Business 4. Moonlight Serenade 5. Boogie Woogie 6. Melody in F 7. A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square 8. Traffic Jam 9. April in Paris 10. Rhumboogie 11. Bolero at the Savoy 12. Blue Orchids 13. Clap Hands, Here Comes Charlie 14. Solitude 15. Echoes of Harlem 16. Night and Day 17. Song of India 18. The Moose 19. Stardust 20. Wrappin' It Up