Hannes L ubin - French Music for Trumpet & Piano - SUPER-AUDIO CD [Super Audio CD (SACD)]

This is the first U.S. vinyl reissue of B.B. King's classic album in more than 40 years. Here, King is captured in concert in Chicago, home of the blues and the ideal place to testify to the congregation. From InchTired Of Your JiveInch to InchI Know What You're Puttin' DownInch to the unequivocal InchBaby Get Lost,Inch he let's his audience in on the ups and downs of romance in no uncertain terms, both through his impassioned vocals and characteristically stinging guitar. Record Store Day 2023.

Import Hybrid-SACD pressing.

If the Baroque period may be regarded as a golden era for trumpet virtuosos, the centuries that followed proved far less glorious. Apart from it's uses in military contexts, the trumpet was largely relegated to a secondary role, 'confined', as described by Hector Berlioz in 1844, 'to the unworthy function of filling in, or made to sound two or three commonplace rhythmical formulae.' This would however change in the 20th century, when the development of the valve trumpet had been accomplished, and the arrival of jazz reminded composers of the instrument's potential. In France, where jazz enjoyed a greater influence on classical composers than perhaps anywhere else, there was a regular explosion of works for the instrument. And the importance of jazz is demonstrated by Andre Jolivet's comment to the soloist who was to give the first performance of his Second Trumpet Concerto 'But, my dear fellow, Louis Armstrong is doing wonders in the top register. Why should this be impossible for a classical player?' Celebrating the composers responsible for this renaissance for his instrument, Ole Edvard Antonsen has gathered five works composed between 1944 and 1966 - ranging from the colourful concerto by Henri Tomasi to Alfred Desenclos' opulently orchestrated triptych Incantation, Threnody and Dance, and taking in Jolivet's first attempt at a concertante piece for the trumpet The Concertino for Trumpet (also known as 'Trumpet Concerto No.1'), with string accompaniment and an important part for piano. Described as being 'more than a virtuoso A phenomenal artist' in the French magazine Diapason, Ole Edvard Antonsen here receives expert support from the Sao Paulo Symphony Orchestra, praised worldwide for colorful performances of great vitality of music by Hindemith, Richard Strauss and Villa-Lobos.