Oscar Peterson - City Lights: The Oscar Peterson Quartet Live In Munich 1994 - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

This music for string quartet, a selection of melodically refined chamber pieces full of highly subtle ornamentation, is a fine blend of different instrumental timbres and sonorities, performed with great poetry by musicians of the previous generation. Having undergone numerous cultural influences linked to it's geography, traditional Vietnamese music is a music of movement, an art of abundant variation where dynamism appears to be a permanent feature. Each composition is played from memory, and improvisation is one of the main forms of musical creation. When the melodic canvas is fixed in the memory, it is possible to perform extremely complex and daring variations.?Nguyen Vinh Bao dan tranh (zither with 25 strings) Ba Tu dan nguyet (moon-shaped lute) Ut Ti dan nhi and dan gao (2-stringed spike fiddle) Hoang Co Thuy dan ty ba (4-stringed pear-shaped lute)

These InchliveInch recordings emanate from the Newport Jazz Festivals held at Freebody Park, Rhode Island on the 17th of July 1954, the 7th of July 1957 and the 8th of July 1962. The trio features the usual line up Oscar Peterson (piano) Herb Ellis (Guitar) and Ray Brown (bass), however on tracks ten through fourteen the trio are augmented by their friends Roy Eldridge (trumpet), Sonny Stitt (alto and tenor saxophone) and Jo Jones (drums).

Japanese reissue, features the high-fidelity UHQCD . *UHQCD (Ultimate High Quality CD) is an upgraded version of HQCD, a high fidelity CD developed by Memory-Tech. Universal. 2025.