Brubeck Returns to Moscow - DVD
Model:09233379
SKU:13341608
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This program captures the Dave Brubeck Quartet's performance in Moscow with the Russian National Orchestra at the Bolshoi Hall of the Moscow Conservatory of Music. This was the first time that jazz had been performed at this most prestigious venue and Brubeck himself was considered to be an unofficial ambassador of goodwill. The program also features Brubeck discussing his 50 year career as a jazz pianist and a jam session with Russian jazz musicians at the Spaso House. Also included is a seminar with students of the Moscow Conservatory for whom jazz was for a long time banned and therefore, felt in many ways like a musical style that represented freedom. ~ Cammila Albertson, All Movie Guide
Features
Candid interview with russian journalist and tv personality Vladimir Posner in which Dave Brubeck discusses the difference in the russian government's attitudfe towards jazz in the past and now, religion, black roots in jazz and world peace
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- GenreDocumentary,Music DVDs
- Duration120 minutes
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- LanguagesEng
- Chapter InfoSide #1 -- , 1. Opening, 2. The Jazz Mazster Meets the Choir, 3. "Goodbye Old Friend", 4. Variations on a Russian Theme, 5. A Russian Soprano, 6. Jam Session at Spaso House, 7. "Blue Rondo A La Turk", 8. "To Hope! A Celebration" By Dave Brubeck, 9. "Processional", 10. "Lord, Have Mercy", 11. "The Desert and the Parched Land", 12. "The Peace of Jerusalem", 13. "Alleluia", 14. "Father, All Powerful", 15. "Holy, Holy, Holy", 16. "While He Was at Supper", 17. "When We Eat This Bread", 18. "Through Him, With Him", 19. "Great Amen", 20. "Out Father", 21. "Lamb of God", 22. "All My Hope", 23. "Gloria", 24. Credits
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