Duke on the Web
Tributes
Classic interpretations
Tributes
Classic interpretations
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Duke on the Web Tributes Classic interpretations |
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AMERICAN COMPOSERS ORCHESTRA
FOUR SYMPHONIC WORKS BY DUKE ELLINGTON (CD MUSICMASTERS / MMD 60176) USA 1988  Black, Brown and Beige suite : Work song - Come sunday - Light / Three black kings / New world-a-comin' / Harlem. |
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AMERICAN COMPOSERS ORCHESTRA
DUKE ELLINGTON (CD NIMBUS / NB 2511) 1988 Same as previous album |
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DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
William Grant STILL : SYMPHONY n° 1 Duke ELLINGTON : RIVER SUITE (CD CHANDOS - American Series volume 3 / CHAN 9154) UK 1992 Direction Neeme Järvi William Grant STILL : SYMPHONY n° 1. Duke ELLINGTON : SUITE FROM "THE RIVER" (Sprint - Meander - Giggling rapids - Lake - Vortex - Riba - Village virgins). |
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RTE CONCERT ORCHESTRA
REMEMBERING DUKE ELLINGTON (CD NAXOS - Light Classics / 8 555017) 1993 Direction Richard Hayman Take the A train / Do nothing till you hear from me / I got it bad and that ain't good / Mood indigo / I let a song go out of my heart / Caravan / Sophisticated lady / Satin doll / I'm beginning to see the light / Solitude / Sweet Georgia brown / Black and tan fantasy / Alcibiades (from "Timons of Athens") / The mooch / It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing / Love scene / Don't get around much anymore. |
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UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ORCHESTRA
DUKE ELLINGTON - THE SYMPHONIC PORTRAIT (CD ALTISSIMO ! / ALT 70942) USA 1998 United State Air Force Orchestra, Washington D.C., direction Colonel Lowell E. Graham Black, Brown and Beige suite : Work song - Come sunday - Light / New world-a-comin' / Harlem / Three black kings. |
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Simon RATTLE
CLASSIC ELLINGTON (CD EMI CLASSICS / 57 014 2) 1999 City of Burmingham Symphony Orchestra conducted by Simon Rattle Arranged by Luther Henderson With Lena Horne (vocal), Clark Terry (trumpet), Joe Lavano & Joshua Redman (tenor sax), Bobby Watson (alto sax), Regina Carter (violin) Take the A train / You're the one / Sophisticated lady / Harlem / Isfahan / Ad lib on Nippon / That doo-wah thing / Something to live for / Come sunday / Solitude in transblucency / Maybe / Things ain't what they used to be. |
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BUFFALO PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
BLACK, BROWN AND BEIGE (CD NAXOS - American Classics / 8 559737) USA Kleinhans Music Hall, Buffalo - May 9 and 11, 2012 Sal Andolina (clarinet, alto sax), Tony di Lorenzo (trumpet), Almy Licata (violin) Direction JoAnn Falletta Harlem / Black, Brown and Beige / Three black kings : King of the Magi - King Solomon - Martin Luther King / The river : The spring - The meander - The giggling rapids - The lake - The river / Take the A train. |
