Stockholm Concert

Miles Davis Septet - Live In Stockholm 1973 [DVD5] {Rare Jazz Footage}
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Jazz / Fusion / Jazz Funk / Trumpet

This concert was recorded in 1973 with Al Foster on drums, Michael Henderson on bass, Mtume on percussion, Dave Liebman on sax, and, most importantly, Reggie Lucas and Pete Cosey on guitar. This band blended Jazz and Rock in a way that has never been repeated. Miles' septet toured Europe from October 24 to November 21, 1973, as part of the Newport Jazz Festival in Europe presented by George Wein. This concert took place in Stockholm, Sweden on October 27, at the beginning of the tour.

Miles Davis Septet - Live In Stockholm 1973 [DVD5] {Rare Jazz Footage}
DVD5 -> 3.38 Gb | All Regions | NTSC 4:3 | LinearPCM, 2 ch | 56:02 | ISO Image | Artwork
© 2010 Rare Jazz Footage | 6632240
Jazz / Fusion / Jazz Funk / Trumpet

This concert was recorded in 1973 with Al Foster on drums, Michael Henderson on bass, Mtume on percussion, Dave Liebman on sax, and, most importantly, Reggie Lucas and Pete Cosey on guitar. This band blended Jazz and Rock in a way that has never been repeated. Miles' septet toured Europe from October 24 to November 21, 1973, as part of the Newport Jazz Festival in Europe presented by George Wein. This concert took place in Stockholm, Sweden on October 27, at the beginning of the tour.

Orfeus Barock Stockholm is the debut album of a Swedish group that goes by the same name. The fantastic new release contains pieces by Johann Sebastian Bach and his second son, Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach. Orfeus Barock Stockholm was founded in 2015 by some baroque loving members of the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra and has grown to be an important part of the music life of Stockholm and a meeting point for some of the leading baroque musicians of Sweden.

Billed as a Jazz at the Philharmonic performance, this concert consists of two intimate sets: the first showcases Roy Eldridge leading an All Star sextet, while the second part of the concert is the long Ella Fitzgerald set, with just a rhythm section. Highlights include her powerful renditions of such classics as "Angel Eyes", "Lullaby of Birdland" and "Love for Sale". The final number, a vigorous version of "It Don't Mean a Thing", brings Roy Eldridge and Stuff Smith back on stage. Stuff Smith, Don Abney, Herb Ellis and Roy Eldridge perform solos.

Alfred Schnittke - Symphony No.3 - Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra, Eri Klas (1990) {BIS Schnittke Edition, BIS-477} (Item #6)
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© 1990 Grammofon AB BIS | BIS-CD-477
Classical / Contemporary Classical / Symphony

Schnitke' s Third Symphony is possibly his most daring and ambitious musical project. The impressive orchestral mass' employment, the exploratory character of every one of its four movements and the overwhelming perspective that hovers it, make of this work hard to label it.