Jordan Form

Award-winning John Jordan dispels the mysteries from the art of hollow turning by demonstrating, with inclusive step-by-step instructions, just how to achieve the ultimate hollow-turned shape. Being recognized as a turner with a worldwide reputation, whose works are in many museum collections, John Jordan, a significant part of his time dedicated to traveling, in which he shares his unique technique of turning. This film provides an opportunity turner different levels of training to work next to Jordan and to learn from him everything he knows about turning hollow forms. He dispels the myths that have enveloped this kind of art form, and shares its "proprietary" technology.

Doktor Faust remained a fragment at the time of the composer's death. Busoni died in 1924, unable to complete what he himself described as his ''state masterpiece'' - an opera to which he had a deep personal attachment. The missing scenes from the score - the appearance of Helen and Faust's closing monologue - were completed by his pupil, Philipp Jarnach, whom Busoni had become acquainted with during his period in exile in Zürich. In this form the opera was given its first performance in Dresden in 1925. Then in the 1980s the conductor Anthony Beaumont came across previously undiscovered sketches by Busoni and produced a new version of Doktor Faust, which was premiered in Bologna in 1985. The current recording uses the Jarnach score.

This DVD features 2x World Champion Jordan Jovtchev demonstrating over 40 different exercises on the rings. He and former teammate, Ivan Alexov, provide detailed commentary and training tips. This is a unique opportunity to take a lesson from the world's best.

Clifford Jordan & The Magic Triangle - On Stage, Volume 3 (1975) {SteepleChase SCCD31104 rel 1994}
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Jazz / Hard Bop / Post Bop / Saxophone

This final installment of a 1975 concert in Amsterdam finds tenor saxophonist Clifford Jordan in fine form, joined by Cedar Walton, Sam Jones, and Billy Higgins. The set includes an extended workout of Jones' "Seven Minds," Sonny Rollins' calypso favorite "St. Thomas" (which is marred somewhat by problems with the master tape), and two enjoyable works by Walton. Like the previous two volumes, this one is also recommended.

Bilingual English-French edition.
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