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Fun Time Bestellnummer 955.410 Von der SWR Big Band sind außerdem erschienen | other recordings by the SWR Big Band that are also available: Sammy Nestico and the SWR Big Band No Time like the Present 1 CD No.: 93.118 Basie Cally Sammy The Music of Count Basie and Sammy Nestico 1 CD No.: 93.123 Frank Foster Don Menza Toshiko Akiyoshi and the SWR Big Band and the SWR Big Band and the SWR Big Band A Fresh Taste of Thad Jones Voyage Let Freedom Swing and Frank Foster 1 CD No.: 93.189 2 CDs No.: 93.203 1 CD No.: 93.178 Eine große Auswahl von über 700 Klassik-CDs und DVDs finden Sie bei hänsslerCLASSIC unter www.haenssler-classic.de, auch mit Hörbeispielen, Download-Möglichkeiten und Künstlerinformationen. Gerne können Sie auch unseren Gesamtkatalog anfordern unter der Fun Time Bestellnummer 955.410. E-Mail-Kontakt: [email protected] Enjoy a huge selection of more than 700 classical CDs and DVDs from hänsslerCLASSIC at SAMMY NESTICO www.haenssler-classic.com, including listening samples, download and artist related information. You may as well order our printed catalogue, order no.: 955.410. E-mail contact: [email protected] AND THE SWR BIG BAND THE SWR BIG BAND BIG SWR THE 02 FUN TIME | Sammy NEstIco and the SWR BIG Band Die Band Die Musik 03 1 Blue Samuel [06:51] 10 Not really the Blues [03:38] Zusammengestellt aus der Vielzahl erstklassiger Blue Samuel: Ein Ableger von Blue Daniel. Wir (Nestico) Fenwood Music (Mandel) MPL Communications Musiker in Deutschland, hat die SWR Big Band haben die Taktart auf 4/4 geändert, eine neue eine Nische als feste europäische Jazzinstitution Melodie hinzugefügt und das Ganze mit meister- 2 11 Deutsch A New Day [04:11] The Four of Us (You ‘N’ Me) [04:45] erobert. Diese fantastischen Musiker spielen, wie haften Solisten gespickt. Einige der eindrucks- Deutsch (Nestico) Fenwood Music (Nestico) Banes Music eine Big Band spielen sollte, denn sie verleihen vollsten Improvisationen finden sich auf dieser der Musik nicht nur als Satzspieler Ausdruck, Aufnahme. 12 3 A Pair of Aces [06:12] Rare Moment [07:41] sondern vor allem auch als kreative Künstler, die (Nestico) Fenwood Music (Nestico/Gray) Fenwood Music mit den Allerbesten mitswingen können! Achten A New Day: Einer von zwei Titeln, bei denen zwei Sie auf Dynamik und Nuancierung – Komponen- Bands gleichzeitig spielen und viel einfacher als 4 Out of the Night [05:33] 13 Bye Bye Blues [04:47] ten, die man heutzutage nur allzu selten hört. Bye Bye Blues, denn die zweite Band besteht hier (Nestico) Fenwood Music (Hamm/Bennet/Lown/Gray) hauptsächlich aus Holzbläsern, die zu diesem Bourne Inc. 5 D’Ann [05:49] Gern erinnere ich mich an die Jahre, die ich damit frohen Ereignis eine neue, frische Note beisteu- verbracht habe, in Jazz Bands zu spielen und für ern. Noch einzigartiger wird das Ganze durch ein (Nestico) Fenwood Music 14 A Song for Sarah [04:05] Jazz Bands zu schreiben. Bei der Auswahl der vorzügliches Jazzfagottsolo. (Nestico/Vaughan) Fenwood Music 6 Fun Time [04:52] Stücke und beim Arrangieren war es immer mein BIG BANDBIG (Nestico) Banes Music 15 King Porter Stomp [03:40] Ziel, Musik zu schaffen, die Jazzliebhabern gefal- A Pair Of Aces: Das Vorhaben, zwei großartige len, aber auch jene ansprechen würde, die keine Solisten gleichzeitig in Szene zu setzen, war eine (Morton/Burke/ Robin) 7 Celebracion [04:12] ausdrücklichen Jazzfans sind, sondern einfach echte Herausforderung, doch die SWR Big Band WR (Nestico) Fenwood Music Morris-Edwin-H-Co Inc. allgemein Musik schätzen. Ich denke, es ist uns verfügt über zwei der besten Musiker weltweit, S gelungen, ein Swing-Feeling zu erzeugen, das die sich hier die Hauptrolle teilen. Klaus Graf und 8 Struttin’ with some Barbecue [04:42] Gesamtspielzeit | Total Length [76:50] weder zu locker noch zu rigide ist. Marc Godfroid spielen inspirierte Soli auf aller- (Armstrong/Raye) höchstem Niveau. Universal/MCA Music Publishing Auf diesem Album gibt es viele besondere the and Momente. Alle Stücke verbindet trotz ihrer unter- Out Of The Night: Diese Jazz-Samba im 6/4-Fee- 9 Orchids and Butterflies [05:23] All Arrangements By Sammy Nestico schiedlichen Stimmungen und Stilrichtungen ein ling wurde mit einer solchen Begeisterung und (Nestico) Fenwood Music gemeinsames Gefühl der Begeisterung und einer so kraftvollen Sicherheit gespielt, dass die- ICO Freude: eine CD, die zu Recht den Namen Fun ser Titel mehr als irgendein anderer das wahre st Time trägt. Diese heitere Gemütslage spiegelt Temperament der SWR Big Band zum Ausdruck E sich in der Leistung jedes Einzelnen wider, eine bringt. Das Kernelement bilden hier das explo- N Atmosphäre, die der Kreativität dienlich ist und sive, mit Perkussion verflochtene Blech sowie viel Raum für Improvisation bietet. Und was für eine Rhythmusgruppe mit einer Fülle knackiger eine köstliche Melange dabei am Ende herausge- Fills. Dass all dies sich so wunderbar zusammen- kommen ist! fügt, würdigt ihr musikalisches Können und ihre Teamarbeit auf stimmige Weise. SAMMY SAMMY | D‘Ann: Dieses Stück schrieb ich für die Dokumen- tarfilmerin Diane (ausgesprochen: D‘Ann) Estelle. Die talentierte Frau, welche mit unermüdlicher Energie nach Qualität auf ihrem Gebiet strebt, hat unzählige Stunden damit verbracht, einen Dokumentarfilm über mein Leben im Musikge- THE SWR BIG BAND BIG SWR THE FUN TIME FUN 02 FUN TIME | Sammy NEstIco and the SWR BIG Band Die Band Die Musik 03 1 Blue Samuel [06:51] 10 Not really the Blues [03:38] Zusammengestellt aus der Vielzahl erstklassiger Blue Samuel: Ein Ableger von Blue Daniel. Wir (Nestico) Fenwood Music (Mandel) MPL Communications Musiker in Deutschland, hat die SWR Big Band haben die Taktart auf 4/4 geändert, eine neue eine Nische als feste europäische Jazzinstitution Melodie hinzugefügt und das Ganze mit meister- 2 11 Deutsch A New Day [04:11] The Four of Us (You ‘N’ Me) [04:45] erobert. Diese fantastischen Musiker spielen, wie haften Solisten gespickt. Einige der eindrucks- Deutsch (Nestico) Fenwood Music (Nestico) Banes Music eine Big Band spielen sollte, denn sie verleihen vollsten Improvisationen finden sich auf dieser der Musik nicht nur als Satzspieler Ausdruck, Aufnahme. 12 3 A Pair of Aces [06:12] Rare Moment [07:41] sondern vor allem auch als kreative Künstler, die (Nestico) Fenwood Music (Nestico/Gray) Fenwood Music mit den Allerbesten mitswingen können! Achten A New Day: Einer von zwei Titeln, bei denen zwei Sie auf Dynamik und Nuancierung – Komponen- Bands gleichzeitig spielen und viel einfacher als 4 Out of the Night [05:33] 13 Bye Bye Blues [04:47] ten, die man heutzutage nur allzu selten hört. Bye Bye Blues, denn die zweite Band besteht hier (Nestico) Fenwood Music (Hamm/Bennet/Lown/Gray) hauptsächlich aus Holzbläsern, die zu diesem Bourne Inc. 5 D’Ann [05:49] Gern erinnere ich mich an die Jahre, die ich damit frohen Ereignis eine neue, frische Note beisteu- verbracht habe, in Jazz Bands zu spielen und für ern. Noch einzigartiger wird das Ganze durch ein (Nestico) Fenwood Music 14 A Song for Sarah [04:05] Jazz Bands zu schreiben. Bei der Auswahl der vorzügliches Jazzfagottsolo. (Nestico/Vaughan) Fenwood Music 6 Fun Time [04:52] Stücke und beim Arrangieren war es immer mein BIG BANDBIG (Nestico) Banes Music 15 King Porter Stomp [03:40] Ziel, Musik zu schaffen, die Jazzliebhabern gefal- A Pair Of Aces: Das Vorhaben, zwei großartige len, aber auch jene ansprechen würde, die keine Solisten gleichzeitig in Szene zu setzen, war eine (Morton/Burke/ Robin) 7 Celebracion [04:12] ausdrücklichen Jazzfans sind, sondern einfach echte Herausforderung, doch die SWR Big Band WR (Nestico) Fenwood Music Morris-Edwin-H-Co Inc. allgemein Musik schätzen. Ich denke, es ist uns verfügt über zwei der besten Musiker weltweit, S gelungen, ein Swing-Feeling zu erzeugen, das die sich hier die Hauptrolle teilen. Klaus Graf und 8 Struttin’ with some Barbecue [04:42] Gesamtspielzeit | Total Length [76:50] weder zu locker noch zu rigide ist. Marc Godfroid spielen inspirierte Soli auf aller- (Armstrong/Raye) höchstem Niveau. Universal/MCA Music Publishing Auf diesem Album gibt es viele besondere the and Momente. Alle Stücke verbindet trotz ihrer unter- Out Of The Night: Diese Jazz-Samba im 6/4-Fee- 9 Orchids and Butterflies [05:23] All Arrangements By Sammy Nestico schiedlichen Stimmungen und Stilrichtungen ein ling wurde mit einer solchen Begeisterung und (Nestico) Fenwood Music gemeinsames Gefühl der Begeisterung und einer so kraftvollen Sicherheit gespielt, dass die- ICO Freude: eine CD, die zu Recht den Namen Fun ser Titel mehr als irgendein anderer das wahre st Time trägt. Diese heitere Gemütslage spiegelt Temperament der SWR Big Band zum Ausdruck E sich in der Leistung jedes Einzelnen wider, eine bringt. Das Kernelement bilden hier das explo- N Atmosphäre, die der Kreativität dienlich ist und sive, mit Perkussion verflochtene Blech sowie viel Raum für Improvisation bietet. Und was für eine Rhythmusgruppe mit einer Fülle knackiger eine köstliche Melange dabei am Ende herausge- Fills. Dass all dies sich so wunderbar zusammen- kommen ist! fügt, würdigt ihr musikalisches Können und ihre Teamarbeit auf stimmige Weise. SAMMY SAMMY | D‘Ann: Dieses Stück schrieb ich für die Dokumen- tarfilmerin Diane (ausgesprochen: D‘Ann) Estelle. Die talentierte Frau, welche mit unermüdlicher Energie nach Qualität auf ihrem Gebiet strebt, hat unzählige Stunden damit verbracht, einen Dokumentarfilm über mein Leben im Musikge- THE SWR BIG BAND BIG SWR THE FUN TIME FUN 04 Coda 05 schäft zu drehen. Don Rader erzeugt auf dem Flü- Not Really The Blues: Mein guter Freund Johnny A Song For Sarah: Sarah Vaughan war häufig Gast In der Reihe der Solisten manchmal etwas im gelhorn die Grundstimmung für die Eröffnung Mandel hat dieses Stück vor vielen Jahren für das in meinem Hause. Eines Nachmittags während Hintergrund bleibt die großartige Leistung der des Themas.
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