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Teoste Nimekiri CD III 8. Gerry Mulligan. „Rebirth Of the Cool” (katkend) 1.24 15. John McLaughlin. „Miles Davis” (katkend) 2.27 SVING Gerry Mulligan Tentet („North Sea Jazz Festival. The Hague Years”, © Radio Ne- John McLaughlin (kitarr) jt („John McLaughlin With the One Truth Band /Elect- 1. Joe Garland, Andy Razaf. „ In the Mood” 3.27 derland Wereldomroep 2006) ric Dreams”, Sony Music Entertainment 1992) Glenn Milleri orkester („Finest Jazz”, Sony Music Entertainment, 1995) 9. Dave Brubeck. „Take Five” 5.24 16. Chick Corea. „Vulcan Worlds” (katkend) 2.43 2. Al Feldman, Ella Fitzgerald. „A-tisket, a-tasket” 2.37 Dave Brubeck Quartet („Finest Jazz”, Sony Music Entertainment 1995) Chick Corea (klahvpillid) jt („Reburn Forever”, Polygram Records 1996) 17. Joe Zawinul. „Birdland” 5.57 Ella Fitzgerald jt („The Best Jazz”, P , © Disky Communications Europe B. V.) HARD BOP Manhattan Transfer („The Best Of Manhattan Transfer”, P , © Atlantic Recording 3. KUULA JA MÕTLE KAASA 10. Miles Davis. „Milestones” (katkend) 3.24 Corporation 1981) Edgar Sampson. „Stompin’ At the Savoy” 3.13 Miles Davis (trompet) jt („The Best Of Miles Davis And John Coltrane”, Sony Benny Goodman ja tema orkester (Roy Bennett „Fortissimo” © Cambridge Uni- Music Entertainment 2000, 2001) JAZZ XX SAJANDI LÕPUL JA TÄNAPÄEVAL versity Press 1996) 11. Art Blakey. „Moanin’” (katkend) 4.31 18. Jan Garbarek. „Red Wind” (world jazz) 3.46 BEBOP Art Blakey (löökriistad) jt („The Best Of Blue Note”, EMI Records 1994) („Jan Garbarek Visible World”, P , © ECM Records) 19. Dhafer Youssef. „Nouba” (electric world jazz) (katkend) 1.50 4. Charlie Parker. „Groovin’ High” (katkend) 2.07 FREE JAZZ („Dhafer Youssef Electric Sufi”, P , © Enya Records 2001) Dizzie Gillespie (trompet), Charlie Parker (saksofon) jt („Dizzie Gillespie. Night 12. Ornette Coleman. „Video Games” (katkend) 1.23 20. John Zorn. „Blue Minor” (no wave) (katkend) 2.38 In Tunisia”, P A & R Productions 1999) Ornette Coleman (saksofon) jt („Pat Metheny, Ornette Coleman x Charlie Ha- („John Zorn, George Lewis, Bill Frisell. Live Paris, Basel, 1989”, P , © Hat Hut 5. Charlie Parker. „Bloomdido” (katkend) 1.12 den, Jack Dejohnette, Denardo Coleman”, © Geffen Records/Metheny Group Records Ltd 1992) Charlie Parker (saksofon), Dizzie Gillespie (trompet), Thelonius Monk (klaver) Productions) 21. Gang Starr. „Jazz Thing” (hiphop jazz) (katkend) 2.30 jt (Roger Kamien „Music an Appreciation”, P Polygram Records Inc 1988, © The 13. Cecil Taylor. „It” (katkend) 1.31 („Hip Hop’n’ Cool”, P , © V2TV 1992) McGraw-Hill Companies 1996) Cecil Taylor (klaver) jt („Momentum Space”, P Polydor/PolyGram S. A. France 22. Wynton Marsalis. „Tiger Rag” (new traditionalism) 5.16 6. Dizzie Gillespie. „Oop Bop Sh-bam” (katkend) 1.36 1999) Dizzie Gillespie (trompet) jt („Dizzie Gillespie. Night In Tunisia”, P A & R Pro- („Mark O’Connor’s Hot Swing Trio. In Full Swing”, Sony Music Entertainment/ ductions 1999) JAZZ ROCK Winton Marsalis 2003) 14. Miles Davis. „Miles Runs the Woodoo Down” (katkend) 2.18 23. George Benson. „ Breezin’” (smooth jazz) (katkend) 2.20 COOL JAZZ Miles Davis (trompet), Chick Korea (klaver) jt (Roger Kamien „Music an Ap- („The Very Best Of George Benson. The Greatest Hits Of All…” P , © Warner 7. Joseph Kosma. „Autumn Leaves” (katkend) 1.42 preciation”, © The McGraw-Hill Companies 1996, under license from Sony Mu- Bros Records Inc 2003) Stan Getz (saksofon) jt („Jazz Moods”, P , © KB Import & Export Ltd UK) sic Entertainment) 24. Bugge Wesseltoft. „FILM:NG” (nu-jazz) (katkend) 3.23 FILMIMUUSIKA TÖÖVIHIK 22. „Cô hàng xóm” (katkend) (tv lk 20) 1.12 („New Conception Jazz. FILM:ING” , P Jazzland Recordings 2004, © Universal 8. James Horner. „My Heart Will Go On” filmist „Titanic” 4.38 15. Franz Schubert. Klaverikvintett A-duur („Forell”), IV osa (tv lk 14) 8.12 Tung (Silver-Burdett „Making Music” Grade 8, © Pearson/Scott Foresman, cour- Music Norway 2004) Celine Dion („Rock & Pop. The Special Song Collection”, P , © Helbling 1999) Hagen Quartet, Andras Schiff (klaver), Alois Posch (kontrabass) (Roger Kamien tesy of Silva America 2000) 25. Courtney Pine. „The Jazzstep” (drum´n´bass jazz) 3.48 9. Monty Norman. James Bondi teema filmist „Dr No” 1.45 „Music an Appreciation”, © The McGraw-Hill Companies 1996, P Decca Record 23. Kargyraa-stiilis laul (Tuva traditsionaal) (tv lk 20) (katkend) 0.57 Courtney Pine („Jõulujazz 2005”, P ERR) Monty Norman Orchestra („The Best Of James Bond. 30th Anniversary Collec- Company Ltd London 1984) (Silver-Burdett „Making Music” Grade 8, © Pearson/Scott Foresman, courtesy tion”, P EMI Records 1992) 16. „Lambakari” (Richard Straussi sümfooniline poeem „Don Quijote”) (tv lk 19) of Silva America 2000) CD IV 10. Margo Kõlar. Teema filmist „Nimed marmortahvlil” („Marta juures”) 1.58 (katkend) 1.04 24. „Mosese 2000” (katkend) (tv lk 34) 1.02 Heiki Mätlik (kitarr), Miguel Yimenez (kitarr), EMTA keelpilliansambel („Valitud Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, dir Zubin Mehta (Roy Bennett „Fortissi- Somo-Somo (Roy Bennett, Elizabeth Sharma „Music Worldwide”, © Cambridge EESTI JAZZ palad eesti klassikalisest muusikast”, P ERR, © Salva Kindlustus 2003) mo” © Cambridge University Press 1996) University Press) 1. Raimond Valgre. „Swing mind ikka lohutab” 3.07 11. Veljo Tormis. Teema filmist „Kevade” („Kui Arno isaga koolimajja jõudis”) 3.18 17. „Tormine meri” (interluudium „Torm” Benjamin Britteni oop „Peter Grimes”) 25. James Horner. Teema filmist „Titanic” (katkend) (tv lk 44) 1.35 Mart Sander, Modern Fox („Swing mind ikka lohutab”. Modern Fox mängib Rai- ERSO keelpillirühm, dir Paul Mägi („Valitud palad eesti klassikalisest muusi- (katkend) (tv lk 19) 00.54 (Silver-Burdett „Making Music” Grade 8, © Pearson/Scott Foresman, P Sony mond Valgret”, © Global Music) kast”, P ERR, © Salva Kindlustus 2003) Orchestra Of the Royal Opera House Covent Garden, dir Benjamin Britten (Roy Music Entertainment 1993) 2. Tiit Kalluste. „Teekond” 4.15 12. Veljo Tormis. Teema filmist „Kevade” („Kasi minema!”) 0.35 Bennett „Fortissimo”, © Cambridge University Press 1996) 26. Daghan Baydur, Richard Thomas. „Istanbul Coffe House” („Kafe neio”) filmist Villu Veski (saksofon), Tiit Kalluste (akordion) jt („Different Dreams. Estonian ER kammerorkester, dir Eri Klas ( P Tallinnfilm) 18. „Linnulaul päikeseloojangul” („Villa Medici purskkaevud” Ottorino Respighi „My Big Fat Greek Wedding” (katkend) 1.30 Jazz”, P ERR, © Jazzkaar) 13. Arvo Pärt. „Peegel peeglis” 6.02 sümfoonilisest poeemist „Rooma purskkaevud”) (katkend) (tv lk 19) 0.52 Daghan Baydur, Richard Thomas (Silver-Burdett „Making Music” Grade 8, cour- 3. Jaak Sooäär. „Virvendus” 5.00 Urmas Vulp (viiul), Vardo Rumessen (klaver) („Eesti viiulimuusika” P , © Eres London Symphony Orchestra, dir István Kertész (Roy Bennett „Fortissimo”, © tesy of First Com Music) Riho Sibul, Eesti Keeled („Different Dreams. Estonian Jazz”, P ERR, © Jazzkaar) Edition) Cambridge University Press 1996) 4. Mart Soo. „Jaanuar” 3.50 14. KUULA JA MÕTLE KAASA 19. „Allah hoo, Allah hoo” (katkend) (tv lk 20) 1.00 Weekend Guitar Trio („Different Dreams. Estonian Jazz”, P ERR, © Jazzkaar) Danny Elfman. Nimilugu filmist „Edward Käärkäsi” 5.32 Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan (Silver-Burdett „Making Music” Grade 8, © Pearson/Scott Kirjastus on püüdnud saada ühendust kõigi fonogrammitootjatega, kuid 5. Tanel Ruben ja Victoria. „Never Say” 4.07 Prague Philharmonic Orchestra, dir Paul Bateman (Silver-Burdett „Making Mu- Foresman, courtesy of Narada Productions Inc) kahjuks pole see õnnestunud. Pretensioonide korral palume pöörduda kir- Tanel Ruben & Victoria („Tanel Ruben & Victoria. Sentimental Call”, P , © Ilmari- sic” Grade 8, © Pearson/Scott Foresman, courtesy of Silva America 2000) 20. „The Blower’s Daughter” (katkend) (tv lk 20) 3.02 jastusse. ne Jazz, a division of Hyper Records) Damien Rice (Silver-Burdett „Making Music” Grade 8, © Pearson/Scott Fores- 6. Cole Porter. „It’s All Right With Me” 3.09 man, courtesy of Vector Recordings) Hedvig Hanson jt („Different Dreams. Estonian Jazz”, P ERR, © Jazzkaar) 21. „Round Dance” (Ameerika traditsionaal) (katkend) (tv lk 20) 0.58 7. Valter Ojakäär. „Kas see on ime?” 3.51 (Silver-Burdett „Making Music” Grade 8, © Pearson/Scott Foresman, courtesy of Helin-Mari Arder jt („Hetk vaikust”, P ER 2003, © Crea Stuudio 2003) Living Music Productions).
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