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BBC Concert Orchestra - Swing - A Benny Goodman Story on CD
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BBC Concert Orchestra - Swing - A Benny Goodman Story on CD

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For his new record, Pierre Genisson honors the legacy of the one known as the 'King of Swing' and his worldwide successes: Benny Goodman. Both composer and conductor, born in Chicago, Illinois, the clarinetist shared his musical life between jazz and classical music: He was the first to perform jazz music with black musicians in the famous Carnegie Hall in 1938. Though we know most of his jazz standards, he also contributed a lot to the development of the classic clarinet repertoire: for instance he distinguished himself performing Aaron Copland's Concerto, Bernstein's Prelude, Fugue and Riffs or Bartók's Contrasts. Bringing together these emblematic works with unforgettable hits like ""Sweat Georgia Brown"" or the irresistible ""Sing, sing, sing"", Pierre Genisson makes Benny Goodman's star shine brighter and proves once again, alongside with the brilliant musicians of the BBC Concert Orchestra, all the extent of his talent.

TRACKS

1. Sing, Sing, Sing - Bbc Concert Orchestra Keith Lockhar
2. 1. Slowly And Expressively - Bbc Concert Orchestra Keith Lockhar
3. 2. Rather Fast - Bbc Concert Orchestra Keith Lockhar
4. Chicago (That Toddlin' Town) - Bbc Concert Orchestra Keith Lockhar
5. 1. Präludium - Bbc Concert Orchestra Keith Lockhar
6. 2. Fuge - Bbc Concert Orchestra Keith Lockhar
7. 3. Riffs - Bbc Concert Orchestra Keith Lockhar
8. Sweet Lorraine - Bbc Concert Orchestra Keith Lockhar
9. 1. Allegro Moderato - Bbc Concert Orchestra Keith Lockhar
10. 2. Andante - Bbc Concert Orchestra Keith Lockhar
11. 3. Moderato Con Moto - Bbc Concert Orchestra Keith Lockhar
12. Stomping At The Savoy - Bbc Concert Orchestra Keith Lockhar
13. Sweet Georgia Brown - Bbc Concert Orchestra Keith Lockhar

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