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One of my last themes for my upcoming album 'A Love Story'.


Best Regards.

Read in My Eyes

Passio was recorded in S:t Jacobs church march 27, 2010.

Jesus, Staffan Alveteg
Pilatus, Michael Axelsson 

Evangelist/solo quartett:
Linda Öhlin, soprano
Carina Aronsson, alto
Carl Slettengren, tenor
Gustav Nordlander, bass

Instrumental ensemble:
Hanna Helgegren, violin
Christina Wirdegren Alin, cello
Hedvig Marklund, oboe
Marie Nilsson, basson
Ulf Norberg, organ

Photo: Adriano Scognamillo

Pilatus Quam Accusationen Affertis Adversus

Evangelisti Et Misiet Eum Annas Ligatum

Jesus Ego Palam Locutus Sum Mundo

Jesus Dixi Vobis, Quia Ego Sum

Coro Passio Domini Nostri Jesu Christi

Berlinermesse was performed and recorded in Storkyrkan sept 24, 2015.

Cello: Filip Graden
Viola: Vidar Andersson Meilink
Organ: Andrew Canning

Photo: Arvo Pärt and Gary Graden 2016.
Photographer: Staffan Engwall.

Berlinermesse Sanctus

Berlinermesse Gloria

Berlinermesse Credo

Gunther Schuller conducts the New England Conservatory Jazz Orchestra in a performance of Duke Ellington's Rockin' Rhythm. Recorded live in Jordan Hall September 1997.

Duke Ellington - Rockin' In Rhythm

Gurdjieff - De Hartmann Vol 04 Meditation Par Alain Kremski

October 15, 2015 The NEC Jazz Orchestra and student vocalists celebrated the 100th anniversary of Frank Sinatra’s birth.

The concert featured many of the most famous arrangements associated with Sinatra, including Nelson Riddle’s arrangements of “I’ve Got the World on a String,” “I’ve Got You Under My Skin,” and “Witchcraft” as well as Quincy Jones’s arrangements of “Fly Me To the Moon,” “The Best is Yet to Come,” and “You Make Me Feel So Young.”

The quest for the charts to these arrangements has led Ken Schaphorst to archives all over the country, with clues provided by his knowledge of the history of Sinatra's bandleaders and arrangers.

Here, the NEC Jazz Orchestra joins vocalist Wonmi Jung to perform It Blue Skies.

Berlin: Blue Skies

October 15, 2015 The NEC Jazz Orchestra and student vocalists celebrated the 100th anniversary of Frank Sinatra’s birth.

The concert featured many of the most famous arrangements associated with Sinatra, including Nelson Riddle’s arrangements of “I’ve Got the World on a String,” “I’ve Got You Under My Skin,” and “Witchcraft” as well as Quincy Jones’s arrangements of “Fly Me To the Moon,” “The Best is Yet to Come,” and “You Make Me Feel So Young.”

The quest for the charts to these arrangements has led Ken Schaphorst to archives all over the country, with clues provided by his knowledge of the history of Sinatra's bandleaders and arrangers.

Here, the NEC Jazz Orchestra joins vocalist Katie Martucci to perform I've Got the World on a String.

Arlen: I've Got the World on a String

October 15, 2015 The NEC Jazz Orchestra and student vocalists celebrated the 100th anniversary of Frank Sinatra’s birth.

The concert featured many of the most famous arrangements associated with Sinatra, including Nelson Riddle’s arrangements of “I’ve Got the World on a String,” “I’ve Got You Under My Skin,” and “Witchcraft” as well as Quincy Jones’s arrangements of “Fly Me To the Moon,” “The Best is Yet to Come,” and “You Make Me Feel So Young.”

The quest for the charts to these arrangements has led Ken Schaphorst to archives all over the country, with clues provided by his knowledge of the history of Sinatra's bandleaders and arrangers.

Here, the NEC Jazz Orchestra and vocalist Natalie Dietz perform Indian Summer.

Herbert: Indian Summer

October 15, 2015 The NEC Jazz Orchestra and student vocalists celebrated the 100th anniversary of Frank Sinatra’s birth.

The concert featured many of the most famous arrangements associated with Sinatra, including Nelson Riddle’s arrangements of “I’ve Got the World on a String,” “I’ve Got You Under My Skin,” and “Witchcraft” as well as Quincy Jones’s arrangements of “Fly Me To the Moon,” “The Best is Yet to Come,” and “You Make Me Feel So Young.”

The quest for the charts to these arrangements has led Ken Schaphorst to archives all over the country, with clues provided by his knowledge of the history of Sinatra's bandleaders and arrangers.

Here, the NEC Jazz Orchestra and vocalist Elly Hoyt  perform Quincy Jones' arrangement of the classic The Best is yet to Come.

Coleman: The Best is Yet to Come

October 15, 2015 The NEC Jazz Orchestra and student vocalists celebrated the 100th anniversary of Frank Sinatra’s birth.

The concert featured many of the most famous arrangements associated with Sinatra, including Nelson Riddle’s arrangements of “I’ve Got the World on a String,” “I’ve Got You Under My Skin,” and “Witchcraft” as well as Quincy Jones’s arrangements of “Fly Me To the Moon,” “The Best is Yet to Come,” and “You Make Me Feel So Young.”

The quest for the charts to these arrangements has led Ken Schaphorst to archives all over the country, with clues provided by his knowledge of the history of Sinatra's bandleaders and arrangers.

Here, the NEC Jazz Orchestra and members of the NEC Philharmonia join vocalist Chloe Brisson to perform Summer Wind.

Meir: Summer Wind

New England Conservatory educates and trains musicians of all ages from around the world, drawing on the talent and deep reservoir of experience of our distinguished faculty. We are dedicated to inculcating the highest standards of excellence and nurturing individual artistic sensibility and creative growth. Understanding that music is one of the transcendent expressions of human civilization, NEC aspires to ensure it a central place in contemporary society. Additionally, we present over 1,000 free concerts a year in our world class performance spaces which include historic Jordan Hall.

Meir: Summer Wind

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