SUNUP WEEKLY MUSIC - 11월 4주차

Instruments:
01	“Don’t Know Why” (cover version of Norah Jones’ song)		Drums, bass, electric giutar, grand piano, vocal	Studio
02	“Creep” (cover version of Radiohead’s song)	“Lex” band	Drums, upright bass, acoustic guitar, grand piano, vocal	Studio
03	“The Rowan”	“Art Module”	Cajon, upright bass, grand piano, balalaika, dulcimer	Studio
04	D. Pearsons “Jeannine”	Alevtina Polyakova’s jazz band	Drums, upright bass, piano, trombone	Studio
05*	Keiko Abe“The Wave”	Keiko Abe (marimba), Rostislav Sharaevsky (marimba) and students of Russian Gnesins’ academy of music	Two marimbas, three sets of percussion instruments	Concert hall
06*	S. Rachmaninov Piano concerto #3, the 1st movement	Moscow State Academic Symphony orchestra under the direction of Pavel Kogan, conductor Mark Kadin, soloist Vyacheslav Gryaznov	Symphony orchestra and piano solo	 -- Concert hall
07*	Budashkin Concerto for balalaika and folk orchestra	Osipov State Russian Folk Orchestra	Russian folk orchestra with balalaika solo --	Concert hall
08*	Improvisation on the Rachmaninov’s theme	Oleg Lundstrem Big Band	Big band	-- Concert hall
09*	Duke Ellington “In a mellow tone”	Sergey Manukyan and Anatoly Krall’s students big band	Big band with a vocal --	Concert hall
10	J.B. Loeillet Sonata op. 3 #6, part II	“Ars Ego”	Flute, basson, gusli --	Studio
11	S. Rachmaninov “Dance of Gipsy women” from “Aleco” opera	Alexandra Skroznikova, Ekaterina Molchanova	Two domras, piano	-- Studio
12	Mendelsohn Sonata for clarinet and piano	Students of the State Maimonides academy of Music	Clarinet, piano -- Studio
13	Scarlatti Sonata in d minor	Ronam Zorkin, Elena Zabavskaya	Guitar, mandolin -- Studio
14	“It’s My Life” (cover version of Bon Jovi’s song)	“PS band”	Drums, bass, electric guitar, vocal, synthesizer	-- Studio
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Tracks marked with * were recorded live in the concert hall of the Gnesins’ Academy of Music. 

09. Duke Ellington “In a mellow tone”): S. Manukyan (pno, voc) and Anatoly Krall’s student big band

This album will be available on iTunes in early May.

Celebrated ‘King of Swing’, New York pianist Gordon Webster, met Melbourne’s Hetty Kate on the bandstand at Jumptown Jam 2013 amidst a crowded dance hall full of twirling skirts and dapper gentlemen. Thanks to Swing Patrol, Jumptown Swing and exuberant supportive dancers, Gordon and Hetty recorded an album in New York last October.. and they’re thrilled to launch it in 2014.

This couldn’t have been done without the love and support of Australia’s swing scene, and we’re so thrilled that we had the opportunity to collaborate together WITH YOU and make the first USA and Australian dance cd. This album has also been generously sponsored by Swing Patrol Australia and Jumptown Swing in Canberra! Thank you! x

About Gordon and Hetty

Well Gordon barely needs any introduction as he’s the number one pianist and bandleader for dancers, Gordon Webster regularly tours around the world, often invited to Europe and Asia as well as touring regularly across the USA. Drawing on influences as diverse as Fats Waller, Count Basie, Oscar Peterson and Gene Harris, Gordon passionately serves up a smorgasbord of styles unified by one characteristic.. irresistible danceability! (www.gordonwebsterswings.com)

Pure of tone, sweet sounding and dangerously infectious, Melbourne jazz vocalist Hetty Kate can be seen singing to packed dance floors for Jumptown Jam, Canberrang, MLX, Blues Before Sunrise, Southern Blues and soon Brisbane Lindy Exchange. Never short of a quick quip and a blue lyric to make your partner smile, Hetty sings from the heart.. and has made a name for herself singing at both Blues and Lindy events around the country. (www.hettykate.com)

You can also visit Swing Patrol Australia here: www.swingpatrol.com.au and
Jumptown Swing here: www.jumptown.org

Thanks for listening! www.gordonmeetshetty.com

I Lost My Sugar In Salt Lake City - Gordon Webster Meets Hetty Kate (2014)

I'm Gunna Get High

This is track one off our debut self-titled album ~ Naomi & Her Handsome Devils. "I Know How To Do It" is a great up-tempo blues with vocals by Naomi Uyama and horn solos by Matt Musselman and Adrian Cunningham. The rhythm section holding it down is Jake Sanders, Dalton Ridenhour, Jared Engel, and Jeremy Noller. 

Buy the full album: http://naomisdevils.bandcamp.com
www.cdbaby.com/cd/naomiherhandsomedevils 
Also on Amazon and ITunes

Check out more songs, pictures, videos, and where we're playing next at www.naomisdevils.com
On Facebook: www.facebook.com/NaomisDevils



I Know How To Do It

Originally written in Yiddish by Jacob Jacobs (lyrics) and Sholem Secunda (music), for the Yiddish musical "I Would If I Could" in 1933. English lyrics written for the Andrews Sisters by Sammy Cahn and Vic Schoen within a couple of days of the Nov 24, 1937 recording. "Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen" means "By Me, You Are Beautiful" - a triple entendre which could mean either "To me, you are beautiful", "Standing with me, you are beautiful" or "Compared to me, you are beautiful."

SUNUP WEEKLY MUSIC - 11월 4주차

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