Track Listings (9) - Disc #1| All Artists: Bill Holman Title: Bill Holman: Jazz in Concert Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Hanssler Classic Original Release Date: 3/1/2001 Re-Release Date: 9/1/2003 Album Type: Import Genres: Jazz, Pop, Classical Styles: Modern Postbebop, Bebop Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPCs: 040888304920, 4010276012696 |
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SWR Big Band
Bill Holman
Jazz in Concert ?My Instrument is the Orchestra" ?At last, an arranger who exploits the full sound opportunities offered by a big band" ? the SWR Big Band was enthusiastic about Bill Holman´s scores. At last, here was someone who brought all of the musicians into play with varying themes, even during solo parts. No slacking, but total concentration on what is coming next; these are arrangements of the very highest order, arrangements which pose constant challanges to the musicians. Bill Holman demands that good arrangement should tell a story: ?Something organic, an inner logic," an idea which runs consistently from A to Z. The former saxophonist and clarinettist started arranging as a result of nerve demage to his lower lip ? he was simply unable to play his instrument any more. In the 1950s, Bill Holman worked his way up to become one of the elite of jazz-arrangers. His motto: ?my instrument is the orchestra."
SWR Big Band
Bill Holman
Jazz in Concert ?My Instrument is the Orchestra" ?At last, an arranger who exploits the full sound opportunities offered by a big band" ? the SWR Big Band was enthusiastic about Bill Holman´s scores. At last, here was someone who brought all of the musicians into play with varying themes, even during solo parts. No slacking, but total concentration on what is coming next; these are arrangements of the very highest order, arrangements which pose constant challanges to the musicians. Bill Holman demands that good arrangement should tell a story: ?Something organic, an inner logic," an idea which runs consistently from A to Z. The former saxophonist and clarinettist started arranging as a result of nerve demage to his lower lip ? he was simply unable to play his instrument any more. In the 1950s, Bill Holman worked his way up to become one of the elite of jazz-arrangers. His motto: ?my instrument is the orchestra."