Bach's Innovations Played on the Jazz Clarinet
A dialogue between classical and improvisational music by Moe Coffman and his colleagues.
The album "Bach Resurrection" is a collection of jazz arrangements released in 1974. Coffman's clarinet playing breathes new life into Bach's music. It is an experimental attempt that combines the grandeur of classical music with the freedom of jazz, captivating fans of both genres.
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A:
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1)
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Allegro (Sonata II)
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2)
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Siciliano (Sonata II)
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3)
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-Bridge-
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4)
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Two Bourrées (Suite III)
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-Bridge-
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6)
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Sarabande (Suite II)
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B:
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Andante (Sonata I)
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-Bridge-
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Giselle's Sonata (Adapted From Allegro Sonata IV)
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-Bridge-
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Allegro (Sonata VI)
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Largo (Sonata I)
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Gigue (French Suite V)
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Adapted By, Baritone Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Flute, Piccolo Flute - Moe Koffman
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Arranged By, Producer, Piano, Organ, Harpsichord - Doug Riley
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Baritone Saxophone - Gary Morgan (2)
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Bass - Don Thompson (2)
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Cello - Peter Schenkman (2)
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Design [Album Design] - Paul Weldon
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Drums - Terry Clarke
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Electric Guitar, Classical Guitar, 12-String Acoustic Guitar - Bobby Edwards (2)
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Engineer - Terry Brown
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Percussion - Don Thompson (2)
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Percussion - Ron Rouley
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Percussion - Terry Clarke
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Photography By - Michaela Puthon
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Rhythm Guitar - Kenny Marco
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Trombone - Rob McConnell
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Trumpet - Guido Basso
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Violin - Doug Riley
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Violin - Gerard Kantarjian
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Violin - Harry Bergart
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Violin - Jack Neilson
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Violin - John Dembeck
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Violin - Maurice Solway
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Violin - Pearl Palmason
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Written-By - J.S. Bach
