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7 de ene. de 2024 · NPR's Ayesha Rascoe speaks with jazz musician Aaron Diehl about his rendition of "The Zodiac Suite," an album originally composed by Mary Lou Williams in the 1940s.
8 de dic. de 2023 · Mary Lou Williams était Taureau, un signe décrit comme novateur et robuste, mais dans sa Zodiac suite, elle est de tous les signes à la fois. Comme ici ses interprètes. Les planètes sont alignées. Elles dansent. Philippe Alen. 1 Frank Carlberg / Gabriel Bolaños, Charity and love (Red Piano records, 2020). Plusieurs extraits de la Zodiac ...
Mary Lou Williams. Smithsonian Folkways proudly celebrated the 50th anniversary of the original Asch Records release of Mary Lou Williams' work, Zodiac Suite. Performing solo and accompanied by bassist Al Lucas and drummer Jack Parker, Williams crafted these pieces as a series of dedications to fellow musicians born under each astrological sign.
10 de nov. de 2023 · Zodiac Suite (CD) 15,00 €. RELEASE ON NOVEMBER 10 2023. In stock. Add to cart. Download available on Bandcamp. In 1945, Mary Lou Williams (1910-1981) completed the composition of the Zodiac Suite. Each movement corresponded to an artist’s portrait associated with an astrological sign. It was a pretext to escape the rigidity of the musical ...
zodiac suite (1945) Background: In 1945, Mary Lou Williams was playing at a club called Café Society, owned by Barney Josephson. She also had a weekly radio program. Josephson suggested that she write something ambitious for the radio show, and she wound up conceiving a suite based on the signs of the zodiac.
Zodiac Suite is a series of 12 pieces of jazz music written by the American jazz pianist and composer Mary Lou Williams and first performed in 1945. The suite makes use of elements of classical music alongside jazz, and Williams was influenced by modernism when writing and arranging it. Each song in the suite is inspired by an astrological sign and musicians or performers who were born under ...
Zodiac Suite was the first orchestral program Mary Lou Williams composed in her own name, originally produced in 1945, but never performed by a full orchestra in her lifetime; her largest arrangement was also limited to a much smaller 45-instrument grouping. This production, arranged by Jeffrey Sultanof and Rob DuBoff and championed by MSO ...
