Oliver Nelson: "STOLEN MOMENTS" | Frankfurt Radio Big Band | Act Local | Jazz
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- In our series "Act Local" we present regional greats of our jazz scene. In this concert three sax players: Kira Linn, Victor Fox and Fabian Dudek.
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STOLEN MOMENTS a composition by Oliver Nelson
Arrangement by Jörg Achim Keller
Soloists: Fabian Dudek, as
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Lars Seniuk, cond/arr
Kira Linn, baritone saxophone
Victor Fox, tenor saxophone
Fabian Dudek, alto saxophone
Heinz-Dieter Sauerborn, Oliver Leicht, Tony Lakatos, Steffen Weber, Rainer Heute, saxes;
Frank Wellert, Thomas Vogel, Martin Auer, Axel Schlosser, trumpets;
Günter Bollmann, Lukas Jochner, Christian Jaksjö, Robert Hedemann, trombones;
Ulf Kleiner, p; Martin Scales, g; Hans Glawischnig, b; Jean Paul Höchstädter, dr
Performance of the Frankfurt Radio Big Band 04 december 2020
hr-Sendesaal, Frankfurt, Germany
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Todos los solistas maravillosos,pero me encanto más el solo de el Saxo Barítono!! 💙
espectacular....admiracion total para todos los grandiosos maestros de esta hermosa banda.....like
Bravo kira, serena y concisa
De dame aan de bariton sax: MOOI èn ziet er goed uit !!
Mooie solo Kira !!
Bravissimo!
De luxe
woooww! Awesome!
Very cool, bravo!
💙💙💙💙
In my humble opinion, and with no disrespect intended towards the Alto and Soprano soloists, the Bari soloist was the only one who got the feel of the tune. Her solo reflected the mood of the piece perfectly and, for me, she stood out! A beautifully constructed solo that showcased her talent while staying within the feel of this wonderful tune.
Alto and Soprano, you both are great soloists, but there comes a time when you have to deny your virtuosity and just play to the emotions and intentions of the piece. I think that in this performance you both played all your cards way too soon. We now know what you can do and your solos in future tunes in your setlist will just be more of the same.
From the Bari soloist, I do not get the impression that she has showed us all she can do, and therefore I would look forward to hearing more from her.
I mean no disrespect. This is just a tip I learned long ago from one of my mentors.
Don't play all you know. You'll have nothing for the rest of the gig. Play the tune!
In context: I am a professional trombonist, classical and jazz, of 35 years standing. My most brilliant mentor was the Canadian trombonist/pianist/composer Hugh Fraser. He not only taught me how to play, but also how to perform. And the two are very different!
Gorgeous piece by Oliver Nelson, beautifully played by the Frankfurt Radio Big Band!
Thank you!
Interesting comment about the bari player's solo. She is sort of channeling Oliver himself on tenor in his original recording of Stolen Moments. She has a similar time sense and way of developing melodic ideas. Very satisfying.
Eric Doply ?
What about Eric Dolphy?
@@hrbigband The alto player sounds like he's been listening to a lot of Dolphy on alto. Eric Dolphy always struck me as exploring different sides of his personality on flute, then alto, then bass clarinet. A master on all three. BTW, Eric's flute solo on Oliver's original recording knocks me out!