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Martial Solal Trio

Martial Solal Trio ($FREE)

The French pianist plays an exciting, upbeat session of jazz standards and more, with Francois Moutin (double bass) and Louis Moutin (drums), in a live performance recorded live at Munich's Bayerische Hof nightclub.

Dur: 01:36:19

Martial Solal: Piano Solo

Martial Solal: Piano Solo ($FREE)

A rare solo performance from Camilo in 1999, with the pianist improvising on a Steinway D grand piano to produce an astonishing range of musical colors.

Dur: 01:09:38

Newport Jazz Festival All-Stars

Newport Jazz Festival All-Stars ($FREE)

This programme with New York's famous swing jazz band features George Wien (piano), Warren Vaché (cornet), Plas Johnson (saxophone and flute), Lew Tabackin (saxophone), Ed Johnes (bass), Oliver Jackson (drums), and Howard Alden (guitar).

Dur: 02:03:44

Joachim Kuhn in Concert

Joachim Kuhn in Concert ($FREE)

Kuhn is a musician with an extraordinary stylistic range. His musical vocabulary has been born of not only his commitment to the language of contemporary sound but also to the traditions of the concert hall and to the rich and varied history of jazz. This solo concert he gave during the Munich Klaviersommer demonstrated his unique virtuosity and generated extraordinary excitement.

Dur: 01:11:48

Cameron Carpenter: "Revolutionary" Etude

Cameron Carpenter: "Revolutionary" Etude ($FREE)

Organist Cameron Carpenter plays the title track (Chopin’s Etude, Op 10, No. 12 in C Minor, “The Revolutionary”) from his first Telarc release “Revolutionary”, on the Marshall Ogletree virtual pipe organ at Trinity Wall Street Episcopal Church in New York, NY. The video and recording were made in March 2008 and the CD/DVD was released in September of 2008.

Dur: 00:03:26

Aziza Mustafa Zadeh

Aziza Mustafa Zadeh ($FREE)

Recorded live at the Philharmonie in Munich, this program introduces the Azerbaijani musician playing a selection of jazz standards as well as her own compositions.

Dur: 01:06:09

Chick Corea: Piano Solo 1983

Chick Corea: Piano Solo 1983 ($FREE)

Playing a selection of his own compositions, Corea demonstrates a marked progression from his 1982 solo performance, integrating classical and romantic elements.

Dur: 00:44:37

The Ornette Coleman Sextet

The Ornette Coleman Sextet ($FREE)

This programme records a concert Coleman gave in 1978 when he was at the peak of his musical powers. He played with Shannon Jackson and Ornette Denardo Coleman Junior (percussion), Bern Nix and Charlie Ellerbee (guitar) and Albert Arnold (bass).

Dur: 00:43:45

Leonid Chizik meets Tchaikovsky

Leonid Chizik meets Tchaikovsky ($FREE)

Recorded live during the Munich Klaviersommer, Leonid Chizhik (keyboard), Peter Klinke (bass) and Matt Wilson (percussion) improvise on themes by Tchaikovsky. Chizhik pioneered jazz in the Soviet Union in the early 1970s and he continues to be one of today's most innovative and eclectic improvisers.

Dur: 01:17:11

Chick Corea with Friedrich Gulda - The Meeting

Chick Corea with Friedrich Gulda - The Meeting ($FREE)

Two virtuoso keyboard musicians meet for the first time in this 1992 concert, performing various improvisations and jazz standards and a unique version of Brahms's Wiegenlied.

Dur: 00:55:19

Chick Corea: Piano Solo 1982

Chick Corea: Piano Solo 1982 ($FREE)

Live recording of virtuoso display by one of the most accomplished jazz pianists.

Dur: 00:49:35

Leonid Chizik: Solo Piano

Leonid Chizik: Solo Piano ($FREE)

Following this concert, in which the leading Russian jazz pianist perfoms his own compositions, jazz standards and improvisations, Chizik forged a new career in the West.

Dur: 01:19:19

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