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Metamorphosis: Jazz Meets The Symphony #4

By Lalo Schifrin

Label: Aleph Records
Released: 1998

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Lalo Schifrin: Metamorphosis -- Jazz Meets the Symphony, Vol. 4

by Jack Bowers
December 1, 1998

The fourth in pianist Lalo Schifrin’s series of “classical/Jazz” encounters is perhaps the most rewarding to date, thanks in large measure to Lalo’s unflagging imagination, his superb compositions and arrangements, and the inspiriting presence of several renowned guest artists including bassist Ray Brown, drummer Jeff Hamilton, Australian trumpet master James Morrison, conga drummer Francisco Aguabella and ...

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Lalo Schifrin: Jazz Mass In Concert

by Douglas Payne
December 1, 1998

Composer Lalo Schifrin revisits the brilliant Grammy winning jazz mass he composed for Paul Horn in 1964. Paul Horn's 1964 study, Jazz Suite on the Mass Texts (RCA) was a meditative reflection on Schifrin's intentionally liturgical themes. But Schifrin's production, recorded live three and a half decades later, is quite a bit more energetic ...

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Lalo Schifrin / WDR Big Band: Gillespiana

by Jack Bowers
October 1, 1998

Those who know Lalo Shifrin only from film scores and studio work may be surprised to learn that he once played piano in Dizzy Gillespie’s quintet. In 1960, Gillespie introduced Schifrin’s “Gillespiana,” a five–movement sound–portrait of Dizzy’s life and music that was completed only a few days after Gillespie asked him, “When are you going to ...

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Lalo Schifrin: Metamorphosis: Jazz Meets The Symphony #4

by Douglas Payne
August 1, 1998

Composer/pianist Lalo Schifrin endures as an interesting film music composer for, among other things, his ability to enhance or create effective moods. For this, the fourth in his “jazz meets the symphony" series, Schifrin concocts perhaps his most moody affair yet and, perhaps, the nicest of the bunch since the second set on Atlantic (1993). Again ...

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Lalo Schifrin: Gillespiana

by Douglas Payne
June 1, 1998

A true joy, Gillespiana revisits the classic five-part jazz suite Lalo Schifrin created for trumpet legend Dizzy Gillespie in 1960. It is a brilliant, consistently inventive work that has lost none of its appeal or sheen over nearly four decades worth of time. Surprisingly, Gillespiana has not been recorded since its initial debut in 1960 until ...

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Bullitt: The Black Dog Remixes

By Lalo Schifrin

Label: Aleph Records, Inc
Released: 1997

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CTI Acid Jazz Grooves

By Arnaldo DeSouteiro

Label: CTI Records
Released: 1997
Track listing: Knock on Wood; Tombo in 7/4-Ake/Celebration Suite; Midnight Woman; Morocco; Skyscrapers; The Prophet; Sister Sanctified; Loran's Dance; Another Star; People Make the World Go Round; Road Warriors.

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