Ben Webster: In Norway

Ben Webster came to London in December 1964 for a gig at Ronnie Scotts club and stayed in Europe for the rest of his life.In March 1970 Ben Webster was invited to Trondheim in Norway to play five concerts in three days, all five sold out. Tore Sandnæs was the pianist at the concert with Ben being a big fan of Tore's work.The concert was recorded, not by a record company but by private people and now this unissued recording, Ben Webster: In Norway, is available in a re-mastered edition.

Bush: Three Songs Of Ben Jonson

Three Songs Of Ben Jonson arranged for High Voice and Piano.

Ben Webster: Plays Ballads

This CD is made up of selected live and radio broadcasts with the Danish Radio Big Band and Swedish, British and Danish/American small groups during 1964-71. As the title indicates, only ballads are included on the CD, and for the first time on a Ben Webster ballad album, there is no string-section accompaniment. Three of the ten numbers are previously unreleased. The art of ballad-playing was all-important to Ben Webster. He once said 'Remember, there are only three tempi in jazz ? slow, medium and slow!' While all the tunes are ballads, the wide variety and constellations give a wonderful, multi-faceted sound-picture of Ben Webster.

Ben Webster/Buck Clayton: Ben & Buck

Ben & Buck was recorded live at Antwerp Jazz Club, Café Samson, Antwerp, Belgium in June 1967. All the material in this exciting album is previously unissued. It is a rare opportunity to hear two swing era giants together in a relaxed club setting for a programme of Jazz standards and quality ballads.  This recording also represents a meeting of two great jazz traditions; Ben Webster first achieved fame as a star soloist with Duke Ellington Orchestra in the early 1940s and Buck Clayton was the featured trumpeter with Count Basie’s Big Band from 1936 to 1943. Both subsequently followed freelance careers and their musical paths crossed infrequently, making this release an especially valuable musical document.

Ben Webster: Live At Kings And Queens Providence, Rhode Island

Recorded at the ?Kings & Queens?, Providence, Rhode Island, December 7, 1963 The wonderful Ben Webster Session gives us an insight into the most productive and yet turbulent period of his life. Also the accompanying trio is perfect for Ben and must have been one of the first recordings to feature the young Michael Renzi, grown today into a piano giant of whom Ben, in the tradition, would very much have approved ? no doubt he did then.

Ben Webster: Plays Duke Ellington

This CD is a collection of classic melodies from the repertoire of Ben Webster?s famous employer of many years, Duke Ellington. The CD is compromised of three live radio sessions with the Danish Radio Big Band In 1969 & 1971, plus three live concert sessions with three different backing-trios (Finland in 1967, Denmark in 1969 and Sweden in 1972). Two of the tracks ? with Clark Terry, Kenny Drew, Red Mitchell and Bobby Brooks ? are previously unissued. Aside from one tune. All the performances with the Danish Radio Big Band are Based on Ellington?s original scores. The quartet sessions are also great, including two ?reunions? ? one with Ben?s boss from the early 30?s, Teddy Wilson, and the other with fellow Ellington alumnus Clark Terry. That Ben Webster was one of the undisputed jazz-greats on the tenorsaxophone- both in a big band and small group context ? is amply demonstrated on this fine CD.

Dexter Gordon/Ben Webster: Tenor Titans

On Tenor Titans , you can sense the mutual respect between the renowned saxophonists Dexter Gordon and Ben Webster . These collaborations have an impromptu, casual air; they were never meant to be meticulously rehearsed, perfectionist offerings. They were made simply to be enjoyed, and we should be grateful they survived as documents of a long friendship that became even more important during those expatriate years in Copenhagen. Ben Webster never returned to the USA. By the time Dexter Gordon did move back in the autumn of 1976, his finest achievements were behind him; he seldom again played with the verve displayed here.

Ben Webster: Live At Stampen Stockholm 1969-73

The music on this CD (8 tunes; 67 min) has never been previously released. The CD contains three sessions with tenor saxophonist Ben Webster, recorded live at the Stampen jazz club in Stockholm, in 1969, 1971 and 1973. On each of these quintet sessions he is joined by at least one of the following major jazz stars: pianist Teddy Wilson, trumpeter Roffe Ericson, bassist Red Mitchell or drummer Ed Thigpen. The repertoire consists of five standard favorites which Webster played as a member of the Duke Ellington orchestra, plus one bebop tune. The numbers average over eight minutes in length, allowing Ben and his fellow soloists to really stretch out. Ben Webster was obviously enjoying himself on these gigs - one can hear him shouting out approval to his group members - and you will, too.

Masters Of Jazz: Ben Webster

Ben Webster came to Europe in 1964 and never returned to the USA. He settled in Denmark, often visited Holland and was buried in Denmark. Webster made a lot of recordings with local European and visiting American musicians and these tracks, mainly recorded in Denmark and Finland, he's featured with Teddy Wilson, Dexter Gordon, Sahib Shihab, Kenny Drew, Al Heath and local musicians including NHOP.Includes new liner notes by Mike Hennessey.

Ben Webster At Montmartre 1965-1966

This CD contains tracks recorded live during two gigs at the Montmatre jazz club in Copenhagen in 1965 and 1966. Except for one original compositon by Webster the repertoire on the CD consists of standards, almost half of which are ballads. A fine improviser, Ben Webster nevertheless always sticks to the melody, throwing in his trademark tonal distortions and variations which include characteristic growls, shouts, bent notes and his famous, airy whisper.

Ben Fong-Torres: Becoming Almost Famous - My Back Pages In Music, Writing, And Life

This volume collects many of the best articles from veteran Rolling Stone writer Ben Fong-Torres. While many will recognize Ben as he was portrayed in Cameron Crowe's hit film Almost Famous, his thoughtful and engaging stories have been providing a backstage view for over 30 years.This book features a slew of entertaining and informative music and pop-culture pieces, as well as personal essays about growing up Asian-American and about Ben's interest in radio broadcasting. Through insightful introductions to every article, Fong-Torres offers an inside view of the writing and editing process, from getting an assignment and developing an idea to an article's completion in printed form.

Charles Gounod: Ave Maria, per Pianoforte

Meditazione sul 1° Preludio del Clavicembalo ben temperato di J.S.Bach

Four Pieces for Piano

Four Pieces For Piano by Ben Yarmolinsky . I. Pastorale II. Nocturne III. Dance Finale

Caro Mio Ben

Tango For Ben

Caro mio ben

Caro Mio Ben Mezzo

Caro mio ben : Arietta

Hãybye Synge,Danse Og Spille Sange

Synge,Danse Og Spille Sange er et børnekor-arbejdshæfte redigeret af John Høybye & Ejnar Kampp . 'For lige stemmer, skæve ben og blandede instrumenter'Børnekor-arbejdshæfte 1.

Giordani: Caro Mio Ben (Mezzo)

Clever Ben, Sinnvoll Proben, Erfolgr

Clavicembalo Ben Temperato Vol. 1

Viola Ben Aber Richtig Klavierbeglei

Dan Aykroyd/Ben Manilla: Elwood's Blues

Elwood's Blues is an entertaining and informative collection of conversations with the legends and rising stars of blues and rock music, drawn from the popular syndicated radio series, The House of Blues Radio Hour.Host Dan Aykroyd, in character as Elwood Blues of the legendary Blues Brothers, has interviewed over 900 blues and rock greats since 1993. This book compiles the best of those, including discussions with living legends B.B. King and Buddy Guy, past masters John Lee Hooker and Stevie Ray Vaughan, rising stars Keb' Mo' and Susan Tedeschi, and blues-rooted rock stars such as Robert Plant and Bill Wyman.

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