9 Replies to “ Koto Song - Dave Brubeck, John Salmon (2) - Nocturnes (CD, Album) ”

1. Dave Brubeck has been involved with a lot of great music in his time, most importantly the all-time classic jazz album "Time Out" (expensive version: Time Out th Anniversary (2 CD/1 DVD Legacy Edition); cheap version: Time Out). A review I found on another website pointed out that the pieces collected here were not originally composed as nocturnes/5(5).

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2. Label: Naxos - • Series: American Classics • Format: CD Album • Country: Canada • Genre: Classical • Style: Modern Dave Brubeck, John Salmon - Nocturnes (, CD) | Discogs Explore.

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3. Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Dave Brubeck, John Salmon - Nocturnes at Discogs. Complete your Dave Brubeck, John Salmon collection.4/5(1).

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4. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Dave Brubeck: Nocturnes - John Salmon on AllMusic - - The cover of this disc of short piano pieces by 7/

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5. John Salmon - Nocturnes music CD album at CD Universe, Dave Brubeck's Nocturnes are small, lyrical pieces that can be played by children and savoured by adults, Longing. Everything Artist Title Song SoundTrack Label.

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6. Dave Brubeck has been involved with a lot of great music in his time, most importantly the all-time classic jazz album "Time Out" (expensive version: Time Out th Anniversary (2 CD/1 DVD Legacy Edition); cheap version: Time Out). A review I found on another website pointed out that the pieces collected here were not originally composed as nocturnes/5(6).

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7. This is a nuanced, delicate, lovely disc--it simply transports the listener to a gentle Jazz piano world (mixed with contemporary classical craft and idioms). John Salmon's sensitive, respectful renditions of these solo piano miniatures by the genius jazz pianist and composer Dave Brubeck (RIP) are not to /5(4).

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8. “Koto Song” was inspired by two female musicians in Kyoto. In the notes to the original album, [Jazz Impressions of Japan] Brubeck describes the instrument and delicate music it produced: Of the classical instruments I heard, I was most fascinated by the koto, a thirteen-string convex-shaped zither, that traces its ancestry to the Chinese.

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9. Feb 26,  · Jazz Impressions of Japan is a album by The Dave Brubeck Quartet. Brubeck talks about the quartet's trip to Japan and provides poignant information for each piece of the album somewhat like a.

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