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Disc 01 01. "Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise" 02. "The cylinder" 03. "Summertime" 04. "Really true blues" 05. "What's New?" 06. "Blues In A Minor" 07. "Confirmation" 08. "'Round Midnight" 09. "A night in Tunisia" 10. "Tears from the children" 11. "Blues In H" 12. "England's carol"
Disc 02 01. "The golden striker" 02. "One never knows" 03. "Trav'lin'" 04. "Skating in Central Park" 05. "The legendary profile" 06. "Adagio from the guitar concerto de Aranjuez" 07. "The jasmine tree" 08. "In memorian" 09. "Django" 10. "Bag's Groove"
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 | | Description: | The Last Concert by Modern Jazz Quartet, released 18 May 1995, includes the following tracks: "Summertime", "What's New?", "Confirmation", "A Night In Tunisia" and more.
This version of The Last Concert comes as a 2xCD. - "Recorded live at Avery Fisher (Philharmonic) Hall, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, New York City. November 25, 1974"
Location recording by The Record Plant.
Mixed down for Quadrophonic and stereo by Gene Paul, Atlantic Recording Studios.
Tracks 1 & 2 of CD2 are from Roger Vadim's film "No Sun in Venice" (At track 2 of CD2 mistyping: "Venis"
Tracks 5 and 6 from CD2 are previously unreleased performances (CD only bonus tracks).
Note on discs: Long Playing Unbreakable
Made in Germany
Packaging:
Double slim jewel case, including an 8 page booklet which contains a 4 page liner notes."The Last Concert" on CD captures the Modern Jazz Quartet at a pivotal live performance, presenting the elegance, precision and cool sophistication that made the ensemble a cornerstone of modern jazz. With their unmistakable blend of bebop-rooted improvisation and chamber music clarity, the group transforms the concert setting into an intimate dialogue between piano, vibraphone, bass and drums. The recording highlights their refined dynamics, subtle swing and crystalline arrangements, allowing each instrument to breathe while maintaining cohesive ensemble interplay. Listeners can expect a carefully structured set that moves between lyrical ballads, intricate uptempo pieces and characteristic blues-based compositions, all delivered with the poised restraint and emotional depth that defined the Quartet's legacy. Beyond the music itself, this CD edition offers a timeless document of a group whose influence can be heard across generations of jazz musicians, making it a compelling choice for seasoned jazz aficionados and newcomers alike who want to experience the Modern Jazz Quartet in a concert environment.
The Modern Jazz Quartet, formed in the early 1950s, became one of the most respected and enduring ensembles in jazz. Known for their sophisticated sound and strong group identity, they helped bridge the gap between jazz clubs and concert halls. Over the decades, they recorded a series of influential albums and performed on major stages around the world, contributing significantly to the acceptance of jazz as an art form suitable for the concert stage. Their long-standing collaboration and consistent quality helped establish them as key figures in cool and post-bop jazz, and their repertoire--often blending standards, originals and classically influenced pieces--has remained a touchstone for small-group jazz.
The CD is released by Atlantic, a label with a long-standing reputation in jazz, soul and popular music. Atlantic's catalogue includes numerous landmark jazz recordings, and the label is known for its commitment to high production values and artist-focused releases. By issuing "The Last Concert," Atlantic underscores its role in preserving significant live moments in jazz history and making them accessible to contemporary listeners. Collectors and fans can rely on Atlantic for carefully curated editions that respect the integrity of the original performances while ensuring solid sound quality and presentation.
Overall, "The Last Concert" on CD by the Modern Jazz Quartet, brought to you by Atlantic, is a refined live document of an influential band in top form. It appeals to listeners who appreciate subtlety, interplay and a thoughtful approach to jazz performance, and serves as both a fitting introduction to the group and a valuable addition to any serious jazz collection. |  | | No. of tracks: |
22 |
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7567819762 |
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