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Gary Burton & Makoto Ozone en Munich

Munich Summer Piano Festival 1995

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Thelonious Monk, Monk's Dream

John Schofield /Makoto Ozone/Gary Burton, Why'd You Do It

Makoto Ozone, Bento Box

Ástor Piazzolla/Gary Burton/Makoto Ozone, Laura's Dream

Benny Goodman/Makoto Ozone/Gary Burton, Opus Half

Makoto Ozone, Kato's Revenge

Thelonious Monk/Makoto Ozone/Gary Burton, Blue Monk

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Gary Burton — Vibráfono

Makoto Ozone — Pianista

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Gary Burton is a true pioneer of the vibraphone, having developed a four-mallet pianistic style that he has used to fuel all manner of cross-style collaborations. In jazz-fusion, he is seen as a master, trailblazing the duet format in exploratory jazz alongside musicians from Stan Getz and Quincy Jones to k.d. Lang and Astor Piazzolla. As an educator, he has taught at Berklee College of Music for three decades, where he came across the young Japanese pianist Makoto Ozone. 

Ozone gained international renown by the age of just 23 when Burton plucked him from higher education and invited him to join his quartet. Since then he has gone on to play with the likes of Chick Corea and Christian McBride. Together, they recorded the album Face to Face just a year before this concert at the Munich Summer Piano Festival. Here, they cover tracks by the great Thelonious Monk and Burton's Argentine collaborator, Astor Piazzolla. The most beautiful moments, though, come perhaps with Ozone's own compositions, which are sprightly, delicate and sprawling, forming a perfect base for the "Burton's Grip" technique pioneered by the young pianist's mentor-turned-equal.

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Dirigido por:

Dieter Hens

Sede:

Munich Summer Piano Festival (Munich, Alemania)

Año de producción: 1995

Duración: 53 min

Producción: © LOFT

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