Aquí dejo a dos maestros del Jazz.... 75 aniversario de Dizzy Gillespie
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This was a live recording of Dizzy and friends in Havana in 1985. "Night in Tunisia" was composed by Dizzy in 1942. In 1n 1985, Dizzy Gillespie returned to Cuba after an absence of 40 years. He was one of the first American jazz musicians to add Afro-Cuban elements to his music, and Cubans to his big band. Most notably, in the 40s, was percussionist, Chano Pozo. A then-young Arturo Sandoval (trumpet) and Gonzalo Rubalcaba (piano) sit in with Dizzy's band. Bari sax player, Sayyd Abdul al-Khabbyr, is remarkable. Walter Davis is on in this number.Great fun!
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The Best Of Arturo Sandoval - my way Arturo Sandoval is fluent in at least four musical languages. He can burn through an Afro-Cuban groove, tear up a bebop tune, soar over a Mozart concerto and sooth you with a luscious ballad; with equal power and grace
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Arturo Sandoval shows his virtuosity with the trumpet at a concert of the United Nation Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall, London, 1989
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Arturo Sandoval on the Good Morning America Show playing Groovin' High after his interview.
This is a "behind the scenes" clip of what trumpet virtuoso Arturo Sandoval is doing right now. It is a beautiful excerpt and explores a different side of Arturo's artistry. Quoting from Arturo: "This is live at Capitol Recording Studio, Hollywood, CA. I've been waiting for this opportunity for so many years. It's part of the new record we are working on now for Concord Records, produced by Gregg Field. The piece is "Apres un Reve" by Gabriel Faure and the conductor and arranger is George Calandrelli. It is not mixed, no EQ, not edited - just as it was. Even unfinished as it is, I want to share with all of you my enthusiasm and happiness about this project!! All the best and God Bless you all, Arturo Sandoval" The trumpet and mouthpiece are made by Flip Oakes.
From the United States Air Force Band: America's Veterans- "A Musical Tribute". This hour long extravaganza was aired nationally on November 10, 2011 at 8:30 pm In this clip, Arturo Sandoval gives an electric performance of "A Night in Tunisia", also featuring one the Air Force Band's own SMSgt Tim Leahy on trumpet.
4-time grammy Winner, Arturo Sandoval, records the Oscar's Cuba soundtrack and discusses Dr. Biscet and repression in Cuba.
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Legendary trumpet player Arturo Sandoval plays Yoshi's San Francisco October 14-16, 2011. Recorded on the first night of a three-night, six-show run, here is a sneak from soundcheck, and a conversation with Arturo. Host: Evan Sokol. Produced by Matthew Dara Alavi with Rated FFF Productions. For tix: www.yoshis.com
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Eguie Castrillo sharing his amazing proficiency in how to play timbales and latin percussions in the style of Tito Puente. When he was only an infant in Puerto Rico, Eguie would work out songs on the organ, delighting his family. With this in mind, Eguie's parent's next move seems almost inconceivable. Knowing that tranquil Christmas carols would yield place to spicy salsa, they bought him a set of timbales. From age seven, things were never the same for Eguie Castrillo, nor did his parents ever again enjoy the quiet afforded by the youth's gentle rendering of "Silent Night". It ought to be noted at the outset that even as a child, Eguie was beginning to demonstrate the qualities of a great bandleader: focusing attention on common goals and reconciling disparate personalities. The police began to show up at the Castrillo home, acting on the basis of noise complaints and bylaws. Things never got serious, however: Eguie adjusted his practice hours, a wise compromise-and he befriended the police! At any rate, history is richer for the contributions of Eguie Castrillo, even if he rattled his neighborhood! At age eleven, he discovered the great Tito Puente and studied his every move, adopting the distinctive in-the-spotlight comportment of the master with his dramatic striking technique. The experienced finely honed Eguie's technique and left an indelible impression. He also met Giovanni Hidalgo, who had revolutionized the role of congas in the early (and tremendously unsung <b>...</b>
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3er encuentro internacional de la trompeta 2010.Exelente interpretacion de "mambo caliente" por el maestro Arturo Sandoval con el palomazo de Wayne Bergeron en el concierto celebrado en la ollin yoliztli acompañados de la Musitec Big Band el 18 de noviembre 2010.
Dizzy Gillespie, composer. Alan Baylock, arranger. Featuring Arturo Sandoval & Tim Leahey (trumpets). Saxes: Tyler Kuebler (lead), Andy Axelrad, Tedd Baker, Grant Langford, Doug Morgan. Trumpets: Brian MacDonald (lead), Kevin Burns, Rich Sigler, Tim Leahey. Trombones: Joe Jackson (lead), Jeff Martin, Ben Patterson, Dudley Hinote (bass). Rhythm: Geoff Reecer (guitar), Steve Erickson (piano), Paul Henry (bass), David McDonald (drums).
An all-star performance of "A Night in Tunisia". Band includes: Arturo Sandoval - trumpet Darren Barrett - trumpet James Moody - sax Sheila E - drums Herbie Hancock - piano George Benson - vocals Broadcast in late December 1997 as part of an ABC special showcasing American jazz.
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Afro-Cuban Jazz featuring legendary trumpeter Arturo Sandoval, performing with actor Andy Garcia and the CSUN Jazz "A" Band. From the Valley Performing Arts Center Opening Gala. January 29, 2011. For more information on the Valley Performing Arts Center, visit: www.valleyperformingartscenter.org video produced, directed, and edited by Krishna Narayanamurti assistant director Jacquil Constant executive producers Vance Peterson and Stacy Lieberman Gala event produced & directed by Robert Egan Gala event executive producer: Nicholas Goldsborough special thanks: VPAC technical crew, Gailya Brown, and Dominique Muñoz © 2011 California State University, Northridge.
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Saxes: Dan Higgins (lead), Rusty Higgins, Bob Sheppard, Rob Lockart, Joel Peskin. Trumpets: Wayne Bergeron (lead), Dan Fornero, Gary Grant, Charley Davis. Trombones: Andy Martin (lead), Bruce Fowler, ?, Craig Gosnell. Rhythm: Ray Brinker (drums), Edwin Livingston (bass), Dustin Higgins (guitar), Wally Minko (piano), Joey DeLeon (percussion).
Arturo Sandoval live at Jamz, Jakarta Indonesia 6/14/1995. Eguie Castrillo - congas, Otmaro Ruiz - piano, Dave Enos - bass, Aaron Serfaty - drums, Kenny Anderson - sax.
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Cool performance of Caravan at the Madrid Jazz Festival - 1994 Arturo Sandoval: trumpet. Kenny Anderson: Saxophone. Dave Enos: Bass. Carlos Gómez: Percussion & chorus. Otmaro Ruíz: Piano, keyboards & chorus. Aaron Serfaty: Drums
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Cool performance of Cherokee theme at Madrid Jazz Festival (Círculo de Bellas Artes). Arturo Sandoval: trumpet. Kenny Anderson: Saxophone. Dave Enos: Bass. Carlos Gómez: Percussion & chorus. Otmaro Ruíz: Piano, keyboards & chorus. Aaron Serfaty: Drums.
