Alberto Rojo

The Red Garland Trio plus Ray Barretto - Rojo (1958) {Prestige OJCCD-772-2 rel 1993}
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© 1958, 1993 Prestige / Fantasy / OJC | OJCCD-772-2
Jazz / Hard Bop / Mainstream Jazz / Piano Trio

Pianist Red Garland recorded frequently with trios for Prestige during the second half of the 1950s. For this set (reissued on CD), Garland, bassist George Joyner and drummer Charlie Persip are joined by Ray Barretto on congas and the emphasis is on forceful swinging. Garland takes such ballads as "We Kiss in a Shadow" and "You Better Go Now" at faster-than-expected tempos. "Ralph J. Gleason Blues" and the Latin feel of "Rojo" are among the highlights of this enjoyable disc.

La DANZA# и una struttura complessa di spazio-tempo per l'improvvisazione. Tale struttura si compone di tre elementi base: lo spazio definito (scrittura in notazione), lo spazio aperto (improvvisazione statica) e la danza (improvvisazione dinamica). Nell'esecuzione delle composizioni questi elementi si costruiscono attraverso il suono e possono comparire in tutte le combinazioni a seconda delle indicazioni della partitura.

This film of Kenneth MacMillan's hugely-popular ballet Manon is the perfect twin to his classic Romeo & Juliet, released on September 29th, 2009. Once again, the romantic male lead is taken by the charismatic Carlos Acosta, and once again his beautiful partner is Tamara Rojo. Prévost's famous tale is set to the sensual music of Massenet and the Royal Ballet's staging is played out against the sumptuous set and costume designs of Nicholas Georgiadis. Manon is the third DVD release from Decca's new exclusive artist, Carlo Acosta. The Cuban superstar builds on his stunning Spartacus and romantic Romeo & Juliet performances as the ardent young lover, Des Grieux, in MacMillan's classic version of the tragedy. This high-definition film of Manon is one of the most popular ballets in the Royal Ballet's repertory, having received over 200 performances since its premiere in 1974. The DVD also includes an extensive (40 min) and fascinating documentary film, `Dancing Manon', featuring interviews with Carlos Acosta, Tamara Rojo, Monica Mason (Director of the Royal Ballet) and Ross MacGibbon (TV Director).

Cuban Superstar Carlos Acosta dances Romeo in Kenneth Macmillan’s timeless version of the Shakespeare/Prokofiev Classic Ballet ‘Romeo & Juliet.’ In this perennial favourite, Carlos Acosta dances alongside his regular partner, the Spanish ballerina, Tamara Rojo – a celebrated stage partnership which currently has no equal. The drama of the doomed lovers is set against the ravishing sets and costumes designs of Nicholas Georgiadis.

Barón Rojo - rock band from Spain. The team got its name in honor of the best ace of World War I, Manfred von Richthofen, known by the nickname Red Baron. The group was formed by four musicians: brothers Armando and Carlos de Castro, Jose Luis Campuzano (also known as Sherpa) and Hermès Calabria. De Castro brothers were members of the group Coz until 1980, when within the team soured relations and the team split into two parts. That's when Armando and Carlos, along with vocalist and bassist Jose Luis Campuzano and Uruguayan drummer Hermès Calabria founded Barón Rojo.

It is a satisfying musical experience when a performance can deliver traditional jazz without the music being reduced to orthodoxy. Such is the resonance of Franco D'Andrea's sound. The seventy-something Italian pianist follows Soprais (El Gallo Rojo, 2011), with his long-established quartet, by adding the early jazz instruments of clarinet and trombone, played respectively by Daniele D'Argaro and Mauro Ottolini. On the live Traditions And Clusters he also invites his contemporary , drummer Han Bennink, to sit in on two tracks.