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Lalo Schifrin: Early Years - COMPACT DISCS

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Lalo Schifrin: Early Years - COMPACT DISCSTitle: Early Years Artist: Lalo Schifrin Label: Enlightenment Product Type: COMPACT DISCS UPC: 823564810805 Genre: Jazz Release Date: 2018 01 19 Number of Discs: 4 Creator of some of the most iconic all time film scores, Lalo Schifrin built a reputation as one of the most talented composers and arrangers in musical history, earning five Grammy Awards during his career so far. A highly skilled pianist too, Schifrin has worked alongside an eclectic

Title: Early Years
Artist: Lalo Schifrin
Label: Enlightenment
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 823564810805
Genre: Jazz
Release Date: 2018-01-19
Number of Discs: 4

Creator of some of the most iconic all-time film scores, Lalo Schifrin built a reputation as one of the most talented composers and arrangers in musical history, earning five Grammy Awards during his career so far. A highly skilled pianist too, Schifrin has worked alongside an eclectic array of musicians from across the jazz spectrum, including Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Cannonball Adderley, Louis Bellson, Stan Getz and Luiz Bonfa. However, it was while fronting his own bands and conducting his own orchestras that Schifrin truly excelled, with his early albums providing an exciting blend of styles, both traditional and modern. This collection, featuring over five hours of music across four discs, brings together the complete early works of Lalo Schifrin as band leader, from his debut album to the point at which he left behind the groups and orchestras to compose full time for the worlds of film and TV. Faithfully tracking the development of the great man's music across this crucial era, this collection will prove the perfect introduction to the work of a master writer, arranger and musician, as well as a welcome reminder of his earliest sounds.

Tracks:
1.1 Red Sails in the Sunset
1.2 Azure
1.3 The Moon Was Yellow
1.4 Ruby
1.5 Black Beauty
1.6 When the Wind Was Green
1.7 Brown Prelude
1.8 White Orchids
1.9 Blue Is the Night
1.10 Scarlet Ribbons (For Her Hair)
1.11 Purple Pastel
1.12 Frenesi
1.13 The Breeze and I
1.14 Capricho Espanol
1.15 My Shawl
1.16 Caravan
1.17 Malaguena
1.18 Cha Cha Cha Flamenco
1.19 Warsaw Concerto
1.20 Hullabalues
1.21 Jungle Fantasy
1.22 All the Things You Are
1.23 El Cumbanchero
1.24 The Snake's Dance
1.25 An Evening in Sao Paulo
1.26 Desafinado
1.27 Kush
2.1 Rhythm-A-Ning
2.2 Mount Olive
2.3 Cubano Be
2.4 Sphayros
2.5 Boato
2.6 Chora Tua Tristeza
2.7 Poema Do Adeus
2.8 Apito No Samba
2.9 Chega de Saudade
2.10 Bossa Em Nova York
2.11 O Amor E a Rosa
2.12 O Menino Desce O Morro
2.13 Menina Feia
2.14 Ouca
2.15 Samba de Uma Nota So
2.16 Patinho Deio
2.17 The Wave
2.18 Insensatez
2.19 You and Me
2.20 Lalo's Bossa Nova
2.21 Silvia
2.22 Murmurio
2.23 Maria
2.24 Rapaz de Bem
2.25 Samba No Perroquet
2.26 Rio After Dark
2.27 Time for Love
2.28 Four Leaf Clover
3.1 Samba Para Dos
3.2 What Kind of Fool Am I'
3.3 I Get a Kick Out of You
3.4 Just One of Those Things
3.5 Time After Time
3.6 It's All Right with Me
3.7 My Funny Valentine
3.8 But Not for Me
3.9 Days of Wine and Roses
3.10 Theme from Lawrence of Arabia
3.11 Hallucinations
3.12 Who Will Buy
3.13 Hud
3.14 She Loves Me
3.15 Jive Orbit
3.16 Impressions of Broadway
3.17 Variations
3.18 Primitive
3.19 Explorations
3.20 Cycles
4.1 Ostinato
4.2 Etude for Tympani and Strings
4.3 Toledano
4.4 Prelude #2
4.5 The Peanut Vendor
4.6 Bachianas Brasileiras #5
4.7 New Fantasy
4.8 Slaughter on Tenth Avenue
4.9 The Blues
4.10 Sabre Dance
4.11 El Salon Mexico
4.12 Gone with the Wave
4.13 Laniakea Waltz
4.14 A Taste of Bamboo (Hula Twist)
4.15 Halieva Blues
4.16 Taco-Taquito
4.17 Breaks
4.18 Aqua Blues
4.19 Surf Waltz
4.20 Five By Four (Ala Moana)
4.21 Breaks Bossa Nova
4.22 Waimea Ba

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