Here, Wynton Marsalis switches to cornet and tries to recreate the ambience of the proverbial village wind bands of long ago -- albeit with the emphatically big-league help of Donald Hunsberger and the massive Eastman Wind Ensemble. This means a program of transcriptions of classical tunes, variations on popular ditties, dollops of sentimentality, heaping amounts of showoff display figurations, and other stuff that used to go over big in Middle America in the days before radio and electrical recording came in. From the hoary old hurdy-gurdy tune "The Carnival of Venice" that leads off the album onward, this is a record for dedicated antiquarians who dote on their Edison band cylinders because they like the music. But Marsalis works earnestly with the idea, playing those insidiously hummable tunes absolutely straight, with acres of flawless rapid-fire technical displays and even a touch of soulfulness on the token spiritual, "Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child." And Marsalis' pass through the nonstop minefield of Paganini's Moto Perpetuoz, using circular breathing to make the dumbfounded listener think that he doesn't have to take a breath, is a pretty astounding technical feat. Richard S. Ginell
Tracklist :
1 Variations Sur "Le Carnaval De Venise" 7'32
Written-By – Jean-Baptiste Arban
2 The Debutante (Caprice Brillant) 5'49
Written-By – Herbert L. Clarke
3 Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms 3'26
Written-By – Traditional Irish, Scottish Or English
4 Grand Russian Fantasia 6'19
Written-By – Jules Levy
5 Moto Perpetuo, Op. 11 4'31
Written-By – Niccolò Paganini
6 'Tis The Last Rose Of Summer 1'46
Written-By – Traditional Irish Melody
7 "The Flight Of The Bumblebee" (From Tsar Saltan) 1'03
Written-By – Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov
8 Napoli - Variations On A Neapolitan Song 5'43
Other [Collated By] – Frank Simon
Written-By – Hermann Bellstedt
9 Fantaisie Brillante 8'16
Written-By – Jean-Baptiste Arban
10 Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child 3'20
Written-By – Traditional Spiritual
11 Valse Brillante ("Sounds From The Hudson") 8'07
Written-By – Herbert L. Clarke
Credits :
Cornet – Wynton Marsalis
Directed By, Arranged By, Orchestrated By, Cadenza [Created By] – Donald Hunsberger
Ensemble – Eastman Wind Ensemble
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