Product Overview
Kathleen Battle • Wynton Marsalis – Baroque Duet / Laserdisc CD Video 1992
07464484196
!!! CONDITION OF DISC IS USED - VERY GOOD !!!
TOTAL PLAYING TIME: 64'50 MINUTES
PRINTED IN U.S.A.
NTSC
Laser disc: a disc resembling a larger CD but able to store video, now generally replaced by the DVD.
Featuring:
Bass – Reginald Veal
Conductor – John Nelson (5)
Drums – Jason Marsalis
Harpsichord – Anthony Newman
Orchestra – Orchestra Of St. Luke's
Piano – Ellis Marsalis, Marcus Roberts
Saxophone – Branford Marsalis
Conductor – John Nelson (5)
Drums – Jason Marsalis
Harpsichord – Anthony Newman
Orchestra – Orchestra Of St. Luke's
Piano – Ellis Marsalis, Marcus Roberts
Saxophone – Branford Marsalis
In 1992, Kathleen Battle and Wynton Marsalis joined forces to record Baroque Duets. The set featured works by composers such as Handel, Scarlatti and Bach. That year, Battle earned a Grammy Award for Best Classical Vocal Performance, for Kathleen Battle at Carnegie Hall. Marsalis, whose other studio releases that year involved all things jazz, nonetheless demonstrated that he hadn’t lost a step when interpreting the classical repertoire.
In addition to the album, the duo also recorded video of their performances. While it looks to only be available on VHS, you can thank YouTube and the amateur archivists of the world for making several selections of it available in this digital age. Here, Battle and Marsalis perform Handel’s “Ode for the Birthday of Queen Anne,” also known as “Eternal Source of Light Divine.” And it’s a divine performance indeed, with the Orchestra of St. Luke’s sharp support of Battle’s soaring voice and Marsalis’ exceptionally clear trumpet. Listen carefully, and you’ll feel like royalty, too.
Tracklist:
| Rehearsal: Probenarbeit - Repetition - Prova - 45:44 | |||
| A1a | Alessandro Scarlatti: Su Le Sponde Del Tobro | ||
| A1b | George Gershwin & Ira Gershwin: Embraceable You | ||
| A1c | Luca Antonio Predieri: Pace Una Volta | ||
| A1d | George Friderick Handel: Let The Bright Seraphim | ||
| A1e | Alessandro Scarlatti: Con Voce Festiva | ||
| A1f | Johan Sebastian Bach: Seufzer,Tranen, Kummer, Not | ||
| A1g | Alessandero Scarlatti: Mio Tesoro Per Te Moro | ||
| A1h | Jesus Is Calling To Us | ||
| A1i | Thomas Johnson: I Trust In God | ||
| A1j | Louis Armstrong: Weather Bird Rag | ||
| A1k | Ellis Marsalis: 12's It Is | ||
| A1l | Charlie Parker: Air Conditioning | ||
| Recording: Aufnabme - Enregistrement - Registrazone - 17:39 | |||
| B1a | Allesandro Scarlatti: Si Suoni La Tromba | ||
| B1b | Johann Sebastian Bach: Jauchzet Gott In Allen Landen | ||
| Performance | |||
| George Friderick Handel | |||
| B2 | Eternal Source Of Light Divine | 3:12 | |
| B3 | Let The Birght Seraphim | 5:16 | |
| Johann Sebastian Bach | |||
| B4 | Jauchzeth Gott In Allen Landen | 4:26 | |
| B5 | Closing Titles & Credits | ||
| B6 | Preview: Carnegie Hall Christmas Concert |
