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• clausci RomaNew

  April 2006 Posts: 82

  very interesting,also cause he tell some of the works of this fantastic violinist
  i copy:
  His compositions during these years were noteworthy, especially his masterwork “Swing Concerto”. This was written for a large orchestra in 1942, saw public performance, and was recorded, but not until 1989 was it released (by Daniel Nevers) to the public.
  
  it s possible to find this work in some way??
  
  i love his playng but i have really few stuff of him

  Claudio
• Barengero Auda CityProdigy

  April 2006 Posts: 527

  Hi Claud,
  
  unfortunately I don´t know where to find "Swing concerto". It is not on the CD "Michel Warlop: Modernistic" (Jazz Archives N° 79) by Daniel Nevers.
  
  I couldn´t find it on "Jazz de Scene Vol.2" and it is not on "Jazz de Scene Vol.3" by Daniel Nevers. This two CDs has been published in the "JazzTime" Series on the EMI Label in 1990. There is only Warlop´s "The Continental" and "Miss Otis regrets" on Vol. 2.
  
  Maybe that the "Swing Concerto" is included in the "Jazz de Scene Vol. 1" which I don´t have.
  
  I am not sure if there has been a "Speciale Michel Warlop" in the EMI - "JazzTime Series". Btw does anybody know a complete discography of the "JazzTime Series"? This would be very appreciated!
  
  Best,
  Barengero
• clausci RomaNew

  April 2006 Posts: 82

  thanks a lot
  i didn t know all this editions wich includes warlop stuff
  there is also other editions available?
  if you can send me a pm or tell me something about ia appreciate
  
  ciao

  Claudio
• Barengero Auda CityProdigy

  July 2006 Posts: 527

  Hi folks,
  
  recently I came across the "Jazz Time series Vol. 6: Michel Warlop". Indeed you can find the complete "Swing Concerto Vol. I+II" there. Of course this CD is out of print now.
  
  Best,
  Barengero