Album · 2021
Blues Symphony
- Released
- 21 May 2021
- Label
- Blue Engine Records
- Catalogue no.
- BE0039
- Tracklist
- 7 tracks
- Length
- 1:02:02
- Country
- XW
“Blues Symphony” is an album by Wynton Marsalis; The Philadelphia Orchestra, Cristian Măcelaru, released in 2021 on Blue Engine Records. The original release has 7 tracks with a running time of 1:02:02. The line-up features Cristian Măcelaru (conductor) and The Philadelphia Orchestra (performing orchestra).
Who played on Blues Symphony
- Cristian Măcelaru conductor all tracks
- The Philadelphia Orchestra performing orchestra all tracks
Tracklist
- 1 Movement I: Born in Hope — Wynton Marsalis 7:29
- 2 Movement II: Swimming in Sorrow — Wynton Marsalis 13:23
- 3 Movement III: Reconstruction Rag — Wynton Marsalis 10:19
- 4 Movement IV: Southwestern Shakedown — Wynton Marsalis 7:49
- 5 Movement V: Big City Breaks — Wynton Marsalis 4:35
- 6 Movement VI: Danzón Y Mambo, Choro Y Samba — Wynton Marsalis 11:51
- 7 Movement VII: Dialog in Democracy — Wynton Marsalis 6:36
Production
- Andrew Mellor recording, engineer
- Todd Whitelock mix
More albums by Wynton Marsalis; The Philadelphia Orchestra, Cristian Măcelaru
Live at Bubba’s Jazz Restaurant
1981 · Live · Kingdom Jazz
Wynton Marsalis
1982 · Columbia
Think of One
1983 · CBS
First Recordings
1983 · Live · Kingdom Jazz
Baroque Music for Trumpets
1984 · CBS Records Masterworks
Hot House Flowers
1984 · CBS
Black Codes (From the Underground)
1985 · Columbia
The All American Hero
1985 · Who's Who In Jazz
J Mood
1986 · Columbia
Carnaval
1987 · CBS
Marsalis Standard Time, Vol. 1
1987 · Columbia
Crescent City Christmas Card
1989 · Columbia
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Blues Symphony?
The line-up of Blues Symphony includes Cristian Măcelaru (conductor) and The Philadelphia Orchestra (performing orchestra).
Which label released Blues Symphony?
Blues Symphony was released in 2021 on Blue Engine Records (BE0039).
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