Live album · 2012

Celebration

Released
26 June 2012
Label
ECM Records
Catalogue no.
2259
Tracklist
6 tracks
Length
1:01:46
Country
US

“Celebration” is a live album by Arild Andersen, Scottish National Jazz Orchestra & Tommy Smith, released in 2012 on ECM Records. The original release has 6 tracks with a running time of 1:01:46. Jazz standards on the record include “Crystal Silence” and “My Song”. The line-up features Alyn Cosker (membranophone), Bill Fleming (reeds), Cameron Jay (brass), Chris Greive (trombone) and Konrad Wiszniewski (tenor saxophone).

Who played on Celebration

  • Alyn Cosker membranophone all tracks
  • Bill Fleming reeds all tracks
  • Cameron Jay brass all tracks
  • Chris Greive trombone all tracks
  • Konrad Wiszniewski tenor saxophone all tracks
  • Lorna MacDonald brass all tracks
  • Martin Kershaw reeds all tracks
  • Michael Owers trombone all tracks
  • Paul Towndrow alto saxophone all tracks
  • Phil O'Malley trombone all tracks
  • Richard Iles brass all tracks
  • Ryan Quigley brass all tracks
  • Scottish National Jazz Orchestra performing orchestra all tracks
  • Steve Hamilton piano all tracks
  • Tom MacNiven brass all tracks
  • Tommy Smith woodwind, arranger all tracks

Tracklist

  1. 1 May Dance 6:27
  2. 2 Molde Canticle, Part 1 — Jan Garbarek 8:51
  3. 3 Crystal Silence standard — Chick Corea 10:05
  4. 4 Ulrikas Dans — Trygve Seim 11:15
  5. 5 Independency, Part 4 — Arild Andersen 16:59
  6. 6 My Song standard — Keith Jarrett 8:09

Production

More albums by Arild Andersen, Scottish National Jazz Orchestra & Tommy Smith

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Celebration?

The line-up of Celebration includes Alyn Cosker (membranophone), Bill Fleming (reeds), Cameron Jay (brass), Chris Greive (trombone), Konrad Wiszniewski (tenor saxophone), Lorna MacDonald (brass), Martin Kershaw (reeds) and Michael Owers (trombone).

Which label released Celebration?

Celebration was released in 2012 on ECM Records (2259).

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