Album · 1988
Music For Two Pianos
- Released
- 1988
- Label
- BirdJam
- Catalogue no.
- N 77 008
- Tracklist
- 3 tracks
- Length
- 41:13
- Country
- DE
“Music For Two Pianos” is an album by Friedrich Gulda / Joe Zawinul, released in 1988 on BirdJam. The original release has 3 tracks with a running time of 41:13. The line-up features Friedrich Gulda (piano), Joe Zawinul (piano), Jerry van Rooyen (conductor) and WDR Big Band Köln (performing orchestra).
Who played on Music For Two Pianos
- Friedrich Gulda piano all tracks
- Joe Zawinul piano all tracks
- Jerry van Rooyen conductor on 1 track
- WDR Big Band Köln performing orchestra on 1 track
Tracklist
- 1 Variationen über ein Thema von Joseph Haydn, Op. 56b — Johannes Brahms 20:14
- 2 Variations for 2 Pianos and Band — Friedrich Gulda 16:34
- 3 Volcano for Hire — Joe Zawinul 4:25
Production
- Ruth Witt engineer
- Wolfgang Hirschmann producer, remixer, recording
- Otto Fries recording
- Scott Kinsey mastering
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Music for 4 Soloists and Band No. 1
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Ineffable: The Unique Jazz Piano Of Friedrich Gulda
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1969 · MPS Records GmbH
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1974 · Preiser Records
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Gulda Plays Gulda - Piano Compositions
1984 · Philips
Konzert für Violoncello und Blasorchester / Konzert für Ursula
1986 · Amadeo
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Music For Two Pianos?
The line-up of Music For Two Pianos includes Friedrich Gulda (piano), Joe Zawinul (piano), Jerry van Rooyen (conductor) and WDR Big Band Köln (performing orchestra).
Which label released Music For Two Pianos?
Music For Two Pianos was released in 1988 on BirdJam (N 77 008).
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