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Live album · 1993

The Vienna Concert

by Oscar Peterson

Released
February 1993
Label
Musica Jazz
Catalogue no.
W 34.2
Tracklist
11 tracks
Length
1:11:32
Country
IT

“The Vienna Concert” is a live album by Oscar Peterson, released in 1993 on Musica Jazz. The original release has 11 tracks with a running time of 1:11:32. Jazz standards on the record include “The Lamp Is Low”, “Let's Fall In Love”, “On A Clear Day” and “Someday My Prince Will Come”.

Tracklist

  1. 1 The Lamp Is Low standard — Peter de Rose, Maurice Ravel, Bert Shefter 7:44
  2. 2 Never Say Yes 8:06
  3. 3 Summer Samba (Samba de verão) 5:21
  4. 4 Lil' Darlin' — Neal Hefti 7:07
  5. 5 Medley: I Concentrate on You / I Got It Bad (and That Ain't Good) 9:37
  6. 6 You Look Good to Me — Seymour Lefco, Clement Wells 6:37
  7. 7 Let's Fall in Love standard — Harold Arlen 4:12
  8. 8 Someday My Prince Will Come standard — Frank Churchill 4:40
  9. 9 On a Clear Day standard 4:35
  10. 10 Waltz for Debby standard — Bill Evans 8:54
  11. 11 Noreen's Nocturne — Oscar Peterson 4:39

More albums by Oscar Peterson

This Is Oscar Peterson at the Piano 1952 · RCA Victor Plays Pretty 1952 · Mercury Records Oscar Peterson Plays George Gershwin 1953 · Clef Records Oscar Peterson Plays Cole Porter 1953 · Clef Records Oscar Peterson Plays Irving Berlin 1953 · Mercury Records Oscar Peterson Plays Duke Ellington 1953 · Mercury Records Recital by Oscar Peterson 1954 · Clef Records Oscar Peterson Plays Richard Rodgers 1954 · Clef Records Oscar Peterson Plays Jimmy McHugh 1955 · Clef Records In a Romantic Mood 1956 · Verve Music Group Tenderly 1956 · Clef Records Oscar Peterson Plays Count Basie 1956 · Columbia

Frequently asked questions

Which label released The Vienna Concert?

The Vienna Concert was released in 1993 on Musica Jazz (W 34.2).

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