Los Angeles Neophonic Orch. and NY Neophonic Orch.
New Horizons - Volume 2
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The Neophonic movement, launched in the mid-sixties, was another grand Stan Kenton adventure. This one had the ultimate goal of establishing contemporary resident jazz orchestras in major cities across the United States and even around the globe.
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- 1 Music For An Unwritten Play
- 2 Turtle Talk
- 3 Color It Green
- 4 Piece For Soft Brass, Woodwinds and Percussion
- 5 Waltz Of The Prophets
- 6 The Invisible Orchard (excerpts)
- 7 Stan Kenton's remarks
- 8 IL Saltimbocca
- 9 Fata Morgana
- 10 Eurydice
- 11 Nofrette
- 12 Royal Flush
- 13 Xochiquetzal
- 14 Pavanne
- 15 Time Zone
- 16 Wagonsville
- 17 Encantado
- 18 Ofo
- 19 Recuerdos
- 20 La Suerte de los Tontos
- 21 Plata de Azul
- 22 Caravan
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- STAN KENTON ORCHESTRA AND TRINITY BIG BAND: Horns Of Plenty - Volume 3
- STAN KENTON ORCH. AND UNIV. OF N. TEXAS NEOPHONIC ORCH.: Horns Of Plenty - Volume 2
- STAN KENTON: Tunes & Topics - Part One
- STAN KENTON: Tunes & Topics - Part Two
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The Neophonic movement, launched in the mid-sixties, was another grand STAN KENTON adventure. This one had the ultimate goal of establishing contemporary resident jazz orchestras in major cities across the United States and even around the globe. The prototype
orchestra, The Los Angeles Neophonic, played eleven concerts over three seasons, but funding supportdisappeared and the band dissolved in 1968. Critic William Grim wrote: "undoubtedly one of the most important experiments in the history of modern jazz."
Fortunately the first and third performances from the inaugural 1965 L.A. Neophonic season were expertly recorded and are presented in Tantara’s two doubledisc volume NEW HORIZONS release. Former Kenton reed player Joel Kaye founded the New York Neophonic Orchestra in the early ‘70s and the Neophonic Jazz Orchestra, based in Denver, in 1994. The second disc of volume two contains fourteen inspired selections from those two bands and features works by the revered Johnny Richards.
• Included is Stan Kenton’s last major composition, a tour-de-force titled "OPUS FOR TYMPANI"
• Eleven world premiere performances!
• Engaging liner notes from two highly respected
Kentonia writers.
• Previously unpublished photos
• "Geniuses At Work" would be an appropriate sub-title
for this release due to the many extremely talented
composers on board.
• All tracks in Glorious Stereo!
AN ALL-STAR CAST OF COMPOSERS AND MUSICIANS, INCLUDING
MANY LONG-ASSOCIATED WITH THE KENTON ORCHESTRA
Pete Rugolo, Marty Paich, Johnny RIchards, Bill Holman,
Shorty Rogers, Dee Barton, Ralph Carmichael,
Laurindo Almeida, Shelly Manne, John Worster, Conte Candoli,
Dalton Smith, Al Porcino, Milt Bernhart, Bob Fitzpatrick, Frank Rosolino, JIm Amlotte, Bud Shank, BIll Perkins, Jack NImitz