click for larger image

Title	Morning song
Article no.	3196767
Category	Educational and/or solo works
Subcategory	Tuba with accompaniment
Instrumentation	Tub (tuba); Pno (piano)
Format	PnoPrt (piano reduction)
Country of publication	Switzerland (ch)
Publisher *	click here
Publisher's article no. *	click here
Year of publication	1979
Composer	Kellaway, Roger
Difficulty level	4+
Duration	7:00
Additional info/contents	Only a few short years ago, jazz and classical music were considered separate and mutually exclusive worlds. No musician, it was believed, could operate in both. But in the last 2 decades, a new breed of musician, at ease and adept in both, has emerged. And one of the most respected – by fellow musicians and listeners alike – is a Bostonian named Roger Kellaway. He is considered one of the major jazz pianists of our time; critic Leonard Feather, who does not use the word lightly, has used the term 'genius'. Kellaway received an Academy Award nomination for his score to Barbara Streisand's film 'A Star is Born'. In 1970 he composed a ballet, 'Pamigg', for George Balanchine and the New York City Ballet Company. As pianist or arranger, he has recorded well over 100 albums, working with artists such as Carmen Mc Rae, Melanie, George Harrison and Ben Webster. In the jazz world, with Clark Terry, Bob Brookmeyer, Oliver Nelson, Kenny Burrell, Gerry Mulligan, Sonny Rollins, Wes Montgomery, John Klemmer and many others. He was at one time the late Bobby Darin's music director and accompanist. The Roger Kellaway Cello Quartet, which recorded 3 albums in the early 70's has taken on an almost legendary status in the music world. Brazilian pianist Sergio Mendes has said that if he had to select five albums to take to a desert island for the rest of his life, a Cello Quartet album would be among them. Roger Kellaway's range of musical styles within which he works is astonishing.The Morning Song Arrangiert für Tuba & Brass Band von Pascal Favre The Morning Song (Morgenlied) für Tuba und Klavier (geschrieben für den Tubisten Roger Bobo und aufgenommen für Crystal Records, CD396, mit dem Komponisten am Klavier) gehört seit Jahren zum grossen Weltrepertoire der Tuba. Dieses elegant tanzende Werk - zwischen Jazz und Klassik - ist seit der veröffentlichung der Originalversion für Tuba & Klavier 1979 weltweit erfolgreich. Only a few short years ago, jazz and classical music were considered separate and mutually exclusive worlds. No musician, it was believed, could operate in both. But in the last 2 decades, a new breed of musician, at ease and adept in both, has emerged. And one of the most respected – by fellow musicians and listeners alike – is a Bostonian named Roger Kellaway. He is considered one of the major jazz pianists of our time; critic Leonard Feather, who does not use the word lightly, has used the term 'genius'. Kellaway received an Academy Award nomination for his score to Barbara Streisand's film 'A Star is Born'. In 1970 he composed a ballet, 'Pamigg', for George Balanchine and the New York City Ballet Company. As pianist or arranger, he has recorded well over 100 albums, working with artists such as Carmen Mc Rae, Melanie, George Harrison and Ben Webster. In the jazz world, with Clark Terry, Bob Brookmeyer, Oliver Nelson, Kenny Burrell, Gerry Mulligan, Sonny Rollins, Wes Montgomery, John Klemmer and many others. He was at one time the late Bobby Darin's music director and accompanist. The Roger Kellaway Cello Quartet, which recorded 3 albums in the early 70's has taken on an almost legendary status in the music world. Brazilian pianist Sergio Mendes has said that if he had to select five albums to take to a desert island for the rest of his life, a Cello Quartet album would be among them. Roger Kellaway's range of musical styles within which he works is astonishing.The Morning Song arranged for tuba & brass band by Pascal Favre The Morning Song for Tuba and Piano (written for tubist Roger Bobo and recorded for Crystal Records CD396, with composer Roger Kellaway on piano) has been a staple of the tuba repertoire for decades. it is an elegantly bouncing work - between jazz and classic - and since the publication in 1979 of the orginial version for tuba & piano worldwide successful. Il y a quelques années, le jazz et la musique classique étaient encore considérés comme deux mondes totalement distincts, voire incompatibles. On ne pouvait pas concevoir qu'un musicien puisse se faire un nom dans les deux disciplines. Mais au cours des deux dernières décennies, on a vu apparaître une nouvelle génération de musiciens, qui s'adonnent aussi bien au jazz qu'à la musique classique. Parmi eux, un Bostonien nommé Roger Kellaway, qui jouit d'une estime particulière, tant chez ses pairs qu'auprès du public. Il passe pour être l'un des meilleurs pianistes de jazz de notre époque. Le critique Leonard Feather a été jusqu'à lui reconnaître du 'génie' (un spécialiste qui mesure toujours ses paroles). Kellaway a reçu une distinction académique pour la musique qu'il a composée pour le film de Barbara Streisand 'A Star is Born'. En 1970 il a composé un ballet intitulé 'Pamigg' pour George Balanchine et la New York City Ballet Company. Des virtuoses classiques de renommée internationale, tels que le tromboniste Miles Anderson et le tubiste Roger Bobo, ont joué et enregistré ses classiques. Comme pianiste et comme arrangeur, il a enregistré plus de 100 albums, et a travaillé avec des artistes aussi différents que Carmen McRae, Melanie, George Harrison et Ben Webster. Comme jazzman, il a enregistré avec Clark Terry, Bob Brookmeyer, Oliver Nelson, Kenny Burrell, Gerry Mulligan, Sonny Rollins, Wes Montgomery, John Klemmer, et beaucoup d'autres. Pendant un certain temps, il a été directeur musical et accompagnateur du regretté Bobby Darin. Le quatuor de violoncelles ('Cello Quartet') de Roger Kellaway, enregistré sur trois disques, est pour ainsi dire entré dans la légende de la musique américaine. Le pianiste brésilien Sergio Mendes a même affirmé que s'il n'avait que cinq disques à choisir pour passer le reste de sa vie sur une île déserte, il en choisirait en tous cas un comprenant le 'Cello Quartet'. Roger Kellaway est à l'aise dans les styles les plus divers avec une incroyable habileté. The Morning Song (chant du matin) pour tuba et piano (écrit pour le tubiste Roger Bobo et enregistré pour Crystal Records - CD396 - avec le compositeur au piano) fait partie depuis de nombreuses années du grand répertoire mondial du tuba. cette oeuvre magnifiquement bien balancée - entre jazz et classique - est un succès mondial depuis la parution de la version originale pour tuba et piano en 1979. Gewicht: 0.088
Sample score *	click here
Sound sample *	click here
Listen to this in the Musicainfo Radio *	click here
Available	yes

add to shopping basket

* Fields with a star are only visible for club members after registration.

In order to see the demo scores you need Adobe Reader, which you can download free. Just click on the following link.

In order to listen to the sound samples you need an MP3 player, which you can download free, for example: