| 1. Rococo in Rock |
| 2. Sarabande for Angélique |
| 3. Philipp's Swinging Fantasia |
| 4. Fantasia in Jazz |
| 5. Toccata et Fuga D-Minor |
| 6. Friedemann's Lamento E-Minor |
| 7. Sehnsucht Nach Dem Frühling |
| 8. Menuette in Blues |
| 9. Riverside in Rondo |
Rococo Jazz, Vol. 2,Henk Haverhoek,Eugen Cicero,John Engels,Eugen Cicero,Timeless Holland,Jazz,Miscellaneous,Miscellaneous Music,Pop,Third Stream
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Rococo Jazz, Vol. 2
Eugen Cicero Manufacturer: Bmg ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00005HZPG Release Date: 1990-05-28 |
Tracks:
- Rococo in Rock
- Sarabande for Angque
- Philipp's Swinging Fantasia
- Fantasia in Jazz
- Toccata et Fuga D-Minor
- Friedemann's Lamento E-Minor
- Sehnsucht Nach Dem Fr
- Menuette in Blues
- Riverside in Rondo
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Rococo Jazz, Vol. 2
Eugen Cicero Manufacturer: Bmg ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B0002YD7I6 Release Date: 2004-11-08 |
Tracks:
- Rococo in Rock
- Sarabande for Angque
- Philipp's Swinging Fantasia
- Fantasia in Jazz
- Toccata et Fuga D-Minor
- Friedemann's Lamento E-Minor
- Sehnsucht Nach Dem Fr
- Menuette in Blues
- Riverside in Rondo
Album Description
Japanese 24-bit remastered reissue of the jazz act's 2000 album, packaged in a limited edition miniature LP sleeve.Album Details
24bit Digitally Remastered Japanese Limited Edition in an LP-STYLE Slipcase.Customer Reviews:
Jazz with classic twist / classic with jazz twist.......2006-07-30
I had this CD for twenty years and it remains one of my favorite recordings. There are few other Cicero's albums I treasure including "Swinging Piano Classic"(his last and best album), Swinging The Classics [MPS Box set], Festival-Jazz Meets Classical [ZYX Box set] available at Amazon.de. If you can have only one album by Eugen Cicero, go for "Swinging Piano Classic". Other albums suh as Rococo Jazz( 1965,his first album), Jazz Bach, Spring Song, In town, Swinging Tschaikowsky, do not reach the creativity or maintain the tension like Swing Piano Classic or Rococo jazz 2.
What differs Eugen Cicero from Jacques Loussier trio, Claude Bolling or John Lewis alike is he employs a much wider mangitude of jazzy/funky medlodic line, voicing and rhythm plus a much wider repertoire. He is less serious about maintaing the original classic framework and more flexible about expanding the expression of his musical ideas.
Jazz fans usually find crossover not real jazz, classic fans will feel crossover material superfical. However, this album is not crossover or smooth jazz, it is music style of Eugen Cicero's his own, nobody plays like or sounds like Eugen Cicero.
He plays "Twinkle, twinkle little star" with swing , blues, R&B and classic alternatively and his interperation of Bach Toccata in D-minor is way more exciting than Jacque Loussier trio. In the Riverside In Rondo, the well known spiritual is blended with Mozart- like Rondo and Boogie Woogie, music playing with humerous wisdom and excitement indeed.
Strongly recommended
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Rococo Jazz, Vol. 2
Eugen Cicero Manufacturer: Timeless Holland ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000026GVS Release Date: 2000-01-01 |
Tracks:
- Rococo in Rock
- Sarabande for Angque
- Philipp's Swinging Fantasia
- Fantasia in Jazz
- Toccata et Fuga D-Minor
- Friedemann's Lamento E-Minor
- Sehnsucht Nach Dem Fr
- Menuette in Blues
- Riverside in Rondo
Customer Reviews:
Jazz with classic twist/ classic with jazz twist.......2006-07-30
I had this CD for twenty years and it remains one of my favorite recordings. There are few other Cicero's albums I treasure including "Swinging Piano Classic"(his last and best album), Swinging The Classics [MPS Box set], Festival-Jazz Meets Classical [ZYX Box set] available at Amazon.de. If you can have only one album by Eugen Cicero, go for "Swinging Piano Classic". Other albums suh as Rococo Jazz( 1965,his first album), Jazz Bach, Spring Song, In town, Swinging Tschaikowsky, do not reach the creativity or maintain the tension like Swing Piano Classic or Rococo jazz 2.
What differs Eugen Cicero from Jacques Loussier trio, Claude Bolling or John Lewis alike is he employs a much wider mangitude of jazzy/funky medlodic line, voicing and rhythm plus a much wider repertoire. He is less serious about maintaing the original classic framework and more flexible about expanding the expression of his musical ideas.
Jazz fans usually find crossover not real jazz, classic fans will feel crossover material superfical. However, this album is not crossover or smooth jazz, it is music style of Eugen Cicero's his own, nobody plays like or sounds like Eugen Cicero.
He plays "Twinkle, twinkle little star" with swing , blues, R&B and classic alternatively and his interperation of Bach Toccata in D-minor is way more exciting than Jacque Loussier trio. In the Riverside In Rondo, the well known spiritual is blended with Mozart- like Rondo and Boogie Woogie, music playing with humerous wisdom and excitement indeed.
Strongly recommended.
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