Among the early '60s wave of American jazzmen entranced by Brazilian music, none proved more ebullient than pianist Vince Guaraldi, whose homage to a 1959 film retelling the Orpheus myth as an underclass Rio de Janeiro romance proved a sleeper hit. With Guaraldi's fleet, always rhythmic piano driving these concise trio settings, Black Orpheus remains a seductive delight, probing the then-exotic push and pull of samba with glee, but leaving ample room for more contemplative ballads that remain deeply affecting more than three decades after the album's release. Luis Bonfa's and Antonio Carlos Jobim's music was the seed for the project, yielding a percolating "Samba de Orpheus" and the haunting ballad, "Manha de Carnaval," but the album's best-known performance remains Guaraldi's own wistful and swinging "Cast Your Fate to the Wind." A surprise single hit in 1965, the song would later receive a more expansive pop cover, but it's Guaraldi's original that remains the superior performance--a wordless romantic reverie that speaks volumes in Guaraldi's tender verses, muscular choruses, and romping bridge. --Sam Sutherland
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Jazz Impressions of Black Orpheus
Vince Guaraldi Manufacturer: Ojc ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000000YO6 Release Date: 1991-07-01 |
Tracks:
- Samba De Orpheus
- Manha De Carnaval
- O Nosso Amor
- Generique
- Cast Your Fate To The Wind
- Moon River
- Alma-Ville
- Since I Fell For You
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Among the early '60s wave of American jazzmen entranced by Brazilian music, none proved more ebullient than pianist Vince Guaraldi, whose homage to a 1959 film retelling the Orpheus myth as an underclass Rio de Janeiro romance proved a sleeper hit. With Guaraldi's fleet, always rhythmic piano driving these concise trio settings, Black Orpheus remains a seductive delight, probing the then-exotic push and pull of samba with glee, but leaving ample room for more contemplative ballads that remain deeply affecting more than three decades after the album's release. Luis Bonfa's and Antonio Carlos Jobim's music was the seed for the project, yielding a percolating "Samba de Orpheus" and the haunting ballad, "Manha de Carnaval," but the album's best-known performance remains Guaraldi's own wistful and swinging "Cast Your Fate to the Wind." A surprise single hit in 1965, the song would later receive a more expansive pop cover, but it's Guaraldi's original that remains the superior performance--a wordless romantic reverie that speaks volumes in Guaraldi's tender verses, muscular choruses, and romping bridge. --Sam SutherlandCustomer Reviews:
Hold the Peanuts.......2007-04-18
Vince Guaraldi....A giant among jazz pianists.......2006-03-22
More Goodness.......2006-02-24
Fantastic Fate.......2006-02-17
A Classic Album.......2005-12-25
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Jazz Impressions of Black Orpheus
Vince Guaraldi Manufacturer: Apo ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00006H690 Release Date: 2002-09-10 |
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Jazz Impressions of Black Orpheus (20 Bit Mastering)
Vince Guaraldi Manufacturer: Fantasy ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00008OTTY Release Date: 2003-04-01 |
Tracks:
- Samba De Orfeu
- Manha De Carnaval
- O Nosso Amor
- Felicidade
- Cast Your Fate To The Wind
- Moon River
- Alma-Ville
- Since I Fell For You
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Jazz Impressions of Black Orpheus
Vince Guaraldi Manufacturer: Dcc Compact Classics ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000000173 Release Date: 1993-08-31 |
Tracks:
- Samba De Orfeo
- Morning Of The Carnival
- Our Love
- The Happiness
- Cast Your Fate To The Wind
- Moon River
- Alma-Ville
- Since I Fell For You
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Among the early '60s wave of American jazzmen entranced by Brazilian music, none proved more ebullient than pianist Vince Guaraldi, whose homage to a 1959 film retelling the Orpheus myth as an underclass Rio de Janeiro romance proved a sleeper hit. With Guaraldi's fleet, always rhythmic piano driving these concise trio settings, Black Orpheus remains a seductive delight, probing the then-exotic push and pull of samba with glee, but leaving ample room for more contemplative ballads that remain deeply affecting more than three decades after the album's release. Luis Bonfa's and Antonio Carlos Jobim's music was the seed for the project, yielding a percolating "Samba de Orpheus" and the haunting ballad, "Manha de Carnaval," but the album's best-known performance remains Guaraldi's own wistful and swinging "Cast Your Fate to the Wind." A surprise single hit in 1965, the song would later receive a more expansive pop cover, but it's Guaraldi's original that remains the superior performance--a wordless romantic reverie that speaks volumes in Guaraldi's tender verses, muscular choruses, and romping bridge. --Sam SutherlandCustomer Reviews:
Hold the Peanuts.......2007-04-18
Vince Guaraldi....A giant among jazz pianists.......2006-03-22
More Goodness.......2006-02-24
Fantastic Fate.......2006-02-17
A Classic Album.......2005-12-25
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Cast Your Fate to the Wind (Jazz Impressions of Black Orpheus)
ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000SUKTY4 |
Product Description
Release on Fantasy label with 8 tracks. Track list: 1. Samba de Orfeu2. Manhã de Carnaval3. O Nosso Amor (Our Love)4. Generique; 5. Cast Your Fate to the Wind; 6. Moon River; 7. Alma-Ville; 8. Since I Fell for You.Jazz Music:
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