In a 2002 interview with International Musician, Peterson explained that he first began playing and listening to classical music as a young child, stating “I only first really heard jazz somewhere between the ages of 7 and 10.” Peterson received piano lessons in his hometown of Montreal, and the influence of composers past can be heard in his work throughout his career. Oscar Peterson plays “Sweet Georgia Brown” in a way that only he could, by combining his talents playing music of many styles and time periods. But the song has been performed by many of America’s greatest musicians from Count Basie to Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald to Ray Charles. Originally composed in 1925 by Ben Bernie and Maceo Pinkard, “Sweet Georgia Brown” may be most well-known today as the theme song of the Harlem Globetrotters.
Though the concert took place decades ago, and Peterson passed away in 2007, his performance of the popular tune “Sweet Georgia Brown” is still giving us life. He joined the Boston Pops Orchestra for a performance that was broadcast Decemas part of Evening at the Pops, produced by PBS member station WGBH-TV between 19. Oscar Peterson has delighted music lovers as a solo pianist, playing in his trio, and even with large orchestras. Bennett & A." Oscar Peterson portrait -1977" by Tom Marcello licensed by CC BY-SA 2.0, image cropped, contrast adjusted Somewhere Out There (From "An American Tale")Ģ. Where Is Your Heart (From "Moulin Rouge")ģ.
The Summer Knows (From "Summer Of '42")Ĩ. Star Trek - The Motion Picture: Main TitleĦ. Star Trek The Television Show: Main ThemeĦ. Over The Rainbow (From "The Wizard Of Oz")ġ0. Tara's Theme (From "Gone With The Wind")ħ. Close Encounters Of The Third Kind - Suiteĥ. Sur cette édition, John Williams a introduit et associer le répertoire de la musique de film dans les salles de concert, avec de nouveaux arrangements orchestraux de répertoire populaire afin d'élargir le répertoire classique pour orchestre, fusionnant ainsi des "sous-genres" disparates.Ģ.
Decca Classics vous présente Complete Philips Recordings, un coffret de 21CD dans lequel on y découvre le célèbre compositeur John Williams en tant que chef d'orchestre du Boston Pops Orchestra.
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