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T-1 |
Preludes & Predilections, Vol. 1 |
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B. Dobbins: Preludes 1-6 [5:53, 4:47, 4:58, 7:14, 5:15, 5:04]
Close enough for love / Mandel ; Williams [5:40]
The lady sings the blues / Wilder ; Engvick [6:06]
Hearsay / Ellington ; Strayhorn [7:00]
There was nobody looking / Ellington [5:03]
Oh Bess, oh where's my Bess? / Gershwin ; Heyward [6:12]
This is new / Weill ; Gershwin [4:11]
Over the rainbow / Arlen ; Harburg [4:33]
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Bill Dobbins (Piano) |
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Advance Music 9021 |
1992 |
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T-2 |
Preludes & Predilections, Vol. 2 |
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B. Dobbins: Preludes 7-12 [6:00, 4:38, 6:40, 5:02, 6:46, 6:06]
Moon and sand / Wilder ; Engvick [6:00]
Odds against tomorrow / Lewis [7:18]
The clothed woman [4:40]; New world a-comin' [12:20] / Ellington |
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Bill Dobbins (Piano) |
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Advance Music 9027 |
1992 |
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T-3 |
Preludes & Predilections, Vol. 3 |
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B. Dobbins: Preludes 13-18 []
Lotus Blossom (Billy Strayhorn) []
Thingin (Lee Konitz) []
I never told you (Johnny Mandel) []
Blue rose (Duke Ellington) []
The single petal of a rose (Duke Ellington) []
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Bill Dobbins (Piano) |
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Advance Music 9028 |
1999 |
Book & CD / TT: 60:13 |
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T-4 |
Preludes & Predilections, Vol. 4 |
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B. Dobbins: Preludes 19-24 []
Adagio Cantabile from the Pathetique Sonata, opus 13 (Beethoven) []
Ornithardy, Igor (Clare Fischer) []
Comrade Conrad (Bill Evans) []
Amazing Grace (Trad./arr. Dobbins) [] |
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Bill Dobbins (Piano) |
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Advance Music 9035 |
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The final volume of this series concludes the set of 24 preludes, and further emphasizes some of the common ground between jazz, classical music and the many fertile traditions of folk and art music which have evolved throughout the world. The range of influences is, perhaps, even broader than in the previous volumes. |
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T-5 |
A Tribute to B.A.C.H |
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Presto (Mvt. 3) from Italian Concerto in F major, BWV 971, arranged for Jazz quartet by Bill Dobbins [8:41]
Gigue from Partita No. 3 in A minor, BWV 827, arranged for Jazz quartet by Rolf Römer [9:22]
WTC 2: Prelude No. 12 in F minor, BWV 881, arranged for Jazz quartet by Bill Dobbins [8:44]
Suite for solo cello No. 1 in G major, BWV 1007, arranged for Jazz quartet by John Goldsby [6:53]
Air on the "g"-string (Air (Mvt. 2) from Orchestral Suite No. 3 in D major, BWV 1068), arranged for Jazz quartet by Bill Dobbins [4:44]
Opus on B.A.C.H. Eine Komposition unter Verwendung der Initialen und Motive Bachs, for Jazz quartet by Rolf Römer [9:35]
Pennies in D (for J.S.B.), for Jazz quartet by Bill Dobbins (using Bach's motives) [7:25]
Andante (Mvt. 2) from Concerto for violin, strings & continuo No. 1 in A minor, BWV 1041, arranged for Jazz quartet by Rolf Römer [6:12]
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Rolf Römer-Bill Dobbins Quartet |
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Rolf Römer (Tenor & Soprano Saxophone); Bill Dobbins (Piano); John Goldsby (Double bass); Danny Schröteler (Drums and Percussion) |
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GLM - Edition Collage EC-520-2 |
1999 |
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Produced by Deutsche Welle in Cologne.
Buy this album at:
CD: Amazon.co.uk | Amazon.de |
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T-6 |
Eastman Jazz Ensemble |
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Bach-Dobbins: Presto (Mvt. 3) from Italian Concerto in F major, BWV 971, arranged for Jazz ensemble [8:21]
Bach-Dobbins: WTC 2: Prelude No. 12 in F minor, BWV 881, arranged for double bass & piano [7:05] |
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BWV 971: Clarence Hines (Trombone); Dave Veslocki (Guitar); Jared Schonig (Drums)
BWV 881: Ryan Kotler (Double bass); Dalton Ridenhour (Piano) |
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Eastman School of Music |
October 22, 2004 |
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Recorded live at Eastman School of Music, Rochester, NY, USA.
Source: WorldCat Libraries. |
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T-7 |
American Jazz Institute presents: Perfect Circularity |
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Bach-Dobbins: Bach Siciliano (Siciliano (Mvt. 2) from sonata for flute & keyboard No. 2 in E flat major, BWV 1031), arranged for saxophone or flute & double bass [5:53] |
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Gary Foster (Saxophone/Flute); Putter Smith (Double Bass) |
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AJI Records 77001 |
May 2-3, 2006 |
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