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Oscar Peterson Trio - The Berlin Concert DVD

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On DVD live - the piano genius of the legendary Oscar Peterson. One fine day in 1949 the radio of a taxi taking a quiet passenger to the Montreal airport was tuned to a concert from the Alberta Lounge. Passenger Norman Granz ordered the driver to do a U-turn and race back to the concert hall. Such was the beginning of the partnership between Oscar and the greatest impresario in the history of jazz. First a perennial mainstay of Jazz at the Philharmonic the charismatic Oscar Peterson soon enjoyed universal popularity. Joined with massive success by Ray Brown Barney... Kessel Herb Ellis Ed Thigpen and other jazz heavyweights he delighted audiences around the world with his superb trios. Forty years later in Berlin here is the 'Master of the Keyboard' Tracklist 01: Salute To Bach 02: Who Can I Turn To 03: Blues Etude 04: Yours Is My Heart Alone 05: Falling In Love With La Belle Provi... 06: Nigerian Marketplace 07: Cakewalk 08: Skylark - My Foolish Heart 09: Perdido 10: Caravan [show more]

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Released
26 March 2007
Directors
 
Actors
Format
DVD 
Publisher
Wienerworld Ltd 
Classification
Runtime
80 minutes 
Features
Closed-captioned, Colour, PAL 
Barcode
0707787646079 
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