Joe Sample & NDR Big Band "Children of the Sun" live at JazzFest Berlin 2011

Jörg Achim Keller conductor, arrangements
Joe Sample compositions, piano
Thorsten Benkenstein, Ingolf Burkhardt, Claus Stötter, Reiner Winterschladen trumpet
Fiete Felsch, Peter Bolte alto sax
Christof Lauer, Lutz Büchner tenor sax
Frank Delle baritone sax
Nils Landgren trombone, vocals
Dan Gottshall, Klaus Heidenreich, Stefan Lottermann trombone
Ingo Lahme bass trombone
Stephan Diez guitar
Ingmar Heller bass
Robert Ikiz drums
Marcio Doctor percussion
recorded live at Haus der Berliner Festspiele, Main Stage, November 5, 2011

1. Buttermilk Sky
2. Islands Of The Mind
3. Rumfire
4. Gold In The Cane
5. I Believe In
6. Children Of The Sun
7. Blue Abyss
8. I Wanna Go Home
9. Street Life

With the Crusaders he became famous far beyond the jazz scene, his song Street Life was a massive international disco hit, and he has proved to be a reliable provider of chart-breaking material, like One Day I’ll Fly Away for Randy Crawford. He has recorded with a wide range of bands and musos, among them Canned Heat, Steely Dan, The Supremes, Miles Davis, Joni Mitchell and Eric Clapton.
Joe Sample is the golden boy of American fusion-jazz, but his recent project Children of the Sun is not as sunny as the title might imply. Stimulated by a visit to the Caribbean island of St. Croix, he started to look particularly into the subject of slavery – a part of his own family history.
Sample has been planning this project since 1995, and will bring his composition to the Berlin audience with the NDR Bigband (the Hamburg Radio Big Band), arranged by Jörg Achim Keller.
In 2005 Nils Landgren released Creole Love Call featuring Joe Sample.

NDR Big Band feat. Maria Joao & Mario Laginha at NDR 1993

Maria João, vocals
Mario Laginha, piano, arrangements
Dieter Glawischnig, conductor
recorded live at Studio 10, NDR Hamburg, September 3, 1993
106th NDR Big Band Concert
October 27, 1994 (track 5)

1. O vos omnis
Soloists: Maria Joao, voc; Christof Lauer, ts; Mario Laginha, p
2. Varias dancas (Mario Laginha)
Soloists: Christof Lauer, ts; Mario Laginha, p
3. Saudosa maloca (Adoniran Barboas)
Soloists: Johannes Faber, tp
4. O coro das meninas (Mario Laginha)
Soloists: Christof Lauer, ts;
5. Hino - passagem - certeza (Joao Paulo Estevas da Silva)

Maria João is a Portuguese jazz singer, known for her vocal flexibility and improvisational skills. While normally considered a jazz singer, her music incorporates a mix of folk/ethnic music, modern jazz, and the avant-garde. Depending on the thematic slant of a release, she has approached electronica, symphonic and other genres as well.
Although her main collaborator is Portuguese pianist Mário Laginha, she has worked with many musicians throughout her career, including Manu Katche, Trilok Gurtu, Bobby McFerrin, Wolfgang Muthspiel, Joe Zawinul, Ralph Towner, Dino Saluzzi and Kai Eckhardt.
Together with Mário Laginha she has released quite a dozen of great albums, for example in 1994 the cd "Dancas".

NDR Big Band feat. João Bosco live in Sao Paolo 2007

João Bosco, vocals, guitar
Kiko Freitas, drums
NDR Big Band
Jörg- Achim Keller, cond
compositions by João Bosco
arrangements by Wolf Kerschek

recorded live at Sala Sao Paolo, May, 14, 2007

1. Incompatibilidade de Gênios
2. Quilombo Suite
Solo: Christof Lauer, ss
3. O ronco da cuica
Soloists: Nils Landgren, tb; Reiner Winterschladen, tp; Kiko Freitas, dr, Marcio Doctor, perc
4. Linha da passe
Solo: Sebastian Hoffmann, tb
5. O bêbado e a equilibrista

First discovered by Tom Jobim and Vinícius de Moraes, the brilliant composer/vocalist/guitarist Joao Bosco is one of the main figures of MPB (Música Popular Brasileira). His 2006 release Obrigada Gente! Ao Vivo (Universal Brazil) has sold over 100,000 copies in his homeland. In Europe he is one of the secret pearls of Brazilian singer-songwriter music still to be discovered by a larger audience. Admired as a versatile vocalist and a dynamic performer, Bosco has been noted for his singular fusion of Arab culture, Afro-American music and Brazilian styles bossa nova influenced by American jazz. "Senhoras Do Amazonas" is a studio album with Germany s NDR Big Band that stemmed from the joint Brazilian tour in 2007. 

NDR Big Band & Bob Brookmeyer: Question & Answer

Trumpets: Thorsten Benkenstein, Ingolf Burkhardt, Claus Stötter, Reiner Winterschladen
Saxophones: Fiete Felsch, Peter Bolte, Christof Lauer, Lutz Büchner, Frank Delle
Trombones: Dan Gottshall, Klaus Heidenreich,  Stefan Lottermann, Ingo Lahme
Chris Goossens, piano; Stephan Diez, guitar; Ingmar Heller, bass

John Hollenbeck, drums, Marcio Doctor, percussion
Bob Brookmeyer, cond

recorded live at NDR Studio 1, Hamburg, December, 2010

1. Christmas Tree
Soloist: Lutz Büchner, cl
2. Running In Place
Soloist: Lutz Büchner, ts
3. Verticals
Soloist: Ingmar Heller, b
4. Wedding Song
Soloists: Fiete Felsch, fl; Chris Goossens, p; Dan Gottshall, tb
5. Eleven
Soloists: Klaus Heidenreich, tb; Lutz Büchner, ts
6. Q & A

Composer, valve trombonist and conductor Bob Brookmeyer is about to celebrate his upcoming 80th birthday. Bob Brookmeyer is the foremost jazz composer working today. He has also taught many of today’s leading jazz composers including Maria Schneider and Jim McNeely.
He is a walking history of jazz, having performed with, and written for, a list that encompasses almost the entire history of the music. He worked regularly with Stan Getz, Gerry Mulligan, Jim Hall, Mel Lewis, Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Jazz Orchestra and also with Count Basie and Woody Herman, to name only a few.

For this project he joined forces with the NDR Big Band to re-record some originals he had recorded earlier but not released on CD because he wasn´t pleased with the results.

His latest big band album "Spirit Music" features his own New Art Orchestra with some of Europe´s finest big band players.

NDR Big Band & Wolfgang Haffner: Homerun - The Best Of The Last 20 Years

 Photo © by: ACT / Steven Haberland

NDR Bigband
Trumpets: Thorsten Benkenstein, Ingolf Burkhardt, Claus Stötter, Reiner Winterschladen
Saxophones: Fiete Felsch, Peter Bolte, Christof Lauer, Lutz Büchner, Frank Delle
Trombones: Dan Gottshall, Klaus Heidenreich,  Stefan Lottermann, Ingo Lahme
Vladyslav Sendecki, piano; Stephan Diez, guitar; Ingmar Heller, bass; Marcio Doctor, percussion
Jörg Achim Keller, cond
Wolfgang Haffner, drums
recorded live at Studio 1, NDR Hamburg, June 2010

1. Homerun
Soloists: Frank Delle, bs; Dan Gottshall, tb; Wolfgang Hafner, dr
 2. Round Silence
Soloists: Peter Bolte, as; Stefan Lottermann, tb
3. The Real Thing
Soloists: Lutz Büchner, ts; Dan Gottshall, tb
4. Star
Soloists: Lutz Büchner, ts; Ingolf Burkhardt, tp; Wolfgang Hafner, dr
5. In The Space Between
Soloists: Fiete Felsch, flute; Klaus Heidenreich, tb; Wolfgang Hafner, dr; Marcio Doctor, percussion
6. Goodbye Again
Soloists: Vladyslav Sendecki, piano

Wolfgang Haffner has for years been regarded as Germany’s number one jazz drummer.
Haffner was born on December the 7th 1965 in Wunsiedel /Germany as the son of a church music director. From age 6 he had piano and drum lessons. When Haffner was 18, Germany’s most famous jazz musician Albert Mangelsdorff hired him into his band. Since then Wolfgang Haffner has been a member of Klaus Doldinger’s Passport (1989-2000), Joe Haider (1986-1994), Al Porcino (1985-1992) and US-superstar Chaka Kahn’s band (1994-1995). He has been a member of US-fusion band “Metro” (with Chuck Loeb, Mitch Forman and Victor Bailey) since 1994. From 1994-2004 he was drummer with the “Old Friends”, and he has been a member of Nils Landgren’s Funk Unit since 2002. Haffner also plays in trumpeter Till Brönner’s band. He has also produced albums for a number of artists. In 2004 he was responsible for the production of Iceland’s super band Mezzoforte’s CD “Forward Motion”. Countless tours have led him a few times around the world.
Having played several years with the NDR Big Band as the band´s regular drummer, he rejoined forces with his old friends for this retrospective featuring the best of his compositions rearranged for big band.
His latest album "Round Silence" was released on ACT.

Rainer Tempel & NDR Bigband: Serious Fun - live at Studio 1, Hamburg 2010

Photo © Immo Klink

„serious fun“ independent popular jazz music
NDR Big Band
conducted by Rainer Tempel
Jim Black, drums

recorded live at NDR Studio 1, 2010

1. The Seamstress
2. The Shape Of Current
3. Two Hour Weekend
4. Neighbours
5. The What
6. 20 Minuten

As composer and pianist Rainer Tempel reguarlarily re-invents himself, it's no wonder he returned to big band for his new compositions, being a contrast to his latest small group works with Tempelektrisch. Tempel meanwhile must be rated as one of the most interesting and unique musician of the German jazz scene.
Clever compositions, musically logic and yet natural is Tempels writing. Every note seems to be thought over, leading to a convincing maturity in composing and arranging. Tempel always searches for progress in the music itself, and has been moving on this path for quite some years now. The collaboration with the NDR Big Band will be released on the album"Serious Fun" on Jazz'n'Arts Records.

NDR Big Band plays Roger Hanschel: Eigenheiten

NDR Big Band
Steffen Schorn, cond
Roger Hanschel, as

1. Eigenheiten I
Soloists: Ingmar Heller, b; Christof Lauer, ss; Reiner Winterschladen, tp; Stefan Lottermann, tb; Ronny Graupe, gt2. Warming Up
Soloists: Christof Lauer, ts; Ingolf Burkhardt, tp; Dan Gottshall, tb; Boris Netsvetaev, p; Roger Hanschel, as
3. Jandor
Soloists: Gabriel Coburger, ts, Roger Hanschel, as; Ronny Graupe, gt
4. Interlude
Soloist: Roger Hanschel, as
5. Extrembiose
Soloists: Klaus Heidenreich, tb; Peter Bolte, Roger Hanschel, as; Boris Netsvetaev, p
6. Inner Vibes of Love
Soloist: Roger Hanschel, as

Saxophonists Roger Hanschel and Steffen Schorn share a long musical relationship since 1981, when they founded the saxophone quartet "Die Kölner Saxophon Mafia", so Steffen Schorn, known as a prolific arranger and composer, was a natural choice for this project, transferring Hanschel´s complex compositions to the big band format.

Roger´s latest album features something completely different: Roger Hanschel Solo "Karmic Episode".

 

NDR Bigband live in Krakau 2009 feat. Nils Landgren & João Bosco

NDR Bigband
Jörg Achim Keller, cond
Nils Landgren, tb, voc
Andy Pfeiler, guitar
James Genus, bass
Gary Husband, drums
recorded live at Krakau Opera, Krakau, Poland, July 16, 2009
*recorded live at Fabrik Hamburg, October 3, 2009

1. Hang Up Your Hang Ups (Herbie Hancock, arr. Jörg Achim Keller)
2. Sun Touch (Herbie Hancock, arr. Jörg Achim Keller)
3. Stars In Your Eyes (Herbie Hancock, arr. Jörg Achim Keller)
4. Fat Albert Rotunda (Herbie Hancock, arr. Stefan Pfeiffer)
5. Mr. M (Herbie Hancock, arr. Örjan Fahlström)
6. Ghost In This House (Herbie Hancock, arr. Vince Mendoza)
7. Red Horn (Nils Landgren, arr. Örjan Fahlström)*

João Bosco, guitar, vocals
NDR Big Band
Jörg Achim Keller, conductor
Wolf Kerschek, arrangements (1-4, 7,8)
Steve Gray, arrangements (5,6)
recorded live at Krakau Opera, Krakau/ Poland, July 17 and 18, 2009

1. Incompatibilidade de Gênios (João Bosco)
2. Caça à Raposa (João Bosco)
3. O ronco da cuica (João Bosco)
4. Coisa feita (João Bosco)
5. Desafinado (Antonio Carlos Jobim)
6. Nação (João Bosco)
7. Linha de passe (João Bosco)
8. O bêbado e a equilibrista (João Bosco)

One of the best albums in years from Joao Bosco is the studio album "Senhoras do Amazonas" – a wonderful European recording that has the soul and spirit of some of his greatest sessions from the 70s. Bosco's working here with the NDR Big Band – but in ways that aren't really just a straight mix of jazz and Brazilian modes – and instead, a style that really seeks out Bosco's best strengths first, then adds in some great flourishes from the larger ensemble – all in ways that propel his music with energy we haven't heard in many many years. João Bosco has been seeking ways to test his talent and find new dimensions for his composing, playing, and performance. This collaboration with the NDR Big Band presents a new facet of his music: Brazilian grooves enr...  more »iched by the powerful energy of one of the most creative big bands around. Core instrumentation is very Brazilian – acoustic guitar and percussion, mixed nicely with Joao's great vocals. The album was released 2010 on Yellowbird.

Nils Landgren Funk Unit & NDR Big Band "Big Funk" live at JazzBaltica 2010

Nils Landgren Funk Unit
Nils Landgren, tb, voc
Magnum Coltrane Price, el-b, voc
Magnus Lindgren, reeds, voc
Jonas Wall Schlosser, reeds, voc
Sebastian Studnitzky, keys, tp, voc
Andy Pfeiler, g, voc
Robert Mehmet Ikiz, dr
special guest Wolfgang Haffner, dr
NDR Big Band
Jörg Achim Keller, cond

live at Große Konzertscheune, Salzau, July 2, 2010

1. Funk For Life
2. Dry
3. Kenya Kane
4. Kibera
5. Matutu
6. Finish What You Started
7. House Party (Fred Wesley)
8. Ain't Nobody

Earlier this year I introduced the Funk for Life project to you.

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Geir Lysne & NDR Bigband feat. Stefano Bollani: Visioni live in Hamburg

NDR Big Band
directed by Geir Lysne
Stefano Bollani, piano
Jeff Ballard, drums

recorded live at Studio Rolf Liebermann, Hamburg, June 10 & 11, 2010

1. La Sicilia
2. Il Dormatore - Para Frase
3. Storta Va
4. Elena e Il Suo Violino
5. Il Barbone (Di Bamako)

Italian pianist Stefano Bollani had a clear vision as a child when he was six years old: he wanted to become a famous singer. A few years later he recorded a tape and sent it to singer Renato Carosone  who told him to listen to Jazz and Blues. Stefano did as he was told and became a sought after sideman, until he met trumpet player Enrico Rava, who convinced him finding his own voice in Jazz.  Later on Stefano founded his quintet "Orchestra del Titanic".

Bollani achieved his childhood dream singing through the piano and is now one of the top jazz acts. in Italy and  Europe. When he played at NDR, the idea was born to perform with a real jazz orchestra, the NDR Big Band.

In 2006 Stefano released his album "I visionari".

Carla Bley & Steve Swallow & NDR Bigband: On the Stage in Cages - live in Kiel/ Salzau 2006

Carla Bley, piano
Steve Swallow, bass
Danny Gottlieb, drums
NDR Big Band

recorded live in Kiel/ Salzau, August 2006

1. Appearing Nightly At The Black Orchid, Part 1 (Carla Bley)
Soloists: Carla Bley, p, Steve Swallow, b, Christof Lauer, ts, Nils Landgren, tb, Peter Bolte, as, Danny Gottlieb, dr
2. Los Cocineros (Carla Bley)
Soloists: Fiete Felsch, as; Frank Delle, ts; Nils Landgren, tb; Marcio Doctor, perc
3. Lo Ultimo (Carla Bley)
Soloists: Christof Lauer, ts; Frank Delle, ts; Lutz Büchner, bs; Peter Bolte, as
4. Tijuana Traffic (Carla Bley)
Soloists: Dan Gottshall, tb; Claus Stötter, tp

Post-bop jazz has produced only a few first-rate composers of larger forms; Carla Bley ranks high among them. Bley possesses an unusually wide compositional range; she combines an acquaintance with and love for jazz in all its forms with great talent and originality. Her music is a peculiarly individual type of hyper-modern jazz. Bley is capable of writing music of great drama and profound humor, often within the confines of the same piece. As an instrumentalist, Bley makes a fine composer; she plays piano and/or organ with most of her bands, and while her playing is always quite musical, it's clear that her strengths lie elsewhere. Bley's asymmetrical compositional structures subvert jazz formula to wonderful effect, and her unpredictable melodies are often as catchy as they are obscure. In the tradition of jazz's very finest composers and improvisers, Bley has developed a style of her very own, and the music as a whole is the better for it. (allmusic.com)

Her latest recording "Carla's Christmas Carols" was released in 2008 on Watt.

Bobby McFerrin & NDR Bigband: Migrations Suite live in Munich 2008

Photo © by Thomas Schloemann

Bobby McFerrin, vocals
Dave Hartley, piano
Ben Perowsky, drums
Marcio Doctor, percussion
Geir Lysne, conductor
NDR Big Band

recorded live at Philharmonie, Munich, July 18, 2008

Migrations Suite (composed by Fred Sturm):
1. Migrations Fanfare / Palo
2. Rhythm Of The Rain Forest
3. Ken Dum Variations / Praising Khanghai
4. Cradle Song
5. Kopanitsa
6. Seneca
7. Didjeridu
8. Sagari Ha
9. Cluck Old Hen
10. Oharabushi
11. Capoeiristas

12. Introduction of the Band
13. Duo Improvisation (Bobby McFerrin & Lutz Büchner)
14. Solo Improvisation (Bobby McFerrin)
15. Lullaby Of Birdland (Shearing)
16. Smile (Chaplin)

Composed by Fred Sturm, Kimberly Clark Professor of Music and director of jazz studies at Lawrence University, “Migrations" was commissioned in 2007 by Bobby McFerrin and the NDR Big Band in Hamburg, Germany. The work is a “musical plea for world unity" that illustrates both the distinct and shared characteristics of indigenous music from 18 countries on six continents.

Collaborating with a former Lawrence student, Brian Pertl '86, an ethnomusicologist and, at the time, the manager of Microsoft's Media Acquisitions Group, Sturm researched more than 2, 000 recordings from around the globe. Sturm transcribed, arranged, orchestrated and “re-composed" about two-dozen indigenous recordings to create the magical two-hour concert showcasing McFerrin.

“The music we selected for 'Migrations' is centuries old, “ Sturm said. “It's pure, innocent, beautiful and powerful. Though the character and styles are as varied as the world's people who created this music, there is a prevalent common linkage between the selections. Bobby's improvisations and interpretations of the material I've scored are intended to illustrate the musical unity of the world's people."

NDR Bigband feat. Jacky Terrasson ‘A Blue Note Tribute to Horace Silver’ live at Jazzfest Berlin 2009 - UPDATE

(Photo of Horace Silver © by Francis Wolff/Mosaic)

Jörg Achim Keller · leader
Jacky Terrasson · piano
Fiete Felsch, Peter Bolte · alto sax
Christof Lauer, Lutz Büchner · tenor sax
Frank Delle · baritone sax, clarinet, bass clarinet
Thorsten Benkenstein, Ingolf Burkhardt, Claus Stötter, Reiner Winterschladen · trumpet
Dan Gottshall, Klaus Heidenreich, Stefan Lottermann · trombone
Ingo Lahme · bass trombone
Ingmar Heller · bass; Ralph Salmins · drums

Recorded live at Haus der Berliner Festspiele, Große Bühne, Berlin, November 7, 2009

Tribute to Horace Silver Suite (arranged by Jörg Achim Keller)
1. Ecaroh (Silver)
2. Peace (Silver)
3. Filthy McNasty (Silver)
4. Lonely Woman (Silver)
5. Nutville (Silver)
6. Song for my father (Silver)

The list of jazz musicians who have been co-laborating with the NDR Bigband reads like an endless Who’s Who of Jazz.
This season’s special edition is dedicated to Blue Note recording artist, piano player Horace Silver. One of the original protagonists of hardbop and funk jazz and, together with Art Blakey, founder of the legendary Jazz Messengers he had one of the biggest popular successes of the jazz history with his composition Song For My Father in 1963. Since Silver’s high age and fragile health don’t allow stage appearances these days, his part is congenially covered by 43-year-old label mate Jacky Terrasson.

Till Brönner & NDR Bigband live in Lübeck 2009

Foto © Dieter & Robert Eikelpoth

Till Brönner, trumpet, vocals, keyboards
Jasper Soffers, piano
Dieter Ilg, bass
Wolfgang Haffner, drums
NDR Bigband
Jörg Achim Keller, conductor, arranger

Recorded live at Schleswig Holstein Musik Festival, Musik- und Kongresshalle Lübeck, August 28, 2009

1. 42nd & 6th (Till Brönner)
2. Café Com Pao
3. The Moment
4. A Distant Episode
5. No Breakfast
6. Your Way To Say Goodbye

My personal favorite Till Brönner album is "Blue Eyed Soul", released 2001 on Verve. A collaboration with Japanese DJ Samon Kawamura and soul vocalist Mark Murphy that embraced electronica idioms to update the trumpeter's sound into the postmodern era.

Maria Schneider & NDR Bigband: Hamburger Jazztage 2006/ JazzBaltica 2009

Maria Schneider, arr, cond
Thorsten Benkenstein, Ingolf Burkhardt, Claus Stötter, Reiner Winterschladen: trumpets
Dan Gottshall, Klaus Heidenreich, Stefan Lottermann, Ingo Lahme: trombones
Fiete Felsch, Peter Bolte, Cristof Lauer, Lutz Büchner, Frank Delle: reeds
Stefan Diez: guitar; Vladyslaw Sendecki: piano
Guests: James Genus: bass; Gary Husband: drums; Marcio Doctor: percussion

recorded live at Fabrik, Hamburg, October 5, 2006 (tracks 1-2)

recorded live at Große Konzertscheune Salzau, July 4, 2009 (tracks 3-5)

Tracklist:

1. Three Romances Part 1: Choro Dancado
2. Three Romances Part 2: Pas De Deux
3. Allegresse/ Danca Ilusoria
4. Scenes From Childhood
Part 1: Bombshelter Beast/ Part 2: Night Watchmen
5. Part 3: Coming About

Maria Schneider’s music has been hailed by critics as “evocative, majestic, magical, heart-stoppingly gorgeous, and beyond categorization.” Born in Windom, Minnesota, Schneider arrived in New York City in 1985 after studies at the University of Minnesota, the University of Miami and the Eastman School of Music. She immediately sought out Bob Brookmeyer to study composition, and at the same time became an assistant to Gil Evans, working on various projects with him. She became widely known through the orchestra she founded in 1992.
'Concert in the Garden' and her orchestra's latest album, 'Sky Blue' (on which 'Cerulean Skies' was recorded) were both awarded 'Jazz Album of the Year' by the Jazz Journalists Association and the DOWNBEAT Critics Poll. 2008 and 2009 brought further honors as she and her orchestra were awarded “Best Composer, Best Arranger and Best Big Band” from both the Jazz Journalist Association and the DOWNBEAT Critics Poll.

Dave Douglas: Letters from America at JazzBaltica 2008

Dave Douglas (Trumpet, Composer)
Joe Lovano (Tenor Saxophone, Bass Clarinet)
James Genus (Bass)
Clarence Penn (Drums)
Simon Nabatov (Piano)
NDR Big Band
Dieter Glawischnig (Conductor)

Tracklist:
Letters From America
1. The Presidents
2. Dehyphenated Americans
3. Campaign Trail
4. Perilous Times
5. Lone Wolf
6. Pyrrhic Apology
7. Sunrise Highway
8. Change The Change
9. Blockbuster

Dave Holland Quintet meets the NDR Big Band live at Jazz Baltica 2003

Dave Holland meets NDR Bigband
Chris Potter – ts
Robin Eubanks – tb
Steve Nelson –vib
Dave Holland – b
Billy Kilson – dr
NDR Bigband – dir. by Dieter Glawischnig

recorded live at JazzBaltica 2003, July 6 2003

Tracklist:
1. The Razor´s Edge
2. A Rio
3. Triple Dance
4. Blues for CM
5. What Goes Around

The arrangements for this concert were initially written for the Dave Holland Big Band and their release "What Goes Around" on ECM.