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Marsalis on music

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  1. Marsalis on music / a Sony Classical Film & Video production in association with BBC, CST, NHK, NOS, PBS, and Thirteen/WNET ; a Peter Gelb/Pat Jaffe production ; producers, Daniel Anker, Laura Mitgang ; director, Michael Lindsay-Hogg ; writer, Wynton Marsalis.
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  1. New York, NY : Sony Classical Film & Video, ©1995.

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Additional authors
  1. Anker, Daniel.
  2. Mitgang, Laura.
  3. Lindsay-Hogg, Michael.
  4. Marsalis, Wynton, 1961-
  5. Ozawa, Seiji, 1935-
  6. Ma, Yo-Yo, 1955-
  7. Tanglewood Music Center. Students.
  8. Tanglewood Music Center. Orchestra.
  9. Wynton Marsalis Trio.
  10. Wynton Marsalis Jazz Orchestra.
  11. Liberty Brass Band.
  12. British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service.
  13. C.S.T.
  14. Nihon Hōsō Kyōkai.
  15. Nederlandse Omroepprogramma Stichting.
  16. Public Broadcasting Service (U.S.)
  17. WNET (Television station : New York, N.Y.)
Description
  1. 4 videocassettes (216 min.) : sound, color; 1/2 in.
Summary
  1. "Marsalis on music" is the young people's series for our time. Conceived and written by Wynton Marsalis, the most popular and acclaimed musician of his generation, and a distinguished jazz performer as well. This four part series covers the basics of music appreciation. To explore these fundamentals, Marsalis has created a unique dialogue between the students of the Tanglewood Music Center, guest performers and ensembles. Group and solo performances, a live audience, imaginative graphics and visual effects, computer animation, and even basket ball are all used to teach and inspire a new generation of young music lovers and their families.
Subject
  1. Music appreciation
  2. Music > Instruction and study
  3. Musical meter and rhythm
  4. Time in music
  5. Musical analysis
  6. Musical form
  7. Band music
  8. Ragtime music
  9. Jazz
  10. Big band music
Genre/Form
  1. jazz.
  2. Jazz.
  3. Ragtime music.
  4. Ragtime.
Contents
  1. Why toes tap : Marsalis on rhythm (Wynton Marsalis Jazz Orchestra ; Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra ; Seiji Ozawa, conductor) -- Tackling the monster : Marsalis on practicing (Yo-Yo Ma, cello ; Wynton Marsalis Jazz Trio ; Randall Haywood, trumpet ; Tanglewood Music Center students: Mark Inouye, trumpet; Kari Docter, Julian Hersh, Jennifer Morsches, cellos) -- Sousa to Satchmo : Marsalis on the jazz band (Liberty Brass Band ; Tanglewood Music Center Wind Band ; Mark Inouye, cornet ; Seiji Ozawa, conductor) -- Listening for clues : Marsalis on form (Wynton Marsalis Jazz Orchestra ; Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra ; Seiji Ozawa, conductor).
Owning institution
  1. Princeton University Library
Note
  1. Sony Classical Film & Video: SHV 66488; SHV 66312; SHV 66490; SHV 66489.
Credits (note)
  1. Production design, George Tsypin ; editors, Gary Bradley, Tom Haneke ; cameras, Juan Barrera [and others].
Event (note)
  1. Filmed at the Tanglewood Music Center in Massachusetts; originally produced for television in 1995.