John Laporta - Theme And Variations Album

Tracklist

1	8th Variation (Two Brothers)	3:31
2	Theme: Blues Chorale	2:02
3	Perdido	7:32
4	1st Variation (Basso Profundo)	2:10
5	5th Variation (Jazz Fugue)	1:40
6	7th Variation (Changing Times)	2:28
7	Triplets, You Say	0:58
8	2nd Variation (Jazz Canon)	3:05
9	Lou's Tune	1:39
10	3rd Variation (Tribute To Bird)	1:52
11	Small Blue Opus	5:14
12	Little Fantasy	0:48
13	En Rapport	5:17
14	11th Variation (Nuage)	3:29
15	Theme	2:26
16	4th Variation (Images)	3:54
17	12th Variation (Finale): Two For One	6:23
18	Nightly Vigil	1:27
19	6th Variation (From The Cool School)	2:39
20	Washday	0:44
21	Absentee	4:57
22	Ferme La Porta	4:54
23	10th Variation (Forward Motion)	1:15
24	9th Variation (Lucidity)	3:10
25	Concertina For Clarinet	3:44

Credits

• Baritone Saxophone – George Barrow, Sol Schlinger
• Bass – Wendell Marshall
• Clarinet, Alto Saxophone – John Laporta
• Drums – Clem De Rosa
• Piano – Wally Cirillo
• Tenor Saxophone – Larry Wilcox
• Trombone – Sonny Russo
• Trumpet – Louis R. Mucci

Notes

tracks 1-14 recorded between December 1957 and January 1958
tracks 15-25 recorded at Fine Sound, New York City June 4-5 1956 originally released as "Conceptions" Fantasy 3-228
All original compositions with the exception of Perdido by Juan Tizol. Performances feature duos, sextet, septet, quartet. Very interesting recordings melding contemporary and older classical, bebop, jazz influences.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 0 2521824762 7

Short intro

But in 2002, Fantasy provided a 79-minute LaPorta CD titled Themes and Variations, which offers the contents of his 1956 LP, Conceptions, as well as 14 previously unreleased recordings from late 1957 and early 1958. Listen free to John Laporta Theme And Variations Theme: Blues Chorale, 1st Variation Basso Profundo and more. 25 tracks 77:18. Theme and Variations is a cool jazz music album recording by JOHN LAPORTA released in 2002 on CD, LPVinyl andor cassette. 1 Theme: Blues Chorale 2:02 2 1st Variation Basso Profundo 2:10 3 2nd Variation Jazz Canon 3:05 4 3rd Variation Tribute To Bird 1:52 5 4th Variation Images 3:54 6 5th Variation Jazz Fugue 1:40 7 6th Variation From The Cool School 2:39 8 7th Variation Changing Times 2 . John LaPorta-clarinet, alto saxophone Louis Mucci-trumpet Sonny Russo-trombone Larry Wilcox-tenor saxophone George Barrow, SOl Schlinger-baritone saxophone Wally Cirillo-piano Wendell Marshall-bass Clem DeRosa-drums. Recording Fantasy Jazz Theme and Variations John LaPorta. Shop for Music. Start your music shopping from All About Jazz and through our retail affiliations you'll support us in the process. Rare vinyl LPs and CDs from over 1,000 independent sellers. CDs, Vinyl, Blu-Ray DVDS, Prime membership, Alexa, SONOS and more. HD TRACKS. Specializing in high resolution and CD-quality downloads. The Most Minor - The John LaPorta Quartet. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей. Theme And Variations - John Fahey. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Buy Themes and Variations by John LaPorta on Blue Sounds Store. Released by Other Labels: Jazz & Vocals. Theme - LaPorta 2:30 15. Concertina for Clarinet - LaPorta 3:48 16. Nightly Vigil - LaPorta 1:30 17. Perdido - Drake, Lengsfelder, Tizol 7:36 18. Triplets, You Say - LaPorta 1:02 19. Small Blue Opus - LaPorta 5:17 20. Little Fantasy - LaPorta 0:52 21. Disc IDs 0. Additional details. Type: Album Compilation. Status: Official. Jazz Workshop, Vol. 3 - Tal Farlow, Oscar Pettiford, John LaPorta, Ada Moore. John Daniel LaPorta April 13, 1920 May 12, 2004 was a jazz clarinetist and composer. A native of Philadelphia, LaPorta started playing clarinet at the age of nine and studied at the Mastbaum School in Philadelphia, where one of his classmates was Buddy DeFranco. As a teenager he played in Philadelphia bands with Charlie Ventura and Bill Harris. He studied classically with Joseph Gigliotti of the Philadelphia Orchestra and Leon Russianoff at the Manhattan School of Music