Michael Naura Quintett European Jazz Sounds (2-CD)

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(2017/Be-Bop) 27 Tracks - Digipack - Brunswick und Telefunken Aufnahmen, 1955-1964! Von 1953 bis... mehr

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Michael Naura Quintett: European Jazz Sounds (2-CD)

(2017/Be-Bop) 27 Tracks - Digipack - Brunswick und Telefunken Aufnahmen, 1955-1964! Von 1953 bis 1964 leitete Michael Naura eine der damals erfolgreichsten Jazzbands in Deutschland, das Michael Naura Quintett. Die Musik dieses eklektischen Quintetts wurde von George Shearing und Dave Brubeck beeinflusst, später orientierte sie sich am Hard Bop von Horace Silver, aber auch an der kammermusikalischen Spielweise des Modern Jazz Quartet. Der wichtigste Improvisator in Nauras Quintett war ab 1953 der Vibraphonist Wolfgang Schlüter. Die Musik wird Sie nicht nur umhauen – sie wurde auch in perfekter Klangqualität remastert und ist ein echtes “Muss” für jeden ernsthaften Jazzsammler. Sie verdient wirklich jeden erdenklichen Superlativ!

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Interpret: Michael Naura Quintett
Albumtitel: European Jazz Sounds (2-CD)
Genre Jazz
Label BE! Records
Preiscode BS
Edition 2 Deluxe Edition
Artikelart CD
EAN: 4251160251962
Gewicht in Kg: 0.125

Naura Quintett, Michael - European Jazz Sounds (2-CD) CD 1
01	Nightlife	Michael Naura Quintett
02	Session 1	Michael Naura Quintett
03	Session 2	Michael Naura Quintett
04	Session 3	Michael Naura Quintett
05	Session 4	Michael Naura Quintett
06	Session 5	Michael Naura Quintett
07	Session 6	Michael Naura Quintett
08	Session 7	Michael Naura Quintett
09	Blues Walls Part 1	Michael Naura Quintett
10	Blues Walls Part 2	Michael Naura Quintett
11	Rainy Clouds	Michael Naura Quintett
12	Rhythm-A-Ning	Michael Naura Quintett

Naura Quintett, Michael - European Jazz Sounds (2-CD) CD 2
01	Topsy	Michael Naura Quintett
02	Tickle Toe	Michael Naura Quintett
03	A Smooth One3	Michael Naura Quintett
04	Ack Värmeland	Michael Naura Quintett
05	Mike’s Blues3	Michael Naura Quintett
06	Night At Tony’s	Michael Naura Quintett
07	Where Are You	Michael Naura Quintett
08	Swinging The Blues	Michael Naura Quintett
09	Blues For Werner	Michael Naura Quintett
10	Angel Eyes3	Michael Naura Quintett
11	Minority	Michael Naura Quintett
12	A Party With John	Michael Naura Quintett
13	Micha’s Dilemma	Michael Naura Quintett
14	You Go To My Head	Michael Naura Quintett
15	Taking A Chance On Love	Michael Naura Quintett

Michael Naura Michael Naura grew up in Berlin. He studied journalism, philosophy and sociology... mehr

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"Michael Naura Quintett"

Michael Naura

Michael Naura grew up in Berlin. He studied journalism, philosophy and sociology there and subsequently played piano in swingbands. From 1953 to 1964 he led the Michael Naura Quintett, one of the most successful German jazzbands of the time. The music of this eclectic quintet was originally strongly influenced by George Shearing, while later they leaned on Dave Brubeck and on Horace Silver's hard bop, but also on the chamber music style of the Modern Jazz Quartet. From 1953, vibraphonist Wolfgang Schluter was the most important impro-viser in Naura's quintet. Naura's musicians also included alto saxophon-ists Klaus Marmulla and Peter Reinke, bassists Hajo Lange and Wolfgang Luschert, and drummers Heinz von Moisy and Joe Nay.

In August 1956 Michael Naura and his quintet took on a firm engage-ment at the Barett jazz cellar in Hamburg. They performed there for seven years - six nights a week! In 1964 Naura had to interrupt his mu-sical career owing to a severe illness. He attributed this to the daily work at the smoke-filled jazz cellars. A number of well-known German jazz musicians gave charity concerts to collect the money required for his treatment. After his recovery Naura gave up his musical career and worked as a journalist. In 1966 he met the Hamburg author and poet Peter RUhmkorf, and together they founded the "jazz and poetry" project, which was documented in many productions and performances.

Naura and Rtihmkorf were also bound by close friendship. Later on, Naura's friends included German author GUnter Grass. In 1971 Naura became recording manager, later program editor and fi-nally director of the jazz department of German radio station NDR. Under his direction, the radio station developed "the most extensive and interesting jazz program in Europe." "His expressive voice added a high memorability to his words on the radio - many-faceted and intu-itive, sometimes softly touching, sometimes provocative," comments the NDR jazz department. "For decades he was one of NDR's most prominent voices. His warm and deep timbre still keeps ringing in our ears to this day." Naura retired in 1999. He also was a well-known jazz author. Besides his articles in compila-tions, magazines and newspapers he wrote liner notes for records and CDs.

He had an extensive knowledge, his language was marked by strong - partly coarse - metaphors, and he also did not shy away from occasional attacks. In 2009 he received the lifetime achievement award for his work in jazz radio. During his retirement he devoted himself to painting. He died in 2017 at the age of 82 in Husum, Northern Ger-many.

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