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Art of the Arranger
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This week, large ensembles and horn sections arranged
Don Sebesky
arranger1937 - 2023
Freddie Hubbard
trumpet1938 - 2008
Mary Lou Williams
piano1910 - 1981
Quincy Jones
arranger1933 - 2024
Dizzy Gillespie
trumpet1917 - 1993
Miho Hazama
composer / conductorb.1986
Melba Liston
trombone1926 - 1999
Kamasi Washington
saxophoneb.1981
Charles Mingus
bass, acoustic1922 - 1979
Rahsaan Roland Kirk
woodwinds1935 - 1977
Darius Jones
saxophone, altoYuko Fujiyama
piano
Lisa Ullen
piano
Brandon Seabrook
guitarb.1984
Playlist
" data-original-title="" title="">Remy Le Boeuf Assembly of Shadows "Minnesota, WI" from Architecture Of Storms (Soundspore Records) 0:01:35Remy Le Boeuf
flute
" data-original-title="" title="">Andy Kirk "Mary's Idea" from 1929-1931 (Classics) 0:07:35Andy Kirk
drums
1898 - 1992- " data-original-title="" title="">Miho Hazama, Metropole Orkest Big Band "Friday the Thirteenth" from The Monk: Live at Bimhuis (Sunnyside) 0:10:47
Miho Hazama
composer / conductor
b.1986 - " data-original-title="" title="">Freddie Hubbard "Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey" from First Light (CTI Records) 0:18:45
Freddie Hubbard
trumpet
1938 - 2008 - " data-original-title="" title="">Kamasi Washington "Change of the Guard" from The Epic (Brainfeeder) 0:26:57
Kamasi Washington
saxophone
b.1981 
" data-original-title="" title="">Shirley Scott "A Shot in the Dark" from Great Scott!! (Impulse!) 0:40:02Shirley Scott
organ, Hammond B3
1934 - 2002- " data-original-title="" title="">Quincy Jones "Dead End" from Walking in Space (CTI Records) 0:43:05
Quincy Jones
arranger
1933 - 2024 - " data-original-title="" title="">Dizzy Gillespie & His Orchestra "Africana" from Gillespiana (Essential Jazz Classics) 0:47:00
Dizzy Gillespie
trumpet
1917 - 1993 - " data-original-title="" title="">Melba Liston "Blues Melba" from Melba Liston and her Bones (Fresh Sounds Records) 1:00:01
Melba Liston
trombone
1926 - 1999 
" data-original-title="" title="">Count Basie Orchestra "Flight of the Foo Birds" from The Atomic Mr. Basie (Waxtime in Color) 1:06:32Count Basie Orchestra
band / ensemble / orchestra- Charles Mingus "Scenes in the City" from A Modern Jazz Symposium of Music and Poetry with Charlie Mingus (Bethlehem Records) 1:10:55
- " data-original-title="" title="">Rahsaan Roland Kirk "Theme for the Eulipions" from The Return of the 5000 lb. Man (Warner Brothers Records) 1:22:44
Rahsaan Roland Kirk
woodwinds
1935 - 1977 - " data-original-title="" title="">Darius Jones Quartet featuring Emilie Lesbros "Chanteuse in Blue" from Le Bébé De Brigitte (Lost In Translation) (AUM Fidelity) 1:32:44
Darius Jones
saxophone, alto - " data-original-title="" title="">Yuko Fujiyama, " data-original-title="" title="">Graham Hynes,
Yuko Fujiyama
piano
" data-original-title="" title="">Ikue Mori "Prologue" from Quite Passion (Intakt Records) 1:41:55Ikue Mori
electronics - " data-original-title="" title="">Brandon SeabrookTrio "In the Swarm" from In the Swarm (Astral Sprits) 1:46:38
Brandon Seabrook
guitar
b.1984 - " data-original-title="" title="">Lisa Ullen,
Lisa Ullen
piano" data-original-title="" title="">Elsa Bergman,Elsa Bergman
bass, acoustic" data-original-title="" title="">Anna Lund "Come Together" fromAnna Lund
drums
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Remy Le Boeuf
Andy Kirk and His Twelve Clouds of Joy
Miho Hazama
Freddie Hubbard
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Shirley Scott Trio
Quincy Jones
Dizzy Gillespie & His Orchestra
Melba Liston
Count Basie Orchestra
Charles Mingus
Rahssan Roland Kirk
Emilie Lesbros
Yuko Fujiyama
Graham Hynes
Ikue Mori
Brian Seabrook
Lisa Ullen
Elsa Bergman
Anna Lund
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