Willy Ketzer & Mathias Haus - Carnegie Society (2005) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Willy Ketzer, Mathias Haus
- Title: Carnegie Society
- Year Of Release: 2005
- Label: IN+OUT Records
- Genre: Jazz
- Quality: mp3 320 kbps / flac lossless / flac 24bits - 44.1kHz
- Total Time: 00:48:50
- Total Size: 115 / 284 / 520 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams
02. Such Sweet Thunder
03. So Sentimental
04. Dizzy Spells
05. Slam Slam Blues
06. Sing Sing Sing
07. Poinciana
08. All That Jazz
09. Hello Young Lovers
10. Sing Sing Sing (Encore)
On this album, Willy Ketzer, one of Germany’s most accomplished and experienced drummers, who has played with a veritable “Who’s Who” of jazz musicians, joins forces with vibraphonist Mathias Haus (a Gary Burton protégé) for a joyous celebration of the swing era.
The name “Carnegie Society” comes, of course, from New York’s world-famous Carnegie Hall, built in 1902 and the scene of a multitude of triumphant big band concerts.
“Carnegie Society” is a salute to that inspirational period in jazz history when the big bands of Lionel Hampton, Benny Goodman, Duke Ellington & Co. were holding sway.
Lionel Hampton, who died in August 2002 at the age of 94, was the last survivor of that era, but the brand of jazz he helped to pioneer will always have an audience.
Mathias Haus was six years old when his father took him to a Lionel Hampton concert. It left him spellbound and determined to make a career in music as a vibraphone player. “What great music!” says Mathias. He met the legendary Lionel in his dressing room after the concert and was the proud receiver of a single by the Hampton Orchestra.
Mathias saw Lionel Hampton for the last time in 1994, when he played a birthday tribute in Düsseldorf on the occasion of Hamp’s 86th birthday.
Willy Ketzer and Mathias first played together in the Harald Banters group, 4 + 6, and remained members of this ensemble for a spell of ten years, along with Rainer Brüninghaus, Hugo Read, Vadislav Sendetzki and Thomas Heidepriem. For the first three years of this period, Haus was studying with Gary Burton at the Berklee Music School in Boston and would fly in to make the 6 + 4 dates.
This CD is the realisation of a long-held desire on the part of Willy and Mathias to record a swing album together. Their fellow swingers on this date are saxophonist/flautist Jörg Kaufmann from Saarbrücken, who has played with a host of major names, including Slide Hampton, Alphonse Mouzon, Billy Cobham, John Scofield and Georgie Fame; and Dortmund-born bassist, Jens Foltynowicz, whose musical associates have included Paul Kuhn, Horst Jankowski, Ack van Rooyen, Ernie Watts and Tony Lakatos.
Willy Ketzer, drums
Mathias Haus, vibraphone
Jens Foltynowicz, double bass
Jörg Kaufmann, saxophone
01. Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams
02. Such Sweet Thunder
03. So Sentimental
04. Dizzy Spells
05. Slam Slam Blues
06. Sing Sing Sing
07. Poinciana
08. All That Jazz
09. Hello Young Lovers
10. Sing Sing Sing (Encore)
On this album, Willy Ketzer, one of Germany’s most accomplished and experienced drummers, who has played with a veritable “Who’s Who” of jazz musicians, joins forces with vibraphonist Mathias Haus (a Gary Burton protégé) for a joyous celebration of the swing era.
The name “Carnegie Society” comes, of course, from New York’s world-famous Carnegie Hall, built in 1902 and the scene of a multitude of triumphant big band concerts.
“Carnegie Society” is a salute to that inspirational period in jazz history when the big bands of Lionel Hampton, Benny Goodman, Duke Ellington & Co. were holding sway.
Lionel Hampton, who died in August 2002 at the age of 94, was the last survivor of that era, but the brand of jazz he helped to pioneer will always have an audience.
Mathias Haus was six years old when his father took him to a Lionel Hampton concert. It left him spellbound and determined to make a career in music as a vibraphone player. “What great music!” says Mathias. He met the legendary Lionel in his dressing room after the concert and was the proud receiver of a single by the Hampton Orchestra.
Mathias saw Lionel Hampton for the last time in 1994, when he played a birthday tribute in Düsseldorf on the occasion of Hamp’s 86th birthday.
Willy Ketzer and Mathias first played together in the Harald Banters group, 4 + 6, and remained members of this ensemble for a spell of ten years, along with Rainer Brüninghaus, Hugo Read, Vadislav Sendetzki and Thomas Heidepriem. For the first three years of this period, Haus was studying with Gary Burton at the Berklee Music School in Boston and would fly in to make the 6 + 4 dates.
This CD is the realisation of a long-held desire on the part of Willy and Mathias to record a swing album together. Their fellow swingers on this date are saxophonist/flautist Jörg Kaufmann from Saarbrücken, who has played with a host of major names, including Slide Hampton, Alphonse Mouzon, Billy Cobham, John Scofield and Georgie Fame; and Dortmund-born bassist, Jens Foltynowicz, whose musical associates have included Paul Kuhn, Horst Jankowski, Ack van Rooyen, Ernie Watts and Tony Lakatos.
Willy Ketzer, drums
Mathias Haus, vibraphone
Jens Foltynowicz, double bass
Jörg Kaufmann, saxophone
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