- Richard Peaslee
Stonehenge (A Jazz Symphony) (1963)
- Margun Music (World)
- asx(cl).asx(fl,afl).tsx(cl).tsx(cl,bcl).barsx/4tpt.4tbn.btbn/gtr/dm/db [opt: 4 vc, 2 perc]
- asx(cl), asx(fl,afl), tsx(cl), tsx(cl,bcl), barsx, 4 tpt, 4 tbn, btbn, gtr, dm, db
- 17 min
Programme Note
Stonehenge is a four-movement work for jazz orchestra composed originally for Bill Russo's legendary London Jazz Orchestra. It is a virtuoso piece but not at all beyond the capabilities of a better college level "big band." It was recorded in London and has been performed by such distinguished ensembles as Stan Kenton's Los Angeles Neophonic Orchestra.
Richard Peaslee
Richard Peaslee