Advantages: Fantastic album, range of pieces Disadvantages: Perhaps a bit expensive for a 30 year old album
I only got into jazz very recently myself and I thought I'd use the platform of ciao to try and persuade others who may not have listened to it before to give it a go too. The CD I'm reviewing was chosen by me purely on the basis on the fact that I vaguely knew the name of the pianist from other jazz articles I'd read and the fact that I love jazz music where the piano is the main solo instrument.
The CD
OscarPeterson's 'Tracks' is not a new release. In fact it was originally released in 1971. The actual CD I'm reviewing has been digitally remastered and the tracks in no way sound dated; either in quality or in musical style. But this is something I will come on to in more detail later on in this review?
I have to say the cover to this CD seems uninspiring. Simply showing a side profile of a face (perhaps Peterson ...
Advantages: very exciting music Disadvantages: almost never
I write this because Iam the fanatic Mr Peterson ,He is the master of jazz specially pianist musicians....and my review hope for sharing to my friends in ciao.thank you for everybody for the critical to my review and I learn to written in english one by one and I try can write this review about my master piano oscarpeterson. the first, I like this musician cause he is (Mr Peterson) is the greatest at the moment forever.Oscarpeterson can jazz lover be histerical when hear the petersons fingers dance in the tuts piano.very very amazing and attractive.everybody must be agree when peterson is the genius man beside the master piano,like duke ellington together make into the jazz can be the famous music in the world.the improvisations skill can do taste for the jazz lover.one thing I can tell that the super genius for improvisations ...
Advantages: Full of fascinating information about Wilde's life and love of books Disadvantages: None really, except maybe best enjoyed by those with some prior knowledge of Wilde
The controversial Victorian playwright and poet Oscar Wilde, so the introduction to this book tells us, ?devoured and luxuriated in books?. He had a lifelong thirst for reading, so it?s not surprising to find that his house in Chelsea was packed with them. Not only was he an avid collector, but he was also an accomplished speed reader with a remarkable ? and to some extent photographic ? memory which helped him to absorb and recall instantly vast amounts of prose and verse. As a reviewer for the Pall Mall Gazette, he could master a book's content, plot or argument in minutes. (If only ciao had been around in those days as well).
Maybe it is only fair to get the one major chink in his armour out of the way quickly. Once, when he was preparing a lecture on the poet Chatterton, most of his notes were made up of entire pages and paragraphs ...
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