Gil Evans Videos

Papaya MTV by the WEBPD Students song by Urszula Dudziak A little info about Urszula DudziakUrszula Dudziak born October 22, 1943 is a leading Polish jazz vocalist. She has worked with such artists as Krzysztof Komeda, Micha Urbaniak her ex husband , Gil Evans, Archie Shepp, and Lester Bowie. Her song Papaya has recently gained large popularity in Asia and Latin America where it has been added a very distinctive dance called Papaya Dance.Dudziak was born in the Straconka neighborho...

The Silencio Ensemble at the CHCH Art Gallery with "Las Vegas Tango" 9/07 composed by Gil Evans arr. Chris ReddingtonFlute Sarah HookClarinet Catherine WellsClarinet Andy HorwoodA.sax Ross DevereuxT.sax Matt DavisBassoon Neville ForsythePiano Chris ReddingtonTrumpet Bruce AitkenTrumpet Alex van den BroekCello Nicole ReddingtonBass Mike KimeMusical Director Alex van den BroekManager Chris Reddington

MILES DAVIS, JOHN COLTRANE, PAUL CHAMBERS, GIL EVANS, ETC. SO WATH EN VIVO

Miles david with gil evans

What does your favorite kapamilya have in their bags? US Girls Included: Roxanne Guinoo, Sheryn Regis, Nikki Gil, Maja Salvador, Shaina Magdayao, Kim Chiu, Anne Curtis, Sarah Geronimo, Rachelle Anne Go, John Prats, Matt Evans, Gabb Valenciano, Rayver Cruz, Sam Milby and of course Iya Villania.

"So What" is the first track on the 1959 Miles Davis and John Coltrane album Kind of Blue and is often credited as one of his best works.It is one of the most well known examples of modal jazz, set in the Dorian mode and consisting of 16 bars of D minor7, followed by eight bars of Eb minor7 and another eight of D minor7. This AABA structure puts it in the format of popular song structure.The piano and bass introduction for the piece was written by Gil Evans for Bill Evans and Paul Cham...

Delmar Brown, a fantastic keyboard player and great singer. This clip was recorded in 1987, in the Free Jazz Festival, with Gil Evans band, So Paulo, Brasil.

Wayne Shorter's arrangement of Gil Evans' tune filmed at Tate Britain Art Gallery in London 2006Artie Zaitz p, Joe Francis ts, Harrison Cole tp, Teresa Phillips b, Oyinkro Jr Njboufa perc, Ed Bernez dr

One of Miles Davis's last concert performances on 8th July 1991 at Montreux Jazz Festival. Here he returns to the arrangements by Gil Evans, this one from Porgy and Bess. Orchestra conducted by Quincy Jones

from the original movie score, Robert McFerrin sings "Oh, Where's My Bess" under direction of Andre Previn. from the Miles Davis/Gil Evans collaboration, "Oh, Where's My Bess" Paul Chambers, bass Jimmy Cobb, drums

Miles, along with Quincy Jones returns to some of the classics he created with Gil Evans during the Birth Of The Cool Era. Wallace Rooney trumpet, Kenny Garrett alto

Miles, along with Quincy Jones conducting, performs this classic created along with Gil Evans during the Birth Of The Cool ear. Kenny Garrett alto, Wallace Rooney trumpet

Miles Ahead 1957 Miles Davis orchestra under the direction of Gil Evans.

Recorded at the CBS studios in New York, on 2 April 1959, for a television broadcast directed by Robert Herridge, the well known TV presenter of the time, this film centres on Miles Davis born, like Coltrane, in 1926 and presents selected performances by the Mile Davis Quintet with Paul Chambers, Jimmy Cobb, John Coltrane and Wynton Kelly, and others by the Gil Evans Orchestra, featuring primarily a version of So What as well as others such as The Duke Dave Brubeck , Blues for Pablo G. Ev

Jaco live, playing his arrangement of 'America The Beautiful' from his album Invitation, taken from a gig he played with the Gil Evans Orchestra.Legendary bass solo

"Live Under The Sky '84" Gil Evans Orchestra with Jaco Pastorius Japanese TV broadcast

Umbria Jazz Fastival '87

Umbria Jazz Fes '87It's one of Jimi'tunes

Sting & Gil Evans Orchestra Little Wingdoctone10 min Jan 7, 2007Umbria Jazz Festival 87

"Gil Evans & His Orchestra" DVD performing "Stone Free"VIEWjazz1 min Oc