[Jazz] Playlist

. 1 à 15 : Kenny Dorham (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Al Haig (piano) Tommy Potter (bass) Max Roach (drums), "Salle Pleyel", Paris, France, May 8-9 & 14-15, 1949

. 16 : Aimé Barelli, Bill Coleman, Miles Davis, Kenny Dorham, Hot Lips Page (trumpet) Big Chief, Russell Moore (trombone) Hubert Rostaing (clarinet) Sidney Bechet, Pierre Braslavsky (soprano saxophone) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Don Byas, James Moody (tenor saxophone) Hazy Osterwald (vibraphone) Al Haig (piano) Toots Thielemans (guitar) Tommy Potter (bass) Max Roach (drums), "Salle Pleyel", Paris, France, May 15, 1949

. 17 à 24 : Kenny Dorham (trumpet) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Al Haig (piano) Tommy Potter (bass) Max Roach (drums), "Colisée Movie Theatre", Roubaix, France, May 12, 1949

. 25 : Charlie Parker With Maurice Moufflard Orchestra : Yves Alouette, Pierre Fassin, Roger Guerin, Georges Jouvin (trumpet) Maurice Gladieu, Charles Huss, Andre Paquinet (trombone) Robert Merchez, Charlie Parker, Roger Simon (alto saxophone) Marcel Pomes (tenor saxophone) Honore Truc (baritone saxophone) Robert Cambier (piano) Henri Karen (bass) Pierre Loteguy (drums) Maurice Moufflard (arranger, conductor), Studio Washington, Le Poste Parisien, Paris, France, November 28, 1950

. 26 à 29 : Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Sidney Bechet (soprano saxophone) Shorty Sherock (trumpet) Joe Bushkin (piano) Chubby Jackson (bass) George Wettling (drums), WPIX TV Studios, NYC, February 21, 1949

. 30 à 33 : Charlie Parker All Stars : Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) Miles Davis or Max Kaminsky (trumpet) Will Bradley or Kai Winding (trombone) Joe Marsala (clarinet ) Mike Caluccio or Joe Sullivan (piano) unknown (bass) Max Roach or Specs Powell (drums) Ann Hathaway (vocals), television broadcast, "Adventures In Jazz", CBS TV Studios, NYC, March 4, 1949

. 34 à 37 : Charlie Parker a.o., TV show, NYC, October 31, 1950

CD 1 a: “RICHTIGE DAUERN” (“Right Durations”) for circa 4 players (May 7th 1968).
Recorded August 26th 1969, never played before. Duration: 21:00.
Participants: Carlos R. Alsina (piano & Hammond organ), Jean-François Jenny-Clark (double-bass), Jean-Pierre Drouet (percussion), Michel Portal (tenor saxophone & clarinet), Vinko Globokar (trombone), Karlheinz Stockhausen (voice, bamboo flute).

CD 1 b: “UNBEGRENZT” (“Unlimited”) for ensemble (May 8th 1968).
Recorded August 28th 1969 without previous rehearsal. Duration: 49:07.
Participants: Johannes G. Fritsch (viola with contact microphone and filter), Michel Portal (clarinet, bass clarinet, tenor saxophone), Carlos R. Alsina (piano), Jean-François Jenny-Clark (double-bass), Jean-Pierre Drouet (percussion), Vinko Globokar (trombone), Karlheinz Stockhausen (voice, 2 rin [metal cups: Japanese temple instrument], siren-whistle, short-wave receiver, 1 filter and 2 potentiometers for viola).

CD 2 a: “VERBINDUNG” (“Connection”) for ensemble (May 8th 1968).
Recorded August 30th 1969 without previous rehearsal. Duration: 26:00.
Participants: Harald Bojé (electronium), Aloys Kontarsky (piano), Johannes G. Fritsch (viola with contact microphone and filter), Alfred Alings and Rolf Gehlhaar (tam-tam and percussion with microphone and filter), Jean-Pierre Drouet (tabla, Indian bells and other percussion instruments), Michel Portal (flute, bass clarinet, tenor saxophone), Jean-François Jenny-Clark (double-bass), Karlheinz Stockhausen (2 filters and 4 potentiometers for viola and tam-tam).

CD 2 b: “TREFFPUNKT” (“Meeting Point”) for ensemble, first version (May 8th 1968).
Recorded August 27th 1969 without previous rehearsal. Duration of first version: 10:30.
Participants: Aloys Kontarsky (piano), Rolf Gehlhaar (tam-tam with microphone and bamboo flute), Carlos R. Alsina (piano), Michel Portal (tenor saxophone and clarinet), Vinko Globokar (trombone), Karlheinz Stockhausen (glissando flute, short-wave receiver, 1 filter and 2 potentiometers for tam-tam).

CD 2 c: “TREFFPUNKT” (“Meeting Point”) for ensemble, second version (May 8th 1968).
Recorded August 27th 1969 without previous rehearsal. Duration of second version: 16:07.
Participants: Aloys Kontarsky (piano), Rolf Gehlhaar (tam-tam with microphone and bamboo flute), Carlos R. Alsina (piano), Michel Portal (tenor saxophone and clarinet), Vinko Globokar (trombone), Karlheinz Stockhausen (glissando flute, short-wave receiver, 1 filter and 2 potentiometers for tam-tam).

CD 3 a: “NACHTMUSIK” (“Night Music”) for ensemble (May 8th 1968).
Recorded August 31st 1969 without previous rehearsal. Duration: 27:30.
Participants: Harald Bojé (electronium), Aloys Kontarsky (piano), Johannes G. Fritsch (viola with contact microphone and filter), Alfred Alings and Rolf Gehlhaar (tam-tam with microphone, flexatone, guero, Jew’s harp and other instruments), Jean-François Jenny-Clark (double-bass), Jean-Pierre Drouet (drum and other percussion instruments), Karlheinz Stockhausen (short-wave receiver, cuckoo flute, 2 filters and 4 potentiometers for viola and tam-tam).

CD 3 b: “ABWÄRTS” (“Downwards”) for ensemble, first version (May 8th 1968).
Recorded August 28th 1969 without previous rehearsal. Duration first version: 31:30.
Participants: Aloys Kontarsky (piano), Alfred Alings and Rolf Gehlhaar (tam-tam with microphone and percussion), Carlos R. Alsina (piano), Jean-Pierre Drouet (percussion), Vinko Globokar (trombone), Karlheinz Stockhausen (cuckoo flute, bamboo flute, short-wave receiver, glass with stones, cardboard box with sand and pebbles, 1 filter and 2 potentiometers for tam-tam).

CD 3 c: “ABWÄRTS” (“Downwards”) for ensemble, second version (May 8th 1968).
Recorded August 28th 1969 without previous rehearsal. Duration second version: 19:07.
Participants: Aloys Kontarsky (piano), Alfred Alings and Rolf Gehlhaar (tam-tam with microphone and percussion), Carlos R. Alsina (piano), Jean-Pierre Drouet (percussion), Vinko Globokar (trombone), Karlheinz Stockhausen (cuckoo flute, bamboo flute, short-wave receiver, glass with stones, cardboard box with sand and pebbles, 1 filter and 2 potentiometers for tam-tam).

CD 4 a: “AUFWÄRTS” (“Upwards”) for ensemble (May 8th 1968).
Recorded August 29th 1969 without previous rehearsal. Duration: 30:30.
Participants: Aloys Kontarsky (piano), Johannes G. Fritsch (viola with contact microphone and filter), Alfred Alings and Rolf Gehlhaar (tam-tam and claves), Vinko Globokar (trombone), Karlheinz Stockhausen (filters and potentiometers for viola and tam-tam, short-wave receiver and 2 rin [Japanese temple instruments – metal cups]).

CD 4 b: “INTENSITÄT” (“Intensity”) for ensemble (May 9th 1968).
Recorded August 29th 1969 without previous rehearsal. Duration: 32:07.
Participants: Johannes G. Fritsch (viola with contact microphone and filter), Rolf Gehlhaar (large tam-tam with microphone and filter), Carlos R. Alsina (piano), Jean-François Jenny-Clark (double-bass), Jean-Pierre Drouet (percussion), Michel Portal (saxophone, clarinet, bass clarinet, flute), Karlheinz Stockhausen (hammer, nails, block of wood, sand-paper, rasp, file, 4 car-horns, siren-whistle, 2 filters for viola and tam-tam).

CD 5 a: “SETZ DIE SEGEL ZUR SONNE” (“Set Sail for the Sun”) for ensemble (May 9th 1968).
Recorded August 30th 1969. Duration: 34:00.
Participants: Harald Bojé (electronium), Alfred Alings and Rolf Gehlhaar (tam-tam with microphone), Aloys Kontarsky (piano), Carlos R. Alsina (piano), Jean-François Jenny-Clark (double-bass), Johannes G. Fritsch (viola with contact microphone and filter), Michel Portal (E-flat clarinet, basset-horn, tenor saxophone, taragod), Jean-Pierre Drouet (percussion), Vinko Globokar (trombone), Karlheinz Stockhausen (2 filters and 4 potentiometers for viola and tam-tam)

CD 5 b: “KOMMUNION” (“Communion”) at first for 3, later for 4, 5, 6, 7 players, singers (May 9th 1968).
Recorded August 27th 1969 without previous rehearsal, though six of the eight players had tried out the text “VERBINDUNG”, presenting a similar formulation, three months earlier. Duration: 16:37.
Participants: Alfred Alings and Rolf Gehlhaar (tam-tam and percussion with microphone and filter), Johannes G. Fritsch (viola with contact microphone and filter), Carlos R. Alsina (Hammond organ and piano), Vinko Globokar (trombone), Jean-François Jenny-Clark (double-bass), Michel Portal (saxophone, flute, clarinet), Karlheinz Stockhausen (voice, short-wave receiver, glass with stones and 2 filters and 4 potentiometers for tam-tam and viola).

CD 6 a: “ES” (“It”), first version (May 10th 1968).
First version recorded August 26th 1969. Duration: 25:30.
Participants: Vinko Globokar (trombone), Carlos R. Alsina (piano), Jean-François Jenny-Clark (double-bass), Jean-Pierre Drouet (percussion), Michel Portal (saxophone, flute, clarinet), Karlheinz Stockhausen (voice, siren-whistle, short-wave radio).

CD 6 b: “ES” (“It”), second version (May 10th 1968).
Second version recorded August 31st 1969. Duration: 24:37.
Participants: Harald Bojé (electronium), Aloys Kontarsky (piano), Johannes G. Fritsch (viola with contact microphone and filter), Alfred Alings and Rolf Gehlhaar (large tam-tam with microphone and filter), Karlheinz Stockhausen (filters and potentiometers for tam-tam and viola, voice).

CD 7: “GOLDSTAUB” (“Gold Dust”) for small ensemble (May 10th 1968).
Recorded August 20th 1972 at Stockhausen’s home in Kürten (The only time up to now that it has been performed). Duration: 53:20.
Participants: Péter Eötvös (electrochord, keisu, rin), Herbert Henck (voice, sitar, saucepan partly filled with water, 2 little bells and ship’s bell), Michael Vetter (voice, hands, recorder), Karlheinz Stockhausen (voice, conch shell, large cowbell, keisu, 14 rin, jug and bowl of water, 1 Kandy drum, ring of bells). Some instruments were used seldom or only once (Henck’s instrument and the Kandy drum).