Eugen Cicero -《在MPS上摇摆的古典》(Swinging The Classics On MPS)[3CD][FLAC]
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发行厂牌：Universal Music Classic Jazz
钢琴演奏：Eugen Cicero
专辑介绍：
来自罗马尼亚的爵士钢琴家用他精湛的技艺，用爵士乐将古典乐玩弄于鼓掌，他的演奏让人感受到的就是一种慵懒和华丽吧！
引用Eugen Cicero, of Romanian descent, was born Eugen Ciceu in 1940, started playing piano at age four, gave his first Mozart Concerto with the Symphonic Orchestra of his hometown, Cluj-Napoca (Klausenburg), at age six and by the time he was 14 he was widely known as a child prodigy. His parents helped him develop this gift and hone his skills and when he was 11 they sent him to study with Aurelia Cionca, renowned in her native Romania as an excellent pianist who herself was taught by a student of Franz Liszt. Later Cicero studied with Anna Pitis who is said to have “initiated him into the virtuoso traditions personified by Franz Liszt” and later Cicero studied instrumentation and composition at the National Conservatory in Bucharest. In the early 1960s, Cicero was on tour in East Berlin and managed to escape to the West. It was Charly Antolini, the drummer on most of Cicero’s later recordings, that got him a deal with Saba/MPS and the rest, as they say, is history. Many of his recordings are jazz adaptations of classical music.
CD1：Eugen Cicero - piano
Peter Witte - bass
Charly Antolini - drums
Recorded at MPS-Studio, Villingen, Germany.
1-6 Recorded March 14, 1965, originally released on LP Rokoko-Jazz (MPS 15 027)
7-12 Recorded December, 1965, originally released on LP Cicero's Chopin (MPS 15 068)
CD2：Eugen Cicero - piano
Peter Witte - bass
Charly Antolini - drums
Recorded at MPS-Studio, Villingen, Germany.
1-6 Recorded June 16 17, 1966, originally released on LP Swinging Tschaikowsky (MPS 15 087)
7-13 Recorded December 18-20, 1968, originally released on LP Romantic Swing (MPS 15 156)
CD3：Eugen Cicero - piano (solo piano on 10 11)
J.A. Rettenbachen - bass (1-8)
Peter Witte - bass (9)
Charly Antolini - drums
Recorded at MPS-Studio, Villingen, Germany.
1-8 Recorded June, 1965, originally released on LP Balkan Rhapsody (MPS 15 295)
9 Recorded June 16 17, 1966, originally released on LP In Town (MPS 15 046)
10-11 Recorded 1965, originally released on LP Klavierspielereien (MPS 15 209)
发行厂牌：Universal Music Classic Jazz
钢琴演奏：Eugen Cicero
专辑介绍：
来自罗马尼亚的爵士钢琴家用他精湛的技艺，用爵士乐将古典乐玩弄于鼓掌，他的演奏让人感受到的就是一种慵懒和华丽吧！
引用Eugen Cicero, of Romanian descent, was born Eugen Ciceu in 1940, started playing piano at age four, gave his first Mozart Concerto with the Symphonic Orchestra of his hometown, Cluj-Napoca (Klausenburg), at age six and by the time he was 14 he was widely known as a child prodigy. His parents helped him develop this gift and hone his skills and when he was 11 they sent him to study with Aurelia Cionca, renowned in her native Romania as an excellent pianist who herself was taught by a student of Franz Liszt. Later Cicero studied with Anna Pitis who is said to have “initiated him into the virtuoso traditions personified by Franz Liszt” and later Cicero studied instrumentation and composition at the National Conservatory in Bucharest. In the early 1960s, Cicero was on tour in East Berlin and managed to escape to the West. It was Charly Antolini, the drummer on most of Cicero’s later recordings, that got him a deal with Saba/MPS and the rest, as they say, is history. Many of his recordings are jazz adaptations of classical music.
CD1：Eugen Cicero - piano
Peter Witte - bass
Charly Antolini - drums
Recorded at MPS-Studio, Villingen, Germany.
1-6 Recorded March 14, 1965, originally released on LP Rokoko-Jazz (MPS 15 027)
7-12 Recorded December, 1965, originally released on LP Cicero's Chopin (MPS 15 068)
CD2：Eugen Cicero - piano
Peter Witte - bass
Charly Antolini - drums
Recorded at MPS-Studio, Villingen, Germany.
1-6 Recorded June 16 17, 1966, originally released on LP Swinging Tschaikowsky (MPS 15 087)
7-13 Recorded December 18-20, 1968, originally released on LP Romantic Swing (MPS 15 156)
CD3：Eugen Cicero - piano (solo piano on 10 11)
J.A. Rettenbachen - bass (1-8)
Peter Witte - bass (9)
Charly Antolini - drums
Recorded at MPS-Studio, Villingen, Germany.
1-8 Recorded June, 1965, originally released on LP Balkan Rhapsody (MPS 15 295)
9 Recorded June 16 17, 1966, originally released on LP In Town (MPS 15 046)
10-11 Recorded 1965, originally released on LP Klavierspielereien (MPS 15 209)