Scorched (album)
Scorched is the live recorded premiere of the (re-)composition by Mark-Anthony Turnage commissioned by the Society of Friends and Patrons of the Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra in 2002. Turnage recomposed and orchestrated original compositions by jazz guitarist John Scofield for symphony orchestra and big band to which the title refers (SCOfield ORCHstratED). Scofield was part of the project together with John Patitucci on electric bass and Peter Erskine on drums. In 2004, it was nominatedfor a Grammy for "Best Classical Crossover Album".
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| Released | 13 January 2004 | |||
| Recorded | Live at Alte Oper, Frankfurt, Germany, 7 September 2002, by Charly Morell, Wolfgang Decker; mixed by John Scofield, Mark-Anthony Turnage, Charly Morell, Wolfgang Decker | |||
| Genre | Jazz, third stream, classical crossover | |||
| Length | 63:53 (CD) | |||
| Label | DG Deutsche Grammophon | |||
| Producer | Udo Wuestendoerfer | |||
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The work on Scorched is used in the film portrait of Turnage by Barrie Gavin (Getting Scorched: Mark-Anthony Turnage, DVD, 2009)
Track listing
All titles composed by Mark-Anthony Turnage and John Scofield.
- "Make Me 1" – 2:56
- "Make Me 2" – 3:02
- "Kubrick" – 4:27
- "Away With Words" – 6:34
- "Fat Lip 1" – 3:07
- "Fat Lip 2" – 4:37
- "Deadzy" – 5:21
- "Trim" – 3:31
- "Nocturnal Mission" – 3:50
- "Let's Say We Did" – 6:27
- "The Nag" – 5:31
- "Cadenza" – 3:12
- "Gil B643" – 7:23
- "Protocol" – 3:48
Personnel
- Mark-Anthony Turnage - composer, orchestration, arranger
- Hugh Wolff - conductor
- Big Band of the Hessian Radio
- Radio Symphony Orchestra Frankfurt
- John Scofield - electric guitar
- John Patitucci - electric bass
- Peter Erskine - drums
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References
- Anderson, Rick. Scorched at AllMusic
- Walters, John L. (12 December 2003). "CD: Mark-Anthony Turnage/ John Scofield, Scorched". The Guardian. Retrieved 27 August 2013.
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