Waltz from Delsbo (Asmussen, Svend)

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Misc. Notes Violin-part transcribed from the LP "The Asmussen Thigpen Quartet" 1974 and combined with the original organ-part
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Misc. Notes The original Folkmelody from Sweden
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General Information

Work Title Waltz from Delsbo
Alternative. Title Arrangement of a Folkdance from Sweden
Composer Asmussen, Svend
Internal Reference NumberInternal Ref. No. ISA 13
Year/Date of CompositionY/D of Comp. 1973
Average DurationAvg. Duration 3 minutes
Composer Time PeriodComp. Period Modern
Piece Style Jazz
Instrumentation violin, keyboard
External Links dichmusik.dk
Extra Information From LP "The Asmussen Thigpen Quartet" 1974. Rec. Jazzhus Montmartre June 1973. Svend Asmussen, Kjell Öhmann (0rgan), Mads Vinding (bass), Ed Thigpen (drums). Only the organ-manuscript was available, the violin-part is a transcription. Svend plays rhythmically very freely, laid back, and it is impossible to notate. Some of the fast notes were difficult to recognize. Part B goes in tempo with the hihat on all beats and is an ornamented version of the second part of the original melody. In part C Öhmann plays freely over the chords. The 1975-version of Delsbo (on Trio-LP “Musik I Kyrkan”) is based on the same arrangement but is played rubato throughout with Putte Wickman and Svend Asmussen alternating and ornamenting the melody, while Ivan Renlieden with virtuosity uses all 88 keys of the piano.