Last Dance
UMO Helsinki Jazz Orchestra & Ed Partyka
Even fans of more gutsy, swinging big bands will find it hard to resist the sheer pastoral beauty of this gorgeous music, available as a vinyl-only release.
Last Dance
UMO Helsinki Jazz Orchestra & Ed Partyka
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Even fans of more gutsy, swinging big bands will find it hard to resist the sheer pastoral beauty of this gorgeous music, available as a vinyl-only release.
About
UMO Helsinki Jazz Orchestra was founded in 1975 and has released over 60 albums. The orchestra has been featured with hundreds of artists around the world. This album is the first conducted by Ed Partyka, the orchestra's current artistic director.
Contents and tracklist
- UMO Helsinki Jazz Orchestra, Kasperi Sarikoski (trombone), Ville Vannemaa (flute), Ville Vannemaa (soprano saxophone), Manuel Dunkel (flute), Manuel Dunkel (soprano saxophone), Mikko Mäkinen (flute), Mikko Mäkinen (soprano saxophone), Jouni Järvelä (bass clarinet), Max Zenger (bass clarinet), Teemu Mattsson (trumpet), Timo Paasonen (trumpet), Mikko Pettinen (trumpet), Tero Saarti (trumpet), Tomi Nikku (trumpet), Tatu-Pekka Paukkunen (horn), Pekka Laukkanen (trombone), Mikael Långbacka (bass trombone), Mikko Mustonen (tuba), Seppo Kantonen (piano), Jori Huhtala (double bass), Jaska Lukkarinen (drums)
- Ed Partyka
- UMO Helsinki Jazz Orchestra, Mikko Mäkinen (soloist), Seppo Kantonen (piano), Manuel Dunkel (flute), Jouni Järvelä (clarinet), Ville Vannemaa (bass clarinet), Max Zenger (bass clarinet), Teemu Mattsson (trumpet), Timo Paasonen (trumpet), Mikko Pettinen (trumpet), Tero Saarti (trumpet), Tomi Nikku (trumpet), Tatu-Pekka Paukkunen (horn), Kasperi Sarikoski (trombone), Pekka Laukkanen (trombone), Mikael Långbacka (bass trombone), Mikko Mustonen (tuba), Jori Huhtala (double bass), Jaska Lukkarinen (drums)
- Ed Partyka
- UMO Helsinki Jazz Orchestra, Jouni Järvelä (alto saxophone), Tatu-Pekka Paukkunen (horn), Seppo Kantonen (piano), Jaska Lukkarinen (drums), Ville Vannemaa (bass clarinet), Ville Vannemaa (soprano saxophone), Manuel Dunkel (tenor saxophone), Mikko Mäkinen (baritone saxophone), Mikko Mäkinen (bass clarinet), Max Zenger (bass clarinet), Teemu Mattsson (trumpet), Timo Paasonen (trumpet), Mikko Pettinen (trumpet), Tero Saarti (trumpet), Tomi Nikku (trumpet), Kasperi Sarikoski (trombone), Pekka Laukkanen (trombone), Mikael Långbacka (bass trombone), Mikko Mustonen (tuba), Jori Huhtala (double bass)
- Ed Partyka
- UMO Helsinki Jazz Orchestra, Ville Vannemaa (alto saxophone), Ville Vannemaa (soprano saxophone), Jouni Järvelä (clarinet), Jouni Järvelä (alto saxophone), Jouni Järvelä (soprano saxophone), Manuel Dunkel (flute), Manuel Dunkel (soprano saxophone), Manuel Dunkel (tenor saxophone), Mikko Mäkinen (flute), Mikko Mäkinen (baritone saxophone), Max Zenger (bass clarinet), Teemu Mattsson (trumpet), Timo Paasonen (trumpet), Mikko Pettinen (trumpet), Tero Saarti (trumpet), Janne Toivonen (trumpet), Joonas Seppelin (horn), Kasperi Sarikoski (trombone), Pekka Laukkanen (trombone), Mikael Långbacka (bass trombone), Mikko Mustonen (tuba), Juho Valjakka (piano), Juho Kivivuori (double bass), Jaska Lukkarinen (drums)
- Ed Partyka
Awards and reviews
March 2022
Even fans of more gutsy, swinging big bands will find it hard to resist the sheer pastoral beauty of this gorgeous music, available as a vinyl-only release.
