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| http://dbpedia.org/ontology/abstract | 詹姆斯·拉斯特乐团（英文：James Last Orchestra），德国管弦乐团，1964年由汉斯·拉斯特建立，1968年开始巡回演出，此后在欧洲和全世界颇受欢迎，与法国、英国并称为三大轻音乐乐团。 , La James Last Orchestra es una big band al … La James Last Orchestra es una big band alemana, donde también participan instrumentos de cuerdas (violines, contrabajos, violonchelos). La orquesta fue fundada en 1964 como una , dirigida por el músico de jazz Hans Last (antiguo nombre artístico de James Last). La orquesta comenzó a viajar en 1968, y ha sido muy popular en Europa y en todo el mundo. Alrededor de 1970, la sección de ritmo fue reorganizada con un grupo de rock (guitarra solista: Helmuth Franke, guitarra rítmica: Pedro Hesslein, tambores: Barry Roy Reeves, bajo: Benny Bendorff, percusión: Christian Lembrecht y más tarde Herbert Bornholdt). Bornholdt y Hesslein eran miembros de la banda alemana de rock progresivo Lucifer's Friend (otro miembro, Peter Hecht, participó con James Last a finales de 1970), y Franke fue miembro de la banda de rock-pop Wonderland, cuyas grabaciones fueron producidas por Last. Last inicialmente utilizó muchos de los músicos que, como él, tenían su sede en Hamburgo y se emplearon regularmente por la NDR (Norddeutsche Rundfunk, o Radio Alemana del Norte) big band. Con el tiempo, muchos de los músicos de la NDR no siempre tenían tiempo de hacer una gira con la banda de Last, así que este utilizó esta última opción para hacer la orquesta más internacional. Algunos de los mejores músicos que han participado en la orquesta de Last incluyen al violinista canadiense James Trudean Conrad; el baterista galés Terry Jenkins; el trombonista belga Georges Delagaye; el trompetista sueco Leif Uvemark; y un número de trompetistas estadounidenses como Bob Lanese, Kiefer Rick y los hermanos Chuck Findley y Findley Bob. Otro trompetista, Derek Watkins, de Inglaterra, grabó con The Beatles, participando en "Strawberry Fields Forever" y "Revolution 1". Algunos músicos son familiares: los violinistas Dmiter Pintev padre y Pintev Stefan hijo, y el matrimonio formado por Bob Coassin (trompeta, EE.UU.) y Anne-Louise Comerford (viola, Australia). Bob Coassin es ampliamente conocido en Estados Unidos. En total, cerca de 20 países diferentes están representados en la composición de la orquesta.James Last ha tenido mucha influencia en el mundo del rock y el pop, cuando organiza la música para su orquesta. Un ejemplo típico es su versión de "Here Comes the Sun", del álbum Beachparty 2, que está influida por la versión cantada por Richie Havens en la película Woodstock. La orquesta tiene una versión épica de Greensleeves, donde se aplica una combinación de los estilos de Iron Butterfly y Blood, Sweat & Tears, dos bandas que se declararon públicamente sus favoritos a finales de la década de 1960. Sus grabaciones de estudio no siempre captan la energía desatada en sus conciertos en vivo, donde una combinación de organización y talentosos músicos habilidosos dar algunos resultados sorprendentes. Sus versiones de "Nature Boy", con Chuck Findley, y "MacArthur Park", con Derek Watkins, son dos ejemplos. La famosa melodía "The Lonely Shepherd" fue grabada por vez primera por la James Last Orchestra, junto con Gheorghe Zamfir, a finales de la década de 1970. Ha sido interpretada por ésta durante más de tres décadas, y se le reconoce como una de sus melodías emblemáticas. La melodía fue elegida por Tarantino, para su película Kill Bill 1 (2003). En la actualidad, la orquesta suele aparecer en las presentaciones de Last. Es conocida su versatilidad en cuanto al repertorio (van desde el clásico Ave María hasta una melodía pop de Lady Gaga), y su alegre expresión física y gestual al momento de interpretar (bailes, coreografías, aplausos, gesticulaciones, expresiones especiales con los instrumentos). Otros músicos que han trabajado con la James Last Orchestra, ya sea en vivo o en disco, son los siguientes: Trompeta Leif Uvemark, Bob Lanese, Dieter Kock, Rick Kiefer, Ack van Rooyen, Gary Grant, Lennart Axelsson, Derek Watkins, Hakan Nyquist, Jan Kohlin, Bob Coassin, Chuck Findley, Bob Findley, Alex Malempre, Etienne Cap Trombón Konrad Bogdan, Wolfgang Ahlers, Horst Raasch, Georges Delagaye, Nick Hauck, Pete Beachill, Anders Wiborg, Ole Holmquist Saxofón y flauta Jo Ment, Harald Ende, Werner Rönfeldt, Stan Sulzmann, Matthias Clasen, Herb Geller Guitarra Alan Sparks, Jürgen Schröder, Big Jim Sullivan, Erlend Krauser Bajo Thomas Zurmühlen Tambores Terry Jenkins, Eggert Stefan Percusión Pablo Escayola, Raths Max, Wolfgang Schlüter Teclados y piano Thomas Eggert, John Pearce, Joe Dorff, Richard Clayderman Voz (solistas y coro) Sue Glover, Sunny Leslie, Kay Garner, Lyn Cornell, Russell Stone, Neal Lancaster, Tony Burrows, Joanne Stone, Madeline Bell, Irene Chanter, Simon Bell, Mac Kissoon, Katie Kissoon, Sonja Jones, Tracey Duncan, Ingrid Arthur, Peter Schaper, Anella Kissoon, George Chandler, Jimmy Helms, P.P. Arnold, Ruby James, Sylivia Mason James, Pearly Gates Cuerdas Eugen Raabe, Dmiter Pintev, Trudean Konrad, Gillian Catlow, Anne-Louise Comerford, Stefan Pintev, Juliane Holz, Zwetelina Haubold, Martin Lehmann, Boris Bachmann, Rebecca Thümer, Wulf Lohbeck, Kirsten Ibarra, Nadine Goussi Aguigah, Mathias Brommann, Kiki Zumach, Maria-Elena Pacheco, Katie Vitalie Ekatarina Bolotova, Adrian Bleyer, Katharina Kowalski, Dana Anka Matchin.er, Katharina Kowalski, Dana Anka Matchin. , The James Last Orchestra was a German/mult … The James Last Orchestra was a German/multinational big-band orchestra. The orchestra was established in 1964 as a studio orchestra, led by jazz musician Hans Last. The orchestra started touring in 1968 and has been very popular worldwide. From 1965, Polydor Records named him 'James Last', as they thought the name 'James' would be more suitable for the international market. Around 1970 the rhythm section was reorganized as a rock group (lead guitar: , rhythm guitar: , drums: , bass: Benny Bendorff, percussion: and later ). Bornholdt and Hesslein were members of the German progressive rock band Lucifer's Friend (another member, , played with Last for a few years in the late 1970s), and Franke was a member of the pop-rock band Wonderland, whose recordings were produced by Last. Last initially used many of the musicians who, like himself, were based in Hamburg and were regularly employed by the Norddeutscher Rundfunk (NDR, or North German Radio) big band. Over time, many of the NDR musicians could not always get time off to tour with the Last band, so Last used this chance to make the orchestra more international. Some of the top musicians who have played in the James Last orchestra include Canadian violinist , Welsh drummer Terry Jenkins, Belgian trombonist , Swedish trumpeter Leif Uvemark and a number of American trumpeters including Bob Lanese, Rick Kiefer and brothers Chuck Findley and . Another trumpeter, Derek Watkins from England, recorded with The Beatles, playing on "Strawberry Fields Forever" and "Revolution 1". Some musicians are family: father-and-son violinists and , and husband and wife (trumpet, USA) and (viola, Australia). Bob Coassin is widely known in America. All in all, about 20 different countries are represented in the membership of the orchestra.(All of Which were Recruited through the various James Last Admin Offices in Hamburg, London, and North America when the band became more of a Multi-National orchestra). James Last took much influence from the world of rock and pop when arranging music for his orchestra. A typical example is his version of "Here Comes the Sun" from the album Beachparty 2 which is influenced by the version sung by Richie Havens in the film Woodstock. Last's epic version of "Greensleeves" is a combination of the styles of Iron Butterfly and Blood, Sweat & Tears, two bands that he publicly declared his favourites in the late 1960s. His studio recordings do not always capture the energy unleashed at his live concerts where a combination of skilful arranging and talented musicians give some surprising performances. His versions of "Nature Boy" featuring Chuck Findley and "MacArthur Park" featuring Derek Watkins are two examples. James Last has so far (2013) sold more than 80 million albums during his career, which has honoured him with 208 Golden and 11 Silver records. On April 17 2014, James Last celebrated his 85th birthday. At the same time, he presented a tour for his band in 2015 which he completed in the spring of 2015, just before he died on 9 June in Florida. Earlier musicians who have worked with the James Last Orchestra, either live or on record, included: Trumpet (1968–1970), (1968–1970), Manfred Moch (1968–1972, 1976–1977), (1968–1972, 1976–1978), Leif Uvemark (1969–1973), Rick Kiefer (1973–1976, 1978), (1970–1975), (1972), Bob Lanese (1972–2002), Ack van Rooyen (1975), (1975), Lennart Axelsson (1973–1977, 1978–1980, 1990–1991), (1975–2002), Derek Watkins (1976–2007), Gregory Bowen (1978), (1977), Kenny Wheeler (1977), (1977), (1980–1981), (1981–2015), (1991, 2002–2015), (1991), Stuart Brooks (2002), John Barclay (2002), Martin Krämer {2002), Chuck Findley (2001-), (2002-)Trombone (1968–1970), (1968–1969), , (1968–1978, 1980–2015), (1969–1984), (1970–1972, 1978, 1987), (1972–1978), (1978–1983), Ole Holmquist (1978–2013), (1984–1988), (1995–1999, 2001, 2015), (2002–2015), (1991), (1990–2001), Saxophone & flute, Karl-Hermann Lüer (1966–1991), Harald Ende (1969–1979), (1976), (1978), Stan Sulzmann (1979–1987), (1991), (1991), (1999–2007), Herb Geller (1991), Jamie Talbot, (1988–2002)GuitarHeinz Schulze (1968–1969), (1968–1972), Ladi Geisler, (1969–1977), (1972–1977, 1985-), Big Jim Sullivan (1978–1985), (1978), (1978), (1992-)Bass (1968–1969), Benny Bendorff (1969–2002), (2002-)DrumsRobert Last (1965–1972), (1972–1978), Terry Jenkins (1978–2002), (2002–2015)Percussion (1970–1972, 1978–1985), (1971–1972), (1972–1978, 1987–2002) ), (1976–1978), , (1976–1978), Mathias Korb (1999–2001), (2002-)Piano, organ, synthesizer, vibes, accordion Günter Platzek (1965–1990) Bandoneon, saxophoneJo Ment (1965–2002)KeyboardsJames Last, (1976–1978), (1987–2015), (1991–2002), Ron Last, (1997–2002), (2002–2015)Vocalsenglish choir: Sue Glover, Sunny Leslie (1971–1980), (1971–1974), Lyn Cornell (1971–1980), (1971–1972), (1971–1972, 1978), (1971–1995), (1971–1978), (1971–1972), Tony Burrows (1971–1980), Joanne Stone (1974–1978), David Martin (1977–1980), Stephanie De Sykes (1977), Lyn White (1978–1979), Madeline Bell (1976, 1980–1983, 2009), Irene Chanter (1979–1983, 1991), (1978–2015), (1981–2015), Katie Kissoon (1981–1997), Sonia Jones (1990–2015), (1999–2015), (2002–2015), , George Chandler (1981–1983), Jimmy Helms (1987–1988), P.P. Arnold (1987), (1978, 1987–1997), Sylvia Mason-James (1987–1991), Pearly Gates, Vicki Brown, Jimmy Chambers (1996–2002)german choir: , , , , , , , , Michael Reinecke, , , Strings, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , .s, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , . |
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| rdfs:comment | The James Last Orchestra was a German/mult … The James Last Orchestra was a German/multinational big-band orchestra. The orchestra was established in 1964 as a studio orchestra, led by jazz musician Hans Last. The orchestra started touring in 1968 and has been very popular worldwide. From 1965, Polydor Records named him 'James Last', as they thought the name 'James' would be more suitable for the international market. On April 17 2014, James Last celebrated his 85th birthday. At the same time, he presented a tour for his band in 2015 which he completed in the spring of 2015, just before he died on 9 June in Florida. just before he died on 9 June in Florida. , 詹姆斯·拉斯特乐团（英文：James Last Orchestra），德国管弦乐团，1964年由汉斯·拉斯特建立，1968年开始巡回演出，此后在欧洲和全世界颇受欢迎，与法国、英国并称为三大轻音乐乐团。 , La James Last Orchestra es una big band al … La James Last Orchestra es una big band alemana, donde también participan instrumentos de cuerdas (violines, contrabajos, violonchelos). La orquesta fue fundada en 1964 como una , dirigida por el músico de jazz Hans Last (antiguo nombre artístico de James Last). La orquesta comenzó a viajar en 1968, y ha sido muy popular en Europa y en todo el mundo. Otros músicos que han trabajado con la James Last Orchestra, ya sea en vivo o en disco, son los siguientes: Trompeta Trombón Konrad Bogdan, Wolfgang Ahlers, Horst Raasch, Georges Delagaye, Nick Hauck, Pete Beachill, Anders Wiborg, Ole Holmquist Bajoeachill, Anders Wiborg, Ole Holmquist Bajo |
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