Birth of Jazz: From New Orleans to Chicago | Canal Street Jazz Band · MarchVivo

The rise of jazz was greeted with enthusiasm in the south of the United States, where some distinctive features were forged and soon migrated across the American geography. This concert features works by musicians from New Orleans and Chicago, such as Joe “King” Oliver and Nick LaRocca, mixed with anonymous spiritual standards and composers who broke away from the traditional style, such as Hoagy Carmichael.

Irving Caesar (1895-1996), Sammy Lerner (1903-1989), and Gerald Marks (1900-1997).
00:00 Is It True What They Say About Dixie?

Artie Matthews (1888-1958)
04:22 Weary Blues

Hoagy Carmichael (1899-1981) and Sidney Arodin (1901-1948)
08:54 (Up A) Lazy River

Joe “King” Oliver (1885-1938) and Walter Melrose (1889-1973)
13:10 Hello, Central, Give Me Dr. Jazz

Nick LaRocca (1889-1961)
18:19 Dixieland Jass Band One-Step

Roy Turk (1892-1934) and Lou Handman (1894-1956)
23:58 Are You Lonesome Tonight?

James P. Johnson (1894-1955) and Cecil Mack (1873-1944)
29:27 Charleston

Anonymous
33:49 Just a Closer Walk with Thee (traditional gospel song and jazz standard)

Nick LaRocca (1889-1961) and Larry Shields (1893-1953)
40:17 Tiger Rag

Hoagy Carmichael (1936)
47:05 New Orleans

Anonymous
49:46 When the Saints Go Marchin In (traditional gospel song)


Canal Street Jazz Band (Jim Kashishian, trombone and vocals. Yevhen Riechkalov, trumpet. Fernando Sobrino, piano. Antonio Domínguez, double bass. Raúl Rodríguez, drums)

Excerpt from the concert “From New Orleans to Chicago”, from the series “One Hundred Years of Jazz”
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11 October 2024
Fundación Juan March, Madrid
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