The Symphomaniac, Part II: How You Sound - Live At Cornell University, December 1948

Name: The Symphomaniac, Part II: How You Sound - Live At Cornell University, December 1948
Description: The Symphomaniac, Part II: How You Sound - Live At Cornell University, December 1948 a song by Duke Ellington Orchestra on BeMusic

The Symphomaniac, Part II: How You Sound - Live At Cornell University, December 1948 a song by Duke Ellington Orchestra on BeMusic

Black, Brown & Beige: Black - Work Song by Gerald Wiggins, Ed Neumeister, American Composers Orchestra,
Black, Brown & Beige: Black - Come Sunday by Gerald Wiggins, Ed Neumeister, American Composers Orchestra,
Black, Brown & Beige: Black - Light by Gerald Wiggins, Ed Neumeister, American Composers Orchestra,
Black, Brown & Beige: Brown - West Indian Dance by Gerald Wiggins, Ed Neumeister, American Composers Orchestra,
Black, Brown & Beige: Brown - Emancipation Proclamation by Gerald Wiggins, Ed Neumeister, American Composers Orchestra,
Black, Brown & Beige: Brown - the Blues by Gerald Wiggins, Ed Neumeister, American Composers Orchestra,
Black, Brown & Beige: Beige by Gerald Wiggins, Ed Neumeister, American Composers Orchestra,
Three Black Kings (Les Trois Rois Noirs): King Of The Magi, King Solomon, Martin Luther King - orchestrated by Luther Henderson by Gerald Wiggins, Ed Neumeister, American Composers Orchestra,
New World a-Comin' for solo piano and orchestra - orchestrated by Maurice Peress by Gerald Wiggins, Ed Neumeister, American Composers Orchestra,
The Tattooed Bride - Live, Cornell University, December 1948 by Gerald Wiggins, Ed Neumeister, American Composers Orchestra,
Harlem - Live, London, England, February 20, 1964 by Gerald Wiggins, Ed Neumeister, American Composers Orchestra,
Reminiscing In Tempo - Live, December 10, 1948, Cornell University, New York by Gerald Wiggins, Ed Neumeister, American Composers Orchestra,
The Symphomaniac, Part I: Symphonic or Bust - Live At Cornell University, December 1948 by Gerald Wiggins, Ed Neumeister, American Composers Orchestra,
The Symphomaniac, Part II: How You Sound - Live At Cornell University, December 1948 by Gerald Wiggins, Ed Neumeister, American Composers Orchestra,
Come Sunday; Work Song - Two Excerpts from Black, Brown & Beige - Live, January 20, 1946, Chicago, Illinois by Gerald Wiggins, Ed Neumeister, American Composers Orchestra,
The Tonal Group: Mello Ditty (Meloditty) - Live, Chicago, Illinois, January 20, 1946 by Gerald Wiggins, Ed Neumeister, American Composers Orchestra,
The Tonal Group: Fugue (Fugaditty) - Live, Chicago, Illinois, January 20, 1946 by Gerald Wiggins, Ed Neumeister, American Composers Orchestra,
The Tonal Group: Jam a Ditty - Concerto for Jam Band - Live, Chicago, Illinois, January 20, 1946 by Gerald Wiggins, Ed Neumeister, American Composers Orchestra,
The Deep South Suite: There Was Nobody Looking - Live, Chicago, Illinois, November 10, 1946 by Gerald Wiggins, Ed Neumeister, American Composers Orchestra,
The Deep South Suite: Magnolias Just Dripping with Molasses - Live, Chicago, Illinois, November 10, 1946 by Gerald Wiggins, Ed Neumeister, American Composers Orchestra,
The Deep South Suite: Hearsay - Live, Chicago, Illinois, November 10, 1946 by Gerald Wiggins, Ed Neumeister, American Composers Orchestra,
The Deep South Suite: Happy-Go-Lucky Local - Live, Chicago, Illinois, November 10, 1946 by Gerald Wiggins, Ed Neumeister, American Composers Orchestra,
Black, Brown And Beige Suite: Work Song, Come Sunday, Light by Gerald Wiggins, Ed Neumeister, American Composers Orchestra,
Music Is My Mistress, Movement I, Part 1 by Gerald Wiggins, Ed Neumeister, American Composers Orchestra,
Music Is My Mistress, Movement I, Part 2 by Gerald Wiggins, Ed Neumeister, American Composers Orchestra,
Music Is My Mistress, Movement 2 by Gerald Wiggins, Ed Neumeister, American Composers Orchestra,
Music Is My Mistress, Movement 3 by Gerald Wiggins, Ed Neumeister, American Composers Orchestra,
Music Is My Mistress, Movement 4 by Gerald Wiggins, Ed Neumeister, American Composers Orchestra,
Music Is My Mistress, Movement 5 by Gerald Wiggins, Ed Neumeister, American Composers Orchestra,
Harlem by Gerald Wiggins, Ed Neumeister, American Composers Orchestra,