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Dexter Morrill, Stan Getz

Music For Stanford

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2004 release ** "Dexter George Morrill (1938-2019) was a composer, trumpet player, and professor of music best known for his collaboration with jazz saxophonist, Stan Getz during the premiere of 'Getz Variations for tenor saxophone and tape' (1984); a Morrill composition which merged jazz improvisation with computer-generated sounds. In his early years, he studied trumpet with Dizzy Gillespie at the Lenox School of Jazz, and later composition with Leonard Ratner and orchestration with Leland Smith before receiving his MA from Stanford University in 1962."

Details
Cat. number: CRC 2732
Year: 2004

Format

Liner notes in English

Total Duration: 61:18

Recordings:

Tracks 1-4: July 19, 1984

Tracks 5-8: 1996

Track 9: 1996

Track 10-12: 1991

Track 13: 1973

Release notes

Liner notes in English Total Duration: 61:18 Recordings: Tracks 1-4: July 19, 1984 Tracks 5-8: 1996 Track 9: 1996 Track 10-12: 1991 Track 13: 1973

Tracklist
Getz Variations
1Echoes5:42
2Quarter4:51
3The Lady From Portola4:14
4Windows4:48
Sea Songs
5E Lo Soleills Plovil2:21
6The Sea Becomes Me2:46
7The Slow Pacific Swell3:42
8Or Followed The Water2:35
9Salzburg Variations10:48
Quartet
10In Proportions5:35
11Solo3:29
12Polytime7:07
13Chowning2:56
Credits
Dexter Morrill
Composed By, Liner Notes, Edited By (10 to 12), Recorded By (13)
Victor E. Sachse
Executive-Producer
Curt Wittig
Mastered By, Recorded By (5 to 8), Transferred By (13)
Edith Smith
Painting
Chris Chafe
Recorded By (10 to 12)
Jay Kadis
Recorded By (10 to 12)
Marice Stith
Recorded By (9)
Mark Dalyrimple
Recorded By (1 to 4)