Gerry and Franca Mulligan Foundation
Resources:
| Mulligan Publishing Co., Inc. has arranged with the
Hal Leonard Corporation and Artists House for the publication and distribution of the materials listed below. |
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Gerry Mulligan -The Age of Steam CD & DVD |
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This jam-packed CD/DVD pack features a standard audio CD of the original A&M recording of “The Age of Steam” as well as a DVD with over four hours of content, including: a master class, a documentary, a Dolby Digital stereo and surround sound mix of the original recordings and interviews with several participants in that recording (Bob Brookmeyer, Roger Kellaway, Tom Scott and Stephan Goldman). The DVD also includes the sheet music for each composition on the recording, including the parts for each instrument, which can be printed out from a PC.
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Hal Leonard or Artists
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| Gerry Mulligan Play-Along Songbook |
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Supervised by Mulligan himself, this
package consists of leadsheets, text, a discography, and a play-along
CD of Gerry's brilliant rhythm section (Ted Rosenthal - Piano, Dean
Johnson - Bass, Ron Vincent - Drums). Songs included: Bark for Barksdale -- Dragonfly -- Elevation -- I Heard the Shadows Dancing -- Idol Gossip -- Jeru -- K-4 Pacific -- The Lonely Night (Night Lights) -- Noblesse -- Rocker (Rock Salt) -- Theme for Jobim -- Wallflower -- Wood on Wood 9x12 inches, 44 pages |
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| Version | Inventory HL# | ISBN | |
| C Instruments | 00841258 | 0793587468 | |
| Bass Clef Instruments | 00841261 | 0793587514 | |
| B-flat Instruments | 00841259 | 0793587492 | |
| E-flat Instruments | 00841260 | 0793587506 | |
| Gerry Mulligan Play-Along Collection |
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Supervised by Mulligan himself, this
package consists of leadsheets, text, a discography, and a play-along
CD of Gerry's brilliant rhythm section (Ted Rosenthal - Piano, Dean
Johnson - Bass, Ron Vincent - Drums). Songs included: Apple Core -- A Ballad, Piano Version -- A Ballad, Lead Sheet -- Festive Minor -- Five Brothers -- A Gift for Dizzy -- Line for Lyons -- Lonesome Boulevard -- Nights at the Turntable -- North Atlantic Run -- Rico Apollo -- Song for Strayhorn -- Summer's Over -- Sun on the Stairs -- Walkin' Shoes 9x12 inches, 56 pages |
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| Version | Inventory HL# | ISBN | |
| C Instruments | 00841096 | 0793568307 | |
| Bass Clef Instruments | 00841099 | 0793568366 | |
| B-flat Instruments | 00841097 | 079356834X | |
| E-flat Instruments | 00841098 | 0793568358 | |
| The Gerry Mulligan Workshop Video |
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Legendary composer/arranger/baritone and soprano saxophonist Gerry Mulligan presents a jazz master class in this video presentation. He discusses the musicians and big bands who influenced him, the 'Birth of the Cool' ensemble, his groundbreaking piano-less quartet and Concert Jazz Band, and his candid views on the music scene today. He also discusses and demonstrates his ideas on improvisation. As an added bonus, there are two previously unavailable performances of Mulligan in concert: one with his quartet and another with his Concert Jazz Band. Order From:
Hal Leonard |
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Books Written on Gerry Mulligan:
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| Gerry Mulligan. Raymond Horricks,
Apollo Press Ltd., London 1986 |
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| Listen: Gerry Mulligan: an aural narrative in jazz. Jerome Klinkowitz, Schirmer Books, New York 1991 | |
| Gerry Mulligan's Ark. Raymond Horricks, The Owlet Press, Isle of Wight, England 2003 | |
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| Selected Bibliography:
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| Jazz Masters of the 50's. Joe Goldberg, The Macmillan Company, New York 1965 | |
| Judy Holliday. A biography by Will Holtzman, G.P. Putnam & Sons, New York 1982 | |
| Jazz A History. Frank Tirro, W.W. Norton Company, Inc., New York 1993 & 1977 | |
| West Coast Jazz, Modern Jazz in California 1945-1960. Ted Gioia, University of California Press, Los Angeles 1998 | |
| Visions of Jazz: The First Century. Gary Giddins, Oxford University Press, New York 1998 | |
| Performing Arts Motion Pictures: Editor, Iris Newsom and Publisher, W. Ralph Eubanks, Library of Congress 1998. | |
| Arranging the Score, Portraits of the Great Arrangers. Gene Lees, Cassell, New York 2000 | |