℗ 1974 Atlantic Records
Released December 6, 2011
Duration 41m 27s
Record Label Rhino Atlantic
Genre Jazz
 

Blues on Bach

The Modern Jazz Quartet

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1.1
Regret?
The Modern Jazz Quartet
2:04
1.2
Blues in B Flat
The Modern Jazz Quartet
4:56
1.3
Rise up in the Morning
The Modern Jazz Quartet
3:28
1.4
Blues in a Minor
The Modern Jazz Quartet
7:53
1.5
Precious Joy
The Modern Jazz Quartet
3:12
1.6
Blues in C Minor
The Modern Jazz Quartet
7:58
1.7
Don't Stop This Train
The Modern Jazz Quartet
1:45
1.8
Blues in H (B)
The Modern Jazz Quartet
5:46
1.9
Tears from the Children
The Modern Jazz Quartet
4:25
Blues on Bach is an album by American jazz group the Modern Jazz Quartet recorded in 1973 and released on the Atlantic label. The album includes five John Lewis arrangements of pieces by Johann Sebastian Bach, interspersed with four original blues pieces "on" [the name] "Bach" -- in keys (and with titles) that spell out in order the name B-A-C-H. The five pieces arranged from Bach originals are: "Regret?" from "The Old Year Has Now Passed Away"; "Rise Up in the Morning" from "Sleepers Wake"; "Precious Joy" from "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring"; "Don't Stop This Train" from a selection in "Klavierbüchlein für Wilhelm Friedemann Bach"; and "Tears from the Children" from the Prelude 8 in E-flat minor from Book I of the "The Well-Tempered Clavier"). For the four blues pieces, the "spelling" of the titles follows the system Bach and his German contemporaries used, in which the letter B indicates B-flat, and the letter H is B-natural. So, the four blues pieces that spell the name B-A-C-H are in the keys of B-flat (major), A (minor), C (minor) and B (major).
192 kHz / 24-bit, 96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Rhino Atlantic Studio Masters

Tracks 1-9 – contains high-resolution digital transfers of material originating from an analogue master source
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-1.13
-3.54 to 0.00
-19.51
-23.08 to -17.70
-17.22
-20.70 to -15.70
11
10 to 12
1
Regret?
0.00-18.96-16.912
2
Blues in B Flat
-1.26-18.51-16.111
3
Rise up in the Morning
-2.12-20.81-18.110
4
Blues in a Minor
-0.28-20.06-17.712
5
Precious Joy
-0.71-17.70-16.010
6
Blues in C Minor
-0.74-17.85-15.711
7
Don't Stop This Train
-3.54-20.38-17.410
8
Blues in H (B)
-0.45-18.22-16.411
9
Tears from the Children
-1.03-23.08-20.712

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