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Third Stream
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Artists: SWR Big Band, Yerevan State Chamber Choir, Zentralquartett, UMO Jazz Orchestra, Classical Jazz Quartet, Zapp 4, The Ed Palermo Big Band, Symphonic Jazz Orchestra, Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra , Scottish National Jazz Orchestra , Camerata Orchestra , NDR Symphony Orchestra , Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra, Scheen Jazzorkester, A Filetta Corsican Voices, Vertigo, KYN, Tarkovsky Quartet, Ensemble 13, Norbotten Big Band, The Franz Liszt Chamber Orchestra, Budapest, Absolute Ensemble, Munich Radio Symphony, Ensemble Indigo, New Art Saxophone Quartet, Lucerne Jazz Orchestra, Frankfurt Radio Big Band , Quinteto Cimarron, Vitral Saxophone Quartet, Meridiana Multijazz Orchestra, Faraualla, Subtone, Orchestra of the Lucerne Festival Academy, Phronesis, Quercus, Music 4 a While, London Metropolitan Orchestra, Polish National Philharmonic, Jürg Wickihalder Orchestra, Vein, Modern Art Orchestra, Talinka, Bochumer Symphoniker, Ensemble Vivant, L'Orchestre du Lion
Labels: Sony, Blue Note Records, Mack Avenue, Enlightenment, Concord Jazz, Verve, Okeh Records, Motema Music, ECM Records, Telarc, ACT, Animal Music, Azica Records, Between the Lines, BMC Records, Buzz, Camilio Records, Cam Jazz, Challenge Records, Concord Records, Cuneiform, DOL, Double Moon, Edition Records, Enja Records, Fine Music, Green Hill, GRP Records, HighNote Records, Igloo Records, Infrequent Seams Records, Intakt Records, Jazzheads, Kind of Blue, Losen Records, Mama Records, Milan Records, Mobile Fidelity, Moonjune Records, MPS, Musiques Suisses, New Amsterdam, Opening Day Entertainment, Origin Records, Pi Recordings, Poll Winners, Prophone, Songlines, Squatty Roo Records, Summit Records, Sunnyside Records, Wax Time, Zoho Music, SWR Jazzhaus, Winter & Winter, Alba, Eden River Records, Storyville Records, HatHut, W.E.R.F. Records, Nilento Records, Indesens
Description
Composer Gunther Schuller first mentioned this style in a 1957 lecture, describing it as a synthesis of classical and jazz, in which improvisation plays an important role. Draws liberally from both genres, therefore practitioners need to be proficient in both.
