Two Worlds (Lee Ritenour and Dave Grusin album)

Two Worlds

Studio album by Lee Ritenour and Dave Grusin
Released	2000
Label	Decca

Two Worlds is an album devised by the renowned jazz musicians Lee Ritenour and Dave Grusin in which they combine in new arrangements with the expert classical musicians including the soprano Renée Fleming, the violinist Gil Shaham and the cellist Julian Lloyd Webber.

Track listing

Concerto In A Minor For Four Keyboards And Strings, BWV 1065: Movement 1, J.S.Bach
Bachianas Brasileiras No. 5: Aria (Cantilena), Villa-Lobos", featuring Renée Fleming
Sonatina: Andante II, F. Moreno Torroba
Elegia (A Henri) With Introduction & Epilogue from "Liebeslie", Fritz Kreisler, featuring Gil Shaham and Ralph Morrison
Suite Popular Espanola: No. 3 Cancion, M. de Falla, featuring James Walker
Lagrima, Lee Ritenour
River Songs: The Water Is Wide/Shenandoah, trad., featuring Renée Fleming
Romanian Folk Dances: Stick Dance, Sash Dance, Stamping Dance, Horn Dance, Romanian Polka, Fast Dance, Béla Bartók, featuring Gil Shaham
Suite Compostelana: III, Cuna, Federico Mompou
Suite Popular Espanola: El Pano Moruno, M. de Falla, featuring James Walker
Siciliana, J.S. Bach, featuring Julian Lloyd Webber
Canto Invierno, Dave Grusin
Bachianas Brasileiras No. 4 Preludio, H. Villa-Lobos, featuring Julian Lloyd Webber

Lee Ritenour

Studio albums	First Course Gentle Thoughts Captain Fingers Sugar Loaf Express Friendship The Captain's Journey Rio Earth Run Two Worlds

with Brass Fever	Brass Fever Time Is Running Out

with Dizzy Gillespie	Free Ride

with Alphonse Mouzon	Mind Transplant The Man Incognito

with Lalo Schifrin	Rollercoaster

with Fourplay	Fourplay Between the Sheets Elixir The Best of Fourplay

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