Roger Cicero Live at Montreux
Roger Cicero Live at Montreux

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Roger Cicero Live at Montreux

2010
Movie
100 min
German

The night of July 12th 2010 was a memorable evening in the history of the Montreux Jazz Festival. The theme of the night was "Singin' and Swingin'" and it starred Roger Cicero and his fantastic Big Band under the guidance of Lutz Krajenski. Cicero and Hs Band gave an electrifying performance with a mixture of swing ballads, seventies' soul and danceable grooves featuring classics like "Zieh die Schuh aus", "Nicht artgerecht" and "Wenn sie dich fragt" and the English adaptations of his hits "Murphys Gesetz" ("Murphy's Law") and "Ich had das Gefühl für dich verlor'n" ("That You And I Feeling"). Roger Cicero enchanted the crowd and his musicians thrilled this discerning audience. What a show!

Insights

Director: N/A (Live Concert Recording)Genres: Live Concert, Jazz, Pop

Plot Summary

This concert recording captures the energetic performance of German singer Roger Cicero and the NDR Big Band at the Montreux Jazz Festival in 2010. The show features a blend of Cicero's signature swing-infused pop hits, performed with the rich brass arrangements of the renowned big band. It showcases his charismatic stage presence and musical versatility.

Critical Reception

As a live concert recording, critical reception is primarily focused on the performance quality and the captured atmosphere. Roger Cicero was widely praised in Germany for his unique take on modern pop music with a classic swing sound. This performance at Montreux is generally seen as a strong representation of his live capabilities and his ability to connect with a large audience.

What Reviewers Say

  • A vibrant and high-energy live performance.

  • Showcases Cicero's charismatic stage presence and vocal talent.

  • Excellent big band arrangements complement the pop melodies.

Google audience: Audience reviews often highlight the infectious energy and the impressive sound of the NDR Big Band. Many appreciate the fusion of pop sensibilities with classic big band jazz, finding it both entertaining and musically rich. The live atmosphere is frequently cited as a major plus.

Awards & Accolades

None notable (Live concert recordings typically do not receive major industry awards in the same way studio films or shows do).

Fun Fact

The Montreux Jazz Festival is one of the oldest and most prestigious jazz festivals in the world, having hosted legendary artists like Miles Davis, Nina Simone, and Prince.

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