"Bizet Has His Day (inside)" by the Revisionists + 22 Dancers
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We’ve seen a few of these virtual performances where bands stitch together each instrument recorded remotely to create one song. This performance of “Bizet Has His Day” is one of the most slickly produced and visually interesting versions of this that we’ve encountered. Created by The Revisionists based in New York City, along with 22 of their dancer buddies, it’s really a treat to watch. The careful placement of each musician and dancer works really well to highlight specific parts of the music and movements. And each time I watch it, I notice some other cool detail.
Awesome job by the Revisionists led by Danny Jonokuchi, plus the 22 dancers who contributed!
Let’s keep making awesome art, folks!
FULL CREDITS
Originally performed by the Les Brown Band Based on Farandole from L’Arlésienne by Georges Bizet
Saxophones: Ricky Alexander, Chris Oatts, Jason Fabus (solo), Danny Lipsitz, Josh Lee
Trumpets: Danny Jonokuchi
Trombones: Robert Edwards (solo), Mariel Bildsten, Reggie Chapman
Rhythm Section: Ben Paterson - Piano Noah Jackson - Bass Kevin Congleton - Drums
Dancers: Adrienne Weidert, Bobby White & Jessica Miltenberger, Derrick León Washington, PhD, Evita Arce, Gaby Cook, John Hartley & Amy Winn, Jenny Sowden, Julia Loving, Kevin Tan & Taylor Gillhouse, Kristina Radke, Lalaina Rakotomalala, Lewi Gilamichael & Morgan Lee Kestner, Rachel McMullin, Rafal Pulsteny, Seth Harris & Briana Harris, Stina Dallons Isaksen, Walter Shih
Produced and Mixed by Danny Jonokuchi
