Larry McDonough Jazz YouTube Channel
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Very Early (composed by Bill Evans)
●We Shall Overcome (Vocal)
●Ukraine National Anthem
●Happy Birthday (Vocal)
●Danny Boy
●Auld Lang Syne
●Taps
Duo
●All Across the City (composed by Jim Hall) Performed with Joel Shapira, Guitar
Larry McDonough Quartet
Fusebox
●Snot Boogie (by member Craig Matarrese)
Trios Trio
●All Apologies (by Kurt Cobain)
Quantum Mechanics
●Quantum Entanglement (by member Eli Hoehn)
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From the Vaults ....
The first television performance
of the Larry McDonough Quartet,
at Minnesota Connection in Edina,
Minnesota, for viewing on public
television stations around the
country. LMQ performs two pieces
two new ones penned by McDonough,
and one holiday song.
The Larry McDonough Quartet
Larry McDonough, Piano, Voice, Compositions and Arrangements
Richard Terrill, Tenor and Soprano Saxes
Craig Matarrese, Bass
Chaz Draper, Drums
Baby Blue Arts Video Team
Laurie Patton, Bruce Lehrer and Dick Erickson
Filmed and recorded at The Music Connection.
●Ode to Joy
●Sirocco (by Larry McDonough)
●Angels We Have Heard on High
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Paris 2012
● Night and Day Jam session at Duc des Lombards
● Some Other Time at Charles de Gaulle Airport
Video by Carol Bergquist
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Nova Contemporary Jazz Orchestra
● Time of Reckoning at the Artist’s Quarter in St. Paul
● Time of Reckoning at the Nova’s 2012 "An Odd Christmas Concert" at Saint James Evangelical Lutheran Church in West Saint Paul, Minnesota
Video by Carol Bergquist
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NewsNight Minnesota
●Thursday, February 3, 2000
Larry McDonough performed selections from Small Steps on NewsNight Minnesota on Twin Cities Public Television. He played “Small Steps,” “Good Day Sunshine” and “Linus and Lucy,” and was interviewed Ken Stone.
●Wednesday, October 4, 2000 (20 minutes and 12 seconds into the show)
McDonough performed some of the “Off Beat” arrangements in a duo with Phil Holm on trumpet on NewsNight Minnesota on Twin Cities Public Television. They played “Five” (Miles Davis’ “Four” in 5/4), “Take the 5A Train” (Duke’s “Take the A Train” in 5/4), and “All Blues,” and were interviewed by Lou Harvin.
