Metropole Orkest
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Metropole Orkest

Type
Orchestra
Styles
classical music, jazz
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Metropole Orkest is a Dutch jazz and pop orchestra, blending classical music and jazz, formed in 1945. It released its first album, “First in the Air,” in 1984.

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Latest album
Who’ll Speak for Love: Burt Bacharach Songbook II (2007)
Formed
1945

About — The artist

The Metropole Orkest (literally “Metropolitan Orchestra”) is a jazz and pop orchestra based in the Netherlands, the largest permanent ensemble of its kind in the world. A hybrid orchestra, it combines the styles of jazz, big band, and the classical symphony orchestra. Made up of 52 to 97 musicians, it is versatile across many musical forms and has a “double rhythm section” — one for pop and rock, and another for jazz.

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Discography

  • Jasperina live! 1972
  • First in the Air 1984
  • Made in Holland 1987
  • I Wished on the Moon 1992
  • The Crooner 1994
  • George Robert – Metropole Orchestra 1995
  • Wish Me Love 1995
  • Clark Terry – Metropole Orchestra 1995
  • Antonia’s Line 1996
  • Andy Martin & Metropole Orchestra 1997
  • Further Adventures 1997
  • Symphonic Jazz 1997
  • Twilight 1998
  • Love For Sale 1998
  • A Flower Is a Lovesome Thing 1998
  • Isn’t It Romantic 1998
  • Pyramid 1999
  • A Time for Love 1999
  • Love Walked In 1999
  • The Chesterfield Arrangements 1937–38 1999
  • My Christmas Album 2000
  • Kodachrome 2002
  • MetroPaul 2004
  • The Universe Will Provide 2004
  • Parallel Universe 2004
  • My Flame Burns Blue 2005
  • Metro’s Midnight Music 2006
  • Symphonic 2006
  • Peter en de wolf 2007
  • Who’ll Speak for Love: Burt Bacharach Songbook II 2007