61. UCLArts : Department Of Music FACULTY bios. He is cofounder and president emeritus of the jazz Heritage Foundation,member of the American Society of composers, Authors, and http://www.music.ucla.edu/people/faculty bios/Burrell.html

Faculty Bios FACULTY BIOS Names A-J Beghin, Tom Blankenburg, Heinz Booth, Bill Bourland, Roger Bull, Christoph Burrell, Kenny Carlson, Mark Chapman, Alan Chihara, Paul Coker, Charles Coletti, Paul Goldsmith, Jerry Gondek, Juliana Grasse, Jonathan Gray, Gary Hall, John Hansen, Judith Hanulik, Chris Henderson, Gordon Heuser, Frank Johnson, Tommy Judkins, Jennifer Names K-Z Kaplan, Mark Krouse, Ian Kuszyk, Marion Lee, D. Thomas Lefkowitz, David Lind, Vicki Lindemann, Jens Margulis, Vitaly Masek, Douglas Mussard, Timothy Neill, Lou Anne Neuen, Donald O'Connor, Brian Peters, Mitch Ponce, Walter Reale, Paul Robertson, Jon Shulman, Andrew Snow, Jennifer Stokes, Sheridon Vendice, William Winter, Robert Yates, Peter SEARCH FOR FACULTY BY AREA Kenny Burrell ProfessorGuitar; Jazz Program Director office: 206-1044 email: kburrell@arts.ucla.edu KENNY BURRELL Guitar Forms, Ellington is Forever, and Kenny Burrell and John Coltrane . He has recorded 87 albums under his own name, and several hundred with other artists. He has been associated with a virtual "Who's Who" in the music business, performing and recording with such artists as Duke Ellington, Herbie Hancock, Dizzy Gillespie, Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Charlie Parker, Oscar Peterson, Tony Bennett, Billy Holiday, and Quincy Jones. Working with such an array of artists through the years, Burrell has helped shape the direction of jazz and other popular music.

62. Who's Who In Musicals - Additional Bios II Who's Who in Musicals Additional bios II by John Kenrick. the 1930's, with scoresby the top composers of the her stage name from the classic jazz tune Sweet http://www.musicals101.com/who12.htm

Musicals101.com History of Musicals What is a musical? Stage ... Bibliography Sub-Histories A Chorus Line Cabaret 101 George M Cohan 101 Noel Coward 101 ... About the Author You can reach author John Kenrick at jbk@musicals101.com Who's Who in Musicals: Additional Bios II by John Kenrick Berman , Pandro S. Film producer b. Mar. 28, 1905 (Pittsburgh, PA) - d. July 13, 1996 (Beverly Hills, CA) Born into a film industry family, Berman worked his way up from script clerk to assistant director at RKO Studios. Soon after he began producing, he saw Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers steal Flying Down to Rio The Gay Divorcee (1934), Berman produced seven Astaire-Rogers films, five of which were directed by Mark Sandrich Irving Berlin for Top Hat Follow the Fleet (1936) and Carefree Jerome Kern for Roberta (1935) and Swing Time (1936) and George and Ira Gershwin for Shall We Dance (1937). He also produced Berman worked on numerous non-musicals for RKO, including Of Human Bondage Gunga Din (1937) and Stage Door After acting as executive producer for Orson Welles' landmark drama Citizen Kane (1941), Berman began a long stint with MGM, working predominantly on dramas and comedies. He occasionally strayed back to musical projects, producing

63. Musician's Website Links - Music Network, Ireland Seamus Blake, Saxophone, jazz, www.bloomdaddies.com. Brennan, Organ, Classical, www.cmc.ie/composers/brennan.html. Flute,Traditional, www.cianmusic.com/cianpag/bios.htm. http://www.musicnetwork.ie/musicianlinks.htm

Artist/Ensemble/Group Instrument Genre Website Address The following links are listed in alphabetical order by artist surname or ensemble name. These links are provided for information purposes only. Music Network takes no responsibility for the content, maintenance or availability of external sites. To be considered for inclusion on this page or to report a malfunctioning link please email your url or the broken url to seamus@musicnetwork.ie Adams, David Harpsichord, Organ, Piano Classical, Contemporary www.crashensemble.com/members/david.html Agnew, David Oboe, Cor Anglais Classical www.w1.ie/clients/oboeking/html/index.html Akadamie für Alte Musik Various Baroque www.akademie-berlin.de Alaberdova, Marianna Viola Classical www.lacademia.net Allen, Giselle Voice, Soprano Classical www.alliedartists.co.uk/Biographies/79.shtml Altan Various Traditional www.altan.ie Anuna Voice Classical, Contemporary www.anuna.ie

64. AUTUMN'S CHILD GROUP BIOS There he studied with noted composers Roland Jordan and John Perkins. Joe'smusical stylings include avant garde, jazz and world music. http://www.cedarnsagemusic.com/AUTUMN'S_CHILD_GROUP_BIOS.html

"Mark Holland is fresh and stylish in his native flute playing. His sound is mellifluous and enjoyable. He is masterful in his handling of melodic lines, executing tasteful embellishments and ornamentation. Autumn's Child continues to push the envelope and utilize innovative and adventurous ways to create 'world / progressive music" Dr. Kathleen Joyce - Grendahl - Executive Director, International Native American Flute Association Mark Holland - native American flutes, composer, arranger Click here for Mark's complete press kit Janice Rieman - cello Janice is a free-lance cellist and teacher; she plays in the Webster Symphony, Illinois Symphony, Festive Muse Trio and for commercial studios. She has a M.M. in cello performance and studied with Savely Schuester. Joe Bigham - acoustic guitar, sitar Joe has a Bachelor in Music degree in classical composition from Washington University. There he studied with noted composers Roland Jordan and John Perkins. He spent three years studying Indian classical music with master sitar player Ustad Imrat Kahn. Joe's musical stylings include avant garde, jazz and world music. Brian McCary - ethnic percussion Brian has played in various percussion ensembles. He has given lessons on frame drums and dumbek as well as conducting percussion workshops. He also plays ashiko, udu, and a multitude of various hand percussion instruments.

65. Kriste Peoples - Band Bios Bloodstone through the Orchestral Reading Project of The American composers Forum rangingfrom traditional big bands to smaller, freejazz experimental projects http://www.kristepeoples.com/band bios.html

peter capelle Peter Capelle has been performing with Kriste Peoples since January of 2001. As a freelance pianist and composer, he has performed in New York City at The Knitting Factory, Steinway Hall, The Next Stage, The Theodore Roosevelt Museum and The Duplex. In 1998, he was awarded a reading of his composition "Bloodstone" through the Orchestral Reading Project of The American Composers Forum. He holds a degree in Music from Indiana University and The Cleveland Institute of Music. masa kamaguchi With an extensive touring background in Europe and Asia to his credit, Masa Kamaguchi has also performed extensively in the United States on both the East and West coasts. Masa has played bass for over fifteen years with groups ranging from traditional big bands to smaller, free-jazz experimental projects. He relocated from his native Japan to continue his studies in America at Berkley School of Music. Well-versed in straight-ahead jazz as well as avant garde styles of this genre, he brings a fresh interpretation and spontaneity to whatever he approaches. richard livingston-huntley Richard Livingston Huntley is a New York City-based percussionist. He plays many different types of music including jazz, funk, brazilian, klezmer, cuban, etc. He has recorded and or played with many great musicians such as Mulgrew Miller, Billy Drewes, Cameron Brown and many others. He has performed throughout the United States, Europe and Canada. He has also composed music for theatre and film. Huntley is an endorser/clinician for Bosphorus cymbals and Regal Tip sticks and brushes.

66. Verizon | Verizon Music Festival Sponsorships \ Music Festival \ Tampa Bay Tampa Bay Artist bios from a variety offorms, from jazz and rock one of the world's premier composers and performers http://www22.verizon.com/about/community/sponsorships/musicfestival/2002/tb/bios

var szReferer = document.referrer; document.write( '' ); // document.write(virt); Advanced Search Verizon Music Festival New York City Tampa ... Tampa Bay Tampa Bay Artist Bios Al Jarreau Kevin Ceballo Shemekia Copeland Chris Botti ... Democracy Al Jarreau back to the top Kevin Ceballo back to the top Shemekia Copeland From the softest soul whisper to a growling, full-throated blues roar, vocalist Shemekia Copeland sings soul deep. Her huge, dynamic voice and vibrant personality shine through every song she tackles. Since the release of her 1998 Alligator debut, "Turn the Heat Up", Copeland has conquered the blues world and beyond. Shemekia's passion for singing, matched with her huge, blast-furnace voice and impeccable timing, give her music the timeless power and foot-stomping urgency of a very few great musicians who have come before her. back to the top Chris Botti back to the top Wayne Shorter Quartet Wayne Shorter's career spans nearly thirty-five years, having crossed paths with many of history's indisputable giants of music. Through his solo career, Shorter helped to redefine the new hybrid of music that borrowed from a variety of forms, from jazz and rock to classical and electronic. With the 1985 release of Atlantis, Wayne Shorter reasserted himself as one of the world's premier composers and performers of progressive music. For many years, Wayne Shorter has succeeded in intermingling the popular and the progressive, proving him one of the most remarkable minds in jazz history. The quality of that juxtaposition has resulted in his reputation as both daring band leader and consummate modernist, and has won him three Grammies. Wayne Shorter has earned these accolades through his incredible ability to improvise for more than four decades, and there is no doubt that he will continue to cultivate it in the future.

67. UVa Music Library: Resources & Finding Aids includes performance schedules, essays, and bios of jazz aims to bring together jazzprofessionals, including musicians, composers, record producers http://www.lib.virginia.edu/MusicLib/resources/jazz.html

Music Library Home General Info Services Collections ... Theory and Composition Research by Area and Genre Jazz and Blues Advance Music Insite! is the web site of Europe's largest jazz book publisher. Benny Carter is a celebration of the life of this jazz saxophonist, including a discography of currently available recordings, photographs, performance schedules, and links to other Web resources. Big Band and Jazz Hall of Fame Online features the Jazzology database, with information on more than 2000 major contributors to jazz, big band, Dixieland and other styles. Blue Flame Cafe is an interactive biographical encyclopedia of singers of the blues. The Blue Highway has pages on bluesmakers, radio listings, a chat room, and other blues news. The Chicago Jazz Archive is housed at the Joseph Regenstein Library ( University of Chicago Club Kaycee: Kansas City Jazz in the 1920s and 30s (Miller Nichols Library, University of Missouri-Kansas City) includes biographies, articles, venues, and a "Soundbyte" section, with recorded excerpts from the jazz collection in RealAudio format. Contemporary List of Jazz Links is sorted by category (artists, magazines, radio stations, festivals, others).

68. Braco Bios John first became aware of the music of AvantGarde composers, 20th Century Russiancomposers such as Stravinski, and the vanguard of jazz-fusion giants such http://braco.biz/bios.htm

Cesar Oviedo - Bass, Vocals Nicaraguan native Cesar A. Oviedo presently is the Latin instructor at the Music Academy of North Carolina. His professional career started shortly after studying at the National Conservatory of Music in Managua. His experience as a bass player with the Jazz-Fusion band Praxis, led him to participate in The Havana-Cuba Jazz Festival and the UCLA festival in Lima, Peru. After winning first prize in the Festival de la Juventud, he later became the music advisor for the Nicaraguan National Television System for a period of three years. His arrival to the States and his experience in the field opened up new opportunities this time directing Latin bands in San Francisco, Miami, Las Vegas and most recently in North Carolina. John Parker - Guitar, Vocals A native of North Carolina, John grew up in Tennessee, beginning his studies in classical guitar at the age of fourteen. While studying Musical Composition at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, John first became aware of the music of Avant-Garde composers, 20th Century Russian composers such as Stravinski, and the vanguard of jazz-fusion giants such as Miles Davis, the Mahavishnu Orchestra and others who would soon shape his musical direction. Over the next few years John played in a number of bands, most of which were in the progressive rock vein. Upon moving back to North Carolina in 1995, John renewed his dedication to expanding his musical horizons, continuing private study and joining Braco in the fall of 2000.

69. Muziqnet.com: Dir: Resources: Jazz about modern jazz and its composers available in a All jazz promoting women jazzmusicians in Includes pictures, bios, performance schedules, RealAudio and http://www.muziqnet.com/dir/Resources/Jazz/

@import url("/themes/theme-XP-Silver/style/style.css"); Search Topics All All Topics Announcements Links Macintosh Music Technology New Music Releases People and Profiles Playlists Questions? Site Bugs Site News Style and Fashion Turntablism Way Out There... World News Create an account Home Topics Downloads Your Account ... ADD URL to this category Sub-Categories: 0 listed. 52nd Street Jazz - large jazz review collection. Also features discussion forums, news, photos, and Indie Corner for independently produced artists. Welcome to 52nd Street Jazz: reviews, discussions and news about the world of Jazz! - text/html All About Jazz - A magazine by jazz fans for jazz fans. Andy Rubin's Jazz Online - jazz history, reviews, pictures and more. Welcome to Andy's Jazz Online - text/html Bourbon Street Jazz Land - with MIDI files. Bourbon Street Jazz: Music, Interviews and Reviews - MIDI, MP3 and Compact Disk - text/html Central Park North - features Canadian jazz musicians. Contains free transcriptions and lead sheets. Come on in! - text/html Concordia University Archives Jazz Holdings - text/html Contemporary Jazz - news, release dates, charts, links, and more. Updated weekly.

70. Gingko Trio Bios creative arrangements of great songs by contemporary composers such as Gingko TrioBios. after spending several years studying and performing jazz and classical http://www.gingkotrio.com/Bio_US.html

They come from all over the planet! The Gingko Trio has a resolutely modern outlook. Their own compositions form the basis of a lively repertoire which also includes creative arrangements of great songs by contemporary composers such as Paul Simon, Michael Franks, Antonio Carlos Jobim, Sting, Tom Waits, etc. For each concert, the trio invites a guest instrumental soloist, keeping their sound fresh and exciting. Recent guests have included Bobby Rangell on sax. flute and piccolo, Jaycee Desmond on trumpet and sax, and Fred Soul on keyboards and percussion. The Gingko Trio takes its name from the world's most ancient tree, the Gingko Biloba, which possesses an extraordinary ability to thrive in polluted environments which cause lesser plants to wither and die. For more information, call James at (33) 01 43 35 14 03 or send an e-mail to James@gingkotrio.com Gingko Trio Bios James Wilson moved to Paris in 1982 after spending several years studying and performing jazz and classical guitar in Oregon, Spain and his native California. Since then he has performed solo guitar concerts and radio and television shows in more than 25 countries around the world. His recordings include Voyage , a collection of eleven original compositions, and Holiday Favorites on Guitar , both on the Ode / Voyager label, as well as a recent CD of original songs titled My Daddy Told Me So . As a composer, James Wilson has received commissions from UNESCO, the Varese Guitar Trio and the Alexandria Trio. He was recently awarded the First Prize in the Guitar Foundation of America's Composition Competition. Editions Henry Lemoine in Paris have published three collections of his guitar works

71. ITG 2002 - Ensemble Bios They have also arranged some of the music of the great composers, both classicaland jazz, who unfortunately didn't have the Orfeo Trumpet Consort to write for http://www.trumpetguild.org/2002conference/ensembles.html

Ensemble Biographies BBC Big Band Best Big Band in the British Jazz Awards ('92, '94, '97 and '99) As well as gracing Radio 2's Monday night listeners with its presence, the BBC Big Band reaches worldwide audiences through the BBC World Service, satellite radio and via the Internet. The BBC Big Band has played with Van Morrison, Georgie Fame, Michael Ball, Martin Taylor, Pat Kane and Helen Shapiro. It's also entertained thousands with international stars such as Tony Bennett, George Shearing, Michel Legrand, Louie Bellson, Lalo Schifrin, Ray Charles and Dr. John. Concert tours with these artists have taken the band all over the world. The Band regularly features on the festival circuit - from Harrogate and Cheltenham to Glasgow, Edinburgh, Cork and the London Jazz Festival. At the Proms the band has played with guests Cleo Laine, John Dankworth, Clark Terry and Wayne Marshall. The year 2000 saw the Band in Belfast with George Benson for BBC Music Live and at the South Bank's Rhythm Sticks Festival with Billy Cobham and Ed Thigpen. Individually, the BBC Big Band boasts a huge range of talent and experience. It's members can play almost anything at sight, from Tommy Dorsey arrangements to Stan Kenton, whilst remaining no strangers to a good drink and a good laugh.

72. Music the Opera. Classical. Classical Composer bios; Classical Corner; Karadar ClassicalMusic; 20th Century composers; New England Navigator. jazz. Jean http://sln.fi.edu/tfi/hotlists/music.html

Music Hotlist Opera Houston Grand Opera Los Angeles Opera San Diego Opera San Francisco Opera ... La Scala - The most famous Opera house in the world Opera People Opera Singers Operabase Index Tenorland : Dedicated to the Great Tenor Voices in History New York Opera British Royal Opera House Phantom of the Opera Classical Classical Composer Bios Classical Corner Karadar Classical Music 20th Century Composers ... The Classical Music Navigator Jazz Jean-Luc Ponty Jazz Class for Beginners Jazz Roots Lush Lives : Ladies of Jazz from 1930-1990 The Red Hot Jazz Archive : A History of Jazz Before 1930 The Ghosts of Harlem Acid Jazz Big Band and Jazz Hall of Fame Reggae Roots of Music Page Raggae Archives Classical Raggae Interviews Instruments Electric Guitar Musical Instruments Piano Page The Piano Education Page ... The Harps Page Gregorian Chant Gregorian Chant Home Page Miscellaneous Music Probability Hotlist Ceolas Salsa Stories Brazilian Music ... Celtic Music Teacher Resources Music Education Online MusicNET Music Instructional Software The Music Education Launch Site ... Music Lesson Plan : For Teachers Music Lesson Plans Music Lesson Plans - Primary Grades American Music Resource Back to Hotlists

73. Steve Kirk Pop Band Bios He was one of the main composers for the Twisted Tales of Felix the exclusive composerfor), playing his version of pop music and instrumental jazz around the http://www.stevekirkpop.com/bios.htm

Music Bios Order Links ... Press Introduction and Manifesto STEVE KIRK Steve Kirk is a composer, arranger, guitarist and singer and has been living in the Bay Area for the last twenty years. He has been a long standing member of Clubfoot Orchestra and has composed music for many of the film scores the Orchestra has performed. He was one of the main composers for the Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat, a thirteen episode Saturday morning cartoon that originally aired on CBS and is now in syndication in Europe. He has composed the music for three Starbucks radio spots now airing nationally. As a guitarist he has done session work for the post-production company Earwax (now Ripe Sound)- playing on commercials for Kia, Lucky Magazine, Pet Store.com and others. He was the guitarist for the legendary mystery-cult band Engorged With Blood, has accompanied singers Deborah Iyall, Connie Champagne, and comedienne/writer/performance artist Cintra Wilson. Frequently, Steve performs with the improvisation troupe Bay Area Theater

74. ICE ARTIST BIOS PAGE 2 has inspired and performed works by composers Frank Felice Ressl Dance Ensemble, andthe jazz percussion duo CDs MP3s REVIEWS SPONSORS PHOTOS bios MAILING LIST http://www.icemusic.org/bios2.htm

Erik Griswold Percussionist Joe Holmquist is a musician whose career encompasses performance, composition, and music education. He was the founder of the internationally regarded new music ensemble Zeitgiest and performed with the group for 16 years. Recently, he has architected the ensemble Helios which draws repertoire from both classical and jazz disciplines. The group has been featured on Minnesota Public Radio and released its debut recording in December of 1998. Joe performs regularly with the Minnesota Opera, Plymouth Music Series, Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra, Dale Warland Singers, and Minneapolis Pops. He has received two McKnight Fellowships in the area of composition and is currently a faculty member at Macalester College. Cellist James Jacobson has performed with NuClassix, Extension Works, Enchanted Circle, and The Maine New Music Network. After graduating form the New England Conservatory, James Jacobson became a member of Michael Tilson Thomas' New World Symphony and performed with the Boston Symphony. Since moving to Minneapolis in 1992, he has performed with the Minnesota Orchestra, Minnesota Opera, Plymouth Music Series, and the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra. Pianist John Jensen is a founding member of the new music quartet Helios and was an Artist-in-Residence at Iowa's Grinnell College as a member of the Mirecourt Trio until 1991. He has appeared in concert with Judith Raskin, Sidney Harth and the Gregg Smith Singers and has also accompanied violinist Endre Balogh and baritone Bruce Yarnell through the auspices of Columbia Artist Management. John Jensen has recorded the first and second piano sonatas of Charles Ives for the Music and Arts CD label and made his New York recital debut performing Ives' second sonata, the Concord. The New York Times said of this performance, "Jensen handled the enormous technical demands with aplomb...a first rate performance of a great work."

75. Jazz Institute Of Chicago - Travel Links the year and showcases the work of local composers through the sound systems, thehall hosts concerts and jazz clinics Performer bios are included on the website http://jazzinstituteofchicago.org/links/travel.asp

Jazz Clubs, Festivals and Travel Atlanta Jazz Festival The City of Atlanta's Bureau of Cultural Affairs hosts one of the nation's largest free festivals, the 25th Annual Atlanta Jazz Festival in May of 2002. Australia - Ozzy Jazz Welcome to ozzyjazz.com, streaming jazz webcasts on demand, recorded live in Adelaide, Australia, and in other parts of the world, too. ChicagoJazz.com Online jazz magazine covering the current Chicgao sceen. Cds by and links to many Chicago musicians and articles about Chicago jazz happenings. Ciao Jazz This is the first e-magazine about jazz in Italy, with articles, interviews, photos, new releases, reviews, links etc. (Italian language) Chicago Scene Where to hear jazz vocalists in Chicago; current listings of appearances. College of DuPage Concerts Schedule for College of DuPage jazz events in Glen Ellen, Illinois. Denver Jazz Film Festival Earshot Jazz Seattle's main jazz-sponsoring organization maintains a site with a local calendar of concerts and special events. Equinox Music Festival / John Coltrane Memorial Concert The Equinox Music Festival features the long-running, annual, John Coltrane Memorial Concert (JCMC), which in 2002, celebrates its 25th Anniversary. The JCMC is the world's oldest annual performance tribute to John Coltrane. This year's Equinox Music Festival, taking place September 19-29, in Boston, MA., will also present the new Boston Jazz Repertory Orchestra and Anthony Brown's Asian American Orchestra. HotHouse HotHouse/ CIPEX in Chicago has been on the forefront of mind-expanding arts programming for over twelve years. It is one of only a handful of non-profit cultural facilities that presents jazz, improvised and world music from throughout the world in a non-commercial perspective.

76. Jazz Site Of The Week Archive The club's web site includes concert listings, bios, audio clips and other info Thejazz composers Collective The jazz composers Collective exists to provide a http://www.jazzheads.com/siteofweek_arch.html

Jazz Site of the Week Archive JAZZONWEB - THE JAZZ PORTAL Here is a new site that just came to our attention. The site includes links to jazz labels, editorials, artists, audio, clubs and live shows, jazz schools and education, music shops and artisans, news and reviews, and lots more.....This is a site worth checking out and watching how it grows. Sax on the Web Harri Rautiainen has created a great site for fans of the saxophone. Discussions range from mouthpieces and reeds to Jazz Sax Playing and Rock Sax Playing. And a transposition chart for those who can't play up or down a step. Highlights of great players, saxophone links, saxophone discussion forum and much more. A very thorough site!!!! Horace Silver Discography A tribute to the Hardbop Grandpop A Passion for Jazz This site has of all subjects "The Etymology Jazz".....plus the history, styles and players including a photo gallery, educational resources and an extensive midi file archive. The Passion For Jazz website is a wonderful source for all who have the passion for jazz. Check it out!!!! Take Phive Jazz If you're looking for resources on jazz artists, links, history, reviews, online radio, or essential recordings, this is the place. Take Phive Jazz is your one-stop resource for all that is jazz, and if you can't find it here, thewell-organized, high quality links section should point you in the right direction, with site descriptions included. The Jazz Artists section maintains a huge database of biographies, discographies, and images, which is constantly being updated and added to. The Jazz History section provides you with a brief but informative view of the century in jazz, organized by style, and including the characteristics and origins of jazz. To read critical reviews of various classic jazz albums, take a look at the Jazz Reviews section. If you're trying to find online jazz radio, visit Online Radio, where you'll find direct links to NetRadio jazz stations. Finally, for a list of essential jazz albums, go to the Jazz Recordings section. Very informative site!

77. Company Bios -- Jane Franklin Dance       Company bios. John's approach combines 18 years of jazz performance and private studiesof avantgarde classical composition with composers Mark Alberger and http://www.janefranklin.com/jf_bios.htm

Company Bios Artistic Director Jane Franklin Jessica Marchant has been dancing with Jane Franklin for six years. She graduated from Shenandoah University in 1998 with a BFA in Dance Performance. In addition to performing with Jane Franklin Dance, Jessica is the Associate Technical Director at Washington, DC's Dance Place. Malcolm Shute is a modern dancer, choreographer, and writer. He has degrees in dance and English from the University of Massachusetts. He has studied with Bebe Miller, Richard Bull, and at the Merce Cunningham Studio in New York City. In the DC area he has performed with Jane Franklin, Nancy Havlik, and Marcy Schlissel. He leads writing workshops at Writer's Way,Inc, a DC non-profit ( www.dcwritersway.org Alex Short has been dancing in the Washington area for 13 years. He has worked with a number of local choreographers and dance companies in a variety of dance styles including modern, tap and ballroom. He recently completed his certification in Laban Movement Analysis through the Laban/Bartenieff Institute of Movement Studies/College Park program. Alex has had a private massage therapy practice since 1994 and will be lecturing on the application of movement analysis to massage/body work as part of the Language of Movement lecture series. Alex also holds a degree in biology from Oberlin College. Nicole Pouliot works as a performer, teacher, and administrator in the DC area. After finishing school in Minneapolis with degrees in Dance and Women's Studies, Nicole relocated to DC to work as an apprentice with Liz Lerman Dance Exchange. She now works both creatively and administratively at Dance Place, teaching in the youth program and managing the box office and volunteer staff. She has been a performing member of Jane Franklin Dance since August 2001, and also dances with Word/Dance/Theater.

78. BEANBENDER's List Of Links Contemporary Music Links (composers, New Music, Electronic and Computer a truly vastlist of jazz and creative musicians; many bios and discographies http://www.plonsey.com/links.html

Beanbender's List of Creative Music Links links LiNkS LinKs lInKs LiNkS liNKs LInKS Venues and Festivals World-Wide Radio Stations Journals, Magazines, Zines Mail Order, and Record (CD) Labels ... Miscellaneous Bay Area links (clubs, record stores, books) Miscellaneous Music links (tinnitus, saxophones, museums) Venues and Festivals of Creative and Improvised Music World-Wide Joe Germuska maintains a list of venues in North America (mostly) . Following is a list of venues with web sites. First, North America, left to right more-or-less: Bay Area Improvisors' Network : venues, artists, CDs, etc. (San Francisco Bay Area) Beanbender's (Berkeley, CA). The Luggage Store Gallery Series , and more stuff (San Francisco, CA) Yoshi's Nitespot (Oakland, CA) Martin LaBorde Gallery, between Lincoln and Dolores on Sixth Avenue Carmel, California 93950 Ph: 831.620.1150 email: itzat@earthlink.net New Music Monday (Los Angeles, CA) Ventura New Music Concert Series (pfMENTUM) (Ventura, CA) MusicUmbrella , a coalition of composers, performers and presenters of contemporary music in the Southern California region. Spruce Street Forum (San Diego) Gallery 41 (Northern California) photos, interviews, etc.

79. Meet The Bastards! and father are internationally recognized musicians and noted composers of contemporaryclassical music. A graduate of Oberlin as a jazz composition major http://www.zenbastards.com/bios.html

Michael Caglianone "aka the Grand Bastard" soprano, tenor, baritone and electric alto saxophones, saxello 7a West Studios in Boston, he worked with many Boston bands throughout the 1980's and 90's as both an engineer and producer, and remembers when editing meant cutting the tape with a razor blade. Michael led the improvisational group Syzygy for 15 years and is currently playing with the Boston Bands Roll Over Baby, and Auto 66. He is the founding member and current "Grand Bastard" of the Zen Bastards. Scott Vercoe hohner clavinet, fender rhodes, synthesizer Scott hails from a musical lineage. Both his mother and father are internationally recognized musicians and noted composers of contemporary classical music. A graduate of Oberlin as a jazz composition major, Scott is extremely active in the music scene as a founding member of the groove/soul band Hyptonic, as well as the keyboardist for Warner Brothers recording artists Mother's Favorite Child and the Zen Bastards. He has performed with many critically acclaimed musicians including Kemp Harris and Lenny Stallworth (bassist for Maceo Parker) and has numerous recording and compsition credits. Scott is also the driving force behind the incredible "Invisible Movie Soundtrack" and eclectic concept album featuring many notable Boston area musicians. Scott is well versed in many styles of music from classical to jazz, hip hop to improv and brings his incredible diversity and musical fluency to the Zen Bastards. Brian Verrochi electric bass, acoustic bass

80. Chris Tyle's Silver Leaf Jazz Band - Great Composers Of New Orleans GREAT composers OF NEW ORLEANS. Chris Tyle's Silver Leaf jazz Band. Song List The Other composers herein represented were all involved in the early history of jazz in New http://www.jazzbymail.com/albums_gtj/gtj15005.html

GO TO JAZZ by MAIL HOME PAGE GREAT COMPOSERS OF NEW ORLEANS Chris Tyle's Silver Leaf Jazz Band Song List: Item : GTJ 15005 For More Good Time Jazz Recordings Price : $14.95 compact disc Jazz by Mail E-Mailing List Complete Discography Secure OnLine Ordering: Musicians: Chris Tyle - cn, voc; Orange Kellin -cl; Mike Owen - tm; Duke Heitger - tp (12 and 15 only); Tom Fisher - alto sx (5 only); Steve Pistorious - pn; Craig Ventresco - gtr, bj; Marty Eggers - bs; Hal Smith - dm. Other Recordings: The Smiler Sugar Blues Here Comes The Hot Tamale Man Streets and Scenes Of New Orleans ... Jelly's Best Jam Album Liner Notes (excerpt): Surprises abound on this recording. Most surprising is a recent discovered song written by Louis Armstrong but never recorded until now. It has been waiting around for over seventy years and we now have available this early creative effort by the greatest of all jazz performers. In the same vien, this session marks the first commercial recording of "Klondyke Blues" by Yellow Nunez. (It was previously recorded by the Louisiana Five in 1919, but the record company chose not to release it.) The Other composers herein represented were all involved in the early history of jazz in New Orleans. They played with and heard all the original legends (for which they also qualified) of this American musical style.

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