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Linda L Landis
Among her many other performing credits are Johnny Mathis, Frank Sinatra, Jr., Diana Ross, Maureen McGovern, Diane Schuur, and Anne Hampton Callaway, John Lithgow, John Clayton, Dena Derose, Carmen Bradford, Carly Thomas Smith, Lena Seikaly, Dianne Reeves, Clark Terry, John Fedchock, Steve Turre, Ed Thigpen, Vaughn Nark, Dave Grusin, David Benoit, Bob Mintzer, Claudio Roditi, to name a few, as well as Jake And Elwood, Temptations, Frankie Vallie and the Four Seasons, Leslie Gore, Bobby Rydell, Mary Wilson, the Harry James Orchestra, Guy Lombardo Orchestra, Ernie Krivda's Fat Tuesday Big Band. Linda is also a classical trombonist and has performed with the Miami Valley Symphony (principal), and the Columbus Symphony, and is also the bass trombonist of the Mason Symphony Orchestra.
As an educator, Linda is a private teacher for over 50 years, and has adjudicated jazz festivals and lead many jazz clinics. The magazine Columbus Monthly featured Linda as part of their December 2014 special jazz issue. Bugles Media also featured Linda in an interview on their website on February 2, 2015.
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The DIVA Jazz Orchestra: DIVA + The Boys
by Dan Bilawsky
The all-female DIVA Jazz Orchesta has a boy-meets-girls story threaded into its origin, as drummer Stanley Kay served as the impetus behind the group's formation. Therefore, it's only fitting that the ladies have a few gentleman over to join them for some high times in the music every now and then. This eight-song set, recorded live at Pittsburgh's Manchester Craftsmen's Guild in March of 2017, finds clarinetist Ken Peplowski, dearly departed trumpeter Claudio Roditi, trombonist Jay Ashby, and ...
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by Jack Bowers
After more than twenty-five years as one of the world's most renowned big bands, drummer Sherrie Maricle's superlative all-female DIVA Jazz Orchestra invited a quartet of the boys" onboard to help ensure the ensemble's twelfth album's success. Even though DIVA needs no consorts to affirm its unremitting mastery, it is nonetheless pleasurable to witness these talented women sharing the stage and blowing up a storm with such esteemed guest artists as clarinetist Ken Peplowski, trombonist Jay Ashby and (it hurts ...
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