Results for "Bass"

Brent-Anthony Johnson

Born: April 22, 1965

Brent-Anthony "BAJ" Johnson is a session and touring bassist, composer, producer, author, journalist, instructor, clinician and the proprietor of Noisy Tony Music & Publishing. BAJ is currently producing, performing, and recording for Noisy Tony Music & Publishing and other artists. He also leads his own instrumental quartet, Kinetic Maschine. From 2002-2005 he was the co-founder, bassist/producer and band-leader for CrossTones - Live Concert Radio Show and for CrossTone Productions. During the CrossTones era, BAJ recorded and produced 17 full-length live CDs with the artists who appeared as guests on the show. All of BAJ's 6-string basses are tuned from 23.12Hz "so its a 'loooow jammie' thing, baby! How low can you go?" His faithful 4-string acoustic contrabass "Hattie Belle" and his battered, beloved vintage Fender Jazz Bass® "Maxine (Macki) Louise" are tuned standard.

Paul Lawrence

Born: April 14, 1967

Pablo Elorza

Born: June 10, 1982

Pablo Elorza (born in Villa María, Córdoba, Argentina on June 10, 1982). Bass player, Composer, Arranger, Author, Producer and Educator. In 2013, wins two important awards related his third solo album “Japanese Garden ". Nationally award for “Outstanding Performer " from " Igualdad Cultural". And International award in the category of “Composer " by "Made In New York Jazz Competition" having been chosen by a Jazz legends jury Randy Brecker, Joe Lovano , and Lenny White. In 2012, he recorded his third album "Japanese Garden" with a big band he called "Pablo Elorza Orchestra"

Hubert Dupont

Born: May 5, 1959

The poetic alchemy in his music shows his fascination for new forms - improvisation has to be a game with new rules – as well as unexpected elements of rooted traditions, with an expressive and steady tone. In 2005, he was named as the best Newcomer of 2005 for his bass-solo album Ultraboles. He leads Dupont T, inviting indo-new-yorker sax player Rudresh Mahanthappa, and releases the acclaimed Spider’s Dance in 2007. He leads Golan and Jasmim, two jazz bands with contemporary oriental flavours. He leads VoxXL!, an encounter between Mike Ladd’s spoken word and its traditional Senegalese version : the “tassou”, sung by Ibrahima Diasse. He plays the double-bass in KARTET (since 1990 with Benoit Delbecq, Guillaume Orti & Chander Sardjoe), and electric bass in THÔT, Stephane Payen’s band

Jayce Allisson karl

Born: October 6, 1878

Carlos Henriquez

Born: 1979

Carlos Henriquez was born in 1979 in the Bronx, New York. He studied music at a young age, played guitar through junior high school and took up the bass while enrolled in The Juilliard School’s Music Advancement Program. He entered LaGuardia High School of Music & Arts and Performing Arts and was involved with the LaGuardia Concert Jazz Ensemble which went on to win first place in Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Essentially Ellington High School Jazz Band Competition and Festival in 1996. In 1998, swiftly after high school, Henriquez joined the Wynton Marsalis Septet and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, touring the world and featured on more than 25 albums

Mark Sposato

Perry Orfanella

Bassist/guitarist/composer Perry Orfanella has been active on the contemporary music scene for over thirty years. During that time his performances have taken him from the jazz club to the broadway theater; from the classical stage to the sports arena; from the church sanctuary to the theme park. He has accompanied such celebrities as Bernadette Peters, Don Rickles, Joan Rivers, Frank Gorshin, John Davidson, Connie Francis, Rosemary Clooney, Olivia Newton-John, Al Martino, The Platters, The Coasters; worked with jazz luminaries Jackie McLean, Stanley Turrentine, John Faddis, Glenn Zattola, Eric Darius, Doc Severenson, Lionel Hampton, Joe Morello, Pepper Adams; performed at Disney World, Universal Studios, Busch Gardens, appeared in concert with more than a dozen professional symphony orchestras, performed as an actor on stage, and shared his experiences as an educator at private and public schools, community colleges and state universities, and in the private studio

Theo Girard

After surveying scenes from 4 continents with projects as varied as Bratsch, Macha Gharibian, le Bruit du [sign], Sibiel or Volo, Théo Girard releases the first album in his name featuring french trumpet player Antoine Berjeaut and British drummer Seb Rochford (Sons of Kemet, Polar Bear). 30YearsFrom is a project that evokes the first fruits, the first spark, the birth. As Théo Girard explains : « I grew up in a musical environment, my mother was a freelance costume designer for the opera and my father was the founding violinist of Bratsch (a famous French band) and also played in free jazz bands like Alan Silva’s Celestrial Communication Orchestra in the 80s

Pat Cleaver

Born: September 7, 1989

Pat Cleaver is a british bassist, trombonist and composer currently based in Amsterdam. Born in London (1989), his family soon moved to France where he spent his childhood. His musical education started at the early age of 6 with guitar lessons at a local music school. A few years later he picked up the trombone, which led him to move to the regional conservatory in pursuit of a more formal classical training. Aged 14 he first played the electric bass during a jam session at a jazz workshop, and immediately fell in love with the role of the instrument. He integrated saxophonist Sylvain Beuf's jazz department at the regional conservatory a year later to study double-bass