Results for "Bass"

Jonathan Richards

Jonathan Richards is a bassist, composer, and music teacher living in Los Angeles. He performs a wide range of musical genres and has had the privilege of working with an array of artists including Joe LaBarbera, Terell Stafford, Jeff Clayton, Peter Erskine, Eric Reed, Van Hunt, JR Rotem, and Postmodern Jukebox. Jonathan is a graduate of the Thornton School of Music at the University of Southern California. At USC he studied privately with bass virtuoso Nico Abondolo and jazz legend John Clayton. Jonathan is a touring musician, with highlights including performances with Joe Labarbara at the Rochester International Jazz Festival and a North American tour with Grammy Award winning artist Van Hunt

Matt Ridley

Born: August 14, 1981

Since graduating from Trinity College of Music in 2005, Matt has established himself as one of the most versatile, creative and hard-working bass players on the UK jazz scene. Known for his imaginative soloing, solid time keeping and great sound, he is in demand for both straight-ahead and modern jazz. He has performed worldwide and at many of London’s most prestigious venues such as the Purcell Room, the Cadogan Hall, Ronnie Scott’s, Dean Street Pizza Express Jazz Club, King’s Place, the Barbican main stage, and the O2 Arena. He is a regular at the Swanage, Marlborough and Scarborough jazz festivals, and continues to perform at others both at home and abroad. Long time collaborators include Darius Brubeck, with whom he has recorded 3 albums, most recently with Dave O’Higgins on sax

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Richard Messbauer

Born: September 19, 1957

SHORT BIO: My name is Rich Messbauer. I'm a musician. I play the bass. I attended the Juilliard School (2 years in the prep, 4 years in the upper school, from '74-'80), where I studied under Homer Mensch. I've also studied jazz extensively with Cecil McBee, Fred Hersch, and Eric Kloss. I've freelanced extensively in New York, played professionally in symphony halls from Carnegie Hall to the Palau De La Musica to the Teatro Colon to Avery Fisher Hall to the Shiller Theater to Bellas Artes to the Istana Budaya, to practically every hall on Earth, or at least in North America, Europe, Asia and South America

Justin Richey

Born: January 16, 1990

Justin Richey is an accomplished young lion based in the Boston and New York Music Scene. Specializing in Jazz, Rock n’ Roll, Country, Blues, and Chamber Music, Justin Richey has made a striking first impression at such a young age. Playing with Saxaphone legend Phil Woods, World Renowned Educator and Pianist Shelly Berg, and Grammy Nominee Patti Austin at the age of only 17, Justin has been a rising star in the music business. In 2012, Justin graduated from Berklee College of Music with a Professional Music BMA in Performance and Music Business. While at Berklee, Justin received many scholastic awards and scholarships for outstanding performance in, and outside of the classroom

Davide Liberti

Born: October 2, 1980

Davide began to play the electric bass around the age of fourteen. Some years later he met jazz music and he was flashed while listening to Scott La Faro. Self-taught, he began to study the double bass. In these years he has had an intense live concerts activity in numerous Italian jazz festivals such as Clusone and Iseo Jazz Festival, Piacenza Jazz Festival, Avigliana Jazz Festival….and in foreign countries like Czech Republic, Bosnia, Swiss, France. Since 1998 he has teached electric bass, double bass and ensamble music in many schools.

Perry Thoorsell

Born: January 14, 1959

Performances and/or recordings with top jazz musicians including Smith Dobson, Jessica Williams, Larry Vuckovich, Donald Bailey, Eddie Henderson, Sonny Simmons, Mark Levine, Joe Henderson, Jamie Davis, Marvin Stamm, Kurt Elling, and Tootie Heath. Live shows backing traveling headliners including Bobby Rydell, Dick Contino, Julius LaRosa, Rita Moreno, Anna Maria Alberghetti, Pete Barbutti, Jim Bailey, Jerry Vale, Diahann Carroll, and Frankie Laine. Musical Theater credits include "Stardust," "By George," "Godspell," "In the Heights," and "Camelot." Festival performances include Biamp Portland Jazz Festival, Cathedral Park Jazz Festival, Monterey Jazz Festival, San Jose Jazz Festival, San Francisco Jazz Festival, Fillmore Jazz Festival, Aarhus Jazz Festival (Denmark), and Stanford Jazz Festival.

Arjen Gorter

Arjen Gorter (2 januari 1948, Amsterdam, The Netherlands) played accordeon at age 8, guitar at 12 and double bass from age 16. He is self-taught, but for a few months of classical bass lessons and some semesters of weekly jazz workshops with Theo Loevendie and Nedly Elstak. He graduated from the Barlaeus Gymnasium and studied political science and sociology at the University of Amsterdam, until becoming a full-time musician in early 1970. In 1966 he participated in the 18-piece orchestra with which Willem Breuker caused upheaval at the Loosdrecht Jazz Festival, together with Ileana Melita, Gilius van Bergeyk, Hans Vonk, Jan Wolff, Hans Dulfer and others. From 1967 through 1971 active in various groups led by Gunter Hampel with a.o

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Ehud Ettun

Currently studying towards his Masters degree at the New England Conservatory in Boston, MA with Dave Holland, John Lockwood, Rakalam Bob Moses and More. Ehud Graduated the Israel Arts and Sciences academy High School and completed a B.Mus degree at the Jerusalem Rubin Academy of music and Dance. Ehud works, records and performs with many artist and bands such as: Yonatan Kretzmer's "New Dilema" Quintet, Guy Kark & "Between Times", Stephan Horenstein, Tal Gur and others. Ehud has performed in various international Jazz festivals including the international Jazz festival in Eilat (with "Enoma Elish" group), The Tel Aviv Jazz Festival (With Yoav Amitzur Quartet) and the Jazz school festival in Rome. Together with the Pianist Uriel Herman and the musical producer Adi Rennert Ehud has released an album with new music to the lyrics of Israel's famous poet Rachel Blubstein