Results for "Clarinet"

James Alan Nowell

Born: October 30, 1956

I started performing early, singing with my sister accompanying on piano around age 4. I began the clarinet in school band around age 13 and added saxophone during my freshman year in college in 1974. After graduation I went on the road with a show band named The Spurrlows for about 4 years, left the road and got a public school teaching job. I taught for about a year before returning to the road with a contemporary Christian group called TRUTH. After leaving, I returned home, got married, and eventually moved to Lynchburg Va to work with Dr. Jerry Falwell at Thomas Road Baptist Church and the Liberty Broadcasting Network

Anton Jakimenko

Born: August 31, 1990

Mona Matbou Riahi

Performer-Composer-Improviser Since 1990, Tehran, Iran Mona is currently based in Vienna and studied at Vienna University of Music and Performing Arts (MDW). Her profound interest for contemporary music and free improvisation integrated with Iranian music elements that brought her on stage in different artistic projects including dance, theater, multi-media art and so on. She had the pleasure to play with outstanding soloists, ensembles, composers, performers, and friends. Her latest music album, Naqsh due, is in process of publishing with ECM records.

Andrea Bush

Born: April 18, 1974

Andrea Bush is a female Jazz musician/songwriter who loves to record write and perform her music.

Ted Borodofsky and Southern Jazz

Born: June 9, 1944

Nathaniel Seelen

Ryan Calloway

Alfio Sgalambro

SHORT CURRICULUM Alfio Sgalambro is a clarinettist and composer. He has a considerable number of publications regarding musical theory and pratice to his credit: “Appunti di Analisi Musicale”, Ed. Boopen; “25 Bassi di Armonia” prove d’esame, Ed. Photocity; “La Grammatica della Musica” (Oddo-Sgalambro), Ed. Panastudio, Palermo; “70 Melodie Vocali”, Ed. Greco, Catania; “Estroso 1”, per Flauto e Clarinetto, Ed. Greco, Catania; “Trascrizioni e Arrangiamenti per Ensemble Strumentali” Vol. 1, Ed. Photocity; “Trascrizioni e Arrangiamenti” Vol

Dwight Bosman

Born: July 29, 1952

Dwight D. Bosman received a Bachelor of Science in Music at Florida A & M University; where he was a member of the nationally renowned FAMU Marching 100 Band. During his professional career, Dwight has performed on national and international events including the SOHO Jazz Festival in London and the Adolph Coors Company’s “CLIMB UP TO COORS” national talent search contest where he served as Music Director. Television appearances include “Jazz at the Moose”, featuring “The Bosman Twins” an 1/2 hour PBS Special and Don Wolff’s, “I Love Jazz” on HEC and KETC TV “Skyline Salutes the Sheldon”

Rebecca Trescher

Born: August 6, 1986

Rebecca Trescher was born in Tübingen in 1986. She lives and works as a freelance composer, clarinetist, and bandleader in Nuremberg and Berlin. Driven by boundless curiosity and the joy of experimenting with both jazz and symphonic contemporary music, she has acquired an outstanding reputation in the German and international jazz scene. Her compositional ideas are closely related to nature: her music is both grounded and ethereal. Her role models include musicians as varied as Björk, Bob Brookmeyer, Miles Davis, Gil Evans, Radiohead, Maurice Ravel, Wayne Shorter, Igor Stravinsky, and Questlove. In her compositions, Trescher creates a unique sound world that is associative and organic rather than provocative. Critics and audiences alike have been fascinated by her ability to use only a few notes to transform a serene musical atmosphere into poetic arcs of tension at a symphonic scale.