Results for "Drums"

Elio Coppola

Born: 1985

Born in 1985, originally from Naples, Elio Coppola is one of the best jazz drummers on the scene.

He began his studies with drummer Stefano Tatafiore and continued with the great master  Kenny Washington. Has played with some of the best musicians in the world including Benny Golson, Joey De Francesco, Peter Bernstein, Dado Moroni, Ronnie Cuber and others. It is important to remember the friendship and mutual esteem that binds him to the great master Tullio De Piscopo who recently invited him to the Mercadante theater in Naples to open one of his concerts. He has recently released his first album ititled “Infinity” with the brilliant Emmet Cohen and bassist Giuseppe Venezia

Henrik Lødøen

Born: October 20, 1991

Young drummer active mainly in the norwegian jazz scene. Based in trondheim. Main projects Megalodon Collective (album out now!) and Les Casanovas.

Peter Kogan

Born: April 19, 1945

Peter Kogan began musical studies at age six on the violin, added piano at age eight and drums at age ten. A year later he began serious study with Saul Goodman, timpanist of New York Philharmonic, who would continue to mentor him through high school and undergraduate study at Juilliard. He completed studies at the Cleveland Institute of Music under the tutelage of Cloyd Duff of the Cleveland Orchestra. He joined the Cleveland Orchestra under George Szell in 1969 as Section Percussion. Three years later he was appointed Principal Percussion and Associate Principal Timpani of the Pittsburgh Symphony

JD Anderson

André White

Marcus Myers

William Mason

Born: May

WILL MASON is a composer, drummer, and music scholar from Maine, now living in New York City. His main performance project is the Will Mason Ensemble, a chamber ensemble of voice, oboe, alto sax, two guitars, bass, and drums. The ensemble’s debut album, Beams of the Huge Night, was released on New Amsterdam Records in August 2015. Mason wrote most of the music for the album in a cabin in the woods of northern Maine, away from electricity, the internet, running water, and phone service. He is fascinated by how it feels to be isolated in nature — how everything feels simultaneously beautiful and threatening, and how the elemental and oppressive hugeness of nature can inspire awe or unease

Glenn hanseler

Born: June 28, 1950

Sited drums at 8 , attended Berkeley school of music (cram summer session). Taught drums and played in various local jazz, reggae, fusion and jazz bands. Presently retired and playing to stereo and watching numerous drum and concert DVDs nod tring to keep my chops up.

Eddie Dejean

Eddie Dejean is a composer, arranger, producer, drummer and vocalist. He is a native New Orleanian who is the descendant of four generations of gospel Ministers and singers, - namely of New Orleans famous musical families (Dejan). He was raised in closed spiritual harmony by his mother, Rev. Lois J. Dejean. His work with legendary melody player James Rivers for the past 20 years has made him versatile in Gospel, Blues, Country, R&B, Funk, Reggae, Traditional and Contemporary Jazz. Dejean is an Evidence, Monkey Hill and Warner Brothers recording artist. He has performed on the sound tracks of "Tight Rope", "Bird - The Life of Charlie Parker" and "The Bridges of Maidson County", all produced by Clint Eastwood

Dee Ramey

ABOUT DEE RAMEY: Dee Ramey, jazz drummer and songwriter, has definite roots in jazz as she is related to legendary bassist/entrepreneur Charles Turner and saxophonist Danny Turner, a long-standing member of the Count Basie Orchestra. Ms. Ramey graduated from CUNY with a degree in Music & Entertainment Business, and is a graduate of the renowned High School of Music & Art. Most recently Dee performed with the Int'l Women In Jazz Festival, Harlem Renaissance Jazz, Film & Art, the IRADAC Black History Month Celebration, ING NYC Marathon in Harlem, and the Int'l African Arts Festival Women in Jazz