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Marco Di Meco

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Marco Di Meco (born in Chieti on February 5th 1982) is an Italian flute player, composer, music producer and writer. Di Meco is one of new jazz musicians in the european and international music scene. He filtered elements of italian traditional music, bossanova, funk, pop and classical contemporary putting them in a new jazz language. Marco Di Meco plays a Jupiter diMedici silver flute.
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KG

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Jamming with bands for 40+ years. Flute & Alto flute: blues, jazz, rock, folk.... Always looking for new music, musicians to hang out and jam with. Music performance major, flute.
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Haruna Fukazawa

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Haruna Fukazawa is a New York-based flutist originally from Tokyo, Japan. She has been an active
member of the American and Japanese musical scenes as a performer, composer, and recording
artist for over a decade.
After graduating from Mushashino Academia Musicae in Japan, Haruna’s musical career started as a
classical musician. Upon attending a performance by the great Oscar Peterson, Haruna decided to
dedicate her life to jazz.
Haruna’s straightforward, joyful, and powerful playing style is inspired most by her legendary
teacher and mentor Frank Wess
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Jeffrey J. Johnston

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Jeff (J.J.) Johnston is truly a 1-man horn section. He's played alto & tenor sax, flute, trumpet, flugelhorn, slide & valve trombone with such notables as The Platters, The Coasters, Bo Diddley, Randy Brecker, Red Rodney as well as more bands than you can count - including The Mighty Big Blues Band, voted one of the top 10 ten club bands in America 1991 by the New York Times. Jazz, Soul, Funk, R & B, he's done it all. https://www.reverbnation.com/jeffjjjohnston
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Dwayne Bosman
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Dwayne Bosman is one half of the jazz duo the Bosman Twins. Along with his brother Dwight, he has been exhilarating audiences since he was 14 years old. He and his brother began their careers backing St. Louis locals like Fontella Bass, as well as touring artists like Hugh Masekela. Dwayne has shared the stage with Roy Ayers, Freddy Cole, Branford Marsalis, and Curtis Mayfield, to name a few. He is a master of flute and saxophone. As part of his Emmy Award-winning group, he is a true ambassador of music, particularly jazz. Whether Dwayne is performing in a duo, with the Bosmans’ quintet, or accompanying jazz greats, his renditions of jazz, R&B, funk, and gospel have gained him international recognition
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György Sándor Fazakas

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Don't have website. Born in Miscolc, Hungary, 27.01.1955. Started music age 5 with piano;Flute age 18. Played with various bands Keyboards, Flute and Vocals( Goblin 1973 - 1974; Anton Goosen 1990; Jackhammer 2004; Blues Incorporated 2000 - 2010; Marius Brouwer Band 1995). Lecturer in Flute at North West University School of Music since 1982. Plays all forms of Classical music; Jazz , Rock, Folk, New Age. Has also premiered several new South African compositions all on youtube ( george fazakas ). Member of various ensembles and orchestras: PACT;SABC;NWChamber Orchestra; PRO Musica orch.Roodepoort; NWWindband;SAArmy Band:Light Horse Army Band etc.; www.musiqueromantica.co.za aswell as Meloduo Flute and Harp group.
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Elijah J. Thomas

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Elijah Jordan Thomas began his musical journey at a very young age. Being raised in a household which constantly carried the sounds of funk, soul, rhythm & blues and jazz, music was placed in his mind and his heart and has remained there ever since. Taking up the flute in his third grade year at the Charles W. Henry Elementary School of Mt. Airy, Philadelphia, PA, he became involved with various large and small ensembles that the school offered under the artistic direction of noted music instructor John Zisk. At the same time, Elijah became involved with the music ministries of his home church. Following his graduation from Henry school, Elijah was accepted into the Philadelphia High School for the Creative and Performing Arts, (better known as CAPA High School), and his love for jazz, classical, and gospel idioms soared