Results for "guitar, electric"

Aubrey Cheung

Born: January 1, 1958

My name is Aubrey Cheung. I came from Hong Kong when I was 17 years old. With no back ground with Jazz, I started playing rock guitar when I first came to Boston, then I went to Berklee in 1978 to study jazz and was mayor in Music Ed.. I fell in love with jazz because of the freedom of playing music it provides. I started playing and teaching guitar and bass in all styles after I graudated in 1982. In 1996, I graduated in CSULA with a master degree in Jazz study. Feel free to call me for guitar and bass lesson, for all styles and all levels. 909-569-4250 I would also like to form a jazz trio ( guitar, bass and drum playing the real book stuff for gigs and for fun)- I need to work with a bass and drummer. Feel free to call me at 909-569-4250

George Preston Herrett

Dave George hails from Virginia and had played all over the East Coast since the early 1990's. With roots in the blues and classic & prog rock music, Dave soon discovered jazz and improvisation and "ain't been right since". He was doing studio work in the Washington, DC area before relocating to NC.

Brian Preston has been a fixture on the North Carolina progressive music scene for nearly three decades, delivering signature basslines for numerous groups. His Metaphoric Music label has produced recordings from the likes of Smokin' Granny, Onomata, Freehand, and Kinetic Union Jazz Orchestra.

Darren Herrett attended Percussion Institute of Technology (PIT) before getting a degree in electronics

Charles Whitman Rinaldo

Born: May 5, 1958

Whitman Rinaldo is a songwriter, guitarist and vocalist who has been in many bands, from jazz to rock. He owes his style to the Beatles, Sting, Allman Brothers and Bob Marley. He has developed from rock, to progressive to jazz & world beat. He played in the Washington DC suburbs, bands called "Dying Happy" "Full House" "Chrome Reverse" "Moving Targets" and "Swing Thing"

Peter Bray

Born: January 8, 1987

I'm a musician from Essex who has been gigging and teaching for the last 5 years. I first picked up guitar because a friend of mine was getting one and because I once saw Brian May play "We Will Rock You" on Saturday night television. Soon I was playing in bands and had my first performance in a pupil organised gig at my school playing in multiple band and my own solo spot. I went on to study at Havering College where I got my HNC and BA (Hons) in Music Performance and Technology 2:1. The people i met there have long been friends and collaborators in projects since including some to this very day including playing for Mike Hough at the Indig02. I currently teach guitar and bass from my home in Ingatestone, write and record music that I either gig or submit to music publishing companies for synchronization with T.V and Movies

Omar Haddad

Born: December 29, 1981

Omar Haddad is the bandleader of This, a quartet involving saxophone, guitar, bass, and drums. The band combines jazz, rock, impressionism, Latin, funk, and other styles of music. The name “This” alludes to a few aspects of art: the impossibility to put music in words; the act of surrendering (as "This" implies what comes out of one’s soul); and finally, by the nature of the word, it refers to something specific yet indefinite, both characteristics of our human musicality, which constantly evolves by incorporating new elements and abandoning others. This is plays at The City College of New York featuring Michael Webster on tenor sax, Peter Swanson on bass, and Hironori Momoi on drums. Another of Omar's original music projects is his debut CD Ceremony, a duo with pianist Diego Ruiz

Peter Galasso

Born: December 9, 1946

Peter Galasso’s love for music began at 7 years old when his mother recorded him singing an Italian novelty song, "Eh Cumpari", made famous by then chart- topper, Julius LaRosa. At about the same time he would steal into his father’s closet and secretly play the old man’s mandolin. Not surprisingly, this is when Peter’s love of film scores began. The first tune he picked out by ear was the half-tone melody of “The Third Man Theme”, written by Anton Karas for Carol Reed’s 1949 film, “The Third Man”, starring Orson Wells. It was a short leap from mandolin to self-taught guitar

Keshav Singh

Born: June 16, 1991

Keshav Singh is an 18 year old jazz guitarist and composer from Santa Cruz, California. In April 2008 he released his first full-length album of six original compositions and one arrangement. The album features five other young jazz musicians from Santa Cruz, including the prodigious Le Boeuf brothers.

Keshav's music draws influence both from classic sources such as Miles Davis, John Coltrane and Charles Mingus, and from younger artists such as Pat Metheny, Joshua Redman, and Kurt Rosenwinkel. His compositions are characterized by shifting time signatures, complex rhythms and unusual harmonies.

Themis Gikopoulos

Born: July 14, 1973

After years of performing and teaching in his native Athens, Themis relocated to Leeds, UK to continue his music studies. He completed a BA(Hons) in Jazz Studies and proceeded to do a MMus in Jazz Guitar Performance, from which he graduated in 2005. An active composer, Themis represented Leeds College of Music at the Conservatoire Composer's Forum in 2004 and won the Friends Composition Prize in 2005. At present, Themis teaches at various schools and colleges in the area and is planning to promote and record his own music with his trio.

Geoffrey Jacob

Born: August 1, 1970

Pending. You'll get a better idea on the my space link provided above

Dan Andersen

Born: December 9, 1975

Dan Andersen is an Austin, Texas based guitarist who performs with the Temple Jazz Orchestra. Some of the Austin venues which he has worked include The Elephant Room, Brass House, One-2-One Bar, and Central Market North. Additionally, he has performed at the Brownsville Latin Jazz Festival, and Houston’s premier jazz club, Cezanne. As a leader, he recorded the album The Spark and appears as co-leader with trombonist Marco Katz on the EP entitled In New Orleans, the 2022 Composer’s Collective’s The Heights Life, and as a side musician on Julia LaShae’s album Introducing… which was voted the #3 album of 2003 in New Orleans by the Times-Picayune