Results for "guitar"

Joe Weinberg

Born: July 8, 1979

Residing just outside the Southern Arizona city of Tucson, Joe Weinberg regularly performs as a solo guitarist. Prior to relocating, he was one of the most in demand jazz guitarists and music educators in Boston. He has taught music at such institutions as Berklee College of Music and Clark University. In addition, he has also been featured as a regular musical guest on CBS, NPR, and CNN Radio.

Todd Clouser

Born: February 17, 1981

Todd Clouser is a composing guitarist, songwriter and performer based between Mexico City and the USA. Combining elements of rock, jazz blues, spoken word and improvised musics, Clouser has toured the world with his group A Love Electric, as a solo act and performed alongside luminaries from John Lurie to John Zorn, Flea, Cyro Baptista, John Medeski, Keb Mo, and more, performing at rock, jazz and world music festivals across the globe. Clouser's prolific output and genre-evading creativity had NPR call Todd "a fascinating musician ..... (he) doesn't belong to any scene and doesn't want to", Time Out NYC hailing his rock jazz trio A Love Electric as "illuminating", and Mexico City's La Jornada mentioning the group as "one of the most important acts of recent years"

Alex Guillen

Have been playing guitar for over 20 years. Main Jazz influences are Coltrane, Davis, Mclaughlin, Metheny

Chili Corder

Jazz Guitarist

Robert Smeets

Born: December 29, 1980

After studies with jazz giants Kurt Rosenwinkel (Verve Recording Artist), Ben Monder (Faculty at New England Conservatory, Paul Motian's Electric Bebop Band), Brad Shepik (Paul Motian's Electric Bebop Band), Kenny Werner (Pianist, author of Effortless Mastery), and Rick Peckham (Vice Chair of the guitar Department of Berklee College of Music). He performed as a freelancing guitar sideman in many bands of varying styles of music from blues, traditional jazz and big band music, to funk, soul, R&B and hip hop. During his stay in Columbus, Ohio, he had the opportunity to perform with Foley (Formerly with Miles Davis, currently the Bandleader for George Clinton's P-Funk Allstars and Sly and the Family Stone), Eddie Bayard (Performed with Maceo Parker, Jabo Starks, Bootsy Collins, Fred Wesley, Clyde Stubblefield, Wynton Marsalis, Delfayo Marsalis, to name a few), Bobby Floyd (www.bobbyfloyd.com- cornerstone player for the Jazz Arts Group in Columbus, Ohio), Larry Cook (Bassist, performed with Mavis Staples, Columbus Ohio's Jazz Arts Group), Tim Cummiskey (www.tc7string.com, Professor of Jazz Studies at the Ohio State University), Polar Ops (Featuring works by RJD2 and Numeric), and Ordinary Peoples to name a few

Cameron Mizell

Born: October 30, 1980

It’s easy to talk about where a musician comes from. In the case of guitarist Cameron Mizell, one need only pull out a map of the United States and locate St. Louis to answer that question. It’s far more difficult, however, to draw up the coordinates for where a musician has yet to travel. In the case of Mizell, to assert anything so two-dimensional would be like trying to flatten a diamond. Now based in Brooklyn, Mizell has been part of the diverse New York City music scene for nearly two decades, performing in a wide variety of genres from experimental improvisation and solo jazz guitar to bluegrass musicals and salsa bands

Tony Crisos

Born: January 23, 1977

Tony Crisos Guitarist CELL: 1.917.5751 [email protected] QUALIFICATIONS Educator, Performer, and Composer. EDUCATION 2000-2004 Berklee College of Music, Boston, MA: Bachelor of Music, Music Performance 1996-2000 Middlesex University, London, UK: Higher National Diploma, Music Performance WORK EXPERIENCE 2008-Present Guitar Instructor : Douglaston School Of Music .Long Island, NY 2004-2007 Private Music Instruction: Teach guitar to children ages 7-16 and adults. 2005-2006 Music Columnist, 168 Ores, Astoria, NY Wrote weekly music column for local Greek-American newspaper. 1993-2007 Music Photojournalist, Major Greek Newspapers Works include local music and cultural events

Alberto Tebaldi

Born: April 20, 1972

Impegnato da molti anni nella didattica jazz associata allo studio dell’universo simbolico (colore/forma/suono) Alberto Tebaldi, ex chitarrista del gruppo jazz/progressivo VENUS TEBLA, ha inciso nel 1998 il Cd ‘Obliquo‘ distribuito da Musea Records (Francia) e 99TH-Floor (Italia). Nel 2002 ha pubblicato in collaborazione con Edizioni Musicali SINFONICA JAZZ e Nuova Carisch® il libro METODOLOGIE DI LINGUAGGIO MUSICALE (Chitarra Jazz: teorie sul suono, sul colore e sulla forma applicate all’armonia e all’improvvisazione). Nel 2007 la Edizioni NUOVA ARGOS pubblica il suo secondo libro, MANUALE CREATIVO DI CHITARRA JAZZ (Teorie sulla visione armonica di John Coltrane

Jeff Miles

Ed Dunsavage

Born: February 29, 1956

Guitarist Ed Dunsavage has been based in the Pacific Northwest for 20 years. He has performed at many venues and festivals in the area including the Upper Sacramento River Jazz Festival, The Umpqua Jazz & Wine Festival, The Medford Jazz Jubille, The Newport Oregon Jazz Festival, Jacksonville Celebrates the Arts, A Taste of Ashland, The Britt Festival, The Craterian Theatre, The Jazz Project in Bellingham, Washington, The Jackson County Fair, The Oregon Shakespeare Festival and many others. Ed has shared the stage with many wonderful artists including vocalists Bernadette Peters, Greta Matassa, Beth Baker & Leslie Kendall, guitarist Mimi Fox, multi reeds player Paul Mcandles of the group Oregon and Charles Neville, saxophonist for the Neville Brothers among others