Results for "guitar"

Joshua Jacobson

Joshua Jacobson plays guitar

Jonathan Goldberger

Born: May 27, 1976

Guitarist Jonathan Goldberger spent most of his youth on the outskirts of the Everglades in Florida. From there he migrated west to the Rockies where he studied with musical guru Art Lande and played and toured with the cult spacey/bluesy Fat Mama. He found his way to Brooklyn in 2001 where he has worked extensively in both the music and film worlds. Goldberger has composed and produced music for two award-winning feature films, Trans and The Hawk is Dying. He performs and tours with artists and bands including Red Baraat, Jim Black (John Zorn's Bagatelles...including a performance at the Village Vanguard), and Joe Russo (Hooteroll, etc) among many others

Alvari Lume

Born: August 11, 1970

free improviser guitarist. born 1970 in Helsinki, Finland “Alvari Lume’s music is an emotional stream in constant evolution,” says Italian composer, Emiliano Pietrini , who records under the name, Globoscuro, “Alvari’s radical improvisation is like an illumination. Images and sensations evolving according to the rhythm that explodes from the heart of the performer. A perpetual motion of inspiration. What you hear is a kind of struggle: The thoughts expressed by each instrument fighting among themselves. But it is a harmonic struggle harmonic. A quiet chaos…a shiny madness.” Alvari Lume performs live with different musicians if not performing solo

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Gray Hall

Born: November 10, 1992

Gray is an outstanding jazz guitarist from Philly who is the music producer for Brooklyn's neo-soul jazz group Space Captain. Gray splits his time between performing and recording in NYC and recording at the Great Time Studio in suburban Philadelphia. He and his high school classmates Alex Plye and Mike Haldelman working with Marilisa Cook-Simmons on vocals, have created a "electro-future-soul odyssey that blends the art of soul, production, and instrumentation (Revive)" that demonstrates the art of cool. After graduating from Guilford College (Greensboro, NC) Gray rejoined his fellow musicians, Alex Pyle and Mike Haldeman, also from the Westtown School (West Chester, PA) to produce and record tracks for Space Captain together

Leon N. Blair III

Born: December 23, 1957

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Matt LeGroulx

Born: January 25, 1982

Matt LeGroulx is a multi-instrumentalist from Montreal.

Reynold D. Philipsek

Born: December 8, 1953

Reynold Philipsek has been a working jazz guitarist and composer since he joined the Union at age fourteen. He has recorded 31 albums under his own name and worked as a sideman on another 25 titles. He has composed music for documentary movies and scored string arrangements for other artists. His music is influenced by Wes Montgomery, Astor Piazzolla an Django Reinhardt. His discography and review clips can be found at reynold.com or at his Wiki page under Reynold Philipsek.

Charles Carey

Born: November 25, 1970

Charles Carey, Assistant Professor Contact Information Memorial Hall 006 Phone Number: 308-432-6321 Fax Number: 308-432-6071 [email protected] Education/Background MM, Florida International University BM, Florida Atlantic University AA, Musical Arts, Palm Beach Community College Presently pursuing Doctoral Degree at North Central University Teaching Areas Music Fundamentals Elements of Music Improvisation Guitar and Bass Studies Jazz Studies Professional Activities and Awards Endorser for Heritage Guitars and the Buzz Feiten Tuning system Led the groups CountItOff and The Swing City Wise Guys Campus Involvement Faculty Jazz Ensemble Research Interests Improvisational studies Musical analysis Composition and arranging Performance and clinics Recording Studio and theatre work Hobbies and Interests Basketball Weight Lifting Motorcycles Cars Background Charles Carey joined the Chadron State College Music Faculty in 2008 as the guitar and bass studies instructor

Domingo Lobuono

Domingo Lobuono is a jazz guitarist based in Trieste (Italy). He began his musical studies in 1976 approaching the world of classical guitar. In the Eighties he learned to play the piano and began to look around in many different directions: classical music, the world of popular and folk music, mainly the celtic and the latinoamerican ones, that particular artistic world between progressive rock and ambient music represented by artists like Brian Eno, Robert Fripp, David Byrne and Andy Summers. His interest for jazz music began in 1985 after having listened to a Michel Petrucciani album. He began then an intensive study, under the teaching of Fernando d'Anelli , teacher in Li.A.M.M