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John D'earth is the Director of Jazz Performance at the University of Virginia where he teaches improvisation, jazz trumpet, jazz composition, and directs the UVA Jazz Ensemble. Jazz trumpeter and composer John D'earth was born in Framingham, Massachusetts in 1950. He studied, as a teenager, with saxophonist Boots Mussulli, (Stan Kenton, Charlie Ventura, Teddy Wilson) with John Coffey, (principal trombonist in the Boston Symphony) and arranging with Thad Jones. He attended Harvard University and, later, moved to New York City where he studied with Carmine Caruso, Vince Penzarella and Richie Beirach. D'earth has performed and recorded internationally and appeared on over one hundred recordings spanning the analog and digital eras on vinyl, CDs, film, and video
Through a Sonic Prism
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2023
Track listing: Chovendo na Roseira; E Preciso Dizer Adeus; Samba de Uma Nota; Falando de Amor; Chega de
Saudade; Insensatez; A Felicidade; Ligia; O Grande Amor; Sabia; Samba de Aviao; Se Todos
Fossem Igusta a Voce; Meditacao; Retrato em Branco e Preto.
Doug Richards Orchestra: Through a Sonic Prism
by Jack Bowers
If the title of the Doug Richards Orchestra's new album, Through a Sonic Prism, seems a bit esoteric, its subtitle--"The Music of Antonio Carlos Jobim"--should help set the mind at ease. This is undeniably beautiful music, handsomely arranged by Richards and flawlessly performed by his eighteen-member Virginia-based ensemble and vocalist Laura Ann Singh, whose seductive voice ...
Guitar Gods & Goddesses: An Alternative Top Ten Albums
by Chris May
Although it has been present in jazz since the 1920s, when it was routinely used in rhythm sections, as a solo instrument the guitar struggled to make itself heard--literally--until the second half of the 1930s, when reliable pick-ups and portable amplifiers became available. Foremost among the pioneers of the electrified instrument was Charlie Christian, a member ...
Meet Russell Perry
by AAJ Staff
About Russell Perry Russell Perry became a dedicated jazz listener while an announcer on WTJU Charlottesville during college. In the company of other young explorers, the world of recorded jazz revealed itself to him. After a fruitful career as an architect focussed on sustainable design, he has resumed his radio activities. The culmination of over a ...
The Series Finale - All Jazz is Local (2011 - 2018)
by Russell Perry
So far, we have broadcast ninety-nine one-hour programs to tell the story of the first 100 years of recorded jazz. We have heard the creative work of hundreds of players, composers, arrangers, and bandleaders, famous and obscure. Each of the contributors to this rich history had colleagues and bandmates with whom they played as they grew ...
Angela on the Arts: Within
by Troy Dostert
Aside from its somewhat unusual name, Angela on the Arts brings a well-grounded sensibility to its identity as a trio specializing in free improvisation. Espousing a patient, disciplined chamber aesthetic with an occasional hint of whimsy, its debut disc Within offers almost an hour's worth of intelligent, creative music spread over sixteen well-crafted vignettes.
About Angela on the Arts
Instrument: Band / ensemble / orchestra
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Angela on the Arts
Freely improvised chamber jazz for trumpet, viola and bass clarinet with special guests
Angela on the Arts is a trio convened by jazz trumpeter/composer John D’earth who has
performed internationally,
and appeared on over 100 recordings with Dave Matthews, Bruce Hornsby, John Abercrombie,
Emily Remler, Kait
Dunton, Pat Metheny, Lionel Hampton, Tito Puente, and Buddy Rich, among many others.
D'earth has recorded as a
leader for Vanguard Records, ENJA Records, DoubleTime Jazz and his own Cosmology label.
Within is Angela on the Arts' debut album. D’earth plays trumpet, flugelhorn, flutes and
percussion, Bonnie Gordon
plays viola, and Michelle Oliva plays bass clarinet and employs looping
That Dizzy Cat - Dizzy Gillespie (1945 - 1948)
by Russell Perry
Dizzy Gillespie grew up professionally playing in the big bands of Teddy Hill, Cab Calloway, Earl Hines and Billy Eckstine and writing for Woody Herman and Jimmy Dorsey. The wartime economy with its shortages and the musician's strike of the early 1940s led Gillespie to focus on small combos for his own projects, including his seminal ...
New Orleans Diaspora – Louis Armstrong (1926 - 1929)
by Russell Perry
In the past two hours, we've heard the music of the newly conceived jazz orchestras of New York and the Harlem-style or Stride" pianists. We touched on Louis Armstrong's contributions to the Fletcher Henderson Orchestra and the invention of the big band soloist. In this hour, we return with Louis Armstrong to Chicago and listen to ...