Results for "Multi-instrumentalist"

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Eliot Lewis

Born: 1962

Eliot Lewis, independent artist and multi-instrumentalist, has been performing sold out shows all over the world and is currently a member of the legendary duo, Daryl Hall & John Oates. Eliot is also a featured musician on the award-winning web series and now weekly TV show "Live From Daryl’s House" now in full rotation on the Palladia Music channel, VH1 as well as several other networks. Eliot has recently worked with many of the top artists in the music business including: Train, Joe Walsh, Cee Lo Green, Todd Rundgren, Booker T, Goo Goo Dolls, Dave Stewart, Smokey Robinson, Jewel, Rob Thomas, and Grace Potter to name a few. He has also performed on some of the most prestigious stages in the world including the legendary Hollywood Bowl, Japan's Budokan Arena as well as performing on The Voice, Conan O'Brien, Today Show, Jimmy Kimmel and many others. Eliot has also been blazing his own trail all along as a highly prolific solo artist

Hip Waders

Hip Waders formed in 2010 and consist of Wade Tarling on hammond organ and vintage wurly, Allan Brake on drums and Jeff Kinsman on bass. The band is influenced by an eclectic mix of music including, rock, jazz, hip-hop, R&B, funk and pop. Waders live shows have even been known to feature the odd Led Zeppelin cover, interspersed between their jive-laden original numbers. The songs are entirely instrumental, relying heavily on improvisation and an impeccable sense of groove. Hip Waders first EP entitled, "Why is this so Difficult," was released on June 13th, 2014

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Roger Ebacher

Born: August 3, 1952

Recording artist, multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, performer, and composer Roger Ebacher brings over 40 years of professional stage and studio experience to his table of musical offerings. Appearing on his own highly reviewed recordings as a consummate flutist including ”Flutation Device” & “Backyard Carneval”, with numerous additional guest CD appearances on a variety of instruments, Roger's roots and branches cover many styles. Jazz, fusion, Brazilian, Afro-Cuban, reggae, Latin Jazz, Flamenco, African, and other world musics all come into play with his uniquely original compositions and dynamic live performances. He is also an in-demand percussionist (congas, bongos, dumbek, kalimba, etc.), singer, and keyboardist, and as such is comfortable and highly skilled in a variety of musical settings. Roger has twice been the featured guest artist on Boston's premier jazz radio program, Eric in the Evening (WGBH-FM, 89.7), and his music has been on the airwaves all over North America, Europe, and as far east as India, Thailand, and Russia. Based in the Boston area, Ebacher is held in high regard for the passion, artistry and professionalism he brings to his recordings and to his live appearances, for which he has access to some of the finest supporting players available from Boston to New York.

Morgan Guerin

Growing up in a musical family, Morgan was given his first pair of drumsticks at the age of six months…followed shortly thereafter by a drum set. By six, Morgan had his first saxophone and his instrumental repertoire expanded to many more instruments. Having grown up in such a musical household, Morgan had the good fortune of being exposed to jazz from the Marsalis family, Donald Harrison, Christian Scott, among many others. He has shared the stage with such notables as Nicholas Payton, Ellis Marsalis, Herlin Riley, Jimmy Cobb, Esperanza Spalding, Allen Toussaint, Freddy Cole, Terri Lyne Carrington, Robert Glasper, Russell Gunn, Wallace Roney, and Buster Williams. Now, Morgan is currently studying at The New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music in New York City

Dine Doneff

Born: June 8, 1965

Dine Doneff, also known by his Greek citizenship name Kostas Theodorou, is a Macedonian composer and multi-instrumentalist born on June 8, 1965, in West Germany to Macedonian parents. He was raised in the northern Greek prefecture of Edessa. A self-taught musician, Doneff began his musical career in the mid-1980s after moving to Thessaloniki, where he immersed himself in various musical traditions and instruments, including double bass, guitar, and percussion. dinedoneff.com+8Wikipedia+8All About Jazz+8Wikipedia+5All About Jazz+5domagkateliers.com+5

Marcos Valle

Born: September 14, 1943

Marcos Kostenbader Valle (born in Rio de Janeiro) is a Brazilian singer, instrumentalist, songwriter and record producer. He has produced works in many musical styles, including bossa nova, samba, and fusions of rock, soul, jazz, and dance music with Brazilian styles. Valle's talent was evident from his high school years, which coincided with the explosion of the bossa nova movement in Rio. His classmates included future legends such as Edu Lobo and Dori Caymmi, and his composition "Sonho de Maria" was included on the Avanco album by the influential Tamba Trio in 1963. With his brother Paulo Sergio Valle as his lyricist, he had already built an impressive portfolio of songs, prompting Odeon Records (a subsidiary of EMI) to sign him as a singer

Laurence Bourdin

Born: February 24, 1972

Rencontre la vielle à roue en Périgord à l’âge de treize ans et commence en jouant le répertoire des musiques traditionnelles d’Occitanie. Sa formation instrumentale se fait auprès de divers maîtres : Michel Lemeur, JF Heitzen, Gilles Chabenat, Valentin Clastrier, Pascal Lefeuvre … Très vite elle découvre le potentiel musical extraordinaire de cet instrument et s'intéresse à d’autres répertoires : la musique ancienne, arabo‐andalouse et contemporaine avec le VIELLISTIC ORCHESTRA qu’elle intègre en 1996 ; les croisements avec le jazz, l'improvisation et l’arrangement à partir des musiques traditionnelles avec Alain Gibert, Michel Marre, Sylvain Roux (Ecole Britten à Périgueux) et Miqueu Montanaro ; elle intègre sa compagnie en 1999 et participe à une dizaine de créations musicales sur divers continents (Colombie, Palestine, Maroc, Hongrie…), dont la dernière [l’Ame Nue] (2012, avec le musicien Fouad Didi). Après son premier solo [En Partance] au Festival de Parthenay en 2002, elle quitte son poste de chargée de mission et professeur de vielle à roue à l’Adda Lozère pour se consacrer entièrement à sa carrière artistique, et notamment à la recherche et la composition sonores. Elle sort en 2005 son premier album solo UN GRAIN DE QUARTZ. Elle est invitée par l’ARFI en 2007 pour la création musicale et chorégraphique [Enfer] (avec Christian Rollet, Michel Boiton et Geneviève Sorin), puis en 2010 pour la création du tableau‐concert [A la Vie la Mort], (avec Jean Aussanaire, Jean Mereu et Bernard Santacruz), coproduction Amphi Opéra de Lyon, le Petit Faucheux à Tours, le Chantier (centre de création de Correns) invité au festival d’Avignon 2013

Zeki Çağlar Namlı

Born: January 17, 1981

Zeki Çağlar Namlı was born in 1981 in Trabzon. Having started music when he was 8 years old, Namlı switched to bağlama when he was 14. Although he didn't receive an intensive bağlama education, he was able to play traditional and new techniques very skillfully in an unusual way. In the same year, he started State Turkish Music Conservatory. In these years he rediscovered and redefined bağlama. This discovery led to a new music style, which ranges from jazz to world music in addition to a new tone color and technique. According to Namlı, the music was a unified whole