Results for "Producer"

Barbara Brighton

Born: October 2, 1948

Barbara J. Brighton’s lifelong love of jazz has bloomed in advocacy and activism. She has provided an important Los Angeles performance showcase for student musicians, the Young Artist Jazz Series, for 23 years. Innumerable young players, including more than a few nationally known musicians, received their first public exposure on the Catalina Bar & Grill’s bandstand that Brighton has presided over. It’s no exaggeration to note that nearly all SoCal jazz musicians under 45 have participated in YAJS. While she has a 40-plus career as a licensed psychotherapist, Brighton’s efforts to produce a competition for student musicians launched her role as impresario. Her consultations with the late recording executive Ellen Cohn proved invaluable, leading to Brighton’s founding of BJB Jazz Ventures. Barbara produced jazz brunches and memorial tributes to Cohn, Carmen McRae and Horace Tapscott. At the behest of the late Bill Traut, Kurt Elling’s manager, she booked the singer into every SoCal jazz venue for a solid month; then Blue Note Records hired her to do the same for Caecilie Norby. Barbara also handled promotion of pianist Kenny Werner’s book Effortless Mastery in Los Angeles.

Siim Hiob

Born: June 16, 1997

Emilio D. Miler

EMILIO D. MILER

Grammy® and Latin Grammy® winning producer, composer and arranger, also nominated for a Hollywood Music in Media Award; his recent productions have featured John Patitucci, Airto Moreira, the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Bruna Black, PUBLIQuartet, Danaë Vlasse, Hila Plitmann, Matt and Gregg Bissonette, Antonio Sánchez, Magos Herrera, Chano Domínguez, Camille Bertault, Christian McBride and Billy Martin, among many others.

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Hal Willner

Born: April 6, 1957

Hal Willner was an American music producer working in recording, films, TV and live events. He is best known for assembling tribute albums and events featuring a wide variety of artists and musical styles (jazz, classical, rock, Tin Pan Alley). His first tribute album was Amarcord Nino Rota in 1981. In the late 1970s he worked under record producer Joel Dorn, credited as Associate Producer on Leon Redbone's albums Double Time and Champagne Charlie, and The Neville Brothers' Fiyo on the Bayou. Willner has been the sketch music producer of Saturday Night Live since 1981. He was also a producer of the TV program Sunday Night hosted by David Sanborn. Willner has produced albums for Marianne Faithfull, Lou Reed, Bill Frisell, William S

EVA BAUMER

Music Agency specialised in jazz, Latin music and flamenco. Based in London

Barry Martin

Born: July 18, 1961

I curate the shows at Jazzville in Palm Springs, a venue for be-bop, blues, Great American Songbook, Afro-Cuban jazz, vintage jazz and swing.

Filippo Bubbico

Born: December 18, 1992

Pianist, composer, arranger, sound engineer, performer. From a very young age he began a multi- instrumental path which took him through performance on drums, violin, clarinet, percussion, guitar, bass, singing, ensemble music, choral workshop and piano; over the years he deepens the study of Jazz Harmony with Maestro Luigi Bubbico. He studied with Maestro Fabrizio Puglisi, Greg Burk, John Taylor, Paolo Silvestri, Tim Berne, Enrico Rava, Tomaso Lama, Diana Torto, Roberto Rossi, Massimo Morganti, Massimo Greco, Walter Paoli, Stefano Paolini, Barend Middlehoff. In 2017 he obtained a three-year degree in Jazz Piano at the G.B

Arnaldo DeSouteiro

Born: June 23, 1963

Music Producer (with over 530 albums to his credit according to the All Music Guide), Voting Member of NARAS-GRAMMY and Jazz Journalists Association (NY), Member of LAJS (Los Angeles Jazz Society), Musical Philosopher, Journalist, Jazz & Brazilian Music Historian, Publicist, Public Relations, Composer (having written successful jazz & pop songs, some dance hits like "O Passarinho" for the Italian TV reality show "La Pupa e Il Secchione", and "Samba da Copa" for the "2006 World Cup" in Germany, plus many other soundtracks for movies, soap operas & TV series in the USA — PBS, BET, Universal Cable etc —, Europe and Asia), Lyricist (he wrote lyrics to Dave Brubeck's "Broadway Bossa Nova" at the invitation of Brubeck himself, among other songs), Arranger, Percussionist, Keyboardist, Programmer, Educator (conducting clinics and panel sessions worldwide as the first Brazilian member of IAJE- International Association of Jazz Educators during its existence).

Keerthy Narayan

Born: July 13

Originally from Kochi (Kerala), India, Keerthy Narayan was the music arranger for the GRAMMY-winning Winds of Samsara album. Narayan is proficient in keyboards as well as arranging. He demonstrated his skills on Ricky Kej and Wouter Kellerman's highly acclaimed Winds of Samsara which was the coordinated effort of 120 musicians from five continents.

“My role was that of a multi-instrumentalist and arranger,” says Narayan. Winds of Samsara became No.1 on the Billlboard charts in two weeks. This was mainly because of the sales of the album and user reviews. “It was a dream come true; over ten years of hard work was rewarded so wonderfully,” says Narayan.

Keerthy Narayanan

Born: July 13, 1976

Originally from Kochi (Kerala), India, Keerthy Narayanan was the music arranger for the Grammy-winning Winds of Samsara album. Narayanan is proficient in keyboards as well as arranging. He demonstrated his skills on Ricky Kej and Wouter Kellerman's highly acclaimed Winds of Samsara which was the coordinated effort of 120 musicians from five continents.

“My role was that of a multi-instrumentalist and arranger,” says Narayanan. Winds of Samsara became No.1 on the Billlboard charts in two weeks. This was mainly because of the sales of the album and user reviews