Results for "saxophone, soprano"

Rain Sultanov

Rain Sultanov is leading jazz saxophonist who has made a huge contribution to the development of jazz culture in Azerbaijan. Not many were able to walk such a turbulent and interesting creative path, rich and full of musical events, as Rain Sultanov. He is a person whose work is always of interest to the world's experts of high music. Rain's music carries a lot of sense and leads one to a deep thought. Rain Sultanov was born on April 29, 1965 in Baku, Azerbaijan. After graduating from a music school as a distance student, specializing in clarinet and surprising his teachers with hard work and natural talent, Rain demonstrated his extraordinary ability for the first time

Tullia Morand

Tullia Morand enters the music conservatory of Joinville-le-Pont at the age of 6. Very fast specialized in jazz, she studies by multiplying the meetings with jazz masters: Rich Perry, Bob Mover, Eddy Daniels, Larry Schneider, Bob Mintzer, Grant Stewart, Dirty Dozen Brass band, Treme Brass Band etc. Strong of this experiences, she leads 3 bands: Tullia Morand Quintet, Big Band and Dixirella. At the same time she is a free lance musician in other groups: Cumbia Ya!, Jose Madera Jr Big Band, Ron Meza High Definition Big Band, Rido Bayonne Big Band, Francois Laudet Big Band, etc... and she plays with several singers: Sarah Lazarus, Tryo, Francois Morel, etc... She is also composer (Sound of Noise 2010, Le temps de l'aventure 2013...)

MarQuis Hunt

MarQuis (pronounced MAR-kwis) is a Stellar Award nominated recording artist most noted for his expertise playing soprano saxophone, but he is equally gifted on alto and tenor sax. He has performed, written and produced for Grammy and Dove Award-nominated albums. With an impressive résumé, MarQuis has shared stages and performed on albums with Kirk Franklin, Yolanda Adams, Backstreet Boys, Fred Hammond, Ben Tankard and many notable others. MarQuis was recognized and nominated as Best Jazz Artist by the Central Arkansas Music Awards. He is recommended by the Arkansas Arts Council and is a member of the prestigious Arts on Tour program

Stefano Scippa Palleni

Born: September 7, 1968

Italian born and resident in Bologna, Stefano plays differernt styles including jazz, world, classical, modern sacred music based on early sources, film music, interdisciplinary performances and solo concerts. Formerly a self taugh he later graduated at the Conservatory of Bologna. His saxophone tone is distinctive for its purity, warmth and dark full sound. His playing is volatile and lyric, rich of expression and details, while the character of the compositions is varied, being modern, abstract or either traditional, embedded with an archaic flavour. Stefano toured Europe and United States, played and studied with great musicians such as Steve Lacy, Markus Stockhausen, Tristan Honsinger and Joe Giardullo

Laurent Rochelle

Born: January 10, 1967

Trained as a classical saxophone at the age of 11 years and then turns to jazz and improvised music following the teaching of saxophonist Thierry Maucci in Marseille (France). Interressed very early in the composition immersing himself in music from the Balkans and in drawing its inspiration from classical european composers (Ravel,Bartok, Berg ..) and american minimal music (Philip Glass, Terry Riley, Steve Reich...) Founding member of Monkomarok with whom he recorded four albums (three on the German label enja) and made numerous tours in France and abroad (Kuwait, Ukraine, Cameroon, Canada, Morocco ...). Plays and composes for the Lilliput orkestra, modern jazz quartet which received 4 jazzman stars for his first album. Currently leads the Grand Lilliput Ensemble orchestra with 10 musicians playing a directory of repetitive music especially composed for him. Collaborated for many years with the theater by the production of soundtracks (TPU, Clan des Songes), participated in cinema concerts with many musicians and write music for short films and DVDs. CURRENT COLLABORATIONS: - Theatre and dance with the hungarian dancer Denes Debrei (Joseph Najd Cie ) - Concerts with Didier Labbé on the show "White Night" concert film on eight animated films from 20 to 80 years. - Music composition and production of soundtracks for puppet shows with the “Clan des songes “ , “Fragile” puppet show will be played in New York in may 2013. - Various compositions for the music publisher Cezame Music Agency (Paris) for the audiovisual network http://www.cezame-fle.com

Stan McDonald

Born: August 28, 1935

Reedman/bandleader Stan McDonald (Blue Horizon Jazz Band), who's especially admired for his soaring soprano sax playing in the Sidney Bechet tradition, recalls his many musical adventures with jazz greats and the years when he helped build the superb musical reputation of the New Black Eagle Jazz Band. Stan is the subject of jazz writer George Borgman’s feature article of the February 2003 issue of the MISSISSIPPI RAG with Stan’s photo on the cover, entitled, "Stan McDonald, Soaring Sax in the Bechet Tradition."Lots of photos (historic and current) illustrate the interesting chronicle of this highly talented musician who now leads the excellent, in-demand Blue Horizon Jazz Band. Stan McDonald and the Blue Horizon Jazz Band have been honored by being featured on JAZZ RHYTHM, Dave Radlauer’s syndicated show heard nationally on public radio stations: Visiting Stan McDonald: Musical rarities and reminiscences from a half-century in jazz

Matt La Von

Born: January 22, 1977

Matt La Von has worked as a professional musician, performing and teaching, in New York City for more than 10 years. As a performer, his main area of expertise is as a jazz saxophonist, although he has also been prolific as a sideman in bands and on recordings that cover a wide range of genres which include Rock, R&B, Funk, Fusion, and Hip-Hop. As a teacher, he specializes in private instruction for beginner to advanced saxophone and clarinet as well as beginner to advanced jazz improvisation. Unlike many successful musicians, Matt La Von wasn’t born into a family of artistic types, much less professional musicians or folks with ties to the entertainment field

Guy Savio

Born: April 30, 1954

Je suis né à Montbrison, dans la Loire (42), et j'ai passé toute ma jeunesse à Boen-sur-Lignon. Là, j'ai reçu une formation musicale précoce, j'ai commencé l’apprentissage du solfège et du violon dès l’âge de 6 ans, à l’école de musique. En fait, j'ai toujours fait de la musique, je m'étais déjà orienté vers les percussions. Ma mère possédait une imposante batterie de bassines à lessive, et j'improvisais alors librement avec ces nombreuses sonorités différentes. |Création du groupe de rock "Les Excommunicated Archbishops": reprises de morceaux rock et musique Hendrixienne. | Dans les années 70, je me produis avec des amis musiciens dans des animations de villages, festivités diverses, bals folks, jouant violon et percussions, avec une nette inclinaison pour la musique africaine et la World Music. | En 1976, je m’installe quelques temps à Chartres et deviens le batteur du groupe CAMIZOLE, très orienté vers le Free-Jazz et les Musiques Improvisées. | A l’issue de cette expérience troublante et profondément marquante, je choisis une orientation professionnelle dans le secteur social (Educateur spécialisé, institution et milieu ouvert). | Dans ce cadre professionnel, je me forme parallèlement à la pratique de la musicothérapie

Jonathan Kava

Born: March 29, 1962

Having recently escaped from the corporate jungle, I spend my free time composing Jazz music and Jazz fused with many other genres.

Earl Williams