Results for "Saxophone"

Robert Bonisolo

Matthieu Bordenave

Matthieu Bordenave is a French saxophonist and clarinetist, who is currently based in Munich, Germany. Born in 1983 in Southern France, he began his early musical studies with classical saxophonist Christian Charnay and Jazz with Thierry Girault in Annecy, before he moved to Paris at the age of 17 where he worked Jazz Saxophone with André Villéger. He entered the national conservatory (CNSM), studying in its department of jazz and improvised music. His workshops teachers in Paris included: Chris Potter, Louis Sclavis, Paolo Fresu, Marc Johnson and renowned bass-clarinetists Jean-Marc Volta and Philippe-Olivier Deveaux

Grady Barber

David Linnros

Born: August 18, 1980

New LP! Konatus - Ethics (LP) Mortvik Recordings (MR004) Side A: Each thing is opposed to everything which can take its existence away. Side B: The effort for self-preservation is nothing else but the essence of the thing in question. David Linnros - saxophones and electronics Dror Feiler - saxophones and electronics Ida Lundén - piano and electronics Niklas Korssell - drums/percussion Konatus has been around for about 12 years. In 2009 they released their first cd ”Baruch”. Some reviews: http://www.paristransatlantic.com/magazine/monthly2010/05may_text.html#8 http://www.vitalweekly.net/701.html http://www.soundofmusic.nu/recension/konatus-baruch (Swedish) This spring sees the release of their second album, ”Ethics”, this time on vinyl

Julian Brezon

Born: October 2, 1991

Saxophonist and Composer Julian Brezon brings a fresh ear to the world of modern creative music, drawing upon literary works and visual art to lend his compositions a singular character. Thanks to his mother’s career as a painter and his late father’s massive and diverse record collection, Brezon was fortuitously exposed to music and art ranging from A Love Supreme and Saxophone Colossus, to the paintings of Pierre Bonnard and Edward Hopper at a young age. This rich world of sound and color has helped Brezon to develop a nuanced ear, which lends his compositions a rare harmony of introspection and listenability

Abel Mireles

Mexican-American saxophonist Abel Mireles is rapidly gaining a reputation as one of the most promising saxophonists of his generation in the New Jersey and New York area. He has also developed a unique voice as a composer and as an arranger, concentrating his efforts on perfecting a fine mix between Mexican American Folkloric Music and Jazz. A graduate of the esteemed jazz programs of the University of Texas at El Paso (undergraduate) and William Paterson University where he received his Master’s degree in Jazz Performance. Abel had the opportunity to study with jazz legendary pianists and Grammy award-winning directors of the program such as Bill Charlap, Cecil Bridgewater, James Weidman, and Armen Donelian

Walter Moore

Born: October 30, 1988

Everything you do is totally up to you and nobody else. You have the idea – you make it possible and you practice it how you want it. The best example is working with great artists and fans – this gives you the opportunity not only to realize your idea, but do it your own way!

Fabio Marziali

Born: October

Born in a small village in the center of Italy, alto saxophone player (and doubler on flute, clarinet and piano) Fabio Marziali comes from a large family with practically no music background or interest. He started playing the piano at the age of 8 and moving to saxophone at 10 years old joining the local marching band. At the age of 14 he was accepted at the Conservatory of Fermo, where he began studying classical saxophone, the so called French school. Four years later his first encounter with live jazz music, thanks to a masterclass hold by an Italian saxophone player coming from Berklee College, Maurizio Caruso. From that moment he started to study improvisation and jazz tradition mainly by himself, as around there were no jazz schools, no jazz players and no youtube

MarQuis Hunt & MOOD

Marquis (aka MarQuis) (pronounced MAR-kwis) Hunt is a Stellar Award nominated recording artist most noted for his soprano sax ability, but he is equally gifted on tenor and alto sax. MarQuis has performed, written and produced for Grammy and Dove Award-nominated albums. He was recognized and nominated as Best Jazz Artist by the Central Arkansas Music Awards and is recommended by the Arkansas Arts Council. MarQuis is the host of the MOOD Monday jazz show on KABF 88.3FM radio every Monday from 10 AM to Noon. MarQuis (aka Mr. MOOD) brings you the best of hot, smooth and classic jazz. MarQuis has gathered a band of additional skillful musicians called MOOD

Hotel Metropol

Born: October 30, 1965

Hotel Metropol is a new collab based in Berlin. It is a minimal ambient jazz project based on acoustic sounds of sax, piano, bass and drums.