Results for "Saxophone"

Brett Jackson

Born: March 18, 1986

From www.brettjacksonmusic.com Kansas City-based saxophonist and educator Brett Jackson was born and raised in Kansas, having spent most of his formative years in the bustling metropolis of North Newton, KS. Since relocating in 2009, Jackson has been joining the ranks of a Kansas City music scene that is bursting with talent, performing with many of Kansas City’s premier jazz ensembles including The Project H (2014 Pitch Award Winner - Best Jazz Ensemble), Chris Hazelton’s Boogaloo 7, The Kansas City Jazz Orchestra, Vine Street Rumble, and Clint Ashlock’s New Jazz Order. At home on all of the saxophones as well as flute and clarinet, Jackson is able to adapt to any musical situation

Emile Hall

Born: January 25, 1953

I am the Band Leader and Saxophonist for Grammy Winner Irma Thomas in New Orleans. I am also a member of the Contemporary/Smooth Jazz group N-Fusion. Have written/produced songs for Irma Thomas' CD titled "For the Rest of My Life" through K-WEB productions which consist of a four member team of extremely talented musicians who are also members of N-Fusion. Warner and Brennan Williams, Kurt Brunus, Tony Gullage, and Shamika.. Travel extensively and available for session work, live performances, individual and group. Side man for many other popular New Orleans artist as well.

Thomas McLaughlin

Hans Teuber

Hans Teuber has been a mainstay on the Northwest jazz scene for over 25 years, working with Wayne Horvitz, Jeff Johnson, Clay Giberson, and others who lean toward progressive jazz. On his first album as a soloist, Teuber relied on his compositions as the framework for his work on alto and tenor saxophone, flute, and clarinet. His orchestrations are engaging pieces of work without becoming raucous or loud. They naturally tend to frame his considerable fluency and facility with the horns, especially the alto which he seems to favor, such as on "More Illusions" where his alto lays down the playing line while members of the rhythm section dart around like bees buzzing around a nest

Roy Richardson

Roy Richardson started playing flute at the age of 9 and at 14 he performed in his first talent/variety show. Roy has studied with Trenton, NJ music legends Tom Passerella and Tommy Grice. Roy took breaks from local performance to go on international tours with "Queen Esther Marrow and the Harlem Gospel Singers." Roy also traveled with the national Broadway production tour of "The Civil War" starring Be Be Winans, Larry Gatlin and John Schneider. Highlights of his career include performing at the Montreal Jazz Festival in 1998 and at the Vatican for the Pope in 1996. He has worked with Leon Huff of Philly International and shared the stage with the late Woody Shaw, Charles Earland, Jimmy McGiff, Narada Michael Waldon, Dionne Warwick, 112 and Norman Connors.

John Ludlow

Born: May 12, 1989

John Ludlow is a saxophonist from Bridgehampton, New York. He is a protege of the late Hal McKusick. He is available for performance, private instruction, and composition.

Stan Levy

Colin Webster

London based saxophonist Colin Webster is quickly establishing himself on the European avant garde scene. Collaborating with some of the key figures in improvised and experimental music, Webster is known for working from extreme sonic palettes – from minimal to maximal, constantly pushing boundaries.

Scott Klarman

Scott Klarman has toured professionally all over the world. He has also played with Lou Rawls, The O'Jays, Bob Hope, Joan Rivers, Frank Sinatra, and many more. Scott has recorded with renowned artists Melton Mustafa, Buddy Miles, CeeLo Green, Valerie June, Clockwork, and Nightfall.

Elad Gellert

Born: July

Elad Gellert was born in Jerusalem, Israel 1985. He started to play the saxophone at the age of 10. After having studied in the Jerusalem Academy Of Music for two years, he then transferred to The New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music, where he graduatied with a Bachelor’s degree in Jazz Performance. He studied with musical jazz legends such as Arnie Lawrence, Jimmy Owns, Reggie workman, Chris Cheek, Vincent Herring, and Ari Hoenig. Elad preformed in events such as The International Red Sea Jazz Festival, The International Israeli Festival in Jerusalem,The Jerusalem White Night's Festival in Israel, and at various New York venues, such asThe Nuyorican Poets Cafe, and The Jazz Standard.