Results for "Saxophone"

Noah K

Born: September 11, 1984

Noah K is a composer, saxophonist and record producer from Topanga Canyon, CA. His music has been performed by the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, JACK Quartet, SO Percussion, and others, in venues including Le Poisson Rouge, National Sawdust, Seiji Ozawa Hall, and The Stone. He leads the band Dollshot whose second album Lalande was released in 2019 and is currently developing an opera, Salvation, with screenwriter Hampton Fancher for which Fancher wrote the story and libretto. As a saxophonist, K has performed or recorded with Anthony Coleman, David Tronzo, Peter Erskine, Alan Pasqua, Rinde Eckert, Joe Morris, Mat Maneri and Joe Maneri, among others

Jasper Blom

The Jasper Blom Quartet adds a lot of weight to the scales of the Dutch jazz world. Take tenor saxophonist Blom himself, for example: for twenty years, he has been a household name in the Dutch and European jazz scenes. And not only because of his two European Jazz Awards, or the various scholarships and composition assignments he's received, but also because of his participation in a dozen other jazz groups, and his countless studio sessions and live performances--around the world, and sometimes with the world greats, including Chet Baker, Nat Adderley, and George Duke. Or take, for example, guitarist Jesse van Ruller, who was the first European winner of the American Monk Award, and who is at least as active as Jasper

Word Geniuz

Born: August 7, 1991

Rick Lawn

Born: May 15, 1949

Richard (Rick) Lawn is the former, now retired Dean of the College of Performing Arts at The University of the Arts in Philadelphia (uarts.edu) where he now following retirement professor emeritus in the School of Music. Previously he was the Founding Director of Jazz Studies, Chair of the Department of Music, and Associate Dean for Academic Affairs at The University of Texas at Austin. Before joining the Texas faculty Rick was Director of Jazz Studies at the University of Northern Iowa. Rick holds undergraduate and graduate degrees from the Eastman School of Music where his principal teachers were Rayburn Wright, Bill Dobbins, Chuck Mangione and William Osseck

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Johnny Padilla

Born: March 31, 1961

Johnny Padilla Jazz Musician Soprano, Alto & Tenor Saxophones, Flute and Clarinet

Johnny Padilla is currently leading his group in support ofhis recording "Bright Morning" on the BP Music label. His newrecording “Bright Morning” is available at CD Baby.Johnny has performed with Jimmy Buffett, MongoSantamaria, Paquito de Rivera and Arturo Sandoval. Johnnyis featured as a soloist on Mr. Buffett's platinum album“Fruitcakes” (Flute Solo on “Apocalypso”).

Johnny has been a featured artist for:

•“Jazz in Cutler Park” Waukesha, WI•“Third Ward Jazz Festival” Milwaukee, WI•“Starry Nights” Sharon-Lynne Wilson Center Brookfield, WI•“The Towers Concert” Narragansett, RI•“Arts Concert” Vero Beach, FL;•"The Miami Latin Jazz Festival" Miami, FL;•"The Dade County Youth Fair" Miami, FL;•"The Dade County Book Fair" Miami, FL;•"Tropical Nights" Hollywood, FL•"Artwalk" Hollywood, FL•"Riverwalk Sunday Brunch" Ft. Lauderdale, FL•"The Hispanic Heritage Festival" Miami, FL;•"The Beaux Arts Festival of Art" Miami, FL•“The Art Council's Concert” Key West, FL•Pleasure Island @ Walt Disney World, Orlando, FL.

Karen Sharp

Born: September 30, 1971

Karen Sharp The seeds of Karen’s career were sown early on whilst studying composition at the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester. She took up the saxophone as a sideline and soon found herself playing in the college jazz band and a busy soul band based in Liverpool. On relocating to London in 1999 Karen recorded her first quintet album “Till there was You” and it wasn’t long before she found herself working alongside musicians such as Scott Hamilton, John Dankworth, Danny Moss, Alan Barnes, Dick Sudhalter, Mark Nightingale and Cleo Laine. In 2004 Karen began a three-year stint in Humphrey Lyttelton’s band, which took her to venues and festivals across the UK and into Europe playing alongside Joe Temperley, Stacey Kent, Acker Bilk and the great blues singer Elkie Brooks

Terry Edwards

Born: August 10, 1960

Terry Edwards has largely been in the studio, on the radio or onstage somewhere in the world since the age of 20. He sings and plays an array of musical instruments - sax, trumpet, guitar, keyboards, flute - with a myriad of artists including PJ Harvey, Jesus & Mary Chain, Madness, Franz Ferdinand, Jerry Dammers, Gallon Drunk, Rhoda Dakar, Ronnie Spector, Spiritualized and many more.

Joe Gray

Born: December 21, 1956

Joe Gray is an alumnus of California State University Northridge Music Department. Upon graduating with a B.A in Music he played in many horn bands of the time and did studio work. He was a member of the elite Hollywood Horns, The Vic Asher Band and the popular Los Angeles Band Smoothwater along with his own band Mom’s Apple Pie. He has since played with many of Los Angeles ’ Big Bands for the past 26 years. Joe is now besides a saxophone player in the band also the leader and manager of The Late Nite Big Band.

Max Fronek

Born: July 5

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