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About JC Sanford
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About Earl McIntyre
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MusicianEarl McIntyre
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Born in Brooklyn N.Y., Earl received his first musical training from his father (a very gifted amateur musician) who saw to it that the entire family became proficient at playing brass instruments. While attending the High School of Music & Art, he studied trombone with John Clark, Jack Jeffers, Alan Raph and Benny Powell. It was during this period that he also developed relationships with composer William S. Fischer and tuba player Howard Johnson. At Mannes College of Music, he studied Bass trombone with Simone Karasick and tuba with Thompson Hanks. Later he studied arranging with Slide Hampton and Bob Brookmeyer
About Elliot Mason
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MusicianElliot Mason
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Elliot Mason (Trombone), born in England. He began trumpet lessons with his father at age four. At age seven, struck with an overwhelming curiosity in his father’s trombone, young Mason soon switched his focus from the trumpet. As an eleven-year-old, Mr. Mason was already performing as a trombonist in dance halls, theaters, clubs, and pubs, covering all styles of music but concentrating primarily on jazz and improvisation. At fifteen, he won the national Daily Telegraph Young Jazz Soloist (under 25) Award and was featured at John Dankworth’s Wavendon Jazz School. Entering alternate age categories the next year, Elliot and his brother Brad, as the Mason brothers, won the national competition a second time and by age sixteen, Mr
About Barry Mosley
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MusicianBarry Mosley
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Mosley's first Jazz influence at age twelve was listening to a Chet Baker recording. Many years later was invited by Chet to sit in with him several times in the mid 1980's, which was a great musical thrill. Other strong influences include valve trombonist Bob Brookmeyer who inspired him to play valve trombone, and the early works of Miles Davis.
His Cool Jazz Trio and sometimes Quartet have performed at many of the best Jazz clubs in Los Angeles including Spazio's, The Hip Kitty, Jax Bar & Grill, Vitello's, The Left Coast Wine Bar and more. We have also preformed for many private parties and events in the Los Angeles area.
Currently both CD's Jazz Time and Speak Softly have received repeated radio air play in the USA and Europe, and we have had thousands of youtube hits from our Los Angeles performances
About George McMullen
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MusicianGeorge McMullen
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Grammy award winning, professional Trombone player and recorded artist on Trombone, Bass Trombone, Flute and Didjeridoo. Experienced in Rock, Pop, Jazz and Latin Jazz, from small, intimate venues to large arenas, including Woodstock '99 and the Walt Disney Concert Hall and many taped appearances for television. Experienced studio musician for Film, Television, Music CD’s, and Commercial Jingles. University Faculty Member, Artist in Residence, Master Classes. See more at www.georgemcmullen.com
About Tim Albright
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About Tim Newman
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About Steve Traylor
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MusicianSteve Traylor
Steve Traylor (bass trombone, tuba, & trombone), in addition to his vigorous schedule as a free-lance musician, is the Director of Bands and Fine Arts Recruiter of Central Wyoming College in Riverton, Wyoming. Steve’s educational background includes a Masters in Bass Trombone Performance from the University of Denver (Denver, Colorado), Masters in Business Administration from the University of Denver (Denver, Colorado), and a Bachelor of Music Education from Emporia State University (Emporia, Kansas). As a free-lance musician, he has performed with the Colorado Symphony Orchestra, Colorado Ballet, Central City Opera, Colorado Music Festival Orchestra, and Denver Municipal Band in addition to the jazz groups Fat City Mardi Gras Band, Neophonic Jazz Orchestra, Queen City Jazz Band, and Dixieland Express
About Jon Hatamiya
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MusicianJon Hatamiya
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Trombonist, composer, and B.A.C. Endorsing Artist Jon Hatamiya is one of the most promising trombonists to come out of the Sacramento area and is rapidly making a name for himself on the New York Music scene. He was recognized in the August 1st, 2011 edition of Jet Magazine as the only trombonist on Wynton Marsalis’s list of “Who’s Got Next”, which highlighted the next generation of emerging jazz artists. Still early in his career, Jon has already performed with such artists as Dianne Reeves, James Moody, Seamus Blake, Dave Matthews Band, and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis, among others, and at venues such as Yoshi's SF and Oakland, the Jazz Standard in New York, the Monterey Jazz Festival, Rose Hall at Jazz at Lincoln Center, and Staples Center. Jon currently leads the NY-based fusion septet XD 7, the CA-based quintet Nice Young Men, as well as other small ensembles under his own name.
About Sven Larsson
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MusicianSven Larsson
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The Swedish bass trombone player Sven Larsson has recorded with Rolf Ericson, George Russell, Thad Jones, Lars Gullin, Arne Domnerus, Lars Samuelson, Georg Riedel, Bernt Rosengren, Putte Wickman, Monica Zetterlund, Gugge Hedrenius and many others. He participated in about 100 projects with the Swedish Radio Jazz Group 1970-1990. For 8 years he played with the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra.
Among the artists with whom he has toured are Rolf Ericson Big Band, Sammy Davis Jr, Bette Midler, James Last, Lena Horne and (as a member in Sender Freies Berlin Big Band) Paul Kuhn.
Today he participates in many groups of different character like Bosse Brobergs' Nogenja, Stockholm Strauss Orchestra, Bernt Rosengren Big Band, Ellman Larsson Constellation (bass tbn, arr, co-leader), Brilliant Brazz, Wennerström Larsson Explicity (with his wife Cecilia Wennerström on tenor saxophone)…
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