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Keith Stout Alive Music Orchestra

In the early 1980's, Keith Stout and his associates began to envision a big band dedicated to the expression of American Jazz, Gospel and Christian Contemporary music. They also wanted to educate the public about where jazz music came from and help young musicians develop their talents and passion for music. Thus, Alive Music Orchestra or AMO, was formed as a non-profit organization. Since many of the current standard jazz forms we hear today originated from other styles of music, AMO has put together a program which encompasses many different forms of jazz and appeals to a wide audience. The members of AMO come from a wide variety of backgrounds and experience such as organizing, directing and performing in worship bands, rock bands, chamber groups, symphonic bands, big bands, and contemporary instrumental orchestras

DESHAYS Daniel

Born: July 8, 1950

Ingénieur du son, réalisateur sonore, conférencier, auteur et professeur d’université, né le 8 juillet 1950, se destine au son par une grande passion développée parallèlement à des études universitaires théâtrales et cinématographiques. DIPL

Kennan Goodman

Every time he plays a note, you have to take notice of the wonderful sound created from his horn and his soul. Kennan Goodman is everything one could hope for in a legendary trumpeter: patience, thoughtfulness, love, passion, vitality, fire, versatility, hope, goodness and courage. No challenge is too big for this modern marvel on the horn. Blessed with an authentic tone, an original approach and a melodic tapestry, Kennan’s sound immediately pays tribute to the trumpet greats Louis Armstrong, John Birks “Dizzy” Gillespie and Miles Davis while both soothing and captivating the listener with a “silent storm” of beauty and tension. His musical experiences include numerous performance opportunities in bands with many of the greatest and most renowned musicians in the world such as Jon Faddis, Lalo Schifrin, Paquito D’Rivera, Rufus Reid, Ray Bryant, Wynton Marsalis, James Moody, Paul Jeffrey, Fred Wesley, Ernestine Anderson, Tyrone Jefferson, George Cables, John Hicks, Elise Woods, Charles Tolliver, Joanne Brackeen, Jimmy Greene, Derrick Gardner, James Patterson, Sherman Irby, Phil Davis, Carla Cook, Martha High, Mor Thiam, Panama Francis, Corey Rawls, Tia Fuller and James Spaulding.

Ryan Quigley

The Ryan Quigley Big Band has established itself as one of the most exciting and vibrant large ensembles in the UK. Ryan Quigley over the last ten years has become one of the most well known and in demand trumpet players on the UK music scene. From playing lead trumpet in a big band to sitting in an orchestra to becoming one of the best jazz musicians in the country, Ryan seems to be at home in any musical situation. Touring and recording with the likes of Vince Mendoza, The Metropole Orchestra, George Michael's Symphonica, Sharleen Spiteri, Bob Geldof, Michel LeGrand, Ronan Keating, Curtis Stiegers, Eddi Reader, Isobel Campbell and many others, Ryan is very much in demand as a lead player, soloist, section player and arranger. Currently Quigley is lead trumpet with the Scottish National Jazz Orchestra and regularly tours at home and abroad with bands Salsa Celtica, the Unusual Suspects and others

Mike Cottone

Born: May 11, 1985

Rochester-born musician Mike Cottone developed a love for music at a very young age. After being given a trumpet at the age of 10, it was clear where his love for music would be channeled. In high school, he began to explore the world of jazz thanks to his band director, Mr. Daniel McMurray. Mike was exposed to recordings of trumpet greats such as Louis Armstrong, Lee Morgan, Clifford Brown, Miles Davis, and Roy Hargrove. Thanks to McMurray's guidance and inspiration, he began to develop his own soulful sound and passion for jazz. Mike attended The Eastman School of Music where he was awarded the prestigious Howard Hanson Scholarship and the Rochester International Jazz Festival Scholarship

John Bailey

“John Bailey is a great improviser. Since we met as teenagers I've been taken with how natural a musician he is and how deeply his roots go into the tradition of jazz music. He's a joy to listen to!”

—Donny McCaslin

Known as one of the most eclectic trumpet players in New York City, Bailey is an in-demand musician and teaching artist on call for everything from traditional jazz, to R&B and Pop, to classical. He became a member of The Buddy Rich Band while still in college, and his career has included

long-running gigs with Ray Charles, master conguero and bandleader Ray Barretto, The Woody Herman Orchestra and Frank Sinatra, Jr. His work with Latin Jazz innovator Arturo O'Farrill won two Grammy awards for the albums The Offense of the Drum and Cuba - The Conversation Continues. He has played on more than 70 albums and, as a jazz educator, has taught at the University of Miami and Florida International University.

A trumpet prodigy, Bailey's spectacular gifts began to be noticed as a high school musician in 1984 when DownBeat Magazine cited him in its annual Student Music Awards for outstanding performances in both the classical and jazz trumpet categories, noting “Shades of Wynton!” The same year, he was a finalist in the National Foundation for Advancements in the Arts (NFAA) Arts Recognition and Talent Search, along with Donny McCaslin and Bill Charlap; and won the National Association of Jazz Educators’ Youth Talent Contest. Later, as a senior at the Eastman School of Music, he won DownBeat’s Best Instrumental Soloist award.

Looking back, he says, “It all started for me when I discovered Clifford Brown. Clifford was the centerpiece of the golden era of jazz trumpet, and a great place to begin my lifelong study of the instrument. He was influenced by everyone before him, and became an influence on everyone after.”

Bailey, who continues to teach privately, believes that educating the next generation of musicians is essential for any artist. “In American culture, where the arts are often ignored or deemphasized in both schools and the mainstream media, it is up to us, the artists, to inspire an appreciation for great art.” he says. “By keeping performance standards as high as possible and sharing our devotion with others, especially children, we enrich countless lives.”

Ansyn Banks

Ansyn Banks is the newest member of the Jazz division at the University of Louisville. Here, he will teach Jazz trumpet, coach combos, and other courses in the jazz program. Originally from Columbus, Ohio Ansyn has performed with the legendary Hank Marr, Gene Walker and Vaughn Wiester’s Famous Jazz Orchestra. During his tenure in Indiana, Ansyn frequently performed with the Buselli-Wallerab Orchestra and quickly became a first-call musician throughout Indianapolis. In addition to the Jazz genre, Ansyn Banks has shared the stage with The Mighty Dells, The Temptations and other R&B artists. Ansyn has a Bachelors of Music degree in music education, from Ohio Wesleyan University, a Masters of Music in Jazz studies from Indiana University, and has completed his course work toward his doctoral degree in brass pedagogy. (also at I.U.) In addition to David Baker and Bill Adam, Ansyn Banks has studied with Larry Griffin, John Rommel, Joey Tartell, Edmund Cord and Patrick Harbison.

François Legrain

François Legrain est un musicien, compositeur et producteur bruxellois né le 25 mai 1986 à Woluwé-Saint-Lambert Mélodies aériennes et rythmiques lourdes, sons urbains et résonnances jazz, le tout influencé du hip-hop newyorkais, une vision musicale contrastée et osée du trompettiste belge François Legrain… Prélude Rien ne prédestinait François Legrain à la musique. Pourtant, il se tournera naturellement vers la trompette et la batterie dès l’âge de 9 ans, pour se consacrer ensuite au trombone, sous les conseils avisés de son professeur d’Académie Sébastien Jadot. De rencontres en collaborations, le jeune compositeur sera rapidement emporté dans une aventure musicale passionnante… Découverte Dépourvu de connaissances techniques aiguisées, François expérimente différentes textures sonores, combinant son électronique et mélodie instrumentale

Rick Savage 4tet

Rick Savage brings a sound & soul to jazz not commonly heard today. Deeply rooted in the "sound & soul" of Miles Davis, Freddie Hubbard & Woody Shaw, Rick heard them all live many times & soaked it all in. A new band & cd round it all out for 2008, so stay tuned! Some of the great artists that Rick has performed/recorded with include; Tania Maria, Jack McDuff, Nancy Wilson, Tony Bennett, Gerry Mulligan, Mel Lewis, Toshiko Aikioshi, Warne Marsh, Randy Brecker, Anthony Jackson, Nestor Torres.

Joe Mosello