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Composers Jazz:     more books (100)

The New Grove Gospel Blues and Jazz: With Spirituals and Ragtime ([The New Grove composer biography series]) by Paul Oliver, William Bolcom, 1988-03 Louis' Children, Updated Edition: American Jazz Singers by Leslie Gourse, 2001-02-25 Mitchell & Ruff: An American Profile in Jazz by William Zinsser, 2000-11 Crazeology (Bayou Jazz Lives) by Bud Freeman, Roger Wolf, 1995-11-01 Artie Shaw: A Musical Biography and Discography (Studies in Jazz Series) by Artie Shaw, 2000-01-19 The Ghosts of Harlem: Sessions with Jazz Legends by Hank O'Neal, 2009-07-20 Ella Fitzgerald: The Chick Webb Years and Beyond 1935-1948 (Ken Vail's Jazz Itineraries 2) by Ron Fritts, 2003-11-11 Sonny Rollins: The Cutting Edge (Bayou Jazz Lives Series) by Richard Palmer, 2004-02-24 Tom Talbert D His Life and Times: Voices From a Vanished World of Jazz (Studies in Jazz Series) by Bruce Talbot, 2004-01-13 Roy Eldridge, Little Jazz Giant (Bayou Jazz Lives) by John Chilton, 2002-08-05 The Red Nichols Story: After Intermission, 1942-1965 (Studies in Jazz Series) by Linda Evans, 1997-10-03 Jazz, New Orleans, 1885-1963: An Index to the Negro Musicians of New Orleans (The Roots of Jazz) by Samuel Barclay Charters, 1983-02 Buck Clayton's Jazz World (Bayou Jazz Lives) by Buck Clayton, 1995-11-27 Underneath a Harlem Moon: The Harlem to Paris Years of Adelaide Hall (Bayou Jazz Lives) by Iain Cameron Williams, 2002-09-15

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41. JAZZ COMPOSERS COMPANION
    jazz composers COMPANION GIL GOLDSTEIN Back to the Theory / Arranging/ Fake Books. Item THEORY024 THE BOOK IS DIVIDED INTO 3  
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    Extractions: GIL GOLDSTEIN Back to the Theory / Arranging / Fake Books Item# : THEORY024 THE BOOK IS DIVIDED INTO 3 MAIN SECTIONSMELODY , RHYTHM AND HARMONY. DOZENS OF MUSICAL EXAMPLES AS WELL AS COMPOSITIONS BY BILL EVANS ,JACO PASTORIUS , RALPH TOWNER , JIM HALL STEVE SWALLOW , PAT METHANY , MICHAEL GIBBS ETC .ARE INCLUDED TO ILLUSTRATE SPECIFIC COMPOSITIONAL TECHNIQUES. Price: $21.95 quantity of to the shopping cart or to finish shopping

42. A Passion For Jazz! Artists Photo Gallery - BandLeaders / Composers
    translator. Ken Burns' Ken Burns' jazz book video dvd cd Sheet Music! Books NewsstandMagazines Sheet Music Musicians Store Accessories! Bandleaders / composers.  
    http://www.apassion4jazz.net/page12.html
    
    Extractions: Trumpet Trombone Sax Piano ... Drums [BandLeaders] Vocalists Vibes please do not link to photos Muhal Richard Abrams - comp/piano (b.1930) [P] Toshiko Akiyosho - piano (b.1929) [P] Manny Albam - comp/arr (1922-2001) [P] Ray Anthony - trpt (b.1922) [P] Eddie Baker - trpt/piano (1930-2001) [P] Chris Barber - trmb (b.1930) [P] Count Basie - piano (1905-1984) [P] Tex Beneke - sax (1914-2000) [P] Bill Berry - trpt (b.1930) [P] Carla Bley - comp/piano (b.1938) [P] Les Brown - sax (1912-2001) [P] Frank Capp - drums (b.1931) [P] Cab Calloway - vcl (1907-1994) [P] John Clayton - bass (b.1952) Jeff Hamllton - drms (b.1955) [P] Eddie Condon - gtr (1905-173) [P] Harry Connick Jr - piano/vcl (b.1967) [P] Johnny Scat Davis - trpt/vcl (1910-1983) [P] Jimmy Dorsey - sax (1904-1957) [P] Tommy Dorsey - trmb (1905-1956) [P] Larry Elgart - sax (b.1922) [P] Les Elgart - trpt (1918-1995) [P] Duke Ellington - piano (1899-1974) [P] Mercer Ellington - piano (1922-1998) [P] Don Ellis - trpt (1934-1978) [P] Gil Evans - piano (1912-1988) [P] Maynard Ferguson - trpt (b.1928)

43. Free Music Download, MP3 Music, Music Chat, Music Video, Music CD, ARTISTdirect
    LONDON jazz composers' ORCHESTRA. Overview Also Appears On Related Artists AddContent. LONDON jazz composers' ORCHESTRA Overview Family Tree.  
    http://www.artistdirect.com/music/artist/card/0,,727893,00.html
    
    Extractions: The London Jazz Composers' Orchestra , formed in the early '70s, was organized by Barry Guy among others, and included British improvisers Derek Bailey Evan Parker Tony Oxley Paul Lytton , and many more. Its formation was inspired by Carla Bley and Michael Mantler 's Jazz Composers' Orchestra Association, which first came through Europe in 1966. After the first ... more

44. Free Music Download, MP3 Music, Music Chat, Music Video, Music CD, ARTISTdirect
    MICHAEL MANTLER Albums jazz composers ORCHESTRA, top. Michael Mantler jazz composersOrchestra 1974 Sorry, this product is not available. Album Credits, top.  
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    Extractions: Lloyd Michaels Horn Bob Northern Horn Reggie Workman Bass Pharoah Sanders Saxophone Frank Wess Saxophone Charles Davis Saxophone Alan Silva Bass George Barrow Saxophone Randy Brecker Horn Kent Carter Bass Bob Cunningham Bass Bob Donovan Saxophone Stephen Furtado Al Gibbons Saxophone Charlie Haden Bass Gene Hull Saxophone Jack Jeffers Trombone Jack Bruce Vocals, Bass Carla Bley Keyboards, Vocals Ron Carter Bass Don Cherry Horn Larry Coryell Guitar Andrew Cyrille Drums Richard Davis Bass Eddie Gomez Bass Beaver Harris Drums Jimmy Knepper Trombone Steve Lacy Saxophone Jimmy Lyons Saxophone Michael Mantler Main Performer, Trumpet

45. Intakt Records - Barry Guy. London Jazz Composers Orchestra. Ode
    BARRY GUY LONDON jazz composers ORCHESTRA. ODE. 2. only the start of something.«Ode» dates back to the beginning of the London jazz composers Orchestra.  
    http://www.intaktrec.ch/ljcoode-a.htm
    
    Extractions: By Barry Guy 25 years seems an absurdly long time to keep a band going, but then there have been exceptional attractions in doing so. Two abiding and powerful forces have promoted this continuity: The constantly evolving creativity of the musicians and my desire to research an expanded scenario for the large ensemble. In those early days I was greatly encouraged by my composition professor Buxton Orr. Such was his interest in my ideas and crucially, his understanding of the impetus behind the musicians' experiments, he eventually directed the orchestra for several years. Also his work as composer, conductor and teacher prepared him for many weary hours coaxing the pieces into life. «Ode» was my first score written to address the problems of integrating improvised music within a large tableau of symphonic proportions. The first performances produced glowing notices: «remarkable and impressive»; «technically awesome creation»; « a work of astonishing brilliance» and so on. There was also a great deal of adverse criticism - «lunatic music»; «merciless noise»; «a long way from Satchmo, Benny, Bix and Duke, too long a way». Well yes, it meant to be a long way from those great pioneers, but some folks always miss the point!

46. INTAKT RECORDS - Bary Guy & London Jazz Composers Orchestra
    Bary Guy London jazz composers Orchestra. New CD Double Trouble Two . Moreinformations about. Barry Guy and the London jazz composers Orchestra.  
    http://www.intaktrec.ch/london.htm

47. Indo-Jazz Fusions: Composers & Musicians Today
    indojazz fusions releases on CD reviews biography performancesindo-jazz fusions current personnel 2002, click for John Mayer biography.  
    http://www.indojazz.f9.co.uk/mayer2a.htm
    
    Extractions: learnt Sitar from both Clem Alford and Wajahat Khan, who are sof different Garhana's. In the Classical field he has worked with artists such as Erich Gruenberg, Joji Hattori, The Smith and the Bingham String Quartets. Other projects have seen Jonathan work with Dave Stewart and Sarah Brightman as well as frequent appearances on television and radio. Raga Yaman and Coco-Bhangra are two of his composition in the Indo-Jazz repertoire. Sandip Chakravarty - tabla - began playing from an early age and formerly trained in Calcutta from 1984. In 1992 returned to London to finish his schooling and expanding his musical influences within various forms of Western and Asian Fusion. 1994 performed at the Albert Hall to represent Newham Academy of Music and then on to perform in Europe and America with local and overseas artists. 1999 nominated to be part of "Asians in the Millenium" and voted to be youngest Asian performer at the Albert Hall. James McDowell - flute started playing the flute at the age of eleven. When he was fourteen he began to study at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama Junior Dept, with Judith Hall and Mary Ryan. Went on to study at the Birmingham Conservatiore with Chris Steward and Elena Duran, from which he graduated in 1996. Now a freelance musician both teaching and performing regularly across England and abroad. He has also worked with the Birmingham Contemporary Music Group, both on live broadcasts and sound tracks for BBC television and radio.

48. Classical Music Composer Index
    Description Name, nationality, birth and death dates, pronunciation and links for 3000+ composers.Category Arts Music Composition composers Click to subscribe to MUSIClassical discussion list. Add Me! site map. Schwann Insidejazz Classical Schwann Inside jazz Classical Magazine  
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    Extractions: Each monthly issue of includes up-to-date, in-depth coverage of both the jazz and classical music worlds and, when appropriate, draws links between the two genres. The seasoned staff of contributors showcases important artists in both fields, recommends essential recordings in "Building a Library," calls attention to overlooked albums in "Off the Beaten Path," weighs in on the latest releases in ten jazz and ten classical CD reviews per issue, and provides a forum for the artists to talk about their music in "Musicians in Their Own Write." Plus each monthly issue includes comprehensive listings of each month's new releases.

49. Edward K. "Duke" Ellington - Biography
    Biography, works, selected discography, articles, links.Category Arts Music Composition composers E Ellington, Duke DC, composer, bandleader, and pianist Edward Kennedy ( Duke ) Ellington was recognizedin his lifetime as one of the greatest jazz composers and performers.  
    http://www.schirmer.com/composers/ellington_bio.html
    
    Extractions: Photo: G. Schirmer, Inc. Born 29 April 1899 in Washington DC, composer, bandleader, and pianist Edward Kennedy ("Duke") Ellington was recognized in his lifetime as one of the greatest jazz composers and performers. Nicknamed "Duke" by a boyhood friend who admired his regal air, the name stuck and became indelibly associated with the finest creations in big band and vocal jazz. A genius for instrumental combinations, improvisation, and jazz arranging brought the world the unique "Ellington" sound that found consummate expression in works like "Mood Indigo," "Sophisticated Lady," and the symphonic suites Black, Brown, and Beige (which he subtitled "a Tone Parallel to the History of the Negro in America") and Harlem ("a Tone Parallel to Harlem"). Beginning keyboard studies at the age of seven, Ellington's earliest influences were the ragtime pianists. He taught himself harmony at the piano and at 17, made his professional debut. Encouraged by Fats Waller, he moved to New York in 1923 and, during the formative Cotton Club years, experimented with and developed the style that would quickly bring him worldwide success and recognition. Ellington would be among the first to focus on musical form and composition in jazz using ternary forms and "call-and-response" techniques in works like Concerto for Cootie (known in its familiar vocal version as Do Nothin' till You Hear from Me ) and Cotton Tail and classic symphonic devices in his orchestral suites. In this respect, he would influence the likes of Monk, Mingus, and Evans.

50. Dave Brubeck - Biography
    Biography, works list, selected discography, articles, links.Category Arts Music jazz Bands and Artists B Brubeck, DaveHome composers Dave Brubeck Dave Brubeck. updated 18 October 2000. Dave Brubeck.Born on 6 December 1920 in Concord, California, jazz legend Dave Brubeck is  
    http://www.schirmer.com/composers/brubeck_bio.html
    
    Extractions: Born on 6 December 1920 in Concord, California, jazz legend Dave Brubeck is equally distinguished as composer and pianist. Studies at the College of the Pacific and with Milhaud at Mills College led to the founding, with fellow students, of the experimental Jazz Workshop Ensemble which recorded in 1949 as the Dave Brubeck Octet. Later, in 1958, the combination of Brubeck with drummer Joe Morello, double bassist Eugene Wright, and alto saxophonist Paul Desmond quickly achieved an overwhelming popular success as the Dave Brubeck Quartet. The Quartet's experimentation with time signatures unusual to jazz produced works like Blue Rondo a la Turk and Take Five , introducing millions of enthusiastic young listeners to unexplored regions of jazz. The group recorded and performed together continuously through 1967. As composer, Brubeck has written and, in some cases, recorded several large-scale works including two ballets, a musical, an oratorio, four cantatas, a mass, works for jazz combo and orchestra, and many solo piano pieces. In the last 20 years, he has organized several new quartets and continued to appear at the Newport, Monterey, Concord, and Kool Jazz Festivals. Brubeck performed at the White House in 1964 and 1981 and at the 1988 Moscow summit honoring the Gorbachevs. He is the recipient of four honorary degrees, the BMI Jazz Pioneer Award, and the 1988 American Eagle Award presented by the National Music Council.

51. Curio Corner - Various Composers André Previn Live At The Jazz Standard: Film M
    Various composers André Previn Live at the jazz Standard André Previn, piano,David Finck, bass; recorded October 2000 in New York Decca 013 2202 6117.  
    http://www.musicweb.uk.net/film/2001/Dec01/previn_live.html
    
    Extractions: Film Music on the Web may well know him better for his film career ranging from 1949's The Sun Comes Up to Rollerball in 1975. His score for The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (1960) is particularly celebrated, yet in total Previn worked on 71 films either as composer, arranger, orchestrator, song-writer, conductor or pianist. Meanwhile both classical and cinematic worlds may be equally surprised by Previn's jazz career - though this part of Previn's life does warrant 123 pages in Martin Bookspan and Ross Yockey's (Hamish Hamilton, 1981). The truth is, jazz has always been important to Previn, and though The Penguin Guide to Jazz by Richard Cook and Brian Morton only goes so far as to allow that he was "more than just a dabbler", in the 1950's he played with Billie Holiday, Benny Goodman, Dizzie Gillespie and Ella Fitzgerald and wrote/arranged for Count Basie, Woody Herman and again, Benny Goodman. After a long break Previn returned to jazz in the late 1980's, recording "After Hours" (1989), "Uptown" (1990) and "Old Friends" (1991) for Telarc. More recently he has teamed-up with bassist David Finck, who himself played with Woody Herman, recording an all-Gershwin album, "We Got Rhythm" and an all Ellington disc, "We Got It Good and that Ain't Bad" as well as performing together live. This current album, recorded at The Jazz Standard Club in New York in October 2000 is Previn's first live jazz release since "Live at the Musikverein" with Mundell Lowe and Ray Brown.

52. Music From The Movies: Jazz In Films (Various Composers)
    MM Poor M - Bad. Search for and buy jazz in Films at Amazon! jazzIN FILMS Various composers MMMM. Review by Mikael Carlsson Terence  
    http://www.musicfromthemovies.com/pages/reviews/jazz_in_film.html
    
    Extractions: Terence Blanchard, who is a fine film composer in his own right ( Malcolm X is his most important credit), has arranged nine jazz classics from the film music repertoire and the result which is presented on this album is highly interesting. Covering more than forty years - from Alex North's 1951 milestone A Streetcar Named Desire to Blanchard's own 90's score Clockers - Blanchard takes the original themes one step further and make them into lengthier, somewhat emancipated jazz tunes. According to the press material, Jerry Goldsmith's reaction to Blanchard's take on Chinatown was enthusiastic and I can understand why. With a lot of respect for the original material, Blanchard's arrangements - and indeed his own, sensitive trumpet playing - adds a new dimension to the themes. Almost all of the pieces begins with a traditional rendering of the theme, which is followed by a improvisational part with solo performances by Blanchard and other soloists such as saxophonist Joe Henderson and pianist Kenny Kirkland. Of course, you'll have to be a jazz lover to understand what's going on here, but if you're interested in hearing what can actually come out of a free interpretation of such jazz standards as Bernard Herrmann's

53. Lawrence University : Conservatory Of Music : Jazz AND IMPROVISATIONAL MUSIC
    Lawrence graduates pursue successful careers as players, composers, jazz arrangersand jazz educators, and three renowned alumni have returned to join the jazz  
    http://www.lawrence.edu/conservatory/Jazz/
    
    Extractions: Among strong Conservatory programs, Lawrence University has one of the longest traditions of excellence in jazz education. Whether you're interested in pursuing a career as a jazz artist or simply looking for an introduction to this demanding musical discipline, Lawrence can provide you with an unparalleled experience. Lawrence offers a Bachelor of Music Degree with a Jazz Emphasis and a broad range of jazz ensembles, courses, and private instruction. Long recognized among the finest undergraduate jazz ensembles in the country, the Lawrence University Jazz Ensemble (LUJE) and Lawrence Jazz Singers have been cited three times as the outstanding U.S. collegiate jazz groups in the Downbeat Magazine “Student Music Awards.” The Lawrence Jazz Band and the newly formed Improvisation Group of Lawrence University (IGLU) round out the large jazz ensemble experience. Six Lawrence jazz small groups meet twice weekly throughout the school year in “jazz performance classrooms.” Working combos of 5-8 students study small group performance practice and improvisation in sessions that thoughtfully link theory and practice, emphasize jazz repertoire, and explore contemporary improvisational concepts. The large ensembles, small groups, and an intense sequence of jazz composition and arranging courses are closely integrated, allowing for frequent performances and recordings of student works. Lawrence jazz students have won Downbeat student music awards in the instrumental soloist, original composition, arranging, and recording categories.

54. Music, Jazz, Pop, Rap, Country, Classical, Composers, Famous Works, History, Alb
    Music jazz Pop Rap Country Classical composers Famous Works History Albums ConcertsAncient World Middle Ages Gregorian Chant Pope Gregory 13th Century  
    http://rogersmantalk.com/music.html

55. English Books > Biography/Autobiography > Composers & Musicians - Jazz
    Books Biography/Autobiography composers Musicians jazz Indexof 161 Titles. American Musicians II Seventy-Two Portraits  
    http://book.netstoreusa.com/index/bkbba456.shtml
    
    Extractions: First page Prev Next Last page ... American Musicians II: Seventy-Two Portraits In Jazz Balliett, Whitney Paperback; ; ISBN: 0195121163 Arranging The Score: Portraits Of The Great Arrangers Lees, Gene Sultanof, Jeffrey Hardback; Book; ; ISBN: 0304704881 Art Blakey: Jazz Messenger Gourse, Leslie Hardback; Book; ; ISBN: 0825672724 Art Pepper Companion: Writings On A Jazz Original (Cooper Square Press) Selbert, Todd Hardback; Book; ; ISBN: 0815410670 Astor Piazzolla: A Memoir Gorin, Natalio Piazzolla, Astor Hardback; Book; ; ISBN: 1574670662 Astor Piazzolla: A Memoir (English) Gorin, Natalio Piazzolla, Astor Paperback; ; ISBN: 1574670670

56. London Jazz Composers Orchestra
    The website of Maya Recordings, Maya Homburger and Barry Guy. Featuring articles, biographies, discographies, news & diary, reviews and photogallery.  
    http://www.mayarecordings.com/ensembles/ljco/

57. Jazz Composers Weekend At The Eastman School Of Music At Eastman School Of Music
    jazz composers Weekend at The Eastman School of Music at Eastman School of MusicUniversity of Rochester in RochesterEastman jazz composition professor David  
    http://www.summeroncampus.com/main/ProgramDetail.asp?ID=846

58. Jazz Composers Orchestra: Escalator Over The Hill
    jazz composers Orchestra Escalator Over The Hill. JCOA EOTH (3Lpset) 1971 Hotel Overture; This Is Here Like Animals; Escalator  
    http://www.eclipse.net/~fitzgera/perry/eoth.htm
    
    Extractions: Hotel Overture This Is Here... Like Animals Escalator Over The Hill Stay Awake Ginger and David Song To Anything That Moves EOTH Theme Businessmen Ginger and David Theme Why It's Not What You Do Detective Writer Daughter Doctor Why Slow Dance Smalltown Agonist End of Head Over Her Head Little Pony Soldier Oh Say Can You Do? Holiday In Risk Holiday In Risk Theme A.I.R. (All India Radio) Rawalpindi Blues End of Rawalpindi End of Animals ...And It's Again [Words by Paul Haines, Adaptation and Music by Carla Bley, Production and Coordination by Michael Mantler] CAST Jack, Parrot-Jack Bruce Phantoms, Multiple Public Members, Hotelpeople, Women, Men, Flies, Bullfrogs, Mindsweepers, Speakers, Blindman-Jane Blackstone, Carla Bley, Jonathan Cott, Sharon Freeman, Steve Gebhardt, Tyrus Gerlach, Eileen Hale, Rosalind Hupp, Jack Jeffers, Howard Johnson, Sheila Jordan, Michael Mantler, Timothy Marquand, Nancy Newton, Tod Papageorge, Don Preston, Bill Roughen, Phyllis Schneider, Bob Stewart, Pat Stewart, Viva

59. Metromix A Chicago Entertainment And Restaurant Guide - Chicago
    Email to a friend Chicago jazz composers Collective The Green Mill 4802 N.Broadway Feb. 23 2 pm Tickets Box office 773-878-5552. Write a review  
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60. Jazz, African-American & Jewish American Composers 1930-1955
    Chopin, Verdi, and Wagner are perhaps the most obvious examples of composers whoregarded their work as vital to a community defined precisely in terms of its  
    http://www.americansymphony.org/dialogues_extensions/93_94season/5th_concert/leo
    
    Extractions: In our day and age it is rare that any single "classical music" concert event can find itself caught in the web of a contemporary cultural and political crisis. We have come to regard concert life and the music of the concert hall as essentially matters of entertainment and aesthetic taste, entirely divorced from the nasty world of politics and social conflict. Even though there are some who welcome this sort of distance in terms of history, this has not always been the case. Musical life has been a significant part of political life. Chopin, Verdi, and Wagner are perhaps the most obvious examples of composers who regarded their work as vital to a community defined precisely in terms of its politics. This concert was planned in the knowledge that over the past quarter-century a painful strain in the relations between Jewish Americans and African Americans has developed. However, the extent of the hate and deception exhibited in recent months was not anticipated. It is hoped that this concert can contribute to the current political debate by presenting a moment of history when matters were different. Not nostalgia, but rather the exploration of different models from which to draw inspiration for the present and future is at issue here. The composers on this program born into Jewish families who integrated African-American materials in their workGershwin, Gruenberg and Goulddid so in ways which earned the respect and admiration of their African-American contemporaries and colleagues. The composers of African-American descentPrice, Ellington and Kaywho integrated European traditions with African-American traditions, did so in ways which earned the respect and admiration of their non-African-American contemporaries and colleagues. There is perhaps no better indication of these reciprocal relationships than the use made by Charlie Parker, Count Basie, Louis Armstrong, Cab Calloway, Duke Ellington and others, of Gershwin's theme, "I Got Rhythm."

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