81. Jazz Composers Workshop Cover, Charles Mingus jazz composers Workshop (P) 1992.3 Nippon Columbia Ltd. Savoy SV0171. Compact Disc. Tracks. Purple Heart (5 http://webusers.siba.fi/~eonttone/mingus/details/sv0171.html

Charles Mingus Jazz Composers Workshop (P) 1992.3 Nippon Columbia Ltd. Savoy SV-0171 Compact Disc Tracks Purple Heart (5:33) Gregarian Chant (2:48) Eulogy for Rudy Williams (6:19) Tea For Two (6:16) (Vincent Youmans, Irving Caesar) Smog L.A. (3:10) (Wally Cirillo) Level Seven (4:14) (Cirillo) Transeason (4:19) (Cirillo) Rose Geranium (4:09) (Cirillo) Getting Together (4:27) All compositions by Charles Mingus unless otherwise noted Personnel John LaPorta - clarinet (1,2,4,9), alto sax (3) Teo Macero - tenor sax (2,3,4,9), baritone sax (1) George Barrow - tenor sax (1), baritone sax (2,3,4,9) Mal Waldron - piano except 1 Charles Mingus - bass Rudy Nichols - drums Teo Macero - tenor sax Wally Cirillo - piano Charles Mingus - bass Kenny Clarke - drums Information Date and location 1-4,9: October 31, 1954, Rudy Van Gelder's studio, Hackensack, New Jersey 5-8: January 30, 1955, Rudy Van Gelder's studio, Hackensack, New Jersey Total time Original issue (year) Savoy MG-12059 (1956) as "Jazz Composers Workshop No. 2" Recording supervisor Ozzie Cadena Engineer Rudy Van Gelder Liner notes Charles Mingus Comments 'Body And Soul' from October 31 remains unissued.

82. Jazz/Blues/Stride Composers Biographies And Information (Page 4) Inspired by the works of composers George Gershwin and Ferdé Grofé, he started combining jazz and classical music, also calling on Negro folk music and http://www.perfessorbill.com/ragtime4b.shtml

Pull bar up for more space then back down to navigate This guide is designed to provide thumbnail sketches of selected ragtime composers and their known repertoire of both published and unpublished tunes. It is in no way complete, as there are many outstanding books on them collectively and individually. It is only meant to provide a little more insight for the ragtime novice, or perhaps a quick reference for those well versed in the art. Except where noted, the compositions listed for each composer encompass only instrumentals, as many wrote songs as well. The dates listed are either known dates of composition or publication, except where noted. For further information I will suggest certain reference sources, and for an overall view of good references currently available or tucked away in your local library, please check out my Ragtime Books and Ragtime Music Collections pages. I am not trying to duplicate the efforts of anybody else, just enhance some of what is already available in an organized fashion. Enjoy. "Zez" Confrey

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87. Indo-Jazz Fusions: Composers & Musicians Today indojazz fusions current personnel 2002, click for John Mayer biography. Raga Yaman and Coco-Bhangra are two of his composition in the Indo-jazz repertoire. http://www.indojazz.f9.co.uk/mayer2a.htm

[indo-jazz fusions] [releases on CD] [reviews] [biography] ... [performances] indo-jazz fusions current personnel 2002 Jonathan Mayer - sitar 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.

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89. Jazz, African-American & Jewish American Composers 1930-1955 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 http://www.americansymphony.org/dialogues_extensions/93_94season/5th_concert/leo

@import "/mainstyle.css"; American Symphony Orchestra Leon Botstein, Musical Director Site Navigation: Next Concert Concert Schedule Ticket Sales About Us ... Press Information Discover. Exceptional. Music. 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.

90. American Composers Orchestra - From Scene To Shining Screen opera by Andre Previn), was also one of the first major Hollywood scores to be derived from New Orleans Dixieland and jazz. European composers would again http://www.americancomposers.org/hollywood_chihara_article.htm

FOR TICKETS CALL CarnegieCharge aco homepage concert schedule Program notes for this concert Essay Paul Chihara went Hollywood (and Carnegie Hall, too) From Scene to Shining Screen: A Short History of Film Music by Paul Chihara Movie music was not born in the movie theaters but in the worlds of opera, musical theater, and vaudeville. Concert music too, particularly the romantic and melodramatic scores of the late nineteenth century, so popular in the early twentieth, provided a large and immediately available library of recognizable and memorable material suitable for film underscoring. Mendelssohn's Fingel's Cave Overture , Wagner's Ride of the Walkurie , Lizst's Les Preludes , Rossini's William Tell Overture , just to mention some very obvious examples of dramatic and descriptive music, were ideal for movie music. When D.W. Griffeth produced his silent Birth of a Nation (1915), he provided a large orchestral score stitched together from classical and popular sources.

91. Original Jazz Charts to play a tune in public, however, you should ask the composer first to see if that is ok All the composers here can You probably got here via the WNUR jazz Web http://www.northwestern.edu/jazz/charts/

This site is located in two places: WNUR and Bsharp.org Musicians on the net can post images of charts of their original tunes to this area (see below for submission guidelines). MIDI files (preferably with General MIDI patch changes), notation software files and the like are also welcome. Most of these composers are regular readers of the Usenet group rec.music.bluenote . You are encouraged to play their tunes and post comments to r.m.b. That's one of the purposes of this link! If you would like to play a tune in public, however, you should ask the composer first to see if that is o.k. All the composers here can be directly contacted via email. You and the composer may have very different interpretations of the same chart! You probably got here via the WNUR Jazz Web . If not, you should check it out immediately! Submission Guidelines The Original Jazz Charts link is maintained by Sam Hokin. There are three ways you can place your original charts here: Create an HTML page with links to image files on your own server.

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93. Thomas Oboe Lee - US Composer & Jazz Flautist A recording of his band, Departed Feathers, is available on GM Recordings. Back to the Index Pages for composers jazz Musicans. http://www.musiciansgallery.com/start/composers/lee(thomas_oboe).html

Thomas Oboe Lee CONTACT: EMAIL WEBSITE 1 or WEBSITE 2 photo by Elizabeth Hamlin Mr. Lee has received many awards for his work, among them the Rome Prize Fellowship, the Charles Ives Fellowship from the American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters, two Guggenheim Fellowships, two National Endowment for the Arts Composers Fellowships, two Massachusetts Artists Fellowships, First Prize at the Kennedy Center Friedheim Awards for his String Quartet No. 3 ... "child of Uranus, father of Zeus," the Georges Enesco International Composition Prize, the Koussevitzky Tanglewood Composition Prize, recording grants from the Martha Baird Rockefeller Fund and the Aaron Copland Fund for Music, residencies at Yaddo, the MacDowell Colony and the Charles Ives Center in Danbury, CT, and Charleston, SC. Back to the Index Pages for : Composers Jazz Musicans

94. WNYC - New Amsterdam, Old Amsterdam: Soundcheck The Leonard Lopate Show Going Dutch Pim Fortuyn Dutch Art. Soundcheck Dutch jazz Living composers International Influences. New Sounds New Music From Holland. http://www.wnyc.org/dutch/soundcheck.html

Listen Online Now Windows Overnight Music Windows The Brian Lehrer Show ... Schedules Search the Site and Archives Support WNYC with an E-Pledge Thank You Gifts Email Updates Sign Up Now to receive WNYCmail Soundcheck U.S. Jazz stamp Dutch Jazz Tuesday, November 18 at 2PM on 93.9 FM There is a long jazz tradition in the Netherlands, from post-bop styles to a thriving avant-garde scene that developed in the 1960s. American jazz musicians have sometimes criticized Dutch jazz, arguing that it doesn’t swing, or that it isn’t sufficiently rooted in the blues. But with its philosophical roots in absurdism and slapstick, it’s one of the few places where one can find humor in an otherwise serious art form. Why is Dutch jazz so robust and widespread? Many point to the country’s unique subsidy system, run by the government for the past two decades, which helps organize funding for improvised music. But as subsidies are being cut the landscape may now be changing. We get a history of Dutch jazz and learn how it relates to what else is happening today. We’re joined by Hans Mantel, an Amsterdam-based bassist, Radio Netherlands producer, and jazz authority. Hans Mantel links Dutch Jazz Web Visit Radio Netherlands for more information Sheet music Living Composers Thursday, November 20 at 2PM on 93.9 FM

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Return to Top News Classical Jazz ... Public NewsRoom Vic Hall The Sound of Jazz Beginning Saturday, April 24th, at 11pm, then continuing every other week, the 2nd hour of the Sound of Jazz will feature a new series, titled "The Jazz Originals" - recordings of tunes written by jazz composers and musicians, expressly for jazz performance by both small groups and big bands. Such jazz classics as Herbie Hancock's "Dolphin Dance", John Coltrane's "Giant Steps", Thelonious Monk's "'Round Midnight" and Miles Davis's "Four" will be presented by host Vic Hall, as a logical evolution of the popular "Great Standards". That series featured jazz adaptations of the "Great American Songbook" songs of Cole Porter, Jerome Kern, Harold Arlen and the many other composers of popular songs of the 30's and 40's. Join Vic Hall every other Saturday at 10pm for The Sound of Jazz, following Marian McPartland's long-running Piano Jazz!

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Composers Offering MIDI Files on the Net Links to Sites Maintained by Professional and Amateur Composers Maintained by Standard MIDI Files on the Net Composers Listed: 144; Last Addition: February 16, 2004; Last Link Check: February 6, 2004 The Newest Additions (The most recently added is at the top.) Bertel, Jean-Luc Wind and Brass (Free sheet music) [.mid] 3 (More on other pages.) Birch, Alisdair MacRae [.mid] 6, jazz Taylor, James K. James K. Taylor - The MIDImusicman [.mid] 50 St Germaine, Arthur Descriptive Piano Music [.mid] 33 - ClassicalStyle Gather, Sandy Music by MIDI Sandy [.mid] 39 The Complete List Adams, Eleanor (American) Eleanor Adams's Original Songs [.mid] 5 Ackley, Deb (American) Deb Ackley's Original Songs [.mid] 166 Albin, Kenneth W. (American 1955- ) Ken's MIDI Compositions [.mid] 12, Classical Style Alexander, Rick Original MIDI Files ! (No MIDI files on this page.) Alonso, Vicente Molina composiciones originales en midi [.mid] 8 Anderson, Rod (Canadian 1935- ) Rod's Concert Hall (No MIDI files on this page.) Angelino, Emanuele (Italian)

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99. Pravda.RU Moscow To Host National Jazz Festival Soon This is very good; meanwhile we would also like to acquaint jazz fans with our topnotch jazz musicians and composers, Kroll stressed. http://newsfromrussia.com/science/2004/03/26/53029.html

Last update:06/08/2004 10:10 MSK Russia World Science and Culture Editorial ... About Pravda.RU:Science and Culture:More in detail Moscow to host national jazz festival soon The Moscow-based house of composers is to host the first-ever national jazz festival called "All Jazz Stars" March 26-28, the festival's art director and famous Russian jazz musician Anatoly Kroll told RIA Novosti here today. Moscow now hosts one-time jazz festivals involving foreign performers, in the first place, Kroll said. This is very good; meanwhile we would also like to acquaint jazz fans with our top-notch jazz musicians and composers, Kroll stressed. Kroll, who heads the creative jazz commission of the Union of Composers after the death of composer Yury Saulsky, said that he tried hard to implement Saulsky's ideas; for instance, Saulsky wanted jazz to become more popular with the masses. According to the festival's director, this event will involve about 15 orchestras, ensembles and solo players, including Oleg Lundstrem's jazz orchestra, Igor Butman's big jazz band, as well as the young Academic Band. The organizers of the festival are the Union of Moscow Composers, Anatoly Kroll's Centre of Jazz Music and the House of Composers.

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@import "http://www.epitonic.com/css/hideit.css"; a word from our sponsors This site may be viewed in any browser or Internet device, but looks best in one that complies with web standards genres Rock Punk ... Hip Hop Jazz Experimental 20th Century Composers list all genres Jazz message board: leave your comments Like most major musical genres, it's all but impossible to sum up jazz in a single paragraph. By the late 19th century, what had started as the call-and-response songs of the African slave population had turned into blues. The style progressed further in the early part of the 20th century, giving us Ragtime and Dixieland, before making its way up the Mississippi from New Orleans to Chicago. There, Big Band and Swing took hold in the '30s and '40s, taking jazz's complexity and maturity to new heights and extending its popularity beyond its original predominantly African-American audiences. Soon bebop emerged, championed by one of jazz's most renowned geniuses, saxophonist Charlie Parker , signalling the genre's coming of age as more than just a regional folk music. In the late '40s and '50s, Miles Davis and others took jazz further with modal and "cool" jazz, inspiring players like

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