81. Jazz Society Of Pensacola (FL) JazzFest Page He is also an accomplished ragtime pianist. Saturday April 3. 100200 pm DougBack and youth banjo ensemble, montgomery, AL 215-300 pm Ransom Middle http://www.jazzpensacola.com/fest.htm

JazzFest 2005 is scheduled for April 3-4 Archived information may include schedules, photos, headliners' bios and more Reviews JazzFest 2004 JazzFest 2003 JazzFest 2002 JazzFest Photos: Jazz fans enjoy a wonderful time and great music at the Pensacola JazzFest in historic, downtown Seville Square. Thanks go out to our individual donors, corporate sponsors, the NWFL and Florida Arts Councils, and all our wonderful volunteers who work hard all year to raise the $50,000 needed to put on this annual free festival, our annual gift to the community! There are usually two stages and almost continuous music. JazzFest 2005 is scheduled for April 3-4 so mark your calendar now! The Kids Stage will be in Fountain Park and parents are encouraged to bring the children so they can enjoy and learn about America's Music. All programs will be audience interactive. For example, the Swing Dancers can give the kids an opportunity to dance with a real expert! Performers will take questions, maybe even suggestions, from the audience. More information on the Kids' Stage....

82. GABOR SZABO: WIND, SKY & DIAMONDS guitarists Howard Roberts, Dennis Budimer and Herb Ellis, pianist Mike Melvoin tune( California Dreaming ), made popular in jazz circles by Wes montgomery. http://www.dougpayne.com/diamonds.htm

presented by douglas payne biography equipment records ... thanks WIND SKY AND DIAMONDS Gabor Szabo and the California Dreamers Los Angeles: September 12, 1967 Gabor Szabo, Dennis Budimer, Herb Ellis (g); Carol Kaye (el-b); Jimmy Gordon (d); Mike Melvoin (p,harpsichord); Emil Richards (per); Bill Plummer (sitar); The California Dreamers: Ron Hicklin, Al Capps, Loren Farber, John Bahler, Tom Bahler, Ian Freebairn-Smith, Sally Stevens, Sue Allen, Jackie Ward (vcl). a. (90865) White Rabbit (Grace Slick) - 2:30 same or similar, Gabor Szabo (g, recitation). b. (90866) Guantanamera (Marti/Angulo/Seeger) - 3:09 same or similar, Gabor Szabo (g). c. (90867) Saigon Bride (Baez/Duscheck) - 2:10 d. (90868) Twelve Thirty (John Phillips) - 3:00 Los Angeles: September 13, 1967 Gabor Szabo, Howard Roberts, Louis Morell (g); Ray Pohlman (el-b); Jimmy Gordon (d); Mike Melvoin (p,harpsichord); Victor Feldman (per); Bill Plummer (sitar); The California Dreamers: Ron Hicklin, Al Capps, Loren Farber, John Bahler, Tom Bahler, Ian Freebairn-Smith, Sally Stevens, Sue Allen, Jackie Ward (vcl). e. (90869)

83. The Pianist [VHS] Online At Movies Unlimited Category Historical War Director doug McHenry Cast Russell Hornsby, Harry Lennix ThePianist (2002) Now Accepting Advance Orders! Flora montgomery costars http://www.moviesunlimited.com/musite/product.asp?sku=073126

84. All Arts Council email. Michael Domina, Boston and montgomery. Experimental watermedia artist andinstructor. Click here or e-mail. Melissa Ewell, St Albans. pianist soloist http://www.allarts.org/features/listing.htm

85. Blacklight Braille a student at CCM and a touring pianist and musical so I introduced myself to Dougand asked if Smith brought longtime associate Arthur montgomery, a classical http://www.iac.net/~moonweb/Artists/BLB/BLBArticle.html

Blacklight Braille The Cast NEON AT Your FINGERTIPS: the Joseph Patt Interview CDs (All are $10.00) Carmarthen Seachange Zauzomank Camelot Palace ... How to Order! NEON AT YOUR FINGERTIPS: The Joseph H. Patt Interview (This interview first appeared in Clifton Magazine in the Winter of 1993. The text is from the original article. The images of the band have been added. - Tom Wulf, Blackmoon Webweaver) Cincinnati's founding fathers of alternative rock are also Cincinnati's best kept secret. Joseph H. Patt talks to Blacklight Braille. The percussionists of Blacklight Braille set themselves up in a circle. Congas, cowbell, and assorted hand drums march forth to the listener's ears and shower down in rhythmic melodic drops. Piano and harmonica join the sound orgy, creating a surrea l and intriguing musical assonance- Juba this and Juba that. Juba killed a yellow Cat. Juba! chants Blacklight Braille lyricist and conceptual artist, Thomas H. Owen Knight. This is fringe rock as created by Cincinnati-based Blacklight Braille. Sitting on his porch, sixtyish Owen Knight discusses Blacklight Braile and the term fringe rock over a few glasses of blackberry wine. He describes fringe rock as "Music created by rock musicians, yet not quite meeting the classical definition of rock' n' roll. It differs to the degree that it might be said to fall within in entirely different location, fringe rock. When we started, we were doing a music that was so far out on the fringe that the beauties were cryptic or hidden."

86. Rilla Of Ingleside - Chapter 13 - Lucy Maud Montgomery - Read Print Rilla of Ingleside by Lucy Maud montgomery CHAPTER XIII A SLICE OF HUMBLE PIE Iam very much afraid, Mrs. Dr. dear Miss Oliver is a beautiful pianist and can http://www.readprint.com/chapter-7533/Lucy-Maud-Montgomery

Back to Lucy Maud Montgomery Contents Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 ... Chapter 12 Chapter 13 Chapter 14 Chapter 15 Chapter 16 Chapter 17 ... Rilla of Ingleside Chapter 13 Chapter 13 Rilla of Ingleside - by Lucy Maud Montgomery CHAPTER XIII A SLICE OF HUMBLE PIE "I am very much afraid, Mrs. Dr. dear," said Susan, who had been on a pilgrimage to the station with some choice bones for Dog Monday, "that something terrible has happened. Whiskers-on-the-moon came off the train from Charlottetown and he was looking pleased. I do not remember that I ever saw him with a smile on in public before. Of course he may have just been getting the better of somebody in a cattle deal but I have an awful presentiment that the Huns have broken through somewhere." Perhaps Susan was unjust in connecting Mr. Pryor's smile with the sinking of the Lusitania, news of which circulated an hour later when the mail was distributed. But the Glen boys turned out that night in a body and broke all his windows in a fine frenzy of indignation over the Kaiser's doings. Mary Vance dropped in one evening to tell the Ingleside folks that she had withdrawn all opposition to Miller Douglas's enlisting.

87. Palm Springs Bureau Of Tourism - Calendar Of Events 800 PM March 20 th, Palm Springs Desert Museum/Annenberg Theater presentsPianist doug montgomery in Concert. A worldclass musician http://www.palm-springs.de/calendar/mar02.htm

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat The Theater Scene An Exciting 2001-2002 Season First Friday On North Palm Canyon Palm Springs Desert Museum/Annenberg Theater presents: Beguiled Again ... Palm Canyon Theater presents: Jesus Christ Superstar St. Patrick's Day Tennis Masters Series Indian Wells presented by Newsweek Third Annual Palm Springs International Art Fair Palm Springs Desert Museum/Annenberg Theater presents: A Sunday Afternoon Concert Palm Canyon Theater presents: Jesus Christ Superstar ... Palm Canyon Theater presents: Jesus Christ Superstar Palm Sunday Tenth Annual Crossroads Renaissance Festival Desert Swing'n Dixie Jazz Festival Barbara Sinatra Children's Center Polo Classic Palm Springs Desert Museum/Annenberg Theater presents: JAMS Jazz ... Annual Nabisco Championship Passover st Annual Nabisco Championship Annual White Party Good Friday st Annual Nabisco Championship Annual White Party Indian Powwow Spring Celebration ... Indian Powwow Spring Celebration Easter Sunday st Annual Nabisco Championship Annual White Party Palm Canyon Theater presents: Jesus Christ Superstar ... Indian Powwow Spring Celebration First Friday of Every Month First Friday On North Palm Canyon a wonderful time to browse the many shops, restaurants and galleries in Palm Springs' Uptown Heritage District on N. Palm Canyon Dr. from Amado Rd. to Tachevah Dr. Participating businesses will be open from 4-9 p.m. on the first Fri. of every month and welcome your visit. Info: 325-8979 or 778-8415.

88. Washingtonian Online Gold Julia Nanay He s Always Got a Clue doug Hoylman Looking I need a pianistwith broad (montgomery County has another.) And it s one of only two—the http://www.washingtonian.com/people/bestandbrightest.html

PEOPLE Best and Brightest Edited by Drew Lindsay and William O'Sullivan We found scores of such people in places expected and unexpected. You might not guess Washington is home to a crossword-puzzle champion, an internationally renowned bagpipe band, or a snail farmer whose product is coveted by four-star restaurants. Here's a chance to meet them, to learn what inspires their work and drives them to excellence. Roots of Mental Illness: E. Fuller Torrey The Natural: Alan Webb Geeks Rule: Vinton Cerf and Robert Kahn Who Wrote the Book of Life?: Craig Venter and Francis Collins Eye of the Storm: Carol Guzy Everybody Into the Pool: Beth Scott In the Beginning: Hershel Shanks Edge-of-Your-Seat Music: Lambert Orkis Redefining the Garden: Wolfgang Oehme and James van Sweden Master of China's Seas: Bud Cole Unwavering on AIDS: Anthony Fauci Finding Beauty in Pain: Lucille Clifton Letter of the Law: Jolande Goldberg Seeing the South as It Is: William Christenberry Our Man on the Middle East: Thomas Friedman Watching Tomorrow's Terrorists: Dorothy Denning A Ballerina's Encore: Suzanne Farrell Making Babies: JoGayle Howard Big Subjects on the Big Screen: Charles Guggenheim An Eye for India's Treasures: Vidya Dehejia Taming the Atom: Bill Phillips Mending the Nation's Papers: Norvell Jones "We Risk a Life to Save a Life":

89. Saskatoon Jazz Society: Current Marquee Bob Klassen on tenor saxophone, doug Gilmour on band features vocals from local singer/pianistJamie Scharfstein Chet Atkins, Jim Hall, Wes montgomery and even http://www.jazzbassment.com/JAZZconcertsguestsjan04.html

BASSMENT LINE-UP October 2003 December 27th Doug Boomhower (with opening guest pianistTara Gibson) January 3rd Jim Moffat Quintet January 10th January 13th Tuesday Night Jam January 16th SJS Big Band with Guests January 17th Ray Dahlen Sound January 24th Don Griffith's Chunk 'o Funk All events start at (unless stated otherwise) * Jazz Nights are now non-smoking evenings * December 27th Doug Boomhower (with opening guest pianistTara Gibson) The Bassment is pleased to host the return of this favourite local guitarist. Promising "listener-friendly jazz and blues", Doug is joined by veteran bassist Skip Kutz , rhythm guitarist Garth Sheard and organist Ross Nykiforuk . This should be a perfect mid-holiday season break. Opening act for the evening is Tara Gibson , singer/songwriter/guitarist/front "man" for 60 watt vamp of Halifax. Her strong, sexy vocals, combined with provocative, original lyrics, are well-crafted and catchy. Tara spent her formative years growing up in Saskatoon where she studied piano with Zane Hrynewich. At 16 she taught herself to play guitar and cut her teeth busking on Broadway, and playing in celtic-rock bands. In 1992 she moved to Halifax where she still lives, works and plays.

90. Jazz 'til Midnight With Doug Collar NEWMAN The Gift (HighNote) WES montgomery - Incredible Jazz January 24, 2003Pianist Bill Evans recorded at High Wire (Chartmaker Jazz) doug HORN QUARTET http://wkar.org/jazztilmidnight/page.php?therange=max&content=listings

91. Old Ship A.M.E. Zion Church - Montgomery,AL State Normal (now Alabama State University) from Marion to montgomery, and the Fleeting,Ministry of Kindness; Ms. Ophelia D. Jackson, pianist; Mrs. Janice W http://www.netministries.org/see/churches/ch03069?frame=N

92. Rod McKuen - Flight Plan 63, guitarist w. Young, Atkins, brother doug, Oct June 11 Yaltah Menuhin, 79, concertpianist, sister of 89, German soprano, Dec 21 George montgomery, 84, actor http://www.mckuen.com/flights/030102.htm

THE YEAR GOES HOME Click on the Stanyan logo to subscribe to the McKuen Mailing List Christmas Eve 2001: Photo by Edward McKuen. ©2001 Stanyan Entertainment Group A Thought for Today Now comes another year, another chance to say thank you to old friends for staying close no matter what The summing up of any year is difficult and none more so than the one just past. It’s as if we have all just come through two years; everything that came before 9/11 is some distant year ago and what’s come after is part of the unfathomable, unbelievable, sobering year that is yet to close. I don’t know anyone who has been able to make sense of the three and a half months that have just passed and I wonder how much distance and assimilation it will take for writers, musicians and artists of every kind to make cognoscente and meaningful statements about these changes of every kind that affect us now. What happened in a green Pennsylvania field, Washington D. C. and New York City on the second Tuesday in September will be sorted out by time but not very soon by any of us still in witness.

93. Jazz: Bands And Artists: M montgomery, Buddy. Features sound bites, activities, photo gallery, projects, biography,reviews and cds for this composer, arranger, pianist, and vibraphonist http://www.puredirectory.com/Arts/Music/Styles/Jazz/Bands-and-Artists/M/

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94. Artist Roster s Best New Artist in 1998 Earl Wild Classical pianist, transcriber, composer McKayMarian McPartland Susan Merdinger Rickey Minor Douglas montgomery Max Morath http://www.baldwinpiano.com/about/roster.html

Download The Artist Program which includes selected profiles of Baldwin Artists, Legends and Baldwin onstage, plus a complete artist roster. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view this document. Go here to download Acrobat Reader 5.0 With a high-energy stage show and a steady stream of smart pop songs, Ben Folds Five has become one of the top performing and recording acts today. The group, featuring pianist, vocalist and principal composer Ben Folds at the Baldwin grand piano, is currently on tour around the world to support its latest recording. For more than two decades, Diane Schuur has set the musical world on fire with her jazz-drenched vocal and piano style. She has taken her talent on tour around the world, worked with master musicians including B.B. King, Ray Charles and Quincy Jones, recorded more than a dozen albums and earned two Grammy Awards in the process. John Willams is one of the most respected and honored composers of film and concert music today. He has composed the music for more than 70 feature films including “Schindler’s List,” “Jurassic Park,” “E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial,” “Star Wars” and "Superman." He has received dozens of Academy Award nominations as well as Emmy, Oscar and Grammy awards. Jimmy Amadie Jon Ballantyne Classical pianists performing as a duo-team around the world Dave Brubeck Richard Carpenter Jo Ann Castle

95. BERKLEE | Berklee In The News Archives - Before 2001 the hourlong program, online, as montgomery talks about fourth album by the innovativepianist and Berklee from Nashville - Berklee student doug Dexter plays http://www.berklee.edu/news/in_the_news/2000.html

Jump to: HOMEPAGE Admissions Application Berklee Performance Center Berklee Today Campus Tour Career Development Center Calendars Careers in Music Commencement Community Affairs Computer Requirements/Info Contacting Berklee Core Music Curriculum Counseling/Advising Courses Dining Services Emergency Closings and Weather Alerts Employment Events Calendar Facilities Faculty Faculty Top Fives Financial Aid Forms for Download Giving to Berklee High School Jazz Festival Housing International Programs Internships Library/Media Center Loans Majors Maps of Campus/Boston Music Jobs and Gigs Online School Orientation Parents Information President's Office Press Room Professional Programs Proficiency Assessments Scholarships Student Activities Student Employment Student Profiles Student Services Summer Programs Tuition and Costs Visiting Berklee World Scholarship Tour ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS Bass Brass Composition Contemporary Writing and Production Ear Training Ensembles Film Scoring General Education Guitar Harmony Jazz Composition Music Business/Management Music Education Music Production and Engineering Music Synthesis Music Therapy Percussion Professional Music Piano Songwriting Strings Voice Woodwinds OTHER BERKLEE SITES Berkleemusic.com

96. -:: SEAN DRISCOLL GROUP ::- and overtones with respect to Wes montgomery. Drummer Antonio Sanchez, percussionistDoug Hinrichs and pianist/keyboardist Patrik Andrén sounds great whether http://www.seandriscollgroup.com/reviews.html

From Fuse Reviews Guitarist Sean Driscoll's Islands is an organic group effort featuring Bill Vint on saxes, Carlos Sanoja on bass, Patrik Andren on keys, Antonio Sanchez on drums and Doug Hinrichs on percussion. The group goes for a big sound reminiscent of the Pat Metheny Group with the addition of the strong sax playing of Vint. Driscoll's writing and soloing are both equally featured and well-developed here. A group to watch in the future. Check them out at: http://www.seandriscollgroup.com -Dave Dorkin From The Hughes Reviews The Sean Driscoll Group's Islands demonstrates what good, honest contemporary jazz should be. There are no light, breezy creme puffs or ventures into far-out left field here. The varied tunes on this self-released CD are accessible and listenable, yet challenging and intricate. Guitarist Sean Driscoll wrote all the tunes and is the namesake of the group, but this is definitely a group scene as opposed to leader and sidemen. The group seamlessly navigates shifting time signatures and provides telepathic accompaniment behind creative soloing. The six-piece band features a conventional instrumentation of sax, guitar, keyboards, bass, drums, and percussion. Visit CD Baby for ordering information.

97. J A Z Z HOUSE.org - The Last Post Marion montgomery was an elegant, sophisticated, lightly she married the Englishpianist and arranger http://www.jazzhouse.org/gone/lastpost.php3?edit=1027668827

98. J A Z Z HOUSE.org - The Last Post and his elder brother, pianist Bob Stephenson. http://www.jazzhouse.org/gone/lastpost.php3?edit=1029322799

99. Music (091901) competition concludes at the CrouseHinds Theater, Mulroy Civic Center, 411 MontgomerySt. Baritone and pianist perform songs by contemporary English composers http://newtimes.rway.com/2001/091901/music.shtml

Music Aural Fixations From Alice Cooper to Grant Cooper, upcoming musical schedules offer something for everyone in By Allen Czelusniak The large number of arts organizations in Central New York give music fans plenty of options when it comes to penciling entertainment into their schedules. Whether it's the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra's Russian Festival, the Vegas-style fare in the Turning Stone Casino's Showroom, American music legend Bob Dylan, a lunchtime classical recital of Civic Morning Musicals, or a catered cabaret with the Central New York Jazz Foundation, the choices are there in the 2001-2002 season. As always, check the weekly Times Table section in the The New Times for updated listings and upcoming concerts as they are announced. The information is also available on the Web at http://newtimes.rway.com Arts Alive in Liverpool For the past 16 years, the Friends of the Liverpool Public Library have presented this diverse mix of music in the library's Carmen Community Room, 300 Tulip St., Liverpool. All concerts are free. 457-0310, Ext. 135. Excelsior Cornet Band.

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