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Kultur in Krefeld | Tipp 1. bis 31.8.2015

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Tipp 1. bis 30.11.2016. Tipp 1. bis 31.10.2016. Tipp 1. bis 30.9.2016. Tipp 1. bis 31.8.2016. Tipp – Sommerpause. Tipp 1. bis 30.6.2016. Tipp 1. bis 31.5.2016. Tipp 1. bis 30.4.2016. Tipp 1. bis 31.3.2016. Tipp 1. bis 29.2.2016. Tipp 1. bis 31.1.2016. Tipp 1. bis 31.12.2015. Tipp 1. bis 30.11.2015. Tipp 1. bis 31.10.2015. Tipp 1. bis 30.9.2015. Tipp 1. bis 31.8.2015. Tipp – Sommerpause. Tipp 1. bis 30.6.2015. Tipp 1. bis 31.5.2015. Tipp 1. bis 30.4.2015. Tipp 1. bis 31.3.2015. Tipp – Sommerpause. Und meh...

thenorwegianwindensemble.blogspot.com

The Norwegian Wind Ensemble: August 2008

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The Norwegian Wind Ensemble. A blog for the "International Realtime Music Symposium", an annual event for improvisers and composers in contemporary music, held in Norway. Wednesday, August 27, 2008. A longtime veteran of music in the crossing between through-composed and improvised music, has shown interest in the symposium on behalf of students from Lawrence University Conservatory of Music, Wisconsin, for 2009. The Norwegian Wind Ensemble. Links to this post. Friday, August 22, 2008. Do I play the.

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About | Danny Gouker Music

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Skip to primary content. Danny is a trumpet player currently in Brooklyn, New York, where he works closely with a large community of young improvisers/composers. He has recently released his first album on the pfMentum. Record label comprised of music written for Signal Problems. Danny has a Bachelor’s Degree from Towson University, where he studied closely with Dave Ballou. And a Master’s Degree from NYU where he worked with Ralph Alessi. Among other esteemed faculty. Artwork Credit: Dan Ryan.

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Tonino Bignone - Links

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tedsistrunk.com

tedsistrunk.com :: Acoustic and Electric Bass Musician and Composer :: Home

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Earing the name Ted Sistrunk immediately conjures up feelings of exploration, sensitivity and versatility. Just try googling his name. You’ll see why he’s one of the areas most sought–after bassists. Originally from Manhattan Kansas, Sistrunk attended Arizona State University to study with Chuck Mahronich. He has also studied with bassists Rufus Reid. Ted’s talents and accomplishments combine to make him a valuable asset as bass instructor at Paradise Valley Community College. In downtown Phoenix for the...

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Michael Formanek - Projects

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AKAMU representation: european exclusive. Michael Formanek Elusion Trio. Double bass and composition. Double bass and composition. Michael Formanek's Resonator Quintet. Clarinet and tenor sax. Double bass and composition. Michael Formanek's Resonator Sextet. Clarinet and tenor sax. Double bass and composition. Michael Formanek's Ensemble Kolossus. Clarinet and tenor sax. Clarinet and tenor sax. Tenor sax and flute. Double bass and composition. Michael Formanek's Cheating Heart. Double bass and composition.

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JPECjazz: February 2012

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The Jazz Performance and Education Centre (JPEC) is a not-for-profit organization in Toronto dedicated to the preservation and development of jazz in Canada. Monday, 13 February 2012. Peripheral Vision – Interview. The Toronto quartet Peripheral Vision. Is one of the most creative and engaging groups playing improvised jazz music in Canada. Formed by guitarist Don Scott. And bassist Michael Herring. They have recorded two Cds, including the most recent Spectacle LIVE! And saxophonist Trevor Hogg. Periphe...

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William Vacchiano | Vacchiano's Lineage

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Lineage of William Vacchiano 2016 Brian A. Shook. Pedagogy and Method Books. Vacchiano on Music Careers. The following list is a brief compilation of names indicating Vacchiano’s teaching and influence and how it has spread throughout the world. This list is by no means comprehensive and is merely a starting point for showing the pervasiveness of his pedagogy. The list acts as a lineage of sorts, beginning with Vacchiano’s teachers:. Walter M. Smith. Max Schlossberg, Georges Mager, Frank Knapp,.