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Jens Winther

b. 29 Oct 1960, Næstved, Denmark. Trumpeter and composer Winther was still in his teenagers when he signed up for John Tchicai’s and Hugh Steinmetz’s ‘college’ of free of charge jazz and cultural music, the Cadentia Nova Danica big music group. In the 80s he became a member of Erling …

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Rodger Fox

New Zealand trombonist Rodger Fox leads the Rodger Fox Music group, a big-band ensemble that performs more than 80 international times a year. Furthermore to touring and documenting, Fox also participates in music workshops in New Zealand.

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Dennis Mackrel

Drummer Dennis Mackrel is definitely respectable by working music artists, yet undervalued from the jazz community all together. Mackrel is most likely most widely known as the drummer hand-picked by Mel Lewis in 1990 to dominate responsibilities in the Vanguard Jazz Orchestra when Lewis was struggling to continue. This is …

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The Free Radicals

Free of charge Radicals’ helter-skelter cross is a huge extension of drummer/producer Nick Cooper’s earlier function in the ska/funk/rock and roll outfit Sprawl as well as the free-form jazz collective Necessary Pressure. The Radicals’ amorphous ideal was recognized in the past due ’90s at No Tsu Oh, a 24-hour pawnshop/cafe …

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Centipede

Centipede was a 50-piece jazz-rock orchestra assembled past due in 1970 by pianist Keith Tippett (b. 1947) to be able to perform his large-scale conceptual function “Septober Energy.” Composed of a primary of musicians attracted from Tippett’s personal music group as well as the orbit from the Smooth Machine and …

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Dominique Pifarély

Dominique Pifarély modernized French jazz violin, merging extraordinary technical abilities with an inclusive notion of music-making. Blessed in Bègles in 1957, he started playing traditional violin at age group six and in 1977, received an initial Prize Conservatory level. When he got from the conservatory, bassist Didier Levallet asked him …

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Graham Collier

British composer Graham Collier was the initial British isles student to graduate from the Berklee University of Music. Collier gained a scholarship or grant in 1961, after playing a lot more than seven years within an military music group. He toured briefly in 1963 using the Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra playing …

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Toshiko Akiyoshi

As an arranger, Toshiko Akiyoshi (influenced originally by Gil Evans and Thad Jones) continues to be particularly notable for incorporating components of traditional Japan music into her otherwise bop-ish graphs. A solid (and underrated) pianist in the Bud Powell custom, Akiyoshi was created in China but transferred to Japan in …

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Ed Palermo

Ed Palermo continues to be leading his personal big music group for a lot more than 25 years, an achievement simply by itself. Ahead of that he previously performed or documented with Aretha Franklin, Tito Puente, Eddie Palmieri, Celia Cruz, Lena Horne, Tony Bennett, Mel Tormé, Lou Rawls, Melba Moore, …

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Charlie Watts

On first look, Charlie Watts appears to be to be always a funny choice relating to a jazz reserve for he’s the longtime drummer from the Rolling Rocks. Nevertheless, jazz was W’ first like and in the 1980s he toured world-wide with an enormous big music group that included a …

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