Home / Tag Archives: Piano Jazz (page 60)

Tag Archives: Piano Jazz

Gene Wright

The Dave Brubeck Quartet featuring alto saxophonist Paul Desmond had its first successes in the first ’50s, nonetheless it wasn’t before addition of drummer Joe Morello (in 1956) and Gene Wright (in 1958) the fact that classic quartet took its final shape. The music group was enormously well-known; Brubeck himself …

Read More »

Fats Waller

Not merely was Fatty acids Waller one of the biggest pianists jazz has ever known, he was also among its most exuberantly funny entertainers — so when frequently happens, one facet will obscure another. His extraordinarily light and versatile contact belied his enough physical girth; he could golf swing as …

Read More »

Pat Flowers

Pat Blossoms grew up consuming Thomas “Excess fat” Waller, and schooled himself within the challenging artwork of Harlem stride piano, eventually creating a stunning technique. For a time through the mid-’40s, he actually worked well for the Victor record business as a Excess fat Waller imitator inside a belated maneuver …

Read More »

Gene Coleman

Clarinetist Gene Coleman is dynamic in songs, contemporary classical, and avant-garde jazz. Given birth to in 1958, he analyzed music, film, and visible arts at the institution of Artwork Institute in his indigenous Chicago; also during this time period, he studied structure. Coleman received several honours and commissions from your …

Read More »

Gap Mangione

The older brother of Chuck Mangione, Gap Mangione has spent the majority of his career surviving in his native Rochester. Through the 1960-65 period, both Mangiones played jointly regularly within the bebop group the Jazz Brothers, documenting three boppish albums for Riverside from 1960-61. Once the band split up, Difference …

Read More »

Don Shirley

Pianist, composer, and arranger Don Shirley was created in Kingston, Jamaica, about January 29, 1927. He started playing piano at age group two and seven years later on had created his skills therefore quickly, he was learning theory in the renowned Leningrad Conservatory of Music. Shirley produced his concert debut …

Read More »

Brian Crain

Brian Crain was a musically likely kid, but he was never formally knowledgeable in music, yet has even now found success being a pianist/composer. He was created in Hollywood, and even though provided piano lessons, he recommended honing his football skills to exercising. He also constructed his own house studio …

Read More »

Barry Gordon

Professional/singer Barry Gordon entertained children (and adults) seeing that a child superstar along with his million-selling strike record “Nuttin’ for Xmas” within the ’50s, and in the ’90s because the tone of voice of Donatello within the phenomenally successful Television toon series Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. It appears kismet that …

Read More »

Kálmán Oláh

A graduate from the Béla Bartók Conservatory and Franz Liszt Music School (the latter which he became a faculty member in 2000), Budapest indigenous Kálmán Oláh is definitely impressing jazz aficionados world-wide with his very own particular design, which blends jointly components of Hungarian folk and traditional music into even …

Read More »

Don Grolnick

Don Grolnick was a refined and rather underrated pianist throughout his profession, but his versatility and skills were popular to his fellow music artists. Grolnick performed in rock rings while an adolescent but was constantly thinking about jazz. He worked well in the first fusion group Dreams (1969-1971), the Brecker …

Read More »