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ACCORDION BARITONE/EUPHONIUM BASSOON CLARINET CREATIVITY/COMPOSITION/TECHNOLOGY DANCE DOUBLE BASS DRUM SET/PERCUSSION EARLY CHILDHOOD ENSEMBLES: JAZZ/ROCK/POP FLUTE FRENCH HORN GUITAR & BASS GUITAR HARMONICA HARP MALLET PERCUSSION MUSIC TECHNOLOGY OBOE PIANO RECORDER SAXOPHONE SUZUKI
INSTRUCTION TROMBONE TRUMPET TUBA UKULELE VIOLA VIOLIN VOICE
LINDSAY ALBERT Piano. M.M, Collaborative Piano, The Longy School of Music, 2007; B.A. with honors, French and Music, Boston College, 2005. Adjunct Faculty, Staff Pianist/Vocal Coach, Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA; Private Voice Studio Pianist, Longy School of Music. Former Assistant Director of the New School of Music in Cambridge, MA. Teachers include Iras Roback, Dr. Sandra Hebert, Wayman Chin. Lindsay lives and works in Boston as a performing collaborative pianist, vocal coach, and private instructor. EMILIAN BADEA Accordion; Bassoon. MM and DM, Boston University. Member, International Double Reed Society, American Accordionists' Association, Accordion Teachers Association of Massachusetts. Freelance musician, has performed with Boston Ballet, Boston Lyric Opera, Boston Classical Players, Boston Academy of Music, New Hampshire Symphony, Rhode Island Philharmonic. Faculty, University of Massachusetts, Boston. KARINE BAGDASARIAN Piano. B.M. from Tchaikovsky Music School, M.M. with honor - from Komitas Conservatory (Armenia). Has taught there on Piano Performance and Collaborative Faculties as Associate Professor until 1995. Postgraduate and Artist Diplomas-from St.Petersburg Conservatory(Russia). Participated at various festivals, toured with State Chamber Orchestra, premiered many compositions, given numerous solo and chamber recitals. Awarded "Special Performance Prize" in 2009 Perrenoud Foundation Competition. RUTH BLACKBURN Piano. BA, University of Pennsylvania; MM and Dalcroze Certificate, Longy School of Music. Additional studies in piano, theory, composition, and improvisation, both privately and at New England Conservatory. Teachers include Lisa Parker, Ran Blake, Paul Brust, and Joyce Kouffman. Former member (pianist) of the Motion Collective, an improvisational dance company based in Maine. Faculty: Spring Hill Montessori School. BRENDAN BURNS Guitar; Guitar Dept. Coordinator. BM, Professional Music, Berklee. Brendan has been teaching privately since 1999, and has been affiliated with Berklee College of Music's Music Mentoring program, and Newton Community Eduction. Brendan is the guitar department coordinator at BMS, overseeing GUITOBER - a month long celebration of guitar held every fall. He also teaches at Tune Foolery, an artistic collective of musicians with psychiatric disabilities, and online for JamPlay.com. Brendan is the musical director of The Elephant Tango, the featured houseband in the monthly Bent Wit Cabaret, as well as a creative and dynamic a shadow-puppet troupe. http://www.BrendanBurns.com SASHA CALLAHAN Violin; Viola. BM, Violin Performance, Rice University; MM, Boston University. Founding member - Lunaire String Quartet and Kalistos Chamber Orchestra. Performed with Lunaire and Corigliano Quartets, Corbett Duo and featured in recitals at Mozarteum (Austria), Leopold Auer Academy (Hungary) and American Academy of Arts and Letters (NYC). Attended Tanglewood Music Center (2002) as Edward G. Shufro fellow. Performs with Portland Symphony, Rhode Island Philharmonic, Boston Pops, BMOP, and at New Hampshire Music Festival. Principal teachers: Lucia Lin, Sergiu Luca, Denes Zsigmondy, and Carol Sindell. MARIO CERRA Saxophone; clarinet; flute. Summa Cum Laude, Berklee College of Music; Joe Viola Award 1999. Mario has worked as a recording artist and Musical Director for Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines, recording several works in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He has performed with internationally acclaimed artists including Greg Hopkins, Joe Lovano, and Maria Schneider, and currently with some of the finest musicians in the Boston Area. SARA CHEN Piano. BME, National Tainan Teachers’ College.Taiwan; MM, Piano Performance, Longy School of Music; additional studies, Vienna School of Music, Austria. Piano studies with Hugh Hinton, Sally Pinkas, Anne Franciose Perrault, I-Tao Kuo, Tzu-yu Kuo, Peter Ritzen and Tsui-Pi Huang. Recitals in Taiwan, England, Austria and U.S. JOE CONLEY Guitar & Bass; BM from Berklee College of Music in Performance and Jazz Composition. MM from Boston Conservatory & Berklee College of Music in Jazz Performance. Studied with Larry Baione, George Garzone,Bret Willmott, and Charles Chapman. Performances and recordings include: The Boston Jazz Trio, Molecule, Ben Bogart Jazz Collective, Third Nipple, Chris Opperman's Random Factor, as well as many other projects throughout New England. Guitar Session ensemble instructor at Berklee College of Music as well as an Instructor at Donn Carr's Drum Studio. MARGARET DENTON Piano; Director of Education. BM, MM, Rice University, student of John Perry; DM, Indiana University, Piano Performance with minor in Music Education. Fulbright Grant recipient, Hochschule für Musik, Freiburg, Germany. Faculty, Former faculty and teaching positions, Rice University, Indiana University, South Carolina Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities. Faculty, Longy School of Music. Solo, collaborative and concerto appearances across the U.S., Canada and Europe.
WILL DICK Guitar (acoustic, electric, bass). AB,
Harvard University; Senior Diploma and Teacher’s Certificate, Longy School of
Music. Faculty positions have included Dedham Country Day School, Pine Manor
College, St. Paul’s School and Winsor School. Has recorded classical, popular
and original music for guitar and vocals, and performed extensively throughout
eastern U.S.
LEO EGUCHI
Cello. Bachelor’s degrees with honors in Physics and Cello Performance from
University of Michigan; Masters degree from Boston University. Founding and
active member of Kalistos Chamber Orchestra, principal cellist of New Bedford
Symphony and member of Portland Symphony. Cellist for Lunaire String Quartet and
Arioso Chamber Players. Frequently appears with contemporary music groups such
as Brave New Works, Boston Modern Orchestra Project and ALEA III. Studies with
George Neikrug, Anthony Elliott, Louis Potter, Jr., Eva Ell. Faculty, Emery Arts
Center and University of Maine. NIVA FRIED Piano. Undergraduate Diploma, Rubin Academy, Tel Aviv; MM, doctoral studies, Boston University. Studies with Leonard Shure, Maria Clodes, Gabriel Chodos. Winner of awards for excellence in performance, including Aaron Richmond and Harvard Music Association Distinction. Active member, MMTA, and Chair of Materials Committee, NEPTA. Faculty, Indian Hill Music Center. SCOTT GOULDING Drums; Percussion. Berklee College Music, 1993. Studies with Ian Froman, Joe Hunt, John Ramsay, and Hal Crook. International Jazz performer, recording artist, and educator. Appeared on over 30 CD releases on labels in U.S., Europe and Japan. Experience in Jazz, Latin, Brazilian, Afro-Cuban, Funk, Rock, and Concert Classical styles. Performed with Sheila Jordan, George Garzone, Larry Grenadier, Jerry Bergonzi. Endorser for Paiste Cymbals and Canopus Drums.
NICK GRONDIN
Guitar. BA,
TOM HALTER Trumpet. BM, Music Performance, University of Nevada at Las Vegas. Studies with Ralph Towner, Paul McCandless, Ran Blake, George Russell, Jerry Bergonzi, Joe Manieri. Founding member, Grammy-nominated Either Orchestra. Music Director, Mariachi Mexamerica. Co-founder/leader, Grupo Panamericano. Member, Orchestra Morphine (U.S. and European performances). Faculty, Blackstone Milville Regional Schools, Braintree Public Schools. MEGAN HENDERSON BM Piano Performance, New England Conservatory. Pianist and Outreach Director of Winsor Music. Faculty member of PALS Children's Chorus, Village Harmony Summer Camp. Teaching Assistant at Harvard Summer School and Harvard Extension. Collaborative pianist in the Boston area. Vocal performances and recordings with Boston Camerata and Schola Cantorum. Former faculty of All Newton Music School, Powers Music School and Emerson College. KYOKO HIDA-BATTAGLIA Oboe; Recorder. BM Tokyo College of Music; MM New England Conservatory. Regular player with the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra, Gardner Museum Orchestra and Nashua Symphony, and often performs with the Boston Symphony, Boston Pops, Boston Ballet and Boston Lyric Opera. Assistant principal with the New Haven Symphony and the Colorado Music Festival. Faculty member at Boston Conservatory, New England Conservatory Community Collaboration, Rivers School Conservatory and Powers Music School. ERIN HOLMES Voice. M.M. Vocal Performance, New England Conservatory; B.M. Vocal Performance, B.A. Spanish, Towson University. A Baltimore native, Miss Holmes is an active performer and educator. She has appeared with Opera Boston, Opera Providence, Longwood Opera, New England Light Opera, Opera del West, Teatro della Bicchieraia (Italy), New England Conservatory Opera Theatre, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, and Washington D.C.’s Strathmore Hall. In 2006 Miss Holmes was a featured singer and music teacher in the nationally televised Spanish television program, “Padres en apuros” in Madrid. Faculty, Music 101 Studios. ANNE HOWARTH French Horn. BM and BA from Oberlin College & Conservatory; MM, New England Conservatory, studies at Hochschule für Musik, Munich; BA. Studies with Jay Wadenpfuhl and James Somerville (Boston Symphony) and Richard King (Cleveland Orchestra). Founding member, Radius Ensemble & member Vento Chiaro. Performances with Boston Symphony, Vermont Symphony, Portland (ME) Symphony Orchestra, Rhode Island Philharmonic, Plymouth Philharmonic. Faculty, Tufts University, UMASS Boston, BUTI. LUIS ANTONIO IBÁÑEZ R. Violin. Studied at Conservatorio Nacional de Musica, La Paz , Bolivia; BM, Performance, University of Southern Maine; MM, Manhattan School of Music, NY. Studies with Portland String Quartet, Steven Kecskemethy, Ani Kavafian, Ariana Browne, Glen Dicterow,Yuri Marzukievich. Performances with Boston Classical Orchestra, Boston Festival Orchestra,New Hampshire Symphony, Pro Arte Orchestra,Vermont Symphony, New Hampshire Music Festival, Alea III. Lexinton Symphony. Granite State Symphony. Currently, member of Portland Symphony, PORT Opera Maine,Palace theatre Orchestra, Masterworks Chorale Orchestra, "Duo Ibanez", "Ritmos 3", and Free-lance in New England. Faculty, Lexinton Music School. TOMOKO IWAMOTO Viola; Violin; Suzuki and Traditional. BS, Keio University, Tokyo; BA, Berklee College of Music. Studied jazz composition and arranging with Herb Pomeroy, jazz performance with Matt Glaser, classical violin with Sharon Leventhal and Jun Ishii. Suzuki training with Donald Becker. Active arranger for Mood Swing Orchestra and All Newton City Orchestra. Member of J-Way String Quartet. PAUL JACOBS Piano. Artist Diploma, Piano Performance, Longy School of Music; MM, Michigan State University; BM, Hope College. Piano with Randall Hodgkinson, Deborah Moriarty; Chamber music with Wayman Chin, Victor Rosenbaum; Master classes with Pacifica Quartet, Frederic Chiu and Sergey Schepkin. Former faculty member at Komitas Music School, Friends Music Camp, OH. Winner of Hope College concerto competition and Musical Showcase, Longy Honors Concert. Performances with Longitude New Music Ensemble. RUSSELL JEWELL Trombone; Trumpet; Tuba; Baritone/Euphonium. University of Illinois. BM, Berklee College of Music. Studies with Tim Meyers (St Louis Symphony), Dr. Richard Monaco, Don Sanders (Boston Ballet, Boston Pops). Jazz studies with Jerry Bergonzi, Herb Pomeroy, Phil Wilson. Toured and recorded with Grammy-nominated Either Orchestra and Mighty Sam McClain. Co-founder, leader of Pan-American chamber group, Brass Roots. JULIANNE JOHNSTON Flute; Suzuk. Flute Performance: BM, New England Conservatory, Augusta State University; MM, University of South Carolina. Studies with Lois Schaeffer, William Bennett, Geoffrey Gilbert. Studied at Talent Education Institute, Matsumoto, Japan, with Toshio Takahashi.
ATSUKO JOZAKI
Piano. BA, Elisabeth University, Japan; Real Conservatorio Superior de Madrid,
Spain; MM, Stanford University; DMA, Piano, Boston University. Performances in
Japan, Spain, and U.S. Former faculty, Elisabeth University. Faculty, All Newton
Music School. TOM KRUSINSKI Creative Movement/Dance; Harmonica. BA, Psychology, minor, Elementary Education. Trained in New York and Boston at Jacob’s Pillow, Harvard Summer Dance and Naropa Institute. Many years performing in modern dance and interdisciplinary events with architects, sound sculptors and visual artists. Teaches at nursery and elementary schools throughout Massachusetts. Guest teacher and speaker at colleges, PTO, and teacher training events. RICK LANDWEHR Drums; Percussion. Graduate of Berklee College of Music. Studied with Casey Scheuerell, Gerald Cleaver, Gary Chaffee and Jim Chapin. Performances and recordings include: Tamandua. Ra Quintet, Daniel Bennett Group, The Boston Jazz Trio, Cirkestra, Lemonpeeler, Ape 7, Darkon (film soundtrack) and others. Author of Drummer's Guide to Odd Time Signatures (Alfred Publishing). Faculty member of National Guitar Workshop. Endorses Vic Firth drum sticks and Evans drum heads. COREY LAREAU Saxophone; Clarinet; Recorder; Flute. University of Kentucky, Jazz Performance, Music Education, Philosophy. Performed at Notre Dame, Elmhurst Jazz Festivals, IAJE Conventions. Member, Grammy-nominated sax quartet UK Mega Sax. Finalist, Fischoff National Chamber Music Competition. Performed with Kentucky jamband Green Genes. Toured with Glenn Miller Orchestra. Recorded CDs “Nick Hilscher Sings” and “On The Air”. Performed with Ray Charles, Michael Brecker, Tom Harrell, Conrad Herwig, Columbus Symphony Orchestra. CAROLYN LEDBETTER Violin; Suzuki Violin; Viola. Masters in Viola Performance and Suzuki Pedagogy with world renowned Suzuki teacher, Joanne Bath; Suzuki Association of the Americas Book 10 certified. Played with Vancouver Symphony, New Philharmonia Orchestra, and Boston Civic Symphony. Taught with Pineland Suzuki School in Maine; Portland Conservatory, ME; Suzuki School of Newton; Greenville Suzuki Association, NC; and Rose City Music Academy and Community Music Center, Portland, OR; as well as independently. FRANCO LEON Piano. BM, Magna Cum Laude, Piano Performance, Boston Conservatory; MM, Piano Performance, Boston Conservatory. Studies with Jonathan Bass, Max Levinson, Janice Weber, Lynn Chang and Jung-Ja Kim. Recipient of H. Wilfred Churchill and Ricardo and Hans Lewitus scholarships. Winner, Chamber Honors Competition, Boston Conservatory, and Bela Bartok Latin American Piano competition at age 8. Performances in Europe, North, and South America. Live broadcasts in Lima’s ‘Filarmonia’ radio 102.7. Founder and Artistic director of “Escucha!” music festival. Faculty, Boston Piano Academy. MARINA MAGAZINNIK Piano. BM, MM, Ph.D., Tchaikovsky Conservatory, Moscow, conducted lectures on piano performance styles. Solo and chamber performances in Russia, recorded for Moscow radio and television. Performs throughout New England including solo and chamber music concerts for Graubart-Irving Concert Fund, Longy School of Music, New England Conservatory, Martha’s Vineyard Chamber Music Society. Performances with violinists Tamara Smirnova and Janet Packer. Former accompanist for Professor James Buswell and Marylou Churchill. Faculty, Northeastern University. JOHN MARTIN Flute; Executive Director. BM, University of Montevallo; MM Florida State University, student of Charles DeLaney. Former faculty at University of Wisconsin, University of Alabama, and Michigan State University. Former director of Wausau Conservatory of Music, Michigan State University Community Music School, and Jefferson County Schools, Florida, Fine Arts Program. JUSTIN MEYER Double Bass; Bass Guitar. BA, Philosophy, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; MM, Longy School of Music. Additional coursework, Berklee College of Music. Studies with John Lockwood, Dave Clark, Oscar Stegnaro. Many years experience playing in jazz, blues, rock and funk bands. Performed with the Indian Hill Symphony Orchestra, Jon Damien, Toni Lynn Washington, Ray Santisi, Jeff Stout, Dick Johnson, Barry Ries. Faculty, Indian Hill Music Center, Lawrence Academy. KARINE NOWICK Violin. BA, MM, Boston University. Studies with Roman Totenberg, Raphael Druian, Peter Zazofsky. Soloist with The New England String Ensemble, Pythagorean Festival Orchestra. Former concertmaster and soloist with Indian Hill Symphony. Freelances with Boston Landmarks Orchestra, Boston Pops Esplanade Orchestra, Boston Ballet. Member, Boston Lyric Opera. Semifinalist, Metropolitan Opera Orchestra auditions. Faculty, Phillips Academy. SCOTT PITTMAN Drums; Mallet Percussion; Music Technology; Guitar; Bass; Banjo; Ukulele. BA, Percussion Performance, UMASS Lowell. Studied with Neil Grover, Fred Buda, and Alan Dawson. Toured with The Bosstones; accompanied blues legend, 'Honeyboy' Edwards; many tours and albums with The Shods, and Delmark's Frank Morey. Has been enthusiastically teaching for 17 years. Enjoys staying at the forefront of the intersection where music meets technology. AMY POLIAKOFF Flute; Suzuki; Suzuki Dept. Coordinator. BA, Marlboro College; MM, Flute Performance, Chicago Musical College of Roosevelt University. Performed with New England Bach Festival, Berkshire Lyric Theatre. Former Principal Flute, Chicago Philharmonia. Winner, Society of American Musicians Young Artists Competition. Performs with Ensemble Bacchanale. Former faculty, Brattleboro Music School, Pittsfield Community Music School, Simon’s Rock of Bard College. BONNIE POMFRET Voice; Soprano. DM in Voice, Indiana University; MM in Voice, Boston Conservatory; BM, Voice and Piano, Musikhochschule Freiburg, Germany. Soloist with Atlanta Symphony, Sinfonia da Camera, Indiana Opera Theater and Capitol Cities Opera, solo concerts in U.S., Euorpe, Asia. Former faculty, Emory University and Illinois State University; singing voice specialist at Peoria ENT and Emory Voice Center. Currently teaches at Boston University, South Shore Conservatory, and privately.
JOHN PURCELL Saxophone; Jazz/Rock Ensembles.
Freelance saxophonist and arranger. JEANNE RINTELL Early Childhood. BM, Vocal Performance, University of Southern California; MM candidate, Boston University. Studies with S. Mark Aliapoulios, Phyllis Curtin, Charles Roe. Vocal soloist with orchestras in California and New England. KAREN ROBBINS Flute; Baroque Flute; Clarinet; Saxophone; Recorder. MM, Baroque, Silver Flute, San Francisco Conservatory; MA, Music History, SUNY-Binghamton. Jazz studies with Charlie Banacos. Studies with Wilbert Hazelzet, Royal Conservatory, Den Hague. Specializations, Baroque and contemporary music. Over 15 world premieres. Featured on radio and television in San Francisco, Boston, New York, Holland. Doubles on clarinet, saxophone in theater pits and orchestras. Performs with Quincy Symphony. ANNE ROBINSON Piano. BM, University of Missouri-Columbia. Currently pursuing MM, Boston Conservatory. Studies with Max Levinson, Peter Miyamoto, Ayako Tsuruta, and Gloria Chuang. Master classes with Loretta Blumberg, Hugh Hinton and Melvin Chen. First place awards include the Sigma Alpha Iota Competition of St. Louis, MO, 2007, the Sonatina Festival of Milwaukee, WI, 2004 and 2005, and the Wisconsin Music Teacher’s Association (WMTA) of 2003 and 2005. AMANDA ROMANO Harp. BM from New England Conservatory in Harp Performance; MM from Boston University in Harp Performance. Plays with the Boston Philharmonic and Atlantic Symphony Orchestra. Solo appearances have included Alice Tully Hall in Lincoln Center, Jordan Hall and Gracie Mansion. Has participated in the Tanglewood Music Festival and Assisi Music Festival. MICHELLE RUSH Viola; Violin; Suzuki. BM, University of Houston; MM and DM, Florida State University. Performs with chamber ensembles and orchestras throughout New England on modern and baroque viola. Her research on injury prevention and the physiology of string playing is a cornerstone of her teaching method, a hallmark of her playing and has been published in the ASTA journal. PHILIP RUSH Violin; Viola. BA, cum laude, University of California at Riverside; Master of Fine Arts in viola performance, California Institute of the Arts; Doctor of Music in viola performance, Florida State University. String Department Chair at the South Shore Conservatory. Performs with the Gardner Chamber Orchestra, Atlantic Symphony Orchestra, Chamber Orchestra of Boston, Intermezzo Opera Boston, Rhode Island Philharmonic, Handel and Haydn Society, and Cantata Singers. MARYELLEN SCHEPSIS Piano. BM Piano Performance, New England Conservatory. Massachusetts Certified Music Education K through 12. High School Music Faculty, implemented group piano classes for grades 9 through 12. Devised curriculum for Music Theory and Sibelius run programs for high school level. Accompanist for several community theater groups including The Longwood Players, Marblehead Little Theater, Swampscott Theater camp, various churches and many high school productions. KATIE SEILER Voice. MM Jazz Voice Performance, New England Conservatory; BM Jazz Voice Performance, Western Michigan University. Katie was born in Durham, NH and began classical piano lessons at eight years old. Since 2002 she has been studying voice and has performed regularly as a solo and ensemble vocalist in both classical and jazz styles, with WMU Gold Company Jazz Choir with Donny McCaslin, Pollyfolia Vocal Festival with the WMU Gold Co. Sextet in Normandy, France, The Oprah Show, and with vocal ensemble “Prism.” Studio recordings include those at WMU, with Tim Hauser on his recent CD, and Gary Fry in Chicago. Private coaching by Luciana Souza, Kim Nazarian, Fred Hersch, Jason Moran, Dominique Eade, George Garzone, Frank Carlberg, Jerry Bergonzi, and Stefon Harris. NARA SHAHBAZYAN Cello. BM, MM, and Postgraduate degrees with Honors in
Cello Performance, Komitas Conservatory; MM in Cello Performance, Miami
University; DMA, Boston University. Performs as soloist, with chamber
ensembles and orchestras throughout the U.S. Extensive performances throughout
Armenia, Russia, Europe and the Middle East. Recorded and appeared for
Armenian radio and television. Participated in numerous music festivals such as
the Salzburg Music Chamber Institute, Leipzig Festival Bach 2000, New-York City InCite Festival, Echternach Orchestra Festival. Faculty, Musical Arts Academy. DAN SNAPE Piano. Classically trained through the Royal School of Music in England; BA, Jazz Performance, Leeds College of Music; Diploma, Jazz Composition, Berklee. Twice winner of Daily Telegraph Young Jazz musician of the Year. Toured with Blues Brothers official european band as keyboardist and Musical Director. Performed in all of Europe's major cities, New England and New York. Has performed with Philip Bailey of Earth Wind and Fire. Studies with Django Bates, JoAnne Brackeen and Cyrus Chestnut. GREG TOLWINSKI Piano. MM Candidate, 2012, Piano Performance, Boston Conservatory. BA, Oberlin College Conservatory of Music. Studies with Max Levinson, Sergey Schepkin, Ya-Fei Chuang, Ilya Itin, Sedmara Rutstein. Former faculty, Brooklyn Conservatory of Music. New York solo and chamber performances with the Brooklyn Conservatory New Music Collective and OMNI Ensemble. Accompanying and solo performances at the Casalmaggiore International Festival, Italy. Appearing as soloist with the Stow Festival Orchestra in March, 2012.
CHRIS VEILLEUX
Saxophone; Clarinet; Flute; Winds Dept. Coordinator. BA, Northern Illinois University; MM, New
England Conservatory. Chris is a woodwind player and composer whose music stems
from jazz, free jazz, world music, rock and classical. He co-leads the sax,
guitar, and drums trio Industrious Noise, and Roving Soul, with more of a world
music influence. He is a member of Charlie Kohlhase’s Saxophone Support Group
and Jerry Sabatini’s Sonic Explorer’s. Chris has studied with Ran Blake, Joey
Sellers, Steve Duke, Jerry Bergonzi, Allan Chase, Charlie Kohlhase, and Anthony
Coleman. For more info check out
www.chrisveilleux.com ROBERT WARD Guitar. BM, San Francisco Conservatory of Music; MA, University of California, San Diego. Studies with Angel Pepe, Celin Romero. Radio performances on Morning Pro Musica, Classics in the Morning, Chamberworks, Off the Record. Recorded on Centaur Records. Performances in New England, Texas, California, Hawaii, Cuba, France, Greece. Faculty, Northeastern University. |
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