61. Excite France - Répertoire - Pianists 44. Grohovski, Valeri, Classical and jazz pianist and composer. 45. hall,steve, Piano orchestrations of inspirational and romantic music. http://www.excite.fr/directory/Arts/Music/Instruments/Keyboard/Piano/Pianists

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62. Jim Hall, Concierto chords the intro and trades off with pianist Hanna before It is a lovely little melodyfeaturing hall on acoustic to bassist Ron Carter and drummer steve Gadd. http://www.greenmanreview.com/concierto.html

Jim Hall, Concierto (CTI Records, a division of Sony,1997) Guitarist Jim Hall's Concierto has an interesting history of how it got to be in its present form. It was originally released on LP (which I wore the grooves off) in 1975 on the CTI label which went belly up a few years later. Columbia Records bought up all the old CTI masters; and, in 1987, it was re-released on CD, adding an alternate take of one track from the original LP and one new tune altogether (Good, I can't wear this one out!). Sony then bought Columbia Records and re-released it again, now back with the CTI logo, and this time with two more alternate takes and yet another new tune, all taken from the original recording dates. Regardless of which form of this recording you get to hear, you're in for a treat. Hall is one of the leading exponents of jazz guitar on today's musical landscape. His ultra-smooth playing, sense of harmony, dynamics and ability to really swing are an absolute joy to listen to. On this recording Hall is surrounded by a legendary ensemble of sidemen: Chet Baker on trumpet, Paul Desmond on alto saxophone, Sir Roland Hanna on piano, Ron Carter on bass and Steve Gadd (who seemingly can play just about any kind of music) on drums. Arrangements were charted by Don Sebesky. The album opens with the Cole Porter standard "You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To." The treatment here is an uptempo one, and the band comes out swinging from the first note. Hall leads off with an extended solo which continually restates the theme. Desmond, the essence of cool, follows here with a short but sweet alto solo and briefly duets with Baker on trumpet, before Baker charges ahead. Hanna is featured next with a rhythmically complex, contrapuntal solo. He is followed by a brief horn chorus leading into a really nice bass solo by Carter. Hall, Desmond and Baker close the track by trading lines they're so attuned to each other's playing that they seem to be extensions of themselves.

63. PAST PICKS - JULY 1998 steve hall whose lengthy sojourn in NYC (c1979) has provided him with opportunitiesto work with the likes of Gil Evans, Lionel Hampton, Art Blakey and pianist http://www.jazzcanadiana.on.ca/PPJul98.htm

July 1998 All of Hal's monthly reviews will be made available here in Hal's "Picks From the Past". Back to Current Picks Richard Parris Quintet - "Body and Soul" RealAudio Sample Not a late bloomer, but rather an unheralded Montreal perennial, tenorman Richard Parris blows up a storm on this debut quintet offering of seven favourite standards plus a rousing collective excursion into Sonny Stitt's "Stitt's It". Plenty of propulsive drive is shared by trumpeter Joe Sullivan, guitarist Greg Clayton and Parris on "Witchcraft", "Time on my Hands", or "On Green Dolphin Street", while the sublime nuances demanded of such numbers as "I'm Getting Sentimental Over You" and "Ghost of a Chance" are tastefully rendered. Parris' delivery on the title tune is inventive and evocative. All this before an appreciative audience. (J.S.) DSM 3020 to order Steve Hall Quartet - "Hall Things" RealAudio Sample Yet another unsung performer is Montreal saxophonist Steve Hall whose lengthy sojourn in NYC (c1979) has provided him with opportunities to work with the likes of Gil Evans, Lionel Hampton, Art Blakey and pianist Kevin Hays who joins him on this 1997 session recorded live in Montreal. Hall and Hays work well together; the former, Warne Marsh-like in tone, preferring the upper register of his instrument with infrequent brusque descents - the latter, introspective yet innovative working from within a carefully chosen framework. The programme is suited to their mutually responsive interplay, both on free flowing up-tempo numbers (" House is Not a Home"/"Midnight Sun"/"Insatiablue") and the more ballad oriented selections ("Lonely House"/"It Never Entered my Mind"/"My Reverie"). The highlight is the contrastingly rhythmic segue of Monk's "Ugly Beauty" into Hall's own "Hall Things Hall". (J.S.)

64. DCjazz | Calendar Of Events with pianist, Eric Byrd, drummer, Greg Holloway, bassist, Joshua Bayer and guitarist,steve Kansas City steve Gold to 1000 PM Location Maryland hall for the http://www.dcjazz.com/calendar/calendar_view.cfm?reg_id=495

65. _The Carnegie Hall Concert_ ending with the absolutely unbelievable solo of pianist Jess Stacy steve and I attendedthe New Columbia Swing of Benny Goodman's 1938 Carnegie hall Concert at http://www.jitterbuzz.com/carcon.html

The 1938 Carnegie Hall Concert Hi Lindy Hoppers!!! Dancing in the Aisles! Why is the 1938 Carnegie Hall Concert so Important? The idea to present the Goodman band in concert at Carnegie Hall began as a publicity stunt by Wynn Nathanson, Goodman's publicist. At that time, Carnegie Hall was a bastion of musical propriety, or as John McDonough put it "An import house of Old World traditions where snobby smirks toward American culture had a way of making status-sensitive Yankees feel like Babbits for comparing Gershwin to Wagner or Tatum to Horowitz." Benny Goodman was initially hesitant about the concert, fearing for the worst; however, when his film Hollywood Hotel The concert was a sellout weeks in advance; 2760 seats sold at the astoundingly high price of $2.75 (or about $43 in 1998 dollars). An unusual footnote to the event was that it was picketed by pro-Franco (i.e. Fascist) opponents of Goodman's support for the Spanish Republican government. Briefly, "Twenty Years of Jazz" was good; the jam session laid an egg, but works by the Trio and the Sextet took off. "Swingtime in the Rockies", "Bei Mir Bist du Shoen", "Stompin at the Savoy", "China Boy", and "Dizzy Spells" built the enthusiasm. The finale, "Sing, Sing, Sing" blew the roof off the house, ending with the absolutely unbelievable solo of pianist Jess Stacy. Benny Goodman eventually came into possession of the acetates. Because Goodman had used musicians from a variety of bands, contract difficulties made it virtually impossible to issue a recording. Everything faded from view until about 1950 when the acetates were discovered in (of all things) his sister-in-law's house. Needless to say, the quality had degraded even further. With heroic engineering, it was possible to restore about 75% of the concert. The re-engineered version was issued in 1950 and became one of the first of the 33-1/3 rpm long play records to sell over a million copies. A rework of this recording is available on CD. In early January of 1998, it was announced that the aluminum studio masters had been rediscovered, allowing the entire concert to be reproduced with much better fidelity.

66. Songwriters Hall Of Fame finest of style and material whenever steve Lawrence and Hitmaker Award of the SongwritersHall of Fame Thirty years later, in 1972, pianist Wilson appeared on http://www.songwritershalloffame.org/award_recipient_index.asp?ceremonyId=7

67. Cornell University 'Jazz' Festivals Panel Discussion pianist/composer Pamela 815PM Barnes hall, Cornell University. April26 - Concert Guest Artist steve Turre performs with the Cornell http://www.aainnovators.com/Archives/Photo Album/Cornell Festivals/Cornell Unive

Cornell University "Jazz" Festival and Guest Artist Record Karlton E. Hester, Ph.D. [Director of "Jazz" Studies at Cornell University, Fall 1991 - Spring 2001] Dr. Hester organized 9 annual "jazz" festivals at Cornell University and started the Annual Cornell University "Jazz" Festival series. He brought such renowned artists as McCoy Tyner, Joe Henderson, Toshiko Akiyoshi, Cecil Taylor, Steve Turre, Jaki Byard, Randy Weston, Billy Taylor and other artists to the Cornell University campus. The guest artists performed with the students, and presented clinics and lectures. Typically invited guest artists worked directly with the student ensembles for 1 or 2 days prior to the performances, often presenting their own original compositions. Performances of Dr. Hester's professional ensemble Hesterian Musicism were a regular part of the festivals and other events, featuring new compositions by Karlton Hester and guest artists from both the Ithaca community and across the United States. Dr. Hester also produced dozens of smaller performances with visiting artists to the Cornell campus and Ithaca area. These efforts are now being expanded to a broader community and to include a wider range of contemporary Global African music through the Global African Music Festival Series . A listing of the annual Cornell University "Jazz" Festival Series, as well a selection of the other events featuring guest artists is below*.

68. Jazz At Lincoln Center - Newsflash pioneer steve LACY and pianist MAL WALDRON, longtime musical collaborators and TheloniousMonk devotees. Tickets at $40 are available at the Alice Tully hall http://www.jazzatlincolncenter.org/jalc/news/archive/000118news.html

ABOUT J@LC Newsflash Mission Work Opportunities ... Travel Directions NEWSFLASH FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 18, 2000 FOR PHOTOS AND MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: Mary Fiance Fuss, Director of Public Relations 212) 875-5597 or mfuss@jazzatlincolncenter.org Jesse Tampio, Public Relations Assistant 212) 875-5063 or jtampio@jazzatlincolncenter.org JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER INAUGURATES DYNAMIC DUETS ON THE HUDSON SERIES Jazz at Lincoln Center (J@LC) is proud to present several of the most adventurous and influential jazz artists of the last 30 years in a new series entitled Duets on the Hudson. This new addition to the highly successful Jazz at the Penthouse series is set in the candlelit Stanley H. Kaplan Penthouse, overlooking the Hudson River. Each Duets on the Hudson concert will give audience members the rare opportunity to see two of these legendary pairs, each performing a complete set, all in one of the most impressive rooms in Manhattan. Tickets at $40 are available at the Alice Tully Hall box office, by calling CenterCharge at (212) 721-6500, or via www.jazzatlincolncenter.org. For group rates, please call (212) 875-5084. Delta Air Lines is the official airline of Jazz at Lincoln Center. Bios Paul Bley (piano) toured with Lester Young and Ben Webster in the early 1950s and recorded his debut with Charles Mingus and Art Blakey. Moving to California in 1957, he performed with Ornette Coleman, Don Cherry, Charlie Haden, and once back in New York, joined the free jazz precursor Jimmy Giuffre 3, along with Steve Swallow. In the 1960s, Mr. Bley formed his own highly influential trio with Gary Peacock and Paul Motian, with whom he continues to perform and record, in addition to performing solo and small group concerts.

69. The Boheme Restaurant At The Westin Grand Bohemian This experienced pianist is presently performing at the Adventures music from classicalto contemporary, steve shares his pm 1100 pm Billy hall, piano Don http://www.grandbohemianhotel.com/theboheme/artistdetail.asp?nom=Steve Watson

70. The Steve Hass Website - Discography & Credits Contemporary jazz pianist Charles Blenzig. top. Performance Credits SteveHass has performed and/or recorded with Darryl hall, Subtle Touch. http://www.stevehass.net/discog.htm

Welcome! This just in... Biography FAQ ... The Store! (coming soon) Steve's Message Boards Updating, back soon! Get In Touch! Credits: [ Touring and Recording Touring Performance Radio and TV Appearances ... Selected Discography Touring and Recording Atlantic recording artists The Manhattan Transfer Telarc recording artist Janis Siegel RCA recording artist Ravi Coltrane Clef Records' hip-hop/urban violinist Miri Ben-Ari E.A.R. (Edel America) pop/rock recording artist Jo Davidson SAMEACH pop recording artist Neshama Carlebach Criss Cross jazz recording artist George Colligan ModMusic rock artist Nini Camps and Love Pie KHAEON world music recording artists Manhattan Vibes with Randy Brecker Contemporary jazz pianist Charles Blenzig Independent rock act CHERRY top Touring Interscope recording artist Suzanne Vega Elektra/Asylum recording artist Lee Oskar Blue Note recording artist Lonnie Plaxico VERVE recording artist Christian McBride 60's Blue Note Artist Rueben Wilson and The Masters Of Groove (Jazzateria) Independent Rock Artist Vanessa Handrick John Benitez/Bob Berg All-Stars with Dave Kikoski and Richie Flores top Performance Credits

71. JAZZWISE - More Jazz Than You'll Ever Hear The pianist on numerous albums in Jamey Aebersold's Course at Middlesex University,Stuart hall is renowned Human Chain, Django Bates, steve Arguelles, Billy http://www.jazzwise.com/edu/aeb_fac.htm

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72. Performances A wind ensemble from the HK Sinfonietta, with pianist Mary Wu, performs The steveTurre Sextet With Strings Jass Trombonist steve Turre and his band City hall. http://dragonnet.hkis.edu.hk/hs/festivals/november.htm

Back to Festivals, Events November and December Performing Arts and Films PROGRAM VENUE DATE TIME TICKETS *The Festival of Light: Greek String Ensemble. The Kamerata performs works by modern Greek composers. Japanese pianist Junko Nishikawa plays works by Mozart, Chopin, Schubert and Liszt Italian pianist Alessio bax plays works by Mozart, Bartok, Granados and Ravel Israel pianist Arie Vardi performs and talks about Chopin’s "Polonaises" (in English) City Hall Concert Hall 8 pm 8 pm 8 pm 8 pm Three Souls on Impulse: Trombonist Joseph Yu, percussionist Rebecca Ng and pianist Peony Chong perform contemporary music. City Hall Theatre 7:30 pm Thursday Happy: An oboe and piano duo featuring oboeist Alison Teale Cultural Centre Foyer 6-7 pm Free Punchline Comedy Club: Stand-up comedy from Englishmen Andy Parsons and DaveJjohns (in English) The Viceroy Sun Hung Kai Centre, Wanchai 9 pm Four Beauties: Cantonese operas about four legendary Chinese beauties (in Cantonese; with Chinese subtitles and an English synopsis) Shatin Town Hall 7;30 pm

73. Art For Your Ears limits of his instrument is as standard for hall as coasting of Surprise (DisciplineGlobal Mobile), Bruford’s band (with pianist steve Hamilton, saxophonist http://www.jazziz.com/pages/jazziz_on_disc/extended/V19N06extended.asp

art for your ears members login become a free member buy our featured CD subscribe ... advertise Powered by Acceleration Other JAZZIZ Discs Add to Shopping Cart: Buy Magazine and Disc ($9.95) Buy Magazine Only ($5.00) Buy Jazziz On Disc Only ($5.00) CHICK COREA NEW TRIO The DAVE HOLLAND QUINTET TOMMASO/RAVA QUARTET Canadian pianist RENEE ROSNES JIM HALL If you were electing a current spokesman against musical labeling, clarinetist DON BYRON Pianists MARIAN MCPARTLAND and WILLIE PICKENS

74. Douglas Frank Chorale: Artists soloist for the Mozart Requiem at Alice Tully hall. in concert with her husband,jazz pianist Ron Drotos steve Friedman (baritone), a lifelong resident of New http://www.dougfrank.com/artists.htm

The Douglas Frank Chorale Performing Artists The Chorale's founder and director, Douglas Frank , attended Oberlin College and was trained as a vocalist and conductor at the Oberlin Conservatory. He has appeared frequently over the past 20 years as a tenor soloist, following a 10-year professional childhood acting and singing career. In forming the Chorale, he turned his attention from a highly successful business in marketing and advertising to pursuing the art form he loves, and to helping to revitalize the vocal arts audience. (Read the Oberlin College interview Douglas Warner Frank Known for his creativity, integrity, and moving artistry, Douglas Frank began performing professionally when he was five. Childhood educational recordings with Rosemary Rice for Allyn and Bacon were followed by six commercial children's albums, a leading role in the award-winning film "A Very Special Day" directed by Richard Beymer (who starred as Tony in the Oscar-winning "West Side Story") plus dozens of on-camera and voiceover industrials. Millions remember his original solo jingle, "What kind of kids love Armour hot dogs?" recently voted by Ad Age as sixth best of all time.

75. IHT: Steve Lacy, Riding Around In Monk's Vehicles on piano, was first heard in Town hall, New York The pianist Fred Hersch added classicalhues. version of the Tentet, the soprano saxophonist steve Lacy has the http://www.iht.com/IHT/SOUND/98/mz022798.html

Fashion Food Art Music Theatre Travel Mary Blume Joan Dupont ... Katherine Knorr In Today's Newspaper Front Page Opinion Finance Sports ... Subscriptions Steve Lacy, Riding Around in Monk's Vehicles By Mike Zwerin International Herald Tribune PARIS - As part of the Banlieues Bleues festival, which begins Friday on the outskirts of Paris, the all-star Thelonious Monk Tentet will perform on March 21 in the beautiful new auditorium of the Cite de la Musique at Porte de Pantin. This instrumentation, with Monk himself on piano, was first heard in Town Hall, New York, in 1959, when for the first time his works were arranged for a large ensemble. A few years later, Thelonious Sphere Monk would be on the cover of Time magazine. It is said that all really new ideas go through three stages - the joke, the threat and the obvious. Monk was literally laughed at at first and asked to leave certain bandstands. Then musicians became curious about why other musicians were so attracted to him. And in the end it's still odd that such eccentricity could become so accepted. You hear ''Round Midnight,'' which he wrote at the age of 18, in elevators and airport lounges. Monk's music has become classic, it will not die. Young musicians continue to find new ways to relate to it.

76. Just Intonation The Harmonic Piano: Composer And Pianist Michael Harrison's Biog States and India with Ustad Mashkoor Ali Khan, Terry Riley, steve Gorn, and as a inNew York City have included Symphony Space, Merkin Concert hall, and Weill http://www.michaelharrison.com/Bio/bio.html

Michael Harrison began playing the piano at the age of six studying both classical and jazz and went on to study composition at the University of Oregon and The Juilliard School . In 1977, he bought his first tamboura, a resonant Indian drone instrument, and the following year began intensive study of North Indian classical singing with India's master vocalist Pandit Pran Nath and his earliest American disciples La Monte Young and Terry Riley . Harrison was a disciple of Pran Nath until his passing in 1996 and continues his studies today with Ustad Mashkoor Ali Khan , making regular trips to India for periods of intensive study and practice. In addition, he teaches and performs concerts of North Indian classical music throughout the United States and India with Ustad Mashkoor Ali Khan, Terry Riley, Steve Gorn, and as a soloist. Fascinated with the beautiful resonances created by the overtone-based tuning system ("just intonation") used in Indian music, Harrison began applying these ancient principles to the piano, creating music with sounds that standard western tuning could not achieve. In 1980, seeking the guidance of the most innovative composer working with "just intonation," he came to New York City to study with the avant-garde visionary La Monte Young under the auspices of the

77. Arts pianist Mi Jung Choe will perform at 8 pm Oct. 23 in the Great hall of Wharton Center Theprogram includes steve Barton's Twilight Shadows, Umberto Giordano's http://newsbulletin.msu.edu/oct14/arts.html

HOME ARTS MSU PROFILE CAMPUS CALENDAR ... QUOTABLES Arts SCHOOL OF MUSIC Tubist Phil Sinder and pianist Deborah Moriarty will perform at 3 p.m. Oct. 17 in the Music Building Auditorium. Flutist Richard Sherman and pianist Ralph Votapek will perform at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 18 in the Hart Recital Hall. Bassoonist I-Shan Lee will perform at 8 p.m. Oct. 18 in the Music Building Auditorium. This performance is free. Pianist Lisa Bloy will perform at 8 p.m. Oct. 19 in the Music Building Auditorium. This performance is free. Philharmonic Orchestra and Campus Orchestra will perform at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 20 in the Fairchild Theatre. The program includes Shubert's "Symphony No. 8," Mozart's "Piano Concerto No. 23" featuring pianist John Quentin Kimm and "Violin Concerto No. 3" featuring violinist Debra Terry, Revueltas' "Sensemaya," Handel's "Overture to the Royal Fireworks" and Delibes' "March and Procession of Bacchus from Sylvia." Saxophonist Eric Lau will perform at 8 p.m. Oct. 21 in the Music Building Auditorium. This performance is free.

78. CNMAT Past Events 26, 800 PM, Merkin Concert hall 67th Street Zollar, trumpet Vincent Chancey, Frenchhorn steve Swell, trombone PM, CNMAT, Kotoist Miya Masaoka, pianist Vijay Iyer http://www.cnmat.berkeley.edu/Calendar/past.html

Center for New Music and Audio Technologies Calendar People Site Map Research ... Downloads CNMAT Calendar Events from 2000 December 2000 Date Time Location Who What Cost Details Sunday, December 4 4:00 PM CNMAT Shira Kammen (violin), Allaudin Mathieu (piano), and Devi Mathieu (voice) Concert $15, $5 students "The Way the Sun Would Sing", Song settings of poems by Mary Oliver. Limited Seating. For more information email Shira Kammen or Devi Mathieu November 2000 Date Time Location Who What Cost Details Monday, November 6 8:00 PM Hertz Hall, UC Berkeley Campus Steve Reich Lecture/Demonstration Free LECTURE DEMONSTRATION Speaker: STEVE REICH Writings on MUSIC/NAGOYA GUITARS Wednesday, November 8 8:00 PM Hertz Hall, UC Berkeley Campus BERKELEY CONTEMPORARY CHAMBER PLAYERS Concert Tickets: $8/6/2 Contact the Hertz Hall ticket office BERKELEY CONTEMPORARY CHAMBER PLAYERS STEVE REICH, Guest Artist AN ALL REICH PROGRAM: Piano Phase, Music for Pieces of Wood, Nagoya Guitars, Electric Counterpoint, Four Organs Friday, November 1

79. Whaling City Sound - Event Calendar 2.1.2003 TK's Jazz Cafe Faneuil hall, Boston, MA. 800 pm - steve Langone Trio. newmaterial, and also tunes by guitarist Tim Miller and pianist Andy McWain. http://www.whalingcitysound.com/calendar.htm

Every Thursday evening: The Paragon - E. Greenwich, RI Jazz vocalist Marcelle Gauvin Every Tuesday : Acton Jazz Cafe - Acton, MA 8:00 - 11:00 pm - Kaufman-Gertz-Bergonzi Every 2nd, 3rd, 4th Monday : Bovi's - Providence, RI John Allmark Jazz Orchestra 3.6.2003 : Friends Academy, Tucker Road - N. Dartmouth, MA 7:00 pm - Vocalist Marcelle Gauvin performs with Matt Richard as part of "Opening the American Songbook." Les Zygomates - Boston, MA 8:00 pm - Steve Langone Trio Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA 7:30 pm - The "Tuesday Jazz at the Narrows" series opens with guitarist extraordinaire Joe Beck, and the Joe Beck Trio, featuring Mark Egan (bass), and Danny Gottlieb (drums), with special guest, vocalist Sarah Brooks. 3.13.2003 : Church of Our Saviour - Brookline, MA 8:00 pm - Dino Govoni performs with the Ralph Rosen Quartet. Les Zygomates - Boston, MA 8:00 pm - Steve Langone Trio 3.15.2003 : Bristol Community College - Fall River, MA Les Zygomates - Boston, MA 8:00 pm - Steve Langone Trio Les Zygomates - Boston, MA

80. The Steve Hall Website Specializes in piano transcriptions of inspirational and romantic music. Features his recordings "On Eagle's Wings" and "Count Your Blessings." http://www.stevehall.com/

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