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Title: ISB 2009 Convention Master Classes and New Music Summit
Description: Excerpts from Master Classes and Demonstrations from 2009 International Society of Bassists Convetion in State College, PA in June 2009. Recordings are available for download from www.mikesmasterclasses.com. This clip includes Master Classes with Larry Wolfe ("Where's The Music?") Scott Haigh and Paul Ellison, "Orchestral Repertoire - Methodology, Philosophy, Auditions" by Linda McKnight, "Injury Prevention for the Double Bassist" by Randall Kertz, "So You Want To Design A Speaker System for Your Bass" by Rick Jones of Acoustic Image, "Seven Improvisations: Modes of Expression" by Stephan Crump, "Music For Solo Bass" by Mark Helias and "Freedom With Function: The Way Out Is Through" with Drew Gress.
Description: Excerpts from Master Classes and Demonstrations from 2009 International Society of Bassists Convetion in State College, PA in June 2009. Recordings are available for download from www.mikesmasterclasses.com. This clip includes Master Classes with Larry Wolfe ("Where's The Music?") Scott Haigh and Paul Ellison, "Orchestral Repertoire - Methodology, Philosophy, Auditions" by Linda McKnight, "Injury Prevention for the Double Bassist" by Randall Kertz, "So You Want To Design A Speaker System for Your Bass" by Rick Jones of Acoustic Image, "Seven Improvisations: Modes of Expression" by Stephan Crump, "Music For Solo Bass" by Mark Helias and "Freedom With Function: The Way Out Is Through" with Drew Gress.
Title: Center for Improvisational Music Promo Video
Description: A video focusing on the educational branch of CIM, the School for Improvisational Music (or SIM). Features interviews with faculty and students.
Description: A video focusing on the educational branch of CIM, the School for Improvisational Music (or SIM). Features interviews with faculty and students.
Title: Jazz Improvisation: The Art of the Ballad
Description: Jazz performance and demonstration with Jane Ira Bloom, Drew Gress, and Fred Hersch.
Description: Jazz performance and demonstration with Jane Ira Bloom, Drew Gress, and Fred Hersch.
Title: Ravi Coltrane in Schuttershof
Description: Interview met Ravi Coltrane Quartet in Schuttershof, Middelburg (Netherlands), 24-3-2010. Saxofoonlegende Ravi Coltrane, bassist Drew Gress, drummer EJ Strickland en pianist Luis Perdomo leggen uit wat jazz voor hen betekent. What does jazz mean to virtuosos Ravi Coltrane, Drew Gress, EJ Strickland and Luis Perdomo? What is it like to tour through Europe and the US? Find the answers in this video.
Description: Interview met Ravi Coltrane Quartet in Schuttershof, Middelburg (Netherlands), 24-3-2010. Saxofoonlegende Ravi Coltrane, bassist Drew Gress, drummer EJ Strickland en pianist Luis Perdomo leggen uit wat jazz voor hen betekent. What does jazz mean to virtuosos Ravi Coltrane, Drew Gress, EJ Strickland and Luis Perdomo? What is it like to tour through Europe and the US? Find the answers in this video.
Title: The Claudia Quintet Live on the MS Stubnitz point part 1
Description: The Claudia Quintet Live on the MS Stubnitz John Hollenbeck - composer
Description: The Claudia Quintet Live on the MS Stubnitz John Hollenbeck - composer
Title: "Moon Palace" (Jeff Gardner)
Description: "Moon Palace" (Jeff Gardner-The Music of Chance-1999) Special outro (Fera)
Description: "Moon Palace" (Jeff Gardner-The Music of Chance-1999) Special outro (Fera)
Title: Uri Caine - Gustav Mahler: Detaching from the World
Description: Uri Caine - Gustav Mahler: Detaching from the World (2006, Winter & Winter) Uri Caine : piano Dave Binney : soprano saxophone Dave Douglas : trumpet Ralph Alessi : trumpet Don Byron : clarinet Mark Feldman : violin Joyce Hammann : 2nd violin Larry Gold : cello Erik Friedlander : cello Banny Blume : guitar, electronics Dominic Cortese : accordion Michael Formanek : bass Drew Gress : bass Jim Black : drums Joey Baron : drums DJ Olive : turntables, electronics Aaron Bensoussan : cantor, hand drums, vocals All compositions by Uri Caine (Uri Caine Music, BMI) after Gustav Mahler
Description: Uri Caine - Gustav Mahler: Detaching from the World (2006, Winter & Winter) Uri Caine : piano Dave Binney : soprano saxophone Dave Douglas : trumpet Ralph Alessi : trumpet Don Byron : clarinet Mark Feldman : violin Joyce Hammann : 2nd violin Larry Gold : cello Erik Friedlander : cello Banny Blume : guitar, electronics Dominic Cortese : accordion Michael Formanek : bass Drew Gress : bass Jim Black : drums Joey Baron : drums DJ Olive : turntables, electronics Aaron Bensoussan : cantor, hand drums, vocals All compositions by Uri Caine (Uri Caine Music, BMI) after Gustav Mahler
Title: MOZART - PIANO SONATA IN C MAJOR - K 545 - FIRST MOVEMENT
Description: All compositions by Wolfgand Amadeus Mozart adapted by Uri Caine. Album - Uri Caine Ensemble Plays Mozart Uri Caine - Piano Joyce Hamman - Violin Chris Speed - Clarinet Ralph Alessi - Trumpet Nguyên Lê - Electric Guitar DJ Olive - Turntables Drew Gress - Doubel Bass Jim Black - Drums Winter&Winter - Music Edition
Description: All compositions by Wolfgand Amadeus Mozart adapted by Uri Caine. Album - Uri Caine Ensemble Plays Mozart Uri Caine - Piano Joyce Hamman - Violin Chris Speed - Clarinet Ralph Alessi - Trumpet Nguyên Lê - Electric Guitar DJ Olive - Turntables Drew Gress - Doubel Bass Jim Black - Drums Winter&Winter - Music Edition
Title: Dave Douglas "The Same Situation" by Joni Mitchell
Description: Personnel: Dave Douglas- trumpet Bill Carrothers- piano James Genus- acoustic bass Billy Hart- drums Recorded at Avatar, NYC, December 29 and 30, 1997 Douglas moved to New York in 1984, initially working with jazz and funk bands on the street while finishing a degree in music at New York University's Gallatin Division in 1986. From 1987 to 1990, Dave Douglas went on an international tour with Horace Silver, Vincent Herring, Dr. Nerve and the Bread and Puppet Theatre. In 1993, he made his solo debut and recorded the album Parallel Worlds which was released in 1994 by the Soul Note label. A year later, Dave Douglas produced his first album under the name of his trio: Tiny Bell Trio. Since then, he has been touring the world with his own groups. He is also a member of John Zorn's Masada and plays on records by Myra Melford, Anthony Braxton, Don Byron, Uri Caine, Cibo Matto, Sean Lennon, Fred Hersch, Mark Dresser and Tim Berne. As a composer and trumpeter, Dave Douglas explores paths outside traditional jazz and experiments with eg Hindustani music, mixing together Western and Indian instruments. Bill Carrothers's sideman credits have included some of the greatest names in jazz, including Joe Beck, Scot t Colley, Buddy DeFranco, Dave Douglas, Curtis Fuller, Eric Gravatt, Drew Gress, Tim Hagans, Billy Higgins, Ari Hoenig, Lee Konitz, James Moody, Gary Peacock, Dewey Redman, Charlie Rouse, James Spaulding, Bill Stewart, Ben Street, Ira Sullivan, Toots Thielemans, and Benny ...
Description: Personnel: Dave Douglas- trumpet Bill Carrothers- piano James Genus- acoustic bass Billy Hart- drums Recorded at Avatar, NYC, December 29 and 30, 1997 Douglas moved to New York in 1984, initially working with jazz and funk bands on the street while finishing a degree in music at New York University's Gallatin Division in 1986. From 1987 to 1990, Dave Douglas went on an international tour with Horace Silver, Vincent Herring, Dr. Nerve and the Bread and Puppet Theatre. In 1993, he made his solo debut and recorded the album Parallel Worlds which was released in 1994 by the Soul Note label. A year later, Dave Douglas produced his first album under the name of his trio: Tiny Bell Trio. Since then, he has been touring the world with his own groups. He is also a member of John Zorn's Masada and plays on records by Myra Melford, Anthony Braxton, Don Byron, Uri Caine, Cibo Matto, Sean Lennon, Fred Hersch, Mark Dresser and Tim Berne. As a composer and trumpeter, Dave Douglas explores paths outside traditional jazz and experiments with eg Hindustani music, mixing together Western and Indian instruments. Bill Carrothers's sideman credits have included some of the greatest names in jazz, including Joe Beck, Scot t Colley, Buddy DeFranco, Dave Douglas, Curtis Fuller, Eric Gravatt, Drew Gress, Tim Hagans, Billy Higgins, Ari Hoenig, Lee Konitz, James Moody, Gary Peacock, Dewey Redman, Charlie Rouse, James Spaulding, Bill Stewart, Ben Street, Ira Sullivan, Toots Thielemans, and Benny ...
Title: Dave Douglas "My Old Man" by Joni Mitchell
Description: Personnel: Dave Douglas- trumpet Bill Carrothers- piano James Genus- acoustic bass Billy Hart- drums Recorded at Avatar, NYC, December 29 and 30, 1997 Douglas moved to New York in 1984, initially working with jazz and funk bands on the street while finishing a degree in music at New York University's Gallatin Division in 1986. From 1987 to 1990, Dave Douglas went on an international tour with Horace Silver, Vincent Herring, Dr. Nerve and the Bread and Puppet Theatre. In 1993, he made his solo debut and recorded the album Parallel Worlds which was released in 1994 by the Soul Note label. A year later, Dave Douglas produced his first album under the name of his trio: Tiny Bell Trio. Since then, he has been touring the world with his own groups. He is also a member of John Zorn's Masada and plays on records by Myra Melford, Anthony Braxton, Don Byron, Uri Caine, Cibo Matto, Sean Lennon, Fred Hersch, Mark Dresser and Tim Berne. As a composer and trumpeter, Dave Douglas explores paths outside traditional jazz and experiments with eg Hindustani music, mixing together Western and Indian instruments. Bill Carrothers's sideman credits have included some of the greatest names in jazz, including Joe Beck, Scot t Colley, Buddy DeFranco, Dave Douglas, Curtis Fuller, Eric Gravatt, Drew Gress, Tim Hagans, Billy Higgins, Ari Hoenig, Lee Konitz, James Moody, Gary Peacock, Dewey Redman, Charlie Rouse, James Spaulding, Bill Stewart, Ben Street, Ira Sullivan, Toots Thielemans, and Benny ...
Description: Personnel: Dave Douglas- trumpet Bill Carrothers- piano James Genus- acoustic bass Billy Hart- drums Recorded at Avatar, NYC, December 29 and 30, 1997 Douglas moved to New York in 1984, initially working with jazz and funk bands on the street while finishing a degree in music at New York University's Gallatin Division in 1986. From 1987 to 1990, Dave Douglas went on an international tour with Horace Silver, Vincent Herring, Dr. Nerve and the Bread and Puppet Theatre. In 1993, he made his solo debut and recorded the album Parallel Worlds which was released in 1994 by the Soul Note label. A year later, Dave Douglas produced his first album under the name of his trio: Tiny Bell Trio. Since then, he has been touring the world with his own groups. He is also a member of John Zorn's Masada and plays on records by Myra Melford, Anthony Braxton, Don Byron, Uri Caine, Cibo Matto, Sean Lennon, Fred Hersch, Mark Dresser and Tim Berne. As a composer and trumpeter, Dave Douglas explores paths outside traditional jazz and experiments with eg Hindustani music, mixing together Western and Indian instruments. Bill Carrothers's sideman credits have included some of the greatest names in jazz, including Joe Beck, Scot t Colley, Buddy DeFranco, Dave Douglas, Curtis Fuller, Eric Gravatt, Drew Gress, Tim Hagans, Billy Higgins, Ari Hoenig, Lee Konitz, James Moody, Gary Peacock, Dewey Redman, Charlie Rouse, James Spaulding, Bill Stewart, Ben Street, Ira Sullivan, Toots Thielemans, and Benny ...
Title: Steve Lehman Octet -- Live in Moers 2010 (Part 5)
Description: Steve Lehman Octet at The 2010 Moers Festival (May 22, 2010). Steve Lehman Octet: Jonathan Finlayson, Trumpet; Tim Albright, Trombone; Jeremy Viner, Tenor Saxophone; Jose Davila, Tuba; Chris Dingman, Vibraphone; Drew Gress, Bass; Tyshawn Sorey, Drum Set; Steve Lehman, Alto Saxophone
Description: Steve Lehman Octet at The 2010 Moers Festival (May 22, 2010). Steve Lehman Octet: Jonathan Finlayson, Trumpet; Tim Albright, Trombone; Jeremy Viner, Tenor Saxophone; Jose Davila, Tuba; Chris Dingman, Vibraphone; Drew Gress, Bass; Tyshawn Sorey, Drum Set; Steve Lehman, Alto Saxophone
Title: Dave Douglas "Roses Blue" by Joni Mitchell
Description: Personnel: Dave Douglas- trumpet Bill Carrothers- piano James Genus- acoustic bass Billy Hart- drums Recorded at Avatar, NYC, December 29 and 30, 1997 Douglas moved to New York in 1984, initially working with jazz and funk bands on the street while finishing a degree in music at New York University's Gallatin Division in 1986. From 1987 to 1990, Dave Douglas went on an international tour with Horace Silver, Vincent Herring, Dr. Nerve and the Bread and Puppet Theatre. In 1993, he made his solo debut and recorded the album Parallel Worlds which was released in 1994 by the Soul Note label. A year later, Dave Douglas produced his first album under the name of his trio: Tiny Bell Trio. Since then, he has been touring the world with his own groups. He is also a member of John Zorn's Masada and plays on records by Myra Melford, Anthony Braxton, Don Byron, Uri Caine, Cibo Matto, Sean Lennon, Fred Hersch, Mark Dresser and Tim Berne. As a composer and trumpeter, Dave Douglas explores paths outside traditional jazz and experiments with eg Hindustani music, mixing together Western and Indian instruments. Bill Carrothers's sideman credits have included some of the greatest names in jazz, including Joe Beck, Scot t Colley, Buddy DeFranco, Dave Douglas, Curtis Fuller, Eric Gravatt, Drew Gress, Tim Hagans, Billy Higgins, Ari Hoenig, Lee Konitz, James Moody, Gary Peacock, Dewey Redman, Charlie Rouse, James Spaulding, Bill Stewart, Ben Street, Ira Sullivan, Toots Thielemans, and Benny ...
Description: Personnel: Dave Douglas- trumpet Bill Carrothers- piano James Genus- acoustic bass Billy Hart- drums Recorded at Avatar, NYC, December 29 and 30, 1997 Douglas moved to New York in 1984, initially working with jazz and funk bands on the street while finishing a degree in music at New York University's Gallatin Division in 1986. From 1987 to 1990, Dave Douglas went on an international tour with Horace Silver, Vincent Herring, Dr. Nerve and the Bread and Puppet Theatre. In 1993, he made his solo debut and recorded the album Parallel Worlds which was released in 1994 by the Soul Note label. A year later, Dave Douglas produced his first album under the name of his trio: Tiny Bell Trio. Since then, he has been touring the world with his own groups. He is also a member of John Zorn's Masada and plays on records by Myra Melford, Anthony Braxton, Don Byron, Uri Caine, Cibo Matto, Sean Lennon, Fred Hersch, Mark Dresser and Tim Berne. As a composer and trumpeter, Dave Douglas explores paths outside traditional jazz and experiments with eg Hindustani music, mixing together Western and Indian instruments. Bill Carrothers's sideman credits have included some of the greatest names in jazz, including Joe Beck, Scot t Colley, Buddy DeFranco, Dave Douglas, Curtis Fuller, Eric Gravatt, Drew Gress, Tim Hagans, Billy Higgins, Ari Hoenig, Lee Konitz, James Moody, Gary Peacock, Dewey Redman, Charlie Rouse, James Spaulding, Bill Stewart, Ben Street, Ira Sullivan, Toots Thielemans, and Benny ...
Title: Chris Potter / Dave Douglas / James Genus "The Ghost"
Description: The Quartet started with the intention of performing books of contemporary jazz "tunes" -- new "standards" for improvisers by composers such as Steve Coleman, Michael Moore, Henry Threadgill, Bill Frisell, Tim Berne, Don Byron and others. After establishing a repertoire of these pieces, it became clear how difficult it would be to find a common ground among the many voices. Another difficulty was to perform them with one small ensemble with a fixed instrumentation. Original pieces eventually overwhelmed the "covers" and exploring these tunes written for the band has become the raison d'etre fo the group. So far two books of "tunes" have been documented by this ongoing ensemble. The idea of a group performing contemporary jazz "tunes" is still an intriguing one. It's something Dave hopes to explore in the future. Dave Douglas: trumpet Chris Potter: tenor saxophone James Genus: bass Ben Perowsky: drums Recorded at Systems Two, Brooklyn, NY, 1997 Recorded by Joe Marciano Douglas moved to New York in 1984, initially working with jazz and funk bands on the street while finishing a degree in music at New York University's Gallatin Division in 1986. From 1987 to 1990, Dave Douglas went on an international tour with Horace Silver, Vincent Herring, Dr. Nerve and the Bread and Puppet Theatre. In 1993, he made his solo debut and recorded the album Parallel Worlds which was released in 1994 by the Soul Note label. A year later, Dave Douglas produced his first album under the name of ...
Description: The Quartet started with the intention of performing books of contemporary jazz "tunes" -- new "standards" for improvisers by composers such as Steve Coleman, Michael Moore, Henry Threadgill, Bill Frisell, Tim Berne, Don Byron and others. After establishing a repertoire of these pieces, it became clear how difficult it would be to find a common ground among the many voices. Another difficulty was to perform them with one small ensemble with a fixed instrumentation. Original pieces eventually overwhelmed the "covers" and exploring these tunes written for the band has become the raison d'etre fo the group. So far two books of "tunes" have been documented by this ongoing ensemble. The idea of a group performing contemporary jazz "tunes" is still an intriguing one. It's something Dave hopes to explore in the future. Dave Douglas: trumpet Chris Potter: tenor saxophone James Genus: bass Ben Perowsky: drums Recorded at Systems Two, Brooklyn, NY, 1997 Recorded by Joe Marciano Douglas moved to New York in 1984, initially working with jazz and funk bands on the street while finishing a degree in music at New York University's Gallatin Division in 1986. From 1987 to 1990, Dave Douglas went on an international tour with Horace Silver, Vincent Herring, Dr. Nerve and the Bread and Puppet Theatre. In 1993, he made his solo debut and recorded the album Parallel Worlds which was released in 1994 by the Soul Note label. A year later, Dave Douglas produced his first album under the name of ...
Title: Chris Potter / Dave Douglas "Igneous"
Description: The Quartet started with the intention of performing books of contemporary jazz "tunes" -- new "standards" for improvisers by composers such as Steve Coleman, Michael Moore, Henry Threadgill, Bill Frisell, Tim Berne, Don Byron and others. After establishing a repertoire of these pieces, it became clear how difficult it would be to find a common ground among the many voices. Another difficulty was to perform them with one small ensemble with a fixed instrumentation. Original pieces eventually overwhelmed the "covers" and exploring these tunes written for the band has become the raison d'etre fo the group. So far two books of "tunes" have been documented by this ongoing ensemble. The idea of a group performing contemporary jazz "tunes" is still an intriguing one. It's something Dave hopes to explore in the future. Dave Douglas: trumpet Chris Potter: tenor saxophone James Genus: bass Ben Perowsky: drums Recorded at Avatar, New York, September 19 & 20, 1998. Recorded and mixed by Jim Anderson Douglas moved to New York in 1984, initially working with jazz and funk bands on the street while finishing a degree in music at New York University's Gallatin Division in 1986. From 1987 to 1990, Dave Douglas went on an international tour with Horace Silver, Vincent Herring, Dr. Nerve and the Bread and Puppet Theatre. In 1993, he made his solo debut and recorded the album Parallel Worlds which was released in 1994 by the Soul Note label. A year later, Dave Douglas produced his first ...
Description: The Quartet started with the intention of performing books of contemporary jazz "tunes" -- new "standards" for improvisers by composers such as Steve Coleman, Michael Moore, Henry Threadgill, Bill Frisell, Tim Berne, Don Byron and others. After establishing a repertoire of these pieces, it became clear how difficult it would be to find a common ground among the many voices. Another difficulty was to perform them with one small ensemble with a fixed instrumentation. Original pieces eventually overwhelmed the "covers" and exploring these tunes written for the band has become the raison d'etre fo the group. So far two books of "tunes" have been documented by this ongoing ensemble. The idea of a group performing contemporary jazz "tunes" is still an intriguing one. It's something Dave hopes to explore in the future. Dave Douglas: trumpet Chris Potter: tenor saxophone James Genus: bass Ben Perowsky: drums Recorded at Avatar, New York, September 19 & 20, 1998. Recorded and mixed by Jim Anderson Douglas moved to New York in 1984, initially working with jazz and funk bands on the street while finishing a degree in music at New York University's Gallatin Division in 1986. From 1987 to 1990, Dave Douglas went on an international tour with Horace Silver, Vincent Herring, Dr. Nerve and the Bread and Puppet Theatre. In 1993, he made his solo debut and recorded the album Parallel Worlds which was released in 1994 by the Soul Note label. A year later, Dave Douglas produced his first ...
Title: Wollo's World ft Simon Nabatov at dOeK Festival #8
Description: Wollo's World: Wolter Wirbos, trombone • Simon Nabatov, piano • Drew Gress, bass • Tom Rainey, drums From thedOeK Festival #8, Music of the Moment, live at the Bimhuis in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Stichting dOeK is a non-profit organisation founded by five musicians representing various groups active in the improvised music world, including Available Jelly, Corkestra, Eric Boeren 4tet, Fuhler/Bennink/de Joode, Tobias Delius 4 tet, The Ambush Party, Wollo's World and Wilbert de Jode solo. Our aim is to support new musical initiatives, and to present improvised jazz to as wide a public as possible with concerts, a yearly festival, workshops and educational activities, newsletters and articles, and website. Stiching dOeK is structurally supported by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science, via the Netherlands Foundation for the Performing Arts. The five core members of Stichting dOeK include: Eric Boeren Cor Fuhler Oscar Jan Hoogland Wilbert de Joode Wolter Wierbos www.doek.org www.myspace.com
Description: Wollo's World: Wolter Wirbos, trombone • Simon Nabatov, piano • Drew Gress, bass • Tom Rainey, drums From thedOeK Festival #8, Music of the Moment, live at the Bimhuis in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Stichting dOeK is a non-profit organisation founded by five musicians representing various groups active in the improvised music world, including Available Jelly, Corkestra, Eric Boeren 4tet, Fuhler/Bennink/de Joode, Tobias Delius 4 tet, The Ambush Party, Wollo's World and Wilbert de Jode solo. Our aim is to support new musical initiatives, and to present improvised jazz to as wide a public as possible with concerts, a yearly festival, workshops and educational activities, newsletters and articles, and website. Stiching dOeK is structurally supported by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science, via the Netherlands Foundation for the Performing Arts. The five core members of Stichting dOeK include: Eric Boeren Cor Fuhler Oscar Jan Hoogland Wilbert de Joode Wolter Wierbos www.doek.org www.myspace.com
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