81. Big Jim Waits ... Dean Of The Bass Singers Lee Roy Abernathy was the pianist for the Electrical Workers Quartet for a Thank you john for another exceptional article! Big Jim Waits has been one of http://www.grandolegospelreunion.com/sg-101/big_jim_waits.htm

GOGR Music History - Big Jim Waits... The Dean of the Bass Singers There is no bass singer that had a bigger impact in the world of gospel music in the decades of the 1930s-1950s than Jim Waits. He performed with many of the major groups during these formative years of gospel music, so his hand print is indelibly placed on the early years of gospel music. Often called "The Dean of the Bass Singers" or "Deacon Big Jim Waits," he set a standard of excellence in the field of bass singers. He had a style and manner that showed love for his fans and his peers. He excelled not only on the stage, but in the recording studio and on the radio. His rich bass voice was heard throughout the country as he performed gospel songs like no other. I will not attempt to enumerate all of the groups with which Waits performed. However, he filled the bass role for many of the major quartets during the 1930s-1950s. Jim spent several years on the vaudeville circuit before giving his life to gospel music. One of the first groups he sang with was the "Sunny City Four." He was with this group when he made his first real tour when they were hired to travel to New York and sing for a chain of theaters. In his early years, Jim sang with groups such as the Electrical Workers Quartet, the John Daniel Quartet, and the Belmont Quartet of Atlanta. He was with several groups in the Stamps organization including the Stamps Baxter Mixed Quartet, and he replaced Frank Stamps in the Stamps Quartet in Dallas, Texas. Jim soon joined forces with the rival Vaughn music company when he joined the Vaughn Radio Quartet. This was said to be one of the finest quartets in the gospel singing field in that day.

82. Encyclopedia: The Animals john Steel (born February 4, 1941) was the original drummer of the band The Jenkins, and new sidemen john Weider (guitar/violin/bass), Vic briggs http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/The-Animals

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83. Literary Kicks Summer Poetry Happening Things got a little more gentle when briggs Nisbet read some of her Californianature One End accompanied by avantgarde blues pianist Toby Kasavan, http://www.litkicks.com/Events/Happening.html

Wow. I can't believe it's finally over. I wanted to do something special to celebrate the 5th birthday of the Literary Kicks website , and I decided to put together a small poetry reading that would showcase Beat writers and web writers together on the same stage. I invited a few readers, a few more signed on, the focus began to broaden and take on new dimensions, and the next thing I knew my small birthday party was starting to look like a huge poetry marathon. I knew my friend Brian Hassett knew how to put on good poetry events, so I asked him to get involved, and with his help we secured a prime spot, the legendary folk-rock club The Bitter End , in downtown Manhattan. The setlist kept growing until I had assembled such an amazing group of talented poets, web writers, jazz musicians, haiku masters, spoken-word artists, punk rock legends and Beat storytellers, I could barely believe it myself. I spent much of the last few weeks running around the city like an idiot, trying to organize posters, hotel rooms, musicians ... in fact some friends report seeing me walk into a fire hydrant in a confused daze, scribbling in a notebook and yelling into a cell phone. I have no memory of this but I believe it. Anyway, Wednesday night July 21 finally rolled around, and it was time to get on stage. Here's how the night went down: Vermont writer Marie Countryman opened with some self-revelatory poems, followed by an excellent short story, '

84. MARGARET SWINCHOSKI - From The Hudson Valley Arthur Foote (1853-1937) was a student of john Knowles Paine, and a vital force in Kurt briggs Elizabeth Lim-Dutton Katherine Hannauer Gregor Huebner http://www.margaretswinchoski.com/Hudson/

"From The Hudson Valley" "From The Hudson Valley" [1997] Leo Kraft For flute, strings and harp (b.1922) ... ~ Click Here ~ About this Project: This debut CD project has its genesis in my desire to bring three pieces to attention that have not been previously recorded and that I feel are a great contribution to flute repertoire and to the world of music. The title of this CD project comes from the title of the piece by Leo Kraft "From The Hudson Valley" . This piece is filled with imagery and effects that bring to mind the lyrical beauty of the Hudson Valley. There are scenes within the piece that portray the ominous danger of storms in the mountains and there are many shifting tonal colors that carry you from danger to safety once again. I was one of the flutists who commissioned this piece and I was privileged to perform the premiere in August 1998, and so it has great meaning in my life. The photos that I've selected for this CD cover are my own, taken one fall day from the top of Bear Mountain. "Spring in Bucks County" is by a relatively obscure New Jersey composer

85. Academy For Music And The Arts - Meet The Staff Music and the Arts. A former jazz pianist for the United States Marine CorpsBand, Academy for Music and the Arts Board. john Dirks, Founding Member http://www.secondpres.info/Academy/Staff.html

@import "style.css"; Exploring the Arts through creative educational programs for the community Home About Us Friends of the Academy Get Involved! ... Second Presbyterian Schools Art Music Theatre ABC's of Music ... Summer Camp Meet the Staff Academy Staff Craig Schlatter , Director Academy for Music and the Arts Craig Schlatter is the Director of the Academy for Music and the Arts. A former jazz pianist for the United States Marine Corps Band, Craig brings an understanding of leadership, organizational structure, and arts education with him. He is an accomplished piano instructor, performer and composer of numerous works for piano and voice. Regarding music education, Craig believes relationships are of critical importance in allowing students to fully develop their music and arts potential. “We hire instructors based on the quality of their teaching and passion for the arts. Allowing children to fully develop their music or arts potential is best realized through a strong relationship between the instructor and student.” Craig will be testing his own music potential this December with the CD release of Spirit of the Prairie, a compilation of original arrangements and compositions for piano. Craig is a strong supporter of the Bloomington Cultural District and heavily involved in the local community. He is a member of the Downtown Bloomington Residents Association, Leadership McLean County, an accompanist for Second Presbyterian Church, and involved in Bloomington’s Downtown Art Walk and Holiday Vignettes Committee. Craig has also appeared as a guest speaker/consultant at Illinois State University, the Escondido School of Music, and local service organizations.

86. Century Of Country His father supported this and as a pianist himself, he lived out his own dreams Tony was recommended to Jerry by David briggs and in September 1978, http://www.countryworks.com/artist_full.asp?KEY=BROWNTO

87. Century Of Country Gene Dobkin Richard Casona Billy briggs Ed Vizard Billy Joor Mike O’Dowd Jazz pianist Floyd Domino was added and at last they got a residency at the http://www.countryworks.com/artist_full.asp?KEY=ASLEEP

88. Ovations - John Harkins In recent years john has been the Musical Director and pianist for the annualAustralian john is currently the resident pianist vocalist at the Sydney http://www.ovations.com.au/bios/JohnHarkins.shtml

who we are our services client ovations speaker ovations ... visiting internationals Select a Name Abagnale, Frank Abraham, Keith Absolutely Essential Absolutely Not! Ackroyd, Anthony Adams, Patch Afterburners Alessandra, Tony Alexander, John Alexander, Kane Alley, Candice Allis, Janine Amatt, John Ambrose, Marcos Amoroso, Sonia Anderson, Angry Anderson, Wil Andrews, Ann Anita Thomas Trio Ansett, Bob Anthony, Julie Anu, Christine Ardell, Don Armstrong O.A.M., Duncan Arndt, Bettina Arundel, Rikki Atherden, Geoffrey Aussie Tall Stars Australian Blues Brothers Avrin, David Baby Loves To Cha Cha Backhouse, Tony Bailey, Tim Barassi, Ron Barber, Tony Bardot, Bessie Barker, John Barnes, Greg Barron, Carl Barry, Paul Bath, Chris Baxter, Ross Beach Brothers Beachley, Layne Bell, Chip Bell, Francine Bellini, James Ben And Mike Bennett, Frank Bennett, Nikki Bennett, Wayne Bennis, Warren Beretta, Mark Bergdahl, Michael Berger, Rachel Berner, Peter Berners-Lee, Tim Berry, Ian Berry, Wayne Bertrand, John Beveridge, Don Bilson, Tony Bishop, Angela Bisley, Steve Bjorn Again Blackburn, Paul Blackman, John

89. List Of First Performances P. Chapman, R. Mcgregor, A. briggs, J. Simpson, Trumpets; Phil Winsor, Conductor Dwight Peltzer, pianist 11/15/68 . New York Premiere 5/4/71, http://www.music.unt.edu/comp/pwinsor/list_of_first_performances.htm

List of First Performances "Sonata for Trumpet and Piano". Ill. Wesleyan University - 1959 Ed Harkins, Trumpet; Elizabeth Vogel, Piano. "Three Pieces for Piano". Illinois Welseyan University - 5/1960 James Macrae, Piano. "Trio for Violin, Clarinet, and 'Cello". Illinois Welseyan University - 5/1960. M. Mancinelli, R. Kreiger, J. Mcgrosso. "Song Cycle On Poems of Wm. Blake" KPFA Radio Awards Concert - 1/12/62 San Francisco Museum of Art. Carole Bogard, Sopr.; James Standard, W. Subke, Flute; J. Russell, Clar.; R. Pelos, Violin; Sally Kell, 'Cello. Gerhard Samuel, Conductor. "Sound Study One", for Stereo Tape.(Musique Concrete) - 1/19/61 San Francisco Tape Music Center Debut Concert, San Francisco Conservatory of Music. "Quartet for Piano and Percussion" - 1/4/64. KPFA Radio Performers' Choice SeriesSan Francisco, California. Harry Bartlett, John Chowning,Stephen Schermerhorn, Percussion; Dwight Peltzer, Piano. "Sound Study II" for Stereo Tape. (Musique Concrete) - 6/8/64. Nuove Musiche Strumentali ed Ellectroniche Series

90. Queensland Youth Orchestras : Conductors john Curro john Curro is both the founder (1966) and Director of Music of Queensland Bradley has performed as a freelance pianist with the Queensland http://www.qyoc.org.au/conductors.htm

news concerts qys concert series concerts at twilight ... links QYO Conductors JOHN CURRO AM MBE Director of Music Conductor, Queensland Youth Symphony John Curro is both the founder (1966) and Director of Music of Queensland Youth Orchestras (QYO). He has conducted QYO's premier orchestra, the Queensland Youth Symphony , for 37 years. John established QYO's annual National Youth Concerto Competition , the nation's premier competition for young string players, hosted by QYO every year since 1976. John is in demand as a conductor and tutor at youth music festivals throughout the world. He has toured overseas as conductor of the Bavarian Youth Orchestra and the Australian Youth Orchestra. In 2001, John was conductor at the Australian Youth Orchestra's National Music Camp. John regularly conducts professional orchestras and he has held the position of Guest Conductor with the London Virtuosi, the Shanghai Philharmonic Orchestra, the Bangkok Symphony Orchestra and Principal Guest Conductor with the Christchurch Symphony Orchestra. He has conducted many of Australia's professional orchestras, including the Queensland Philharmonic Orchestra and the Queensland, Melbourne, Tasmanian and Adelaide Symphony Orchestras. He has conducted many opera seasons in Australia, has worked regularly with the Queensland Ballet and he has conducted opera and ballet performances for the Hong Kong Academy of the Performing Arts.

91. Harold A Conklin Jr: Piano Design Factors briggs, GA (1951) Pianos, Pianists and Sonics (Wharfdale Wireless Works, BradfordRd. Challis, john (1963) New A 20th Century Piano, American Music http://www.speech.kth.se/music/5_lectures/conklin/references.html

References <- Previous Contents of this lecture Next -> Benade, A.H. (1976): Fundamentals of Music Acoustics (Oxford University Press, London) pp. 339-343. Boutillon, X. (1988): "Model for piano hammers: Experimental determination and digital simulation," J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 83, pp. 746-754. Briggs, G.A. (1951): Pianos, Pianists and Sonics (Wharfdale Wireless Works, Bradford Rd., Bradford, Yorks) p. 37. Brinsmead, Edgar (1879): The History of the Pianoforte (reissued by Singing Tree Press, Detroit, orig. pub. by Novello, Ewer and Co., London, 1879) p. 47. Challis, John (1963): "New: A 20th Century Piano," American Music Teacher, Jul-Aug 1963, p. 20. Conklin, Harold A. Jr. (1970): U.S. Pat. 3,523,480, "Longitudinal Mode Tuning of Stringed Instruments," Aug. 11, 1970. Good, Edwin M. (1982): Giraffes, Black Dragons, and other Pianos (Stanford University Press) p. 9. Hall, D.E. (1986): "Piano string excitation in the case of small hammer mass," J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 79, pp. 141-147. Hall, D.E. (1987a): "Piano string excitation II: General solution for a hard narrow hammer," J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 81, pp. 535-546. Hall, D.E. (1987b): "Piano string excitation III: General solution for a soft narrow hammer," J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 81, pp. 547-555.

92. The Albion Band: The Prospect Before Us Two short tunes from the first edition of john Playford s influential The It was gathered during a session with a pub pianist in Husbands Bosworth, http://www.informatik.uni-hamburg.de/~zierke/guvnor/records/theprospectbeforeus.

@import url(/~zierke/css/folk.css); @import url(local.css); Reinhard Zierke's (Mostly) English Folk Music Website English Folk Music Discography Guest Book Steve Ashley ... Records The Albion Band: The Prospect Before Us The Albion Band: The Prospect Before Us The Prospect Before Us The Albion Band Harvest SHSP 4059 (LP, UK, March 1977) Hannibal HNCD 1403 (CD, US, 1993) Hopping Down in Kent Merry Sherwood Rangers The Albion Band Harvest HAR 5113 (single, UK, August 1976) Album produced by Ashley Hutchings and Simon Nicol Engineered by Vic Gamm Recorded at Sound Techniques and Olympic No. 1, London, 1971 Tracks 2, 5, 8, 9, and 14 were recorded at dances held at Olympic in September 1976 Front cover design by Dave Dragon based on an idea by Pete Scrowther Back cover design by William Dudley Musicians Ashley Hutchings, leader, electric bass guitar, vocals; Eddie Upton, caller, vocals; Shirley Collins, vocals; John Tams, vocals, melodeon; John Rodd, concertina, tambourine, vocals; Phil Pickett, curtals, shawms, recorders, crumhorns, bagpipes, rackets, chalumeaux, synthesiser; John Sothcott, vielle, citole, crumhorn;

93. The Jazzcat :: UCLA Live Announces Its 05/06 Jazz Lineup!!!!!! Other jazz legends to appear in concert are pioneer pianist Ahmad Jamal and Karen briggs Birthday Celebration at La Ve Lee Sat Aug 13, 2005 http://www.thejazzcat.net/blog/_archives/2005/8/2/1102071.html

The Jazzcat Home Syndicate Subscribe Search Month Archive September 2005 August 2005 July 2005 June 2005 ... May 2005 This Month August 2005 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Year Archive Login Username: Password: Create Reader Account Main Page Jazz Press Previous: Tribute to Harold Land on August 14, 2005 at the World Stage Next: Sandra Booker is BACK! UCLA Live Announces its 05/06 Jazz Lineup!!!!!! by jazzcat Permanent Link In 2005/06, UCLA Live presents a mix of top-quality jazz events featuring such acknowledged masters as the intriguing pianist Alice Coltrane , widow of John and a star in her own right, performing the world premiere of live music from her first album in 26 years, with L.A. favorite the Dwight Trible Quintet opening. Other jazz legends to appear in concert are pioneer pianist Ahmad Jamal and Grammy-winning bassist Marcus Miller Lalah Hathaway . Also in the series is a multi-media tribute concert to Lady Day, Billie Holiday, with an all-star cast of women including Dianne Reeves, Fontella Bass, Rokia and Terri Lyne Carrington. Omar Sosa Quartet with special guest actor/rapper Will Power in a live reprise of their groundbreaking recordings fusing Afro-Cuban and hip-hop elements.

94. Past Artist Series Presentations: Wartburg College - Waverly, Iowa, USA john B. Ratto (impersonator). 192829 Hilger Sisters (piano, violin, cello) Jerold Frederic (pianist) Little Philharmonic Orchestra http://www.wartburg.edu/artist/presentations.html

Past Artist Series Presentations Great Lakes String Quartet Howard Wells (pianist) Harold Proctor Concert Company New York Lyric Quartet V. S. Watkins (master interpreter) Vera Poppe (English cellist) Clarence Burgderfer (humorist) Zoellner String Quartette Maurice Dumesnil (French pianist) Graham Marr (baritone) Roscoe Gilmore Stott (lecturer) Charles Norman Granville (baritone) James Hamilton (tenor) and Valentina Crespi (Italian violinist) Noah Beilharz (make-up artist) Jan Chiapusso (pianist) Harold Loring (lecturer: Indian customs) Pasmore Sisters (chamber music) Bogumil Sykora (cellist) Irene Pavloska (mezzo-soprano) Riccardo Martin (tenor) Vera Poppe (cellist) and Hubert Carlin (pianist) Ruth Ray (violinist) Raymond Koch (baritone) DeMarco Harp Ensemble George Liebling (pianist-composer) Emory Parnell (one-man band) Ilse Niemack (violinist) Heermann String Quartet Stell Anderson (pianist) Silvio Scionti (pianist) Harry Farbman (violinist)

95. PCM Online > Winter 2001 Pride wells up in briggs eyes. Pomona made the teaching of music worthwhile. It s a feeling Kohn and his wife, pianist and faculty member Margaret http://www.pomona.edu/Magazine/PCMWin01/mucomposing.shtml

//Top Navigational Bar III (By BrotherCake @ cake@brothercake.net) //Permission granted/modified by Dynamicdrive.com to include script in archive //For this and 100's more DHTML scripts, visit http://www.dynamicdrive.com Winter 2001 Volume 38, No. 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS POMONA COLLEGE WEB How has a small college like Pomona attracted and produced so many important figures in the world of music? Associate Professor of Music Tom Flaherty It began again with a low C. The notelovingly coaxed by Associate Professor of Music Tom Flaherty from his cellowould have been remarkable if only because it was the first note concert audiences have heard in Little Bridges in more than a year, the hall having undergone a major renovation to make its acoustics even more dramatic. The success of the renovation was clearly evidenced by the purity and richness of the tone as it warmed even the farthest recesses of the hall. But this C, the opening note of Three Conundrums by Pomona alumnus Gary Wolber '90, gave voice to much more. Here was the mentor playing his student's work; here was another milestone in a long, rich history of composition at Pomona College. Wolber was Flaherty's first composition student when he joined the Pomona music faculty in 1989. Flaherty and his wife, Cynthia Fogg, who teaches violin and viola at Pomona, commissioned the piece for a concert to showcase the range of new classical music. To that end, a work by one Pomona composer would have been noteworthy. This mid-September evening's repertoire also featured works by Pomona College Professor Emeritus Karl Kohn and Music Department staff member Joseph Brennan. And how's this for an encore: The concert that followed a week later premiered works by Kohn, Flaherty and Pomona gamelan master Nyoman Wenten.

96. Thomson Portrait Subjects briggs W. Buchanan,, Jr., art historian/stock broker. Gerald Busby, composer/pianist.Samuel C. Byers, businessman/advertising http://www.composerscollab.org.cnchost.com/projects/thomson/subjects.html

100 Portraits for Virgil: The Subjects A Jere Abbott, museum director Flavie Alvarez de Toledo, friend Louise Ardant, acquaintance Hans (Jean) Arp, artist/poet Constance Askew, patron R. Kirk Askew, Jr., art dealer Franco Assetto, artist A. Everett "Chick" Austin, Jr., Museum director Helen Austin, friend B Boris Baranovic, stage designer Maurice Bavoux, acquaintance Christopher Beach, director, The Performing Arts Center, Purchase College Mark Beard, painter Claude Biais, acquaintance Flor Blanco-Fobona, friend Power Boothe, painter Jane Bowles, writer Paul Bowles, writer/composer Briggs W. Buchanan,, Jr., art historian/stock broker Gerald Busby, composer/pianist Samuel C. Byers, businessman/advertising C Jamie Campbell, acquaintance James Patrick Cannon, writer/socialist Philip W. Claflin, businessman/Wall Street Henri Cliquet-Pleyel, musician Harold Cook Lewis, clergyman Aaron Copland, composer Christopher Cox, writer Louise Crane, friend Noah Creshevsky, composer Mina Curtiss, writer D Dennis Russell Davies, conductor/pianist

97. Rochester Review • University Of Rochester john is musical director for the First Congregational Church of Blue Hill in pianist Steven Smith (DMA), professor of piano and piano literature at Penn http://www.rochester.edu/pr/Review/V67N2/cn-east.html

@import url(/styles/templates_advanced.css); Rochester Review Winter Vol. 67, No. 2 Review home Class Notes Key to Abbreviations Undergraduate Graduate Eastman Medicine Nursing ... In Memoriam Class Notes Eastman School of Music Reunion News Eastman School classes celebrating reunions October 2006 70th Reunion: 1936 and 1937 65th Reunion: 1941 and 1942 60th Reunion: 1946 and 1947 55th Reunion: 1951 and 1952 50th Reunion: 1956 and 1957 45th Reunion: 1961 and 1962 40th Reunion: 1966 and 1967 35th Reunion: 1971 and 1972 30th Reunion: 1976 and 1977 25th Reunion: 1981 and 1982 20th Reunion: 1986 and 1987 15th Reunion: 1991 and 1992 10th Reunion: 1996 and 1997 Alumni Relations Mitch Miller Frederick Fennell Ella Vosburg Cripps, organist and choirmaster at the First United Methodist Church in Geneva, N.Y., was honored last summer for her 60 years with the church. Ella has been an organist at the church since she graduated from the Eastman School. Shirley Graf Durling and her husband, Robert, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary last May. Shirley was a charter member of the Syracuse (N.Y.) Symphony and retired after 35 years as a violinist. She also was a string teacher in the West Genesee (N.Y.) School District.

98. NYPL, Video Gallery Cataloging Data: McCoy Tyner Credits Produced and directed by James briggs Murray. Biography/History McCoyTyner is a jazz pianist, composer and arranger. http://www.nypl.org/research/sc/scl/MULTIMED/JAZZHIST/mtcat.htm

@import "/styles/markup-nonNS4.css"; Skip to Left Navigation Skip to Main Content get a library card? find a book? renew a book? reserve a book? research a topic? find a job at NYPL? volunteer for NYPL? support NYPL? rent space? order/license images? learn to read? learn English? find events? find exhibitions? find classes? connect with wireless? Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture Video Oral History Gallery Video Gallery Cataloging Data: McCoy Tyner Location Schomburg-MIRS Call # Sc Visual VRA-192 Service copy. Sc Visual VRB-2025 Original of: VRA-192. Author Tyner, McCoy, interviewee. Title Oral history interview with McCoy Tyner, 24 April 1995 [videorecording] / interviewer, Billy Taylor. Imprint Description 1 videocassette (1 hr., 28 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in. 012800 Note Title supplied; duration: 1 hr., 28 min. Credits Produced and directed by James Briggs Murray. Note Tyner performs his composition Home on piano. Recorded on April 24, 1995, at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, Louis Armstrong Jazz Oral History Project. Summary Note Reproduction. Originally produced: New York, N.Y. :Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, The New York Public Library, 1995. 1 videocassette (MII) ; 1/2 in. VHS.

99. Indiana University High School Commencement Exercises Class Of Ann Bly* Meredith briggs*$ Terence M. Brigl Marianne Burt William Loring Burton Catherine Anne Huddle Ingrid Bettina Hudgins Stephen Donald Hurt john http://freepages.school-alumni.rootsweb.com/~mjolson/67prog.txt

100. Stan Kenton: Horns Of Plenty Disc 4 — Leon Breeden, director; Larry Ford, Galen Jeter, john Gatchell, Disc 5 — Keith LaMotte, Bill briggs, trumpet, replace Norman Baltazar, http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/article.php?id=1787

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