61. Mercury Musical Developments - Writers And Composers Of New Musical Theatre Paul Elkins); 0bsession (Douglas Hodge and Tessa Peakejones BAC); composer forthe films warren has also toured as solo jazz pianist in Hong Kong, http://www.mercurymusicals.com/associates/wills.html

Warren Wills Composer/pianist/musical-director Warren's diversity in the musical world is well documented. His works include, PIN MONEY OPERA (Carling London Best Musical Award, 1992) and JOSEPHINE (Critics Circle Award Best Musical runner-up, 1993) for BAC, the UK premier THE WORLD GOES 'ROUND - Kander and Ebb, directed by Jude Kelly (West Yorkshire Playhouse, 1995/6) and the box office breaking ZORRO by Ken Hill (Theatre Royal Stratford East, 1995). He is co-founder of Babel Theatre and has a worldwide record contract with Prestige Records who have released Piano Classics and Eleven Aspects . More recently he was MD/arranger on Soul Train in the West End and on tour, starring Sheila Ferguson, nominee 0livier Award. The critics view Warren as "the Motown Janacek" (Time Out) and describe his work as "fascinating... Steve Reich meets Mike Leigh" (The Guardian) with an ability to "send us away in a state of perplexing, yet sublime euphoria" (The Sunday Times). His co-production of BABEL NIGHTS (BAC. 1996) was listed in The Evening Standard Hot Tickets during its entire run. Warren is currently working on new works GREAT EXPECTATIONS, directed by Mark Clements, a co-production between Derby Playhouse/Walnut Theatre Philadelphia (Feb, Mar2002); CARD INDEX by Taduesz Rozevic- another major work for which Warren composed the score is on at BAC in March 2002, as part of the Critics Choice season.

62. CD Baby: DAVID CHEVAN AND WARREN BYRD: Let Us Break Bread Together: Further Expl This CD reminds me of the Charlie Haden/Hank jones Spirituals CD. EliyahuHanavi, for example, is given a tango lift before pianist Byrd takes off on http://www.cdbaby.com/chevan

David Chevan and Warren Byrd Let Us Break Bread Together: Further Explorations of the Afro-Semitic Experience CD List price: CD Baby Price: IN STOCK. ORDER NOW. Will ship within 24 hours! Gorgeous jazz. A piano and bass duo who interpret Jewish and African-American Sacred music. TRACKS lo-fi: dial-up hi-fi: broadband Let Us Break Bread Together Oseh Shalom (take 2) 3. How Much More (of Life's Burdens Must We Bear) Eliyahu HaNavi 5. Little David, Play on Your Harp 6. Etz Chaim Hi (modern version) 7. If I Can Help Somebody 8. Etz Chaim Hi (traditional version) Soon I Will Be Done 10. Hineh Mah Tov 11. Oseh Shalom (take 1) (Click a song name to hear it in lo-fi MP3. Need help? LINKS Check out the David Chevan and Warren Byrd website Email David Chevan and Warren Byrd TRY THIS OTHER CDs you will love David Chevan And Warren Byrd and Rabbi Jonathan Kligler and Zoe B. Zak and Steve Tapper and Audie Bridges GENRES you need to try JAZZ: Bebop WORLD: Judaica CHRISTIAN Find more artists from USA: Connecticut NOTES Gorgeous jazz. A piano and bass duo who interpret Jewish and African-American Sacred music. See the reviews, below...

63. PIANO: Transitions Bookplace Author jones, Michael Publisher NP One of Michael s most popular and elegantworks, Composer, pianist and songwriter Brenda warren brings to her http://www.transitionsbookplace.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Cod

64. Y Music Concert Demonstrates What Might Have Been - PittsburghLIVE.com Tenor Anthony Dean Griffey and pianist warren jones offered an imaginative programfeaturing English and American songs on Monday night at Katz Performing http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/search/s_190683.html

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65. Season-at-a Glance - Library Of Congress 1999-2000 Concert Series Jon Jang, pianistcomposer ; JieBing Chen, erhu (Chinese violin) ; Max Roach,trapset drums THE JUILLIARD STRING QUARTET with warren jones, piano http://www.loc.gov/rr/perform/concert/1999-2000schedule.html

The Library of Congress Performing Arts Reading Room Concert Series Home 1999-2000 Season Schedule All concerts started at 8:00 pm unless otherwise noted. Date Artist / Event Scheduled Program October 1, 1999 Songs both unknown and familiar by Cole Porter, Richard Rodgers, Jerome Kern, Harold Arlen, and other popular songwriters, with some rarities from the Library's collections. October 7 and THE JUILLIARD STRING QUARTET * Haydn: Quartet in C Major, op. 76, no. 3 "Emperor" Webern: Six Bagatelles, op. 9 Stravinsky: Three Pieces for String Quartet Beethoven: Quartet in A Minor, op. 132 October 29, 1999 STEPHEN SALTERS, Baritone Winner of the 1999 Walter W. Naumburg Vocal Competition. * Songs/Arias: Schubert: selected Lieder Poulenc: Chansons Gaillardes Julian Wachner: War Songs (world premiere) Songs: Obradors, Montsalvatge, Guastavino, and Villa-Lobos October 30, 1999 DA CAMERA OF HOUSTON Milagro Vargas, Mezzo-soprano ; Nadine Asin, Flute ; Alan Kay, Clarinet ; Ida Levin, Violin ; Toby Appel, Viola ; Eric Bartlett, Cello ; John Feeney, Double Bass ; Sarah Rothenberg, Piano Coolidge Anniversary Concert * Ravel: Tsontakis: Heartsounds for violin, viola, doublebass, piano (Coolidge Foundation commission)

66. CinemaSpeak.Com - 2003 Oscar Predictions Gangs may have been Scorsese s film of destiny, but The pianist was the true warren Catherine Zetajones While I might think the film is overrated http://www.cinemaspeak.com/Interviews/2003oscarpredictions.html

(Click here to enter CinemaSpeak's 2003 Academy Awards Contest!) BEST PICTURE: Chicago Gangs of New York The Hours The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers The Pianist PREDICTION: Curtis: Chicago Because every year the winner is the movie I have the least interest in seeing out of the five nominations. The trend continues here. Dan: Chicago This one seems to have the momentum, and Gangs' Best Picture win is not already wrapped up in a pink ribbon like it's Director's win is, so this is a free for all in my opinion. Warren: Chicago Probably the most overrated film of 2002, but it's well-made entertainment guaranteed not to offend (or challenge) a soul. Ryan: Chicago The day that I walked out of my first showing, I knew that it would make 200 million dollars and that it would win Best Picture. I'm sticking with my second prediction. This is a true crowd-pleaser that brings the musical back in a rousing way and the Academy has and will continue to go gaga over it. PERSONAL VOTE: Curtis: The Lord of The Rings: The Two Towers The scale of this movie was so grand and epic that it simply deserves it. Amazing to watch, like it or not.

67. Short Life Of The Cool Spot In The High Desert Local musician Al Faaet recalls hearing jazz pianist McCoy Tyner at Club West Rickie Lee jones, warren Zevon, Chucho Valdés, Eliades Ochoa, Tinariwen, http://www.freenewmexican.com/news/29437.html

Contact Us Register/Login Site Map Search All Stories Reporters Photos Photographers Comments Commenting Readers Archives Classifieds Jobs Display Ads Business Name Business Category Google Last Update Mon Sep 12, 2005 9:02 am Subscribe Print or eNewMexican NM Jobs Real Estate - Virtual Tours ... New Mexico Musicians Short life of the cool spot in the high desert print email this story David Prince for The New Mexican June 24, 2005 "And when it was over, it felt like a dream," warbled Neil Young in "Broken Arrow," one of his finest early pieces. The dream of lasting a long time is what anyone opening a nightclub, roadhouse, or other music-entertainment venue hopes for. When it comes to feeling like a dream, of course, you've heard what they say about the '60s if you remember them, you probably weren't there to begin with. The average life span such businesses can look forward to in Santa Fe tends to be about six to seven years. That is, if you're lucky enough to get past the first few months. Figuratively speaking, Cerrillos Road and Guadalupe Street are littered with broken rock dreams.

68. Arts Entertainment News And Previews pianist warren jones, violist Donald McInnes, flautist Adrian Spence, and cellistNathaniel Rosen will be the featured artists for the next set of chamber http://www.goletavalleyvoice.com/cgi-bin/entertain/readarticle.cgi?article=952

69. Welcome To ESS.A.Y Recording Online Store Holton, Alex, jones, warren, Kapp, Madeline, Kapp, Richard, Kemp, Ariel violin and keyboard performed by Mela Tenenbaum with pianist Richard Kapp. http://www.essaycd.com/store/genre.asp?genre_id=1&cd_id=54

70. Artist Recital Series 2002-2002 She will be accompanied at Oberlin by pianist warren jones. About the ArtistRecital Series For 124 years, the Artist Recital Series at Oberlin College has http://www.oberlin.edu/con/bkstage/200208/artist_recital_2002.html

var javascript_version = 1.0; Oberlin College Announces Artist Recital Series for 2002-2003 by Marci Janas '91 For 124 years, the venerable Artist Recital Series Three bonus concerts are also included in the series: pianist Antonio Pompa-Baldi, violinist William Preucil, and the Vermeer String Quartet. The Artist Recital Series is sponsored by the Oberlin Conservatory of Music at Oberlin College with additional support from the Friends of the Artist Recital Series. Media sponsorship for the Artist Recital Series is provided by WCLV 104.9-FM WCPN 90.3-FM , Ideastream. Antonio Pompa-Baldi, piano The season begins Thursday, September 12, at 8:00 p.m., with acclaimed pianist Antonio Pompa-Baldi, whose impressive roster of prizes has not gone unnoticed by The New York Times : "Antonio Pompa-Baldi possesses 22 prizes and dazzle," wrote Allan Kozinn. "He is a poised, assured player with a solid technique. He negotiated dense, contrapuntal textures easily, with speed and clarity . . . [and] closed the program with a virtuosic flourish." Pompa-Baldi, most recently a silver medalist in the 11 th Van Cliburn International Piano Competition in 2001 and winner of the first prize at the 1999 Cleveland International Piano Competition, was a member of Oberlin’s faculty in 2001-2002. He will perform Mozart’s Sonata in F Major, K332; two works by ChopinSonata No. 2, Op. 35 in B-flat minor and Barcarolle, Op. 60Grieg’s Suite ("Aus Holbergs Zeit"); and Ginastera’s Sonata No. 1, Op. 22 in A minor.

71. Artist Recital Series 2002-2003 2001, the National Day of Prayer and Remembrance following the terrorist attacks.She will be accompanied at Oberlin by pianist warren jones. http://www.oberlin.edu/newserv/02sep/artist_recital_series_2002.html

Quick Facts About Oberlin... Please send comments, questions, and suggestions about Oberlin Online news and feature articles to online.news@oberlin.edu OBERLIN COLLEGE ANNOUNCES ARTIST RECITAL SERIES FOR 2002-2003 A UGUST For 124 years, the venerable Artist Recital Series Three bonus concerts are also included in the series: pianist Antonio Pompa-Baldi, violinist William Preucil, and the Vermeer String Quartet. The Artist Recital Series is sponsored by the Oberlin Conservatory of Music at Oberlin College with additional support from the Friends of the Artist Recital Series. Media sponsorship for the Artist Recital Series is provided by WCLV 104.9-FM WCPN 90.3-FM , Ideastream. Antonio Pompa-Baldi, piano The season begins Thursday, September 12, at 8:00 p.m., with acclaimed pianist Antonio Pompa-Baldi, whose impressive roster of prizes has not gone unnoticed by The New York Times : "Antonio Pompa-Baldi possesses 22 prizes and dazzle," wrote Allan Kozinn. "He is a poised, assured player with a solid technique. He negotiated dense, contrapuntal textures easily, with speed and clarity . . . [and] closed the program with a virtuosic flourish." Pompa-Baldi, most recently a silver medalist in the 11

72. The New York Times > Movies > A WALK TO REMEMBER > Review, Cast And Synopsis Paula jones Sally Mervyn warren - pianist Gordon Groddy - Choir singer DeanMumford - Policeman Marisa Miller - Ms. Garber. PRODUCTION CREDITS http://movies2.nytimes.com/gst/movies/movie.html?v_id=259132

73. UI-School Of Music : Faculty | Bio with an international reputation as a pianist, conductor, and teacher. Alexis Weissenberg, Jerome Lowenthal, and warren jones, among others. http://www.music.uiuc.edu/facultyBio.php?id=45

74. March 2004 The duo performed an untitled piece by the pianist, and several Lacy Brad jones, drummer Reggie Nicholson, and drummer/ percussionist warren Smith). http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/article.php?id=1882

75. 70s Odds And Ends Backing by the famed warren Schatz Orchestra, all unknown to me except for Bass virtuoso Louis Johnson headed into Quincy jones stable shortly after he http://www.warr.org/odd70s.html

Main page New additions Pop: 00s Latin/Jazz ... E-mail more odds and ends... the 70s Artists reviewed on this page: Aerosmith The Blues... A Real Summit Meeting Brainstorm Brick ... Warren Zevon Aw shucks, I guess there is more to life than the 60s - but as you'll glean from the brief takes on post-60s acts presented here, we're not yet convinced that there's more to life than the If you're wondering, AC/DC A Taste Of Honey Joan Armatrading The B-52's ... Joe Walsh and Yo Yo are no longer to be found here because they have new pages of their own. Also, and artists have been moved to separate pages. Enjoy... Aerosmith, Toys In The Attic What can you say about this thing? That it's a multiple platinum album stuffed with radio favorites? That it's the epitome of soulless, by-the-numbers 70s heavy rock, completely derivative and so testosterone-ridden that it makes Zeppelin sound cultured? That it's more or less the loudest, riffiest, catchiest damn rock record of the whole decade? Uh, I guess so. You probably already have your mind made up about this kind of proto-grunge hedonism anyway, so it doesn't really matter what I say. The details: their third record but first real breakthrough; powered by Steven Tyler's screeching, vaguely Robert Plant-like vocals and Joe Perry's blustery, overcharged guitar riffs; written mostly by Tyler working either with Perry or bassist Tom Hamilton; and featuring three classic tunes: the head-banging, triple-time title track, the swaggering "Walk This Way," and the fevery, slithering "Sweet Emotion." Despite the obvious debt to

76. Portland Jazz Festival Evans is bringing Matt Lemmler, an indemand pianist from New Orleans who plays as well as local luminaries such as Roscoe Weathers and warren Bracken. http://www.pdxjazz.com/2005/artists.html

77. Mike Jones Live At Steinway Hall...Liner Notes More about Mike jones. This is his third CHIAROSCURO release, People don tseem much interested in hearing a great pianist who plays without gimmicks; http://www.jonesjazz.com/linernotes/steinway_liner_notes.html

Live at Steinway Hall liner notes Hank's notes: More about Mike Jones. This is his third CHIAROSCURO release, and it may well be his most interesting. It not only shows him at this best, but also demonstrates his encyclodpedic knowledge of songs, his ability to interpret them in an exciting way, and present a flawless seventy minute program that was well-paced and interesting, from beginning to end. I have no idea if he'd picked out the nine songs and two medleys before he sat down at the piano, or if he knew exactly what he'd play, and had been rehearsing it day after day for weeks on end. I tend to doubt it. I didn't see a list anywhere, and Mike doesn't seem to operate that way. He's more of a whatever happens, happens, kind of guy. But no matter, even if he'd been practicing the songs for weeks, the result was still the same; an exceptional performance. In many ways, the strength of Mike's playing is also one of his weaknesses, at least from a commercial standpoint. All he does is play songs, usually older songs. He's an interpreter of the compositions of others,. Mike is one of those artists who is primarily an interpreter, not a composer. Most of the virtuoso pianists, in almost any form of music, fall into that category; there have been few monumental performers who wrote exceptional, lasting compositions. In this century, Sergei Rachmaninoff and Fats Waller come to mind as two who did, and Vladimir Horowitz and Art Tatum as two who didn't.

78. Homespun Tapes - Warren Bernhardt Teaches Jazz Piano warren Bernhardt s expert use of open and closed chord voicings to create harmonictextures, No jazz pianist should miss this session! http://www.homespuntapes.com/prodpg/prodpg.asp?prodID=387

79. Homespun Tapes - Warren Bernhardt Classicallytrained jazz pianist, composer, arranger and producer warren Bernhardthas performed widely both as a soloist and with his own bands. http://www.homespuntapes.com/artists/artistpage.asp?artID=505

80. Immanuel & Helen Olshan Texas Music Festival 2005- June 5 Thru July 2, 2005 Moor On the operatic stage, jones has appeared in productions with the Michigan Opera warren jones, Jeffery Sykes, Mark Alexander, and Howard Watkins. http://www.uh.edu/texasmusicfestival/faculty3.htm

Conductors, faculty Soloists and Composers * University of Houston Faculty Soloists Timothy Jones,* baritone soloist Timothy Jones is a native of Shreveport, Louisiana. At Centenary College he earned a Bachelor of Music degree in piano and voice. Upon graduation he was distinguished as the "Most Outstanding Senior." He earned his Masters and Doctorate degrees from the University of Michigan where he studied under the tutelage of distinguished professor George Shirley. He was the winner of the Alice Baird Award, the Joy Whitman Weinberger award, the Virginia Kilpatrick Shehee award for academic study, the Friends of Opera Competition. He was also awarded a fellowship at the Aspen Opera Theater Center where he was a winner in the Concerto/Aria Competition. On the concert stage, Jones has appeared with the symphony orchestras of Houston, Dallas, Charlotte, Shreveport, Colorado Springs, Laredo, San Antonio, Lansing, and South Arkansas in concert works and oratorios. He has performed under Craig Hella Johnson, Martin Katz, David Mairs, Nicholas McGegan, Gustav Meier, Laurence Leighton Smith, and Christopher Wilkins. His repertoire includes Bach's St. Matthew and John Passions, the B minor Mass, and numerous solo cantatas; Mozart's Requiem and C minor Mass; Beethoven's Missa Solemnis and Ninth Symphony; Brahms' German Requiem and Orff's Carmina Burana.

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