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Wayne Escoffery (born 23 February 1975) is an American jazz saxophonist. Performing history. Since 2000, he has been working in New York City with Carl Allen, Eric Reed, and the Mingus Big Band. Other musicians performed with include Ralph Peterson, Ben Riley, Ron Carter, Rufus Reid, Bill Charlap, Bruce Barth, Jimmy Cobb, and Eddie Henderson.
Wayne Escoffery - Grammy Award winning Saxophonist, Composer and Educator. Member of The Mingus Big Band, The Tom Harrell Quintet, The Wayne Escoffery Quartet and founder of The Black Art Jazz Collective.
YouTube Channel of Grammy Award Winning Tenor Saxophonist Wayne Escoffery: Smoke Sessions Records Recording Artist/Educator/Composer England-born American jazz saxophonist based in New York...
FOLLOW ME WITH SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS BELOW. 2014 Downbeat Critics Poll Winner and Grammy Award winning tenor saxophonist Wayne Escoffery is one of the Jazz world’s most talented rising stars and in-demand sidemen. In 2006 he secured one of the most coveted gigs in jazz: a frontline position in Tom Harrell’s working quintet.
21 de jun. de 2023 · Biography. Articles. News. Press. Teacher. Since moving to New York City in 2000, tenor saxophonist Wayne Escoffery has become one of the Jazz world’s most talented rising stars and in-demand sidemen. He began his professional NY career touring and recording with The Eric Reed Septet.
In this interview done backstage at the Newport Jazz Festival, saxophonist Wayne Escoffery talks about his work with trumpeter Tom Harrell and about what his unique about the bandleader and composer. Escoffery was appearing at the festival with Harrell. Interview by Irene Lee. Video production by Paul Park.
Grammy Award-winning tenor saxophonist Wayne Escoffery has performed, toured, and recorded with numerous internationally respected musicians and has become known for his tone, impressive technique, and versatility. He has been a member of many major groups, most notably The Tom Harrell Quintet, with whom he toured and recorded for ten years.
