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Según lo informó Larry Harlow a través de sus redes sociales, el “otro judío maravilloso” falleció este martes mientras dormía. Lewis Kahn, quien se destacó por su destreza con ...
21 de feb. de 2019 · Kahn, a pioneer of salsa violin and trombonist who played with the Orquestra Harlow and recorded numerous albums with other members of the Fania All Stars, reportedly passed away in his sleep on...
Músicos y fanáticos lamentan la partida del otro Judío Maravilloso. La salsa perdió a uno de sus músicos más destacados. Lewis Kahn, el exviolinista de Fania All Stars, falleció a los 73 años mientras dormía, según confirmó su ex compañero y amigo Larry Harlow.
- Interview with Lewis Kahn
- From Violin to Trombone, and Back
- “Salsa”, The Album
- Work with Eddie Palmieri, Willie Colón, Tito Puente, and The Fania All-Stars
- Mambo Legends, Latin Legends, and Juan Carlos Formell
- Lewis Kahn Left A Mark in Latin Music
I had the opportunity to talk to Mr. Lewis Kahn when I originally wrote this blog back in 2011. At the time, the maestro was part of the Juan Carlos Formell band, who were touring promoting their album “Johnny’s Dream Club”. Mr. Lewis Kahn was incredibly humble and easy to talk to. I enjoyed every minute of my conversation with the man that I admir...
The musical career of Lewis Kahn began at a very early age when he inherited the violin of his maternal grandfather. The young Lewis loved music and was classically educated on the instrument until he entered high school. “There was no violin in the high school band, so I had to pick another instrument. I picked the trombone because I liked the sou...
I had to ask Lewis Kahn about one of my favorite Salsa music albums of all time; the 1973 Orchestra Harlow album simply titled “Salsa”. I thought this was one of the most progressive albums of the time, and still think it’s one of the best recorded Salsa albums. Like most of Harlow’s music, it’s based on the traditional Cuban music greatly influenc...
Lewis Kahn also worked with Salsa and Latin Jazz bandleader and pianist Eddie Palmieri, “The Mambo King” Tito Puente, as well as with Salsa pioneer Willie Colon. “I went into Palmieri’s band to fill in for Barry Rogers who left to form a jazz-rock-fusion band.” Considered one of the best Latin music trombonists of all time, Barry Rogers had been wi...
The music scene is not as active as the Salsa scene was in the 1970s to 1990s. “It’s very different now because there isn’t as much work”comments Lewis Kahn. However, Lewis stays busy as part of the Mambo Legends Orchestra (whose excellent album “Watch Out; Ten Cuidao” I reviewed HERE), with Larry Harlow’s Latin Legends band, an occasional performa...
[Updated February 2019] Lewis Kahn passed away on February 19, 2019. I’m grateful to have met and talked with this “blue-collar” Salsa man, who left his mark in Latin music with his unique talents. Another album that really makes me remember Lewis Kahn is Willie Colón & Rubén Blades “Canciones del Solar de los Aburridos”. His great play is evident ...
29 de may. de 2020 · Voibah Lewis Kahn, trombonista y violinista de la Orquesta Harlow y de la Fania All Stars, nació el primero de julio de 1946 en Los Ángeles, California y falleció el 20 de febrero de 2019 a los 73 años de edad. De ellos, tenía 50 dedicados a la Salsa.
5 de sept. de 2011 · La impresionante carrera musical del trombonista y violínista Lewis Kanh en los últimos cincuenta años le ha permitido participar en memorables obras musicales de nuestra cultura como: Hommy A Latin Opera, Orchestra Harlow – Salsa, Fania All Stars – Latin-Soul-Rock, Harlow - Live in Quad, Fania All Stars Live in Africa, Markolino Dimond Con Fra...
Louis Isadore Kahn, nacido como Itze-Leib Schmuilowsky, (20 de febrero de 1901–17 de marzo de 1974) fue un renombrado arquitecto asentado en Filadelfia (Estados Unidos). Después de trabajar en varios estudios en esa ciudad, fundó el suyo propio en 1935.
