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Hace 4 días · August 15, 2019. Oscar Peterson – “Hymn to Freedom” by Brian Zimmerman. Oscar Peterson, a pianist whose virtuosic skill at the keyboard set a new standard for solo and trio playing, was born on this day in Montreal in 1925. Peterson began his career as a boogie-woogie player, showing remarkable technical facility, athleticism and range.
Hace 3 días · The celebrated Cuban-Canadian Piano Master Hilario Durán, in a trio formation — one of his most expressive musical expressions — will honour the music of Oscar Peterson, one of the greatest jazz pianists of all time and one of Canada’s most honoured musicians.
Hace 2 días · AXPONA 2024 – Loudspeakers $40,000 and Up. Another opening, another show. In this case, a big opening (more than 200 rooms), with big crowds (claimed to be over 10,000 in number), and, in keeping with last year’s trend, with European and Asian manufacturers who never used to show up at regional U.S. events showing up in droves. As the years ...
Hace 1 día · While Swedish guitarist Wakenius's claim to fame in jazz circles is his membership in legendary pianist Oscar Peterson's last quartet, from 1997 to 2004, he became immersed in Brazilian music earlier in his career following a stop in Rio de Janeiro in 1985, resulting in three albums -- Aquarela Do Brazil (1985), Rendez-Vous in Rio (1986), and Let's Vamos (1987).
Hace 2 días · In the early 1960s, he and the iconic jazz pianist Oscar Peterson and bassist Ray Brown were founding instructors at the ambitious but short-lived Advanced School of Contemporary Music in Toronto.
Hace 2 días · Title: Supernova at the end of the Universe-excerpt. Composer: M Giraudy, S Hillage. Performer (s): The Orb. Album: The Orb – The Orb's Adventures Beyond The Ultraworld. Duration: 1:46. The Blue ...
Hace 4 días · Song of the Day. January 24, 2019. Oscar Peterson Trio – “Jet Song” by Brian Zimmerman. On this day in 1962, pianist Oscar Peterson began the recording session for his West Side Story album, featuring Ray Brown on bass and Ed Thigpen on drums, and produced by Norman Granz for Verve Records.
