| Name:
| Good Vibrations - Los Angeles Wedding Band
| | Skills:
| Band
| | Phone:
| +1 310-822-6910
| | Address:
| 12607 Sanford Street, Los Angeles 90066, United States
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| | Live music at its finest specializing in Southern California weddings and corporate events.
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| Name:
| Jonathan Gooing
| | Skills:
| Accompanist, Ensemble (Piano & organ)
| | Phone:
| +44 (0)1724 855736
| | Address:
| Scunthorpe, North Lincolnshire, United Kingdom
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| | Since graduating from Sheffield University in 1996, Jonathan has worked extensively as a concert accompanist and chamber musician. He has performed throughout the United Kingdom with a variety of leading instrumentalists and singers. Jonathan also has an interest in period performance, and has participated in concerts and recordings of chamber music with fortepiano. He is also an experienced choral accompanist, both on the piano and organ.
In 1999 Jonathan won the ISM/Yamaha 'Birmingham Accompanist of the Year' competition.
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| Name:
| Ulagh Goosen
| | Skills:
| Accompanist, Arranger, Composer, Player, Singer, Soloist, Teacher (Classical, jazz and contemporary genres)
| | Phone:
| +27 83 6274686
| | Address:
| 10 Troupant Street, Stellenbosch, South Africa
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| | I am a qualified music teacher (piano, voice, and subject music) and hold a Masters degree in Musicology from the University of Port Elizabeth in South Africa. I also hold a Performers Licentiate (Piano) from the Trinity College of London (LTCL).
I have 4 years' music teaching experience and have acted as vocalist, pianist, accompanist, arranger, composer and musical director since 2000. I am currently a jazz performer and musical director full time, and act as arranger and performer for various productions, ranging from Big Band and musicals, to theatre and ensembles.
I have performed in various stage productions, including "Chicago" and "Sweet Charity", have written and directed musicals, played in the Standard Bank National Youth Big Band, and performed with the East Cape Philharmonic Orchestra.
Over the last year, I have performed full-time (as pianist and vocalist) in the UAE (both in Abu Dhabi and Dubai) and Cape Town.
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| Name:
| Amit and Asit Goswami
| | Skills:
| Player, Duet (Duet for Sarod & Sitar-Indian Classical Music Insruments)
| | Phone:
| +91 9414265428
| | Address:
| 7 B 35 Pawan Puri, South Extension, , Bikaner, Rajasthan 334003, India
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| | Amit Goswami and Asit Goswami are brilliant young artists of Sarod and Sitar. The twin brothers were born in Bikaner, in a family of musicians and artists. Goswami brothers learnt the intricacies of Indian instrumental music from their father Pt. Jash Karan Goswami, who is a reputed sitar player and recipient of Rajasthan Sangeet Natak Academy Award. Pt. Jash Karan Goswami is a disciple of legendary Sarod maestro Ustad Ali Akbar Khan.
Sarod player Amit stood first in All Rajasthan Music competition, organised by Rajasthan Sangeet Natak Academy in 1990 & 1992, and received scholarships for two years. He was awarded “Allah Jilai Bai Memorial Award” by the district administration. Sitar player Asit won All Rajasthan Music competition in 1992, organised by Rajasthan Sangeet Natak Academy. At present he is a lecturer in Sitar with Government College, Bikaner. They have been awarded “The Most Outstanding Youth of the Year” in 1991 by All India City Junior Chambers.
Goswami brothers have developed their own distinctive style of, which is a blend of both Tantrakari (instrumental) & Gayki (vocal) styles. They have earned a credit in the field of rare, delicate and meticulous art of Duet (Jugalbandi). Amit and Asit are regular broadcasters of Akashwani and Doordarshan. Both have been awarded ‘A’ Grade by All India Radio. They have also done M.Mus.(Indira Kala Sangeet Vishwa Vidyalaya, Khairagarh), Sangeet Visharad (Bhatkhandey Sangeet Vidyapeeth, Lucknow), and Sangeet Prabhakar (Prayag Sangeet Samiti, Allahbad), all with first division.
For last ten years, Goswami brothers have been performing all over India for various prestigious organisations like – Jawahar Kala Kendra- Jaipur, Rajasthan Sangeet Natak Academy (various places), Bharat Bhawan-Bhopal and live concerts of various stations of Akashwani. They have been participating in projects of light music for cassettes and TV serials.
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| Name:
| Gough Duo
| | Skills:
| Ensemble
| | Fax:
| +44 1749 672609
| | Address:
| 12 Vicars Close, Wells BA5 2UH, United Kingdom
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| | "The playing is spectacular, the music is wonderful" is how the American Record Guide describe the Gough Duo's first commercial recording Romance – for violin and organ. The Duo was formed in 1997 to explore the original repertoire of music for violin and organ. Being the only regular violin and organ duo in Britain, their performances have aroused much interest and they now pursue a busy concert career across the U.K and abroad. Audiences continue to be delighted by the beauty and effectiveness of this combination of instruments together with the quality of the repertoire.
During 2000 they undertook a three-week concert tour in the USA, with venues in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Washington and Dallas. Further tours are arranged for Germany (2001) and the Southern USA (2002). Recent invitations in the UK have included performing and recording a commission for the Incorporated Association of Organists, giving an anniversary recital for the Karg-Elert Archive and contributing to a series of concerts at Queen's College, Oxford featuring the complete works of J.S. Bach. The Duo are committed to performing new music and are commissioning a new work from Timothy Salter to be premièred in a recital at St. John's, Smith Square in 2001. Rupert and Rachel were married in 1994 and live in the cathedral close in Wells, Somerset.
Rachel Gough began violin lessons at the age of seven with the late Gillian Sansom. Whilst at the University of East Anglia she won performance scholarships and prizes enabling her to study with Pavel Crisan and Hugh Maguire. After graduating with a first class honours degree in music, she attended the Royal College of Music, graduating with an MMus Degree in Advanced Performance in 1997. Here she studied with Frances Mason, and received regular chamber music coaching with the Chilingirian Quartet. Rachel performs regularly as a soloist and as an orchestral and chamber musician, playing with a number of groups in the West of England including the Bristol-based Emerald Ensemble. She is also a violin tutor at Wells Cathedral School.
Rupert Gough enjoys a busy career as recitalist, conductor and accompanist. During 2000 he had over sixty concert engagements, over a third of them in the USA, including solo recitals in Washington Cathedral, St. Patrick's Cathedral, New York and in Dallas, Boston and Philadelphia. He has been involved in some twenty commercial recordings as an organ soloist, accompanist, harpsichordist and conductor on many labels including Hyperion. In 1997 he was a finalist in the Royal College of Organists "Performer of the Year" competition. Recently he has been working closely with the Emerald Ensemble as a harpsichordist, appearing on their two new CD recordings and performing in a series of concerts featuring all of Bach's Brandenburg Concertos. Since 1994 Rupert has been Assistant Organist at Wells Cathedral where he accompanies and assists in directing the nine sung services every week. He appears regularly with the choir in concerts all over the world, on the radio, television and can be heard on many different recordings. He is also the Organ Tutor at Wells Cathedral School where he has prepared a number of pupils for Oxbridge scholarships and study in Conservatoires around the world. Rupert is also Musical Director of the Wells Cathedral Chamber Choir. A semi-professional group formed in 1998, they given around 10 performances a year with orchestras. Prior to his present position Rupert held Organ Scholarships at the Chapel Royal, Hampton Court Palace, Rochester Cathedral, and Norwich Cathedral. A number of scholarships and prizes at university together with support from the Countess of Munster Trust enabled him to study with David Sanger and also to research contemporary church music earning him a Masters degree with distinction. He has premièred many new works particularly as a part of the Norwich International Festival of Contemporary Church Music and worked especially with the composers Jonathan Harvey, Diana Burrell, and Graham Whettam. Recently he premièred a new commission from Gabriel Jackson at St. John's, Smith Sqaure.
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| Name:
| Jessica Gould
| | Skills:
| Singer, Soloist (Coloratura Soprano)
| | Phone:
| +1 (212) 724 6556
| | Fax:
| +1 (212) 595 8807
| | Address:
| New York, NY 10024, United States
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| | Noted in the British press for "astonishing passaggi and ornaments, executed to perfection" and for having "reached the heart of an enraptured English audience," soprano Jessica Gould enjoys an active performance schedule in repertoire from the Renaissance to the present day, presented in venues across the United States and Europe. For further details on recent and upcoming performances, please go to http://classicol.com/Soprano/JessicaGould.cfm
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| Name:
| Sakis Gouzonis
| | Skills:
| Arranger, Composer
| | Address:
| Athens, Greece
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| | Sakis Gouzonis is an international award-winning Greek Electronic Music Composer, Orchestrator, Arranger, and Producer.
His music is based on the idea of taking the listener on a journey, giving the listener a whole new experience. In addition, his music defies all borders and speaks to people of all nations and cultures.
For more information please visit his Website by clicking on the "Website" Link.
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| Name:
| Enrique Graf
| | Skills:
| Soloist (Piano recitalist, soloist with orchestra, master teacher, chamber musician)
| | Phone:
| 540 326 1491
| | Fax:
| 540 326 1491
| | Address:
| 804 Fincastle Drive, Virginia 24605, United States
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| | Enrique Graf was born in Montevideo, Uruguay . He came to the Peabody Conservatory of the Johns Hopkins University to study with Leon Fleisher on a full scholarship from the Organization of American States and the Peabody.
Graf has given recitals all over the world and has been featured as soloist with such orchestras as the Baltimore, Indianapolis, New Jersey, Richmond, Florida, West Virginia, Charleston, New York City and Jupiter Symphonies; the Moscow Philharmonic, the Janacek Philharmonic, the National Chamber Orchestra, the Illinois Chamber Orchestra, the American Chamber Orchestra, the Puerto Rico Symphony, and the National Orchestras of Chile, Uruguay, Panama and Colombia. He has appeared at Lincoln Center, Kennedy Center, Krannert Center, Carnegie Recital Hall, the Cultural Center of Manila, Teatro Opera in Buenos Aires, the Chautauqua Festival, Young Keyboard Artists International Festival in Ann Arbor and the University of Maryland International Piano Festival.
His latest recording, an all Poulenc CD was a pick of the month by the Sunday London Times and was awarded five stars in Classic CD.His debut recording Enrique Graf plays Bach was called "An end to the discussion of whether of not Bach should be played on the piano" by Paul Hume of the Washington Post. Other recordings of the Liszt Sonata, the Grieg and two Beethoven Concertos have received such praise as "ideal performances" (Fanfare).
Graf is founder and Artistic Director of the International Piano Series in Charleston and the Young Artist Series in the Piccolo Spoleto Festival. He was awarded a Fellowship from the Aspen Institute Executive Seminar, the Music Fellowship from the South Carolina Arts Commission, Career Grants from the Charles Del Mar and Astral Foundations and the Immigrant Achievement Award from the American Immigration Law Foundation.
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| Name:
| John Kenneth Graham
| | Skills:
| Administrator, Arranger, Composer, Conductor, Player, Publisher, Teacher, Writer, Enthusiast (Musical tableaux of American culture and folklore)
| | Phone:
| 1-(406)-222-5318
| | Address:
| 308 Upstairs South B Street, Livingston, MT 59047, United States
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| | Born in Baton Rouge, LA July 26, 1955. Largely self-taught, began writing music at age twelve. First actual works were for symphonic band and some drum cadences. Keyboard abilities by ear led to his becoming a pianist/keynoardist for two rock/jazz bands while in college (Southeastern Louisiana University/Hammond, LA). In 1982, moved to Baton Rouge abd began playing piano for local restaurant. Also composed commercial jingle for nationwide advertising, and wrote and conducted the dedication music for the installation of the WWII vessel, USS KIDD. Subsequent enrollment in LSU produced several student works, including a string quartet. Began working as fulltime composer/arranger for Christian Life Fellowship, a large charismatic church in Baton Rouge where he played timpani during services. This lasted into 1986, and resulted in the compilation of over 300 arrangements of worship choruses custom-written for church orchestra.
Experiences in Austin, TX and Anderson, SC led to travel to Yellowstone National Park in 1988, after which he domiciled in Berkeley, CA and worked on a student symphony. Having gained ethnomusicological tools to study folklore at Berkeley, he began devising methods of poetically describing Americana in musical terms, and began writing works descriptive of his own experiences and impressions made during his travels. To date, two symphonies are completed as part of a nine-symphony cycle. Numerous other works are planned, including several concertos and ensemble works. While a large orchestral pallette is his medium of choice, he is also adept at writing big band and Latin-styled dance music, primarily as a result of having been an avid percussionist.
Two non-commercial CD's have been completed, SINFONIA (classical) and LOVE BITES (dance/jazz-fusion) as of 2004, and two more are about to be released; SOUL OF THE SKY (classical) and TANGO MANGO (dance/jazz fusion). The former current CD includes seven new pieces for orchestra, the title cut of which is "Soul of the Sky," a fourteen-minute symphonic poem for choir, organ, orchestra and percussion. The title cut for the latter current CD, "Tango Mango," features 'cello and jazz band in true Argentine form. Other notable pieces include "Uncle Don (piano, tenor sax, rhythm/brass section)," "Big Al (You No Like Chinese Food (piano, jazz orhestra)," and "Cowboy Heaven (guitars, organ, rock accompaniment)."
Mr. Graham currently lives in Livingston, MT, about an hour's drive north of Yellowstone National Park. Together with his wife, Laurene, they run a small film/media production company, Eaglefeather Media Productions.
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| Name:
| Paul Anthony Grant
| | Skills:
| Player, Singer, Soloist
| | Phone:
| +44 (0)7880 603412
| | Address:
| 57 Causton road, Colchester, United Kingdom
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| | Singer/guitarist from established rock/alternative band in the UK looking for work anywhere in similar field.
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| Name:
| Fabio Grasso
| | Skills:
| Composer, Soloist, Teacher
| | Phone:
| +39-0-161-210420
| | Fax:
| +39-0-161-210420
| | Address:
| Corso San Martino 6, Vercelli 13100, Italy
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| | Fabio Grasso (1969) is an italian pianist and composer, with Degrees in Piano and Composition, Doctor in Greek Literature. He won the Piano Competition XXème siècle d'Orléans and the Competitions for composers Ginastera in Buenos Aires and Journées de la jeune musique in Marseille.
He played in the most important Paris concert halls (Salle Gaveau, Salle Cortot, France Musique etc.). He recorded for SOLSTICE a CD with Busoni's Piano Music, that got the Recommendation by Repertoire and the Choc du mois by Le monde de la musique.
He collaborated with important French Orchestras, such as Philharmonique de Radio France, Philharmonique de Montpellier with Armin Jordan. Banquet de Paris for Ligeti's Klavierkonzert. His repertoire is very extended. To see it visit http://utenti.tripod.it/fabiograsso
He wrote more than 40 compositions (solo, chamber, symphonic, theatral). His pieces were performed in Berlin, Paris, Milan, Rome and Amsterdam during the Gaudeamus Music Week 1998.
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| Name:
| Christopher J. Greco
| | Skills:
| Composer, Player, Soloist, Teacher ((Saxophone, clarinet, flute))
| | Phone:
| +1 (913) 360 7599
| | Address:
| Benedictine College/Music Department 1020 N Second Street, Atchison, KS 66002, United States
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| | American performer (woodwinds), composer, educator Dr. Christopher Greco has musical interests that run far and wide. He composes and performs a broad and diverse range of chamber and orchestral music, and specializes in the performance of music of the twentieth century.
Dr. Greco was trained as a composer and woodwind multi-instrumentalist in Los Angeles, earning a D.M.A., performance (UCLA), and a M.A. in composition (California State University, Los Angeles. His improvisational skills equally excel with his ability to interpret and perform contemporary classical music.
Dr. Greco's woodwind teachers include Douglas Masek, William Calkins, and William Green; and his composition teachers include Aurelio de la Vega, and Daniel Kessner.
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| Name:
| Greek Composers Artistic Forum (Kallitechnicki Estia Syntheton)
| | Skills:
| Composer
| | Phone:
| 210-8022878
| | Fax:
| 210-8055507
| | Address:
| 185 Kiffisias Avenue, Marousi-Athens 15124, Greece
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| | Organizing committee: S. Mazis C. Lignos, N.Taylor. Greek Composers Artistic Forum (Kallitechniki Estia Syntheton-K.E.SY.) is an open and dynamic group of Greek composers who are mainly active in the field of concert music. Its main aims are: To create a platform in which colleagues can gather, exchange ideas and information, and discuss problems related to contemporary music and composition. To organize concerts featuring Greek works in collaboration with talented new performers and ensembles. To collaborate worldwide, mainly thru the Web, with composers, groups and institutions with similar aims.
The Forum developed from the need to brake away from the perennial isolation of the composer's profession and come in contact with other colleagues. Thus, in February 1999, the first open composers forum of K.E.SY. was organized, in the premises of the Conservatory of Classical & Contemporary Music in Marousi, Athens. Since then, this has been a steady activity of K.E.SY. The participants meet regularly, throughout the academic year, in the School's Recital Room, in order to present aspects of their work, introduce recordings or performances of their pieces and exchange ideas and thoughts about music-making and composition. They also listen to and discuss works by Greek colleagues, either living abroad or of Greek origin, whose work is presented by the researcher and music-writer Thomas Tamvakos. In this way, K.E.SY. has come in contact with D. Constantinidis in the USA, M. Sofianopoulo in Italy and J. Psathas in New Zealand
Some of the meetings have been solely dedicated to one prominent composer, Greek and foreign. So far the following composers have presented their work: The late Dimitris Dragatakis. The President of the Greek Composers Union, Thodoros Antoniou. The composer-conductor Dimitris Agrafiotis. The composer and Byzantine music specialist Michalis Adamis. The USA based Greek composer & teacher Dinos Constantinidis
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| Name:
| Elizabeth Jane Green
| | Skills:
| Administrator, Player, Teacher (Flute/Piccolo/Alto Flute)
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| | Flute/Piccolo/Alto flute performer/teacher based in London and the West Midlands. Also piano and theory tuition
Professional performance experience with the Locrian Chamber Ensemble, Fibonacci Sequence, Gusto' Wind Quintet and various symphony and theatre orchestras in London, Birmingham and Wales
Currently completing MMus in flute performance at Trinity College of Music, London, studying with Anna Noakes, Alan Baker and Andrew Lane (end Summer 2002). Also frequent masterclasses with Wissam Boustany. Previously studied with Douglas Townshend (Wales) and Colin Lilley (Birmingham).
Enjoys performing a wide range of music, with a particular interest in performing new or unusual/rarely-performed pieces.
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| Name:
| Jennifer Bynum Green
| | Skills:
| Singer, Soloist
| | Phone:
| +1 (775) 425 6821
| | Address:
| 11860 Canyon Dawn Dr, Spanish Springs, NV 89436, United States
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| | A native of California, Jennifer Bynum Green studied voice at the University of Colorado,Boulder,the University of Washington,Seatlle,and the Cornish Institute of Music.She continued her studies privately with Soprano Olivia Stapp and Patrick Sommers,has participated in master classes with Martin Katz,and assisted in master classes with Frederica von Stade with whom she has appeared in concert.
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| Name:
| Peter Green
| | Skills:
| Composer (Electroacoustic, orchestral, studio production, sampler realisation)
| | Phone:
| +44 (0)1603 819005
| | Address:
| 22A Great Melton Road, Norfolk NR9 3AB, United Kingdom
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| | Award winning composer of cinematic orchestral / ensemble and experimental electroacoustic [electronic] works. Signed to Aphex Twins' Rephlex Records.
Awards and Commissions 2002 'Chain Ring' selected by SPNM (Society for the Promotion of New Music) in the 2002 call for new works. 2002 Radio 1 exclusive mix set for Mary-Anne Hobbs, & Rephlex 'One World' (Other national radio includes John Peel & Radio 3) 2002 Commissioned work for string & wind Ensemble and Electroacoustics, world premiere and live performance in the 'Sonic Circuits' Festival, Philadelphia. Work in progress.... 2001 Bourges 28th International Electroacoustic Festival works 'The Perception of Self' appeared as an award prize winner. 2001 Sonic Arts Network commissioned the music video work 'the perception of self in virtual community environments'. Performed in cinemas across the UK. 2000 Manger and Artist / Composer of the 'Virtual Creative Community' (VCC) webcast network for online composition and video production. 2000 Commissioned work for the Prince's Trust 'Party in the Park', performed in Hyde Park. 1999 HRH Duke of Kent and Mick Jagger presented the work 'MV" specially commissioned for the opening of the new Mick Jagger Centre for Performing Arts. A cross-genre work utilising orchestral, popular, and electroacoustic genres integrated with a computer graphics video. 1999 Bourges 26th International Electroacoustic Festival works 'Grrearra Reson' & video work 'DEHS' appeared as award prizes winners 1998 WestEnd production of 'Macbeth' (Westminster Theatre), commissioned full orchestral score and ambient sound. 1997 Cognition Audioworks (Canada) 'Challenger for the Millennium' first prize. 1997 DEHS and DEHS II awarded & performed at the Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival by SPNM (Society for the Promotion of New Music). 1996 Arts for Everyone (A4E) award from the Arts Council. 1996 SPNM short listed 'Nautilus 110', subsequently performed in the 1999 Isleworth Festival. 1996 Specially commissioned version of 'DEHS' ('DEHS II'), performed with dance as part of the Brighton Festival at the SalisBenny Theatre. 1995 'Sonic Arts Network' commissioned the work 'RASP'. 1995 Young Composers Burseries Award from the Foundation for Sport and the Arts. 1995 'Future Music' magazine gave 'Cornucopian 105' a feature including it on the cover CD. 1994 Film dance piece 'Wank Stallions', won the I.M.Z 'Dance / Screen Experimental Music Prize' Frankfurt.
DISCOGRAPHY 2002 Peter Green new album (New Rephlex CD album)(C.D.) 2001 Orchestral Love (Club Med CD,People Sound Records)(C.D.) 2001 Kite Hill (Orchestration for King of Woolworths album,Mantra Records)(C.D.) 2001 OriGiNaToR (MacroFi Records,Miami)(C.D.) 2001 Sonic Postcards (Sonic Arts Network SAN CD/01)(C.D.) 2001 Macbeth:An Original Score (Aphex Twin 's Rephlex Records;cat 114)(C.D.) 2001 Brain Dance (Rephlex Records)(C.D.) 2001 Lurvin ' U (String arrangements for Donna Dee)(C.D.single) 2000 Laptop Dancing (Rephlex -with Mike Dred)(C.D.) 1998 Virtual Farmer (Aphex Twin 's Rephlex Records;cat 070)(C.D.) 1997 Kraftwork @Nu Skool Elektro (Millennium Records)(C.D.) 1997 Code G (Tranz-phistor Dreamz)(box set E.P.) 1997 Code F (Machine Codes)(C.D.) 1996 Epnom Bymon (Machine Codes)(E.P.) 1996 Grrearra Falcon 113 (Machine Codes)(E.P.) 1995 Network Volume II (Martin Archer)(C.D.) 1995 Beyond The Box (Machine Codes)(E.P.)
Masters Degree in music 'Electroacoustic Music Composition' at University of East Anglia. BA (Hons) 'Visual & Performing Arts' University of Brighton. 1:1 in Electronic Sculpture / Digital Video Art / Installation. and music BTEC National Diploma in 'General Art and Design' and A-level Art
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| Name:
| Charles Greenberg
| | Skills:
| Arranger, Composer
| | Phone:
| +1 201 385 4087
| | Fax:
| +1 201 385 4087
| | Address:
| 60 Thompson St., Dumont, NJ 07628, United States
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| | Composer of "Little Kit" or "The Industrious Flea Circus Girl", produced by The Vineyard Theatre and Tribeca Performing Arts Center (1997 & 1999). Composer and co-lyricist for "The Invisible Woman", a work in development with BZK Productions (2001). Composer and Lyricist for "Trouble At The Golden Garter Dance Hall", produced and performed at the Hunterdon Hills Playhouse (1982-83). Arranger/Transcriber for the Hunterdon Hills Early Jazz Orchestra. Other original scores and incidental music produced at Vineyard Theatre, Circle Repertory, Westbeth Theatre, Emelyn Theatre in Westchester, and The Lincoln Center Summer Festival (1975-1993)
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| Name:
| Benjamin L.A.L Griffiths
| | Skills:
| Player (Double Bass)
| | Phone:
| +44 (0)7970 929643
| | Address:
| London, United Kingdom
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| Name:
| Robert William Griffiths
| | Skills:
| Player (violin)
| | Phone:
| +44 (0)1482 843514
| | Address:
| 15 Lawnsgarth, Cottingham, E Yorkshire HU16 5RQ, United Kingdom
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| | Violin. Please visit my website for a full CV and links to other music sites.
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| Name:
| Dorian Griner
| | Skills:
| Soloist (Concert Pianist)
| | Phone:
| +44 (0)20 8840 7743
| | Address:
| United Kingdom
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| | International Concert Pianist, available for recitals, recordings and entertainment. More details on the website listed.
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