Edward Berger is a writer/photographer, whose other books include Benny Carter: A Life in American Music (with Morroe Berger and James Patrick) and Bassically Speaking: An Oral History of George Duvivier.¿ He produced two Grammy-winning albums for jazz great Benny Carter, and has been a long-time co-host of Jazz from the Archives on WBGO-FM, Newark.¿ He retired as Associate Director of the Rutgers Institute of Jazz Studies in 2011, but continues to serve IJS as a consultant.
Edward Berger is a writer/photographer, whose other books include Benny Carter: A Life in American Music (with Morroe Berger and James Patrick) and Bassically Speaking: An Oral History of George Duvivier.¿ He produced two Grammy-winning albums for jazz great Benny Carter, and has been a long-time co-host of Jazz from the Archives on WBGO-FM, Newark.¿ He retired as Associate Director of the Rutgers Institute of Jazz Studies in 2011, but continues to serve IJS as a consultant.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Edward Berger is a writer/photographer, whose other books include Benny Carter: A Life in American Music (with Morroe Berger and James Patrick) and Bassically Speaking: An Oral History of George Duvivier. He produced two Grammy-winning albums for jazz great Benny Carter, and has been a long-time co-host of Jazz from the Archives on WBGO-FM, Newark. He retired as Associate Director of the Rutgers Institute of Jazz Studies in 2011, but continues to serve IJS as a consultant.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword by Wynton Marsalis Preface Acknowledgments
1 The Making of a Musician: Philadelphia (1922-1938) Musical Beginnings Colored Kiddies of the Air: "Little Louis" Meets Pops William T. Tilden Junior High School
2 From Student to Pro (1938-1943) Mastbaum The Harlem Dictators Leaving Home: Les Hite Lionel Hampton
3 Integration of the Armed Forces: The Montford Point Marines (1943-1946)
4 Big Band Odyssey (1946-1950) Hampton Redux Jimmie Lunceford Dizzy Gillespie Lucky Millinder Sam Donahue Herbie Fields
5 New York (1950-1953) Noble Sissle and the Diamond Horseshoe Breaking Barriers on Broadway Wilder on Broadway Manhattan School of Music
6 On the Road Again: Count Basie (1953-1954)
7 Back on Broadway and into the Studios (1954-1957) Silk Stockings and Most Happy Fella The Urban League: Integrating the Music Industry Developing a Style: Recordings in the 1950s From Mainstream to Third Stream
8 On Staff: African American Musicians and the Network Orchestras (1957-1964) Wilder Joins ABC The Studio Life The Urban League: Integrating the Network Orchestras Record Dates: Sideman and Leader "The Sound of Jazz" Benny Goodman: USSR Tour Miss America Pageant Family Life
9 A Dream Realized: Return to Classical Music (1964-1974) African Americans in Symphony Orchestras: The Beginnings of Change The Symphony of the New World The 1969 Human Rights Commission Hearings Earl Madison's Reflections Other Classical Activities Wilder and Wilder: Joe and Alec 1960s Recordings
10 Freelance (1974-1990) The End of the Staff Orchestras Peter Duchin and the Society Orchestra Phenomenon Return to Broadway 1980s Recordings
11 New Outlets: Jazz Repertory and Jazz Parties (1990-2000) Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra Garrison Keillor and A Prairie Home Companion The Jazz Party Phenomenon
12 Passing It On: Teaching, Awards, and Honors (2000-) Juilliard Awards and Honors The Reluctant Leader Recordings in the New Millennium: Evening Star Arbors Records and the Statesmen of Jazz Coda
Foreword by Wynton Marsalis Preface Acknowledgments
1 The Making of a Musician: Philadelphia (1922-1938) Musical Beginnings Colored Kiddies of the Air: "Little Louis" Meets Pops William T. Tilden Junior High School
2 From Student to Pro (1938-1943) Mastbaum The Harlem Dictators Leaving Home: Les Hite Lionel Hampton
3 Integration of the Armed Forces: The Montford Point Marines (1943-1946)
4 Big Band Odyssey (1946-1950) Hampton Redux Jimmie Lunceford Dizzy Gillespie Lucky Millinder Sam Donahue Herbie Fields
5 New York (1950-1953) Noble Sissle and the Diamond Horseshoe Breaking Barriers on Broadway Wilder on Broadway Manhattan School of Music
6 On the Road Again: Count Basie (1953-1954)
7 Back on Broadway and into the Studios (1954-1957) Silk Stockings and Most Happy Fella The Urban League: Integrating the Music Industry Developing a Style: Recordings in the 1950s From Mainstream to Third Stream
8 On Staff: African American Musicians and the Network Orchestras (1957-1964) Wilder Joins ABC The Studio Life The Urban League: Integrating the Network Orchestras Record Dates: Sideman and Leader "The Sound of Jazz" Benny Goodman: USSR Tour Miss America Pageant Family Life
9 A Dream Realized: Return to Classical Music (1964-1974) African Americans in Symphony Orchestras: The Beginnings of Change The Symphony of the New World The 1969 Human Rights Commission Hearings Earl Madison's Reflections Other Classical Activities Wilder and Wilder: Joe and Alec 1960s Recordings
10 Freelance (1974-1990) The End of the Staff Orchestras Peter Duchin and the Society Orchestra Phenomenon Return to Broadway 1980s Recordings
11 New Outlets: Jazz Repertory and Jazz Parties (1990-2000) Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra Garrison Keillor and A Prairie Home Companion The Jazz Party Phenomenon
12 Passing It On: Teaching, Awards, and Honors (2000-) Juilliard Awards and Honors The Reluctant Leader Recordings in the New Millennium: Evening Star Arbors Records and the Statesmen of Jazz Coda
Notes Discography/Solography Index
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