Artful Dodger by Guy Trebay in Village Voice 1989
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Dingy Martini, caricatural dancer
"Dirty Martini performs an inspired Sally Rand style fan dance"
-Guy Trebay – Village Vocalisation
International caricatural awareness, Miss Dirty Martini, is one of the most recognized names in new burlesque. In 1997, she traveled to Sarajevo, to perform her show-stopping fan dance to a crush shocked public soon later the peace accordance was signed and the […]
Donald Berman, piano/keyboards
Donald Berman is a champion of new works by living composers, disregarded music past twentieth century masters, and recitals that link classical and modern repertoires. His recent CDs "The Unknown Ives volumes 1 & two," and "The Uncovered Ruggles" on New World Records have been internationally acclaimed. He is the Creative Director for the […]
Kevin Gallagher, guitar
Kevin R. Gallagher began playing rock guitar in his formative years but his musical appetite quickly led him to study jazz and ultimately, classical guitar. His renowned gift for the classical guitar won him numerous scholarships and awards while studying with Benjamin Verdery at the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music and at the Julliard School under […]
Jeff Carney, bass
Equally one of the nearly in demand bassists in New York City, Jeff Carney'south resume reads like a who'southward who of the earth's elite recording artists. As an accompanist, Jeff could exist heard aslope jazz greats Stan Getz, Art Farmer, Bobby McFerrin, and Freddie Hubbard and with pop icons such every bit Sting, James Taylor, Billy […]
Frank Cassara, marimba
A proponent of new and classic, western and globe percussion music, Frank Cassara has premiered many works with every bit many diverse groups. As percussionist for the Philip Glass Ensemble, he has performed around the globe, likewise as recording Glass' music and film scores, most recently the new Drinking glass/Reggio film "Naqoyquatsi". He as well performs around […]
Marking Feldman, violin
Violinist Mark Feldman is an active performer in the worlds of Jazz, Improvised Music and 20th Century Gimmicky Music.
Marking Feldman Premiered the Violin Concerto of Guus Janssen as soloist with the Netherlands Radio Philharmonic Orchestra in the Contemporary Music Festival Nederland Muziek Dagen. He as well premiered the Concerto for Violin and Jazz Orchestra with […]
Gregory Fulkerson, violin
Internationally acclaimed violinist GREGORY FULKERSON has had a flourishing career in both classical and contemporary music. It was as a major exponent of American gimmicky music that Mr. Fulkerson rose to prominence, taking the First Prize in the International American Music Competition sponsored by the Rockefeller Foundation and the Kennedy Eye (at present sponsored past […]
Laura Heimes, soprano
Praised for her "sparkle and humor, radiance and magnetism" and hailed for "a voice equally velvety upwardly and down the registers", soprano is widely regarded as an artist of slap-up versatility, with repertoire ranging from the Renaissance to the 21st century. She has collaborated with many of the leading figures in early music, including Andrew […]
Mick Rossi, marimba, pianoforte
Pianist, percussionist, composer, and conductor Mick Rossi is known for his work in the NY Downtown scene and beyond. A fellow member of the Philip Drinking glass ensemble as both pianist and percussionist, he has performed and recorded with Alex Acuña, Steven Bernstein, Roger Daltry, Dave Douglas, Mark Dresser, Billy Drewes, Peter Erskine, Eric Friedlander, Vinny Golia, […]
Curtis Streetman, baritone
Bass Curtis Streetman has earned praise for the power and beauty of his vocalization in repertoire that ranges from the Renaissance to the music of Benjamin Britten and Conrad Susa. His opera credentials include the major bass roles in Verdi'south Rigoletto, Peri'southward Euridice, Mozart's Le Nozze di Figaro, Don Giovanni, and Dice Zauberfloete, Stravinsky's The […]
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