The budget for your !con must include artist'w fee, all labor costs to build the artwork (fromĬoncept to installation on site), all materials, installation, de-installation,Įngineering services and any testing needed for your artwork. We are looking for bright, creative ideas that will stand out throughout the city and capture the imaginations of attendees. We expect most applications will feature 2D designs, but we are open to 3D ideas as well. What better way to celebrate the spirit of SHOUT! than with our own !con? These !cons will be siant exclamation points scattered across various venues throughout SHOUT! We are looking for 10–12 artists to have their work featured as a SHOUT! !con Each !con will be 62 inches tall, 12 inches deep and made from hard coated Styrofoam. Thank you to the program sponsors and supporters, who each bring jazz alive in Charlotte: Infusion Fund, Knight Foundation, Doris Duke Foundation, North Carolina Arts Council, and O's Place Jazz.
#Shout it out trombone full#
The JAZZ ROOM provides a casual and intimate setting with tables and a full bar, reminiscent of the classic jazz rooms of yesteryear. Awarded the 2022 NEA Jazz Masters Fellowship for Jazz Advocacy, Donald Harrison is recognized as Big Chief of Congo Square in Afro-New Orleans culture, sharing that unique New Orleans jazz with the world, and mentoring artists as diverse as The Notorious Big, Jonathon Batiste, Trombone Shorty, and Esperanza Spaulding.
#Shout it out trombone series#
Donald Harrison has appeared in the HBO series “Treme,” in which Emmy winning director David Simon created two characters to portray how Donald Harrison innovated new styles of music. JazzArts welcomes Big Chief Donald and his quintet from the Crescent City celebrating the kickoff to JAZZ ROOM Season 16 and Jazz Appreciation Month.ĭonald Harrison: A master of every era of jazz, soul, funk, and classical music, Donald Harrison has created three influential styles of jazz: nouveau swing, a modern second-line, and quantum jazz. joins the JAZZ ROOM to perform his hard-swinging improvisational style and his original creation, "Nouveau Swing," a blend of jazz with R&B, hip-hop, rock, and soul. I want you trombones to help me to help you by critiquing my playing.2022 NEA Jazz Master, New Orleans cultural torchbearer, and saxophonist Big Chief Donald Harrison Jr. Some mistakes are a very choppy transition into measure 2, a slight gliss into the last half note of measure 3, and a moderate wavering overall. There's a world of a difference in the mark-time version. On the sit-down version, there is a slight gliss into the 2nd note, the last half note of measure 3 was wavery and the double whole note could've been held out longer. It took me numerous attempts to get these recordings even though they were short. The second is me playing the same measures but standing and mark timing. The first recording is me sitting down and playing the first 6 measures of Hard to Say I'm Sorry. Not the best recording equipment, and not the best metronome but that's besides the point. Here are some recordings of myself playing. This is applies to every band, not just Symphonic or Marching!Īmazing vids that guy is a BEAST! Its playing like this that shows you how much of an effect emotion or drive can create. I'm not saying you should dance while we play or whatever, (unless you want to,) just try and put more meaning into your playing. Playing correct notes and rhythms are great, but adding emotion to the music makes it even better. Murakami said it himself, songs like Irish Tune only sound boring because we're making it boring. The trombone loop video only proves how in time one can play - with himself. Video three has the actual Tetris theme song we're playing, more Pokemon, SUPER MARIO GALAXY, and other awesome stuff. Video two has Pokemon in it and a BUNCH of runs.
Video one has the Angry Birds Theme, that really reminds me of Fields Of Sunflowers. (more like melodies, but okay.) Posted these 4 videos so you can see how important it is to play in the style of the music. I found this awesome guy that played 3 videos of video game symphonies.
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