8 comments on My Lifelong Dream To Be A Jazz Piano Player

1. I'm Austin Klipp, a piano player and vocal entertainer based in Boston, MA. I love to lead sing-along piano bar-style shows all over New England and am just as comfortable playing private parties as lively taprooms. A lifelong piano player and singer, I can capture a crowd in seconds and make every performance unique.

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2. Mar 15, - Explore essentiallycheeky's board "My Bucket List" on Pinterest. See more ideas about Bucket list before i die, Bucket and Places to go pins.

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3. Will's professional career began in , producing content for radio broadcast at Human Life International. In he accepted the position of Chief Recording and Mastering Engineer for National Media Services' "Upper Room Studios," a position he held until April In , Joltin' Jim McCoy (Patsy Cline's first guitar player,) hired Will to consult on a new studio design and build.

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5. During the early s, Ray got to fulfill a lifelong dream and work with Duke Ellington just prior to the legendary band leader's death. The two recorded a tribute album to Brown's boyhood idol.

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6. Jun 12,  · Piano Marvel is a great online piano learning tool for individuals, teachers, and schools. College campuses such as Baylor University, BYU, Colorado State, TCU, and Utah Valley University are just a few of the schools who use Piano Marvel with their students.

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7. Jim Templeton is a man long fascinated by life, learning, and creating -=- whether it is by composing/playing music or by helping people to feel better through "hands on therapy.".

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8. Mar 10,  · In an interview two weeks ago, Mr. McBride said: “My lifelong dream is for the layperson not to be scared of jazz. I think the average everyday person thinks of jazz as some sort of Calculus 4.

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