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Kelly Eisenhour jazz |
Kelly Eisenhour is a prolific jazz vocalist. She has
performed in various jazz festivals and has toured as guest soloist with
the Boston Pops conducted by Keith Lockhart. She is also a songwriter
and arranger, and has done numerous projects in that capacity, including
the 2006 Grammy award winning album, Gladys Knight: One Voice, in which
she serves as songwriter, soloist, co-arranger, and assistant choir
director. Kelly has three jazz recordings Keith Lockhart, conductor of the Boston Pops says, "Kelly's such a great performer, it's truly a pleasure to share a stage with her. Great sound, great approach to the music, really versatile. ....she's the real thing."
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Brandon Flowers |
The Killers were nominated for MTVU "Woodie" Award - Best Emerging
Artist. They were also selected as one of the top ten finalists for the
2004 Shortlist Music Prize for Artists Achievement in Music. Brandon
Flowers, a Mormon from Las Vegas has spoken out about his chosen
career path and his religious beliefs: "Being a Mormon is just like
following any religion. It's not much different than a lot of them.
But it's difficult sometimes when you are on the road." Songs of praise A practicing Mormon, 25-year-old Brandon Flowers is married to a primary (Elementary) school teacher and desperate to start a family. Craig McLean talks to the Killers' singer about resisting temptation From the Observer Magazine in The United Kingdom
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Jenny Jordan Frogley |
She's opened for Ray Charles, substituted for both Aretha Franklin and
Gladys Knight and sung at Radio City Music Hall and Opryland . . . . Pick up a local CD and chances are very good that she might be singing back-up vocals or an individual song or two she appears on close to 100 albums. And if you play the "King Kong" video game, hers is the last voice you hear before you die. Deseret News
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Marvin Goldstein music |
Highly acclaimed pianist, arranger and
entertainer When he was 18 years old Marvin was awarded a music
scholarship to Tel Aviv University School of Music, Tel Aviv, Israel.
His studies continued at the famed "Mozarteum" of Salzburg, Austria.
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Alan Hawkshaw composer of music for film |
In the 1960's he was part of the rock 'n' roll group Emile Ford and the Checkmates who recorded several hits.
In the 1970's, he was a member of The Shadows, while at the same time, he worked as Olivia Newton-John's musical director.
In 1979, he won the Ivor Novello award for Best Film Score for the film Silent Witness.
In 1993 he was nominated for the Best Drama Score for the series Love Hurts. Internet Movie Database Disco Museum Ford Films |
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