http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? This is a file listing from PocketKnowledge This is a file listing from PocketKnowledge en-us Thu, 2 Jul 2009 22:52:50 EDT Various: PocketKnowledge Digital Archiving http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78451 Cheng-ling Chen Cheng-ling Chen Fri, 03 Jul 2009 00:00:00 -0400 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78451 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78450 Jennifer Govan Jennifer Govan Wed, 01 Jul 2009 00:00:00 -0400 activities, Education Program, newsletter, events http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78450 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78449 The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />Joe Freuen:<br /><br />After completing a degree in Jazz Studies from the University of Oregon in 2004, Trombonist and composer Joe Freuen relocated to New York City where he attended Manhattan School of Music and Teachers College, Columbia University, receiving a Masters of Jazz Studies and Masters of Education. While at conservatory, Freuen had the privilege of studying privately with Michael Abene, Dave Taylor, Dave Liebman and Garry Dial.<br /><br />Joe Freuen has received numerous awards both for his trombone playing and compositions, including Downbeat Magazine’s Student Awards for both 2005 and 2006, an ASCAP Young Jazz Composer finalist award in 2005, Jazz at Lincoln Center’s First Music Commission Project honorable mention in 2005, and U of O Jazz Studies Student of the Year in 2004.<br /><br />Throughout his career Freuen has shared the stage with: Dave Liebman, Dick Oatts, Gary Smulyan, Bill Cunliffe, Maria Schneider, Wycliff Gordon, John Hollenbeck, Conrad Herwig, Bob Mintzer, Phil Markowitz, and African legend Thomas Mapfumo. In 2005-2006 Freuen recorded an album with Dave Liebman and presented it at the IAJE Conference in NYC. Currently Freuen remains an active member of the NYC music scene, both as a teacher and freelancing musician. The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />Joe Freuen:<br /><br />After completing a degree in Jazz Studies from the University of Oregon in 2004, Trombonist and composer Joe Freuen relocated to New York City where he attended Manhattan School of Music and Teachers College, Columbia University, receiving a Masters of Jazz Studies and Masters of Education. While at conservatory, Freuen had the privilege of studying privately with Michael Abene, Dave Taylor, Dave Liebman and Garry Dial.<br /><br />Joe Freuen has received numerous awards both for his trombone playing and compositions, including Downbeat Magazine’s Student Awards for both 2005 and 2006, an ASCAP Young Jazz Composer finalist award in 2005, Jazz at Lincoln Center’s First Music Commission Project honorable mention in 2005, and U of O Jazz Studies Student of the Year in 2004.<br /><br />Throughout his career Freuen has shared the stage with: Dave Liebman, Dick Oatts, Gary Smulyan, Bill Cunliffe, Maria Schneider, Wycliff Gordon, John Hollenbeck, Conrad Herwig, Bob Mintzer, Phil Markowitz, and African legend Thomas Mapfumo. In 2005-2006 Freuen recorded an album with Dave Liebman and presented it at the IAJE Conference in NYC. Currently Freuen remains an active member of the NYC music scene, both as a teacher and freelancing musician. Azadeh Jamalian Azadeh Jamalian Wed, 24 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0400 Jazz, Live Music, Joe Freuen http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78449 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78448 The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />David Chidsey Duet:<br /><br />David Chidesy, guitar.<br />David Chidsey is a guitarist /educator with a broad vision of musical concepts, ideas, and teaching philosophies. Born in the Chequamegon Peninsula of northern Wisconsin, David developed an early passion for music while attending music and dance performances at Northland College, one block from his home. At the age of 18 David was involved in a traumatic car accident that crushed his left hand and nearly ended his instrumental ambitions.<br /><br />Determined to succeed, David rehabilitated his hand and entered a college music program at the Lawrence University Conservatory in Appleton WI where he studied classical guitar performance. After graduating from the conservatory, David earned an MM in guitar performance from the UW-Madison where he taught guitar as an assistant to Javier Calderon. David is now studying music pedagogy at Columbia University in New York City. In New York, David has worked with renowned guitarist Dominic Frasca to develop an innovative approach to guitar concert programming involving repertoire, pedagogy and multi-media presentations. He has been an instructor of Applied Guitar at Teachers College and the UW-Madison, and an adjunct instructor of Jazz Studies at the Columbia University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.<br /><br />Dan Malito, saxophone.<br />David Malito has played saxophone for a number of years and is currently a member of the Columbia University Jazz Studies program, working with Victor Lin. Dave plays a variety of jazz and specializes in samba/bossa nova style and he loves grooving to A.C. Jobim. Dave has recently joined the Chidsey/Miller Jazz trio. The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />David Chidsey Duet:<br /><br />David Chidesy, guitar.<br />David Chidsey is a guitarist /educator with a broad vision of musical concepts, ideas, and teaching philosophies. Born in the Chequamegon Peninsula of northern Wisconsin, David developed an early passion for music while attending music and dance performances at Northland College, one block from his home. At the age of 18 David was involved in a traumatic car accident that crushed his left hand and nearly ended his instrumental ambitions.<br /><br />Determined to succeed, David rehabilitated his hand and entered a college music program at the Lawrence University Conservatory in Appleton WI where he studied classical guitar performance. After graduating from the conservatory, David earned an MM in guitar performance from the UW-Madison where he taught guitar as an assistant to Javier Calderon. David is now studying music pedagogy at Columbia University in New York City. In New York, David has worked with renowned guitarist Dominic Frasca to develop an innovative approach to guitar concert programming involving repertoire, pedagogy and multi-media presentations. He has been an instructor of Applied Guitar at Teachers College and the UW-Madison, and an adjunct instructor of Jazz Studies at the Columbia University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.<br /><br />Dan Malito, saxophone.<br />David Malito has played saxophone for a number of years and is currently a member of the Columbia University Jazz Studies program, working with Victor Lin. Dave plays a variety of jazz and specializes in samba/bossa nova style and he loves grooving to A.C. Jobim. Dave has recently joined the Chidsey/Miller Jazz trio. Azadeh Jamalian Azadeh Jamalian Wed, 17 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0400 Saxophone, Guitar, Live Music, David Chidsey, Dave Malito http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78448 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78447 The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />Wadsworth Strings:<br /><br />The Wadsworth Strings Ensemble features music for classical strings, from the symphonies of Mozart and Haydn, to well known arias from the operas of Puccini and Bizet, adding in a selection of continental Viennese waltzes and French cabaret. Musicians of The Claremont Strings Ensemble have performed collectively at Weill Hall, Carnegie Hall, Avery Fisher Hall and throughout the Northeast, playing a diverse range of symphonic and chamber music, eclectic jazz, and gypsy swing. Wadsworth Strings, emanating from the Washington Heights area, is a division of Claremont Strings, founded by Vivian Penham, a graduate of the Juilliard School and Columbia University. The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />Wadsworth Strings:<br /><br />The Wadsworth Strings Ensemble features music for classical strings, from the symphonies of Mozart and Haydn, to well known arias from the operas of Puccini and Bizet, adding in a selection of continental Viennese waltzes and French cabaret. Musicians of The Claremont Strings Ensemble have performed collectively at Weill Hall, Carnegie Hall, Avery Fisher Hall and throughout the Northeast, playing a diverse range of symphonic and chamber music, eclectic jazz, and gypsy swing. Wadsworth Strings, emanating from the Washington Heights area, is a division of Claremont Strings, founded by Vivian Penham, a graduate of the Juilliard School and Columbia University. Azadeh Jamalian Azadeh Jamalian Wed, 10 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0400 Live Music, Wadsworth Strings, Classical with gypsy swing http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78447 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78446 The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />Anthony Maceli Jazz Trio:<br /><br />Anthony Maceli, bass.<br />Anthony Maceli has been playing bass on the NYC scene since 1999 and has made a name for himself as a solid sideman on the electric and upright bass. He has performed with the likes of Billy Taylor, David Baker, Jerry Bergonzi, The Bloomington Pops, The Jimmy Dorsey Big Band, and Doug Wamble to name a few. Currently, he is finishing a doctorate in music education at Columbia University.<br /><br />Roy Dunlap, piano.<br />Roy Dunlap began playing professionally at age 14. Attained a Masters Degree in Piano at Queens college studying with Sir Roland Hanna, Harry Pickens, and Kevin Bales. He has toured throughout the US and Europe performing at Jazz Festivals including Montreaux, Berlin, North Sea, Umbria, JVC, Bielska Zadymka Jazzowa, and Jacksonville Jazz festival. Roy has worked and/or performed with Wynton Marsalis, Branford Marsalis, The Artie Shaw Orchestra, Doug Wamble, Herb Harris, Buddy DeFranco, Marcus Printup, Bunky Green, Dr Eddie Henderson and others. Currently lives in New York City.<br /><br />Alex Mincek, saxophone/clarinet.<br />Alex Mincek studied saxophone and clarinet with Bunky Green and Richard Oatts. He has studied composition with Tristan Murail, Fred Lerdahl, Nils Vigeland and Sabastian Currier. Mincek holds a bachelor’s degree in performance and a master’s degree in composition from the Manhattan School of Music and is currently a doctoral candidate in composition at Columbia University, where he is also a music history instructor. The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />Anthony Maceli Jazz Trio:<br /><br />Anthony Maceli, bass.<br />Anthony Maceli has been playing bass on the NYC scene since 1999 and has made a name for himself as a solid sideman on the electric and upright bass. He has performed with the likes of Billy Taylor, David Baker, Jerry Bergonzi, The Bloomington Pops, The Jimmy Dorsey Big Band, and Doug Wamble to name a few. Currently, he is finishing a doctorate in music education at Columbia University.<br /><br />Roy Dunlap, piano.<br />Roy Dunlap began playing professionally at age 14. Attained a Masters Degree in Piano at Queens college studying with Sir Roland Hanna, Harry Pickens, and Kevin Bales. He has toured throughout the US and Europe performing at Jazz Festivals including Montreaux, Berlin, North Sea, Umbria, JVC, Bielska Zadymka Jazzowa, and Jacksonville Jazz festival. Roy has worked and/or performed with Wynton Marsalis, Branford Marsalis, The Artie Shaw Orchestra, Doug Wamble, Herb Harris, Buddy DeFranco, Marcus Printup, Bunky Green, Dr Eddie Henderson and others. Currently lives in New York City.<br /><br />Alex Mincek, saxophone/clarinet.<br />Alex Mincek studied saxophone and clarinet with Bunky Green and Richard Oatts. He has studied composition with Tristan Murail, Fred Lerdahl, Nils Vigeland and Sabastian Currier. Mincek holds a bachelor’s degree in performance and a master’s degree in composition from the Manhattan School of Music and is currently a doctoral candidate in composition at Columbia University, where he is also a music history instructor. Azadeh Jamalian Azadeh Jamalian Mon, 04 Aug 2008 00:00:00 -0400 Jazz, Live Music: Antony Maceli Trio http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78446 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78445 The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />Angelo Miranda Quintet:<br /><br />John Bousquet, keyboard.<br />John “Bu” is a seasoned pianist specializing for many years in traditional dance music from the Hispanic Caribbean. He has served as a core member of numerous salsa ensembles in the metropolitan and upstate areas. Always looking to expand his knowledge, John is continuing his studies in jazz piano.<br /><br />George Cintron, timbales.<br />An active timbalero since the early 70’s, George’s early inspirations were Orlando Marin from the Famed Mambo Kings and the late great Tito Puente. Mr. Cintron’s credits are many and include Orquesta Novel and the all Cuban, Orquesta Riviera. He’s also shared the stage with the likes of Larry Harlow and Joe Cuba. Lately, George has been busy honing and refining his skills at the Harbour Conservatory for the Performing Arts.<br /><br />Ron Figueroa, electric bass.<br />Ron Figueroa, largely a self taught musician, has been playing string instruments in a variety of Latino folk, popular and jazz genres for more than 40 years in the lower and mid Hudson area. More recently, he has focused on playing bass guitar in a supportive role with several salsa and Latin Jazz projects. Ron is also a composer, lyricist, arranger and band leader.<br /><br />Bob Higgins, guitarist.<br />Bob Higgins is a graduate of Berklee College of Music where he studied under Jim Frejek. He has worked in the Northeast and Florida playing jazz, rock, pop and gospel. Bob is a guitarist, singer, songwriter and arranger who is currently active in the New York area. He’s also a gospel/worship leader at several northern N.Y. churches and maintains a busy private teaching practice.<br /><br />Tony Lopez, congas.<br />Originally born in the Bronx, a graduate of Music & Art HS, studied with Tito Ocasio, Justin Deciocio, "Little" Ray Romero and Bobby Sanabria. Plays timbales, congas and bongoes. Played with Louie Ramirez, Hector Lavoe, Charange Cale, Bobby Sanabria, Brisa Tropical and Ondazul to name a few. Currently freelancing in the tri-state area. Biggest early musical influence has been Endel Dueno, Tito Ocasio, Tito Puente and Papo Pepin.<br /><br />Angelo Miranda, vibraphone.<br />One of TC’s own, Dr. Miranda is an adjunct assistant professor in the music department where he teaches percussion. As a latin-jazz “vibes” player, Angelo has a strong affinity for the music of Cal Tjader but he is also a diverse drumset player where for example, he is regarded as one of the most versatile and tasteful drummers on the American-Hungarian music scene. Angelo is the Video Services Coordinator at TC and gives workshops on sound and video production for the CIS department. The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />Angelo Miranda Quintet:<br /><br />John Bousquet, keyboard.<br />John “Bu” is a seasoned pianist specializing for many years in traditional dance music from the Hispanic Caribbean. He has served as a core member of numerous salsa ensembles in the metropolitan and upstate areas. Always looking to expand his knowledge, John is continuing his studies in jazz piano.<br /><br />George Cintron, timbales.<br />An active timbalero since the early 70’s, George’s early inspirations were Orlando Marin from the Famed Mambo Kings and the late great Tito Puente. Mr. Cintron’s credits are many and include Orquesta Novel and the all Cuban, Orquesta Riviera. He’s also shared the stage with the likes of Larry Harlow and Joe Cuba. Lately, George has been busy honing and refining his skills at the Harbour Conservatory for the Performing Arts.<br /><br />Ron Figueroa, electric bass.<br />Ron Figueroa, largely a self taught musician, has been playing string instruments in a variety of Latino folk, popular and jazz genres for more than 40 years in the lower and mid Hudson area. More recently, he has focused on playing bass guitar in a supportive role with several salsa and Latin Jazz projects. Ron is also a composer, lyricist, arranger and band leader.<br /><br />Bob Higgins, guitarist.<br />Bob Higgins is a graduate of Berklee College of Music where he studied under Jim Frejek. He has worked in the Northeast and Florida playing jazz, rock, pop and gospel. Bob is a guitarist, singer, songwriter and arranger who is currently active in the New York area. He’s also a gospel/worship leader at several northern N.Y. churches and maintains a busy private teaching practice.<br /><br />Tony Lopez, congas.<br />Originally born in the Bronx, a graduate of Music & Art HS, studied with Tito Ocasio, Justin Deciocio, "Little" Ray Romero and Bobby Sanabria. Plays timbales, congas and bongoes. Played with Louie Ramirez, Hector Lavoe, Charange Cale, Bobby Sanabria, Brisa Tropical and Ondazul to name a few. Currently freelancing in the tri-state area. Biggest early musical influence has been Endel Dueno, Tito Ocasio, Tito Puente and Papo Pepin.<br /><br />Angelo Miranda, vibraphone.<br />One of TC’s own, Dr. Miranda is an adjunct assistant professor in the music department where he teaches percussion. As a latin-jazz “vibes” player, Angelo has a strong affinity for the music of Cal Tjader but he is also a diverse drumset player where for example, he is regarded as one of the most versatile and tasteful drummers on the American-Hungarian music scene. Angelo is the Video Services Coordinator at TC and gives workshops on sound and video production for the CIS department. Azadeh Jamalian Azadeh Jamalian Wed, 03 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0400 Live Music, Angelo Miranda Sextet, Latin Jazz http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78445 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78444 McNeeley McNeeley Mon, 02 Jul 1984 22:52:50 -0400 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78444 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78443 McNeeley McNeeley Mon, 02 Jul 1984 22:52:50 -0400 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78443 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78442 McNeeley McNeeley Mon, 02 Jul 1984 22:52:50 -0400 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78442 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78441 McNeeley McNeeley Mon, 02 Jul 1984 22:52:50 -0400 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78441 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78440 McNeeley McNeeley Mon, 02 Jul 1984 22:52:50 -0400 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78440 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78439 The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />Victor Lin Trio:<br /><br />Victor Lin, bass.<br />Victor J. Lin is an accomplished bass player, jazz pianist and violinist. He regularly teaches music at the Stanford Jazz Workshop and the Mark O'Connor Fiddle Camp. Victor Lin's spiritual life with Jesus Christ brings depth and dimension to everything with which he is involved, including the creation of his own jazz trio. A doctoral student in Music and Music Education, Victor has performed for a wide variety of jazz events at Teachers College and in the greater New York City area.<br /><br />Joshua Renick, saxophone.<br />Joshua Renick is a doctoral student studying in the Program of Music and Music Education. Before moving to New York in the summer of 2004, Joshua taught middle school band in the San Francisco Bay Area for six years. Joshua has been playing the saxophone for twenty years and has recently rediscovered his love for playing improvised music. In addition to his doctoral studies, Joshua is also a teacher in Webop!, the early childhood jazz program at Lincoln Center.<br /><br />Ben Cassorla, guitar.<br />Ben Cassorla plays guitar and tries to live up to Jimi Hendrix’s legacy. Since moving to NYC, Ben has recorded and performed with a host of the top musicians in the city—Brazilian music with Tico da Costa, Hip/Hop with Slick Rick. Currently a member of Ben Riley’s Monk Legacy Septet, Ben completed his debut recording for Engine Studios; filled with his own compositions, it was released in September 2007. The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />Victor Lin Trio:<br /><br />Victor Lin, bass.<br />Victor J. Lin is an accomplished bass player, jazz pianist and violinist. He regularly teaches music at the Stanford Jazz Workshop and the Mark O'Connor Fiddle Camp. Victor Lin's spiritual life with Jesus Christ brings depth and dimension to everything with which he is involved, including the creation of his own jazz trio. A doctoral student in Music and Music Education, Victor has performed for a wide variety of jazz events at Teachers College and in the greater New York City area.<br /><br />Joshua Renick, saxophone.<br />Joshua Renick is a doctoral student studying in the Program of Music and Music Education. Before moving to New York in the summer of 2004, Joshua taught middle school band in the San Francisco Bay Area for six years. Joshua has been playing the saxophone for twenty years and has recently rediscovered his love for playing improvised music. In addition to his doctoral studies, Joshua is also a teacher in Webop!, the early childhood jazz program at Lincoln Center.<br /><br />Ben Cassorla, guitar.<br />Ben Cassorla plays guitar and tries to live up to Jimi Hendrix’s legacy. Since moving to NYC, Ben has recorded and performed with a host of the top musicians in the city—Brazilian music with Tico da Costa, Hip/Hop with Slick Rick. Currently a member of Ben Riley’s Monk Legacy Septet, Ben completed his debut recording for Engine Studios; filled with his own compositions, it was released in September 2007. Azadeh Jamalian Azadeh Jamalian Thu, 30 Oct 2008 00:00:00 -0400 Live Music, Jazz Trio, Victor Lin, Joshua Renick, Ben Cassorla http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78439 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78438 The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />Jim Corter Duet:<br /><br />Jim Corter, bass.<br />Jim Corter has been playing bass professionally since high school. He studied string bass with a number of teachers including the principal bassists of the Toronto Symphony, the National Symphony, and the North Carolina Symphony, and jazz improvisation with Jerry Coker. He has played with bands and some noted jazz artists on both coasts.<br /><br />T Flesiher, saxophone.<br />Guitarist T Fleisher is a graduate of Berklee College of Music in Boston. He has done extensive studio and performance work in the Northeast. Mr. Fleisher released a well-received CD, "Mirage," with multi-instrumentalist Paul Briggs and is the singer/song writer/guitarist for the progressive rock group cyber garden who are now completing their second CD. He has worked with a wide variety of artists, including Mark Whitecage, Perry Robinson, Rick Derringer, Jimmy Cliff and David Darling. The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />Jim Corter Duet:<br /><br />Jim Corter, bass.<br />Jim Corter has been playing bass professionally since high school. He studied string bass with a number of teachers including the principal bassists of the Toronto Symphony, the National Symphony, and the North Carolina Symphony, and jazz improvisation with Jerry Coker. He has played with bands and some noted jazz artists on both coasts.<br /><br />T Flesiher, saxophone.<br />Guitarist T Fleisher is a graduate of Berklee College of Music in Boston. He has done extensive studio and performance work in the Northeast. Mr. Fleisher released a well-received CD, "Mirage," with multi-instrumentalist Paul Briggs and is the singer/song writer/guitarist for the progressive rock group cyber garden who are now completing their second CD. He has worked with a wide variety of artists, including Mark Whitecage, Perry Robinson, Rick Derringer, Jimmy Cliff and David Darling. Azadeh Jamalian Azadeh Jamalian Tue, 21 Oct 2008 00:00:00 -0400 Guitar, Jim Corter, ive Music, T. Fleisher, Bass http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78438 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78437 The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />David Chidsey Duet:<br /><br />David Chidsey, guitar.<br />David Chidsey is a guitarist /educator with a broad vision of musical concepts, ideas, and teaching philosophies. Born in the Chequamegon Peninsula of northern Wisconsin, David developed an early passion for music while attending music and dance performances at Northland College, one block from his home. At the age of 18 David was involved in a traumatic car accident that crushed his left hand and nearly ended his instrumental ambitions.<br /><br />Determined to succeed, David rehabilitated his hand and entered a college music program at the Lawrence University Conservatory in Appleton WI where he studied classical guitar performance. After graduating from the conservatory, David earned an MM in guitar performance from the UW-Madison where he taught guitar as an assistant to Javier Calderon. David is now studying music pedagogy at Columbia University in New York City. In New York, David has worked with renowned guitarist Dominic Frasca to develop an innovative approach to guitar concert programming involving repertoire, pedagogy and multi-media presentations. He has been an instructor of Applied Guitar at Teachers College and the UW-Madison, and an adjunct instructor of Jazz Studies at the Columbia University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.<br /><br />Dan Malito, saxophone.<br />David Malito has played saxophone for a number of years and is currently a member of the Columbia University Jazz Studies program, working with Victor Lin. Dave plays a variety of jazz and specializes in samba/bossa nova style and he loves grooving to A.C. Jobim. Dave has recently joined the Chidsey/Miller Jazz trio. The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />David Chidsey Duet:<br /><br />David Chidsey, guitar.<br />David Chidsey is a guitarist /educator with a broad vision of musical concepts, ideas, and teaching philosophies. Born in the Chequamegon Peninsula of northern Wisconsin, David developed an early passion for music while attending music and dance performances at Northland College, one block from his home. At the age of 18 David was involved in a traumatic car accident that crushed his left hand and nearly ended his instrumental ambitions.<br /><br />Determined to succeed, David rehabilitated his hand and entered a college music program at the Lawrence University Conservatory in Appleton WI where he studied classical guitar performance. After graduating from the conservatory, David earned an MM in guitar performance from the UW-Madison where he taught guitar as an assistant to Javier Calderon. David is now studying music pedagogy at Columbia University in New York City. In New York, David has worked with renowned guitarist Dominic Frasca to develop an innovative approach to guitar concert programming involving repertoire, pedagogy and multi-media presentations. He has been an instructor of Applied Guitar at Teachers College and the UW-Madison, and an adjunct instructor of Jazz Studies at the Columbia University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.<br /><br />Dan Malito, saxophone.<br />David Malito has played saxophone for a number of years and is currently a member of the Columbia University Jazz Studies program, working with Victor Lin. Dave plays a variety of jazz and specializes in samba/bossa nova style and he loves grooving to A.C. Jobim. Dave has recently joined the Chidsey/Miller Jazz trio. Azadeh Jamalian Azadeh Jamalian Thu, 16 Oct 2008 00:00:00 -0400 Live Music, David Chidsey, Dave Malito, Guitar and saxophone http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78437 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78436 The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />Wadsworth Strings:<br /><br />The Wadsworth Strings Ensemble features music for classical strings, from the symphonies of Mozart and Haydn, to well known arias from the operas of Puccini and Bizet, adding in a selection of continental Viennese waltzes and French cabaret. Musicians of The Claremont Strings Ensemble have performed collectively at Weill Hall, Carnegie Hall, Avery Fisher Hall and throughout the Northeast, playing a diverse range of symphonic and chamber music, eclectic jazz, and gypsy swing. Wadsworth Strings, emanating from the Washington Heights area, is a division of Claremont Strings, founded by Vivian Penham, a graduate of the Juilliard School and Columbia University. The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />Wadsworth Strings:<br /><br />The Wadsworth Strings Ensemble features music for classical strings, from the symphonies of Mozart and Haydn, to well known arias from the operas of Puccini and Bizet, adding in a selection of continental Viennese waltzes and French cabaret. Musicians of The Claremont Strings Ensemble have performed collectively at Weill Hall, Carnegie Hall, Avery Fisher Hall and throughout the Northeast, playing a diverse range of symphonic and chamber music, eclectic jazz, and gypsy swing. Wadsworth Strings, emanating from the Washington Heights area, is a division of Claremont Strings, founded by Vivian Penham, a graduate of the Juilliard School and Columbia University. Azadeh Jamalian Azadeh Jamalian Tue, 07 Oct 2008 00:00:00 -0400 Jazz, Live Music, Antony Maceli Trio http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78436 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78434 The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />Wadsworth Strings:<br /><br />The Wadsworth Strings Ensemble features music for classical strings, from the symphonies of Mozart and Haydn, to well known arias from the operas of Puccini and Bizet, adding in a selection of continental Viennese waltzes and French cabaret. Musicians of The Claremont Strings Ensemble have performed collectively at Weill Hall, Carnegie Hall, Avery Fisher Hall and throughout the Northeast, playing a diverse range of symphonic and chamber music, eclectic jazz, and gypsy swing. Wadsworth Strings, emanating from the Washington Heights area, is a division of Claremont Strings, founded by Vivian Penham, a graduate of the Juilliard School and Columbia University. The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />Wadsworth Strings:<br /><br />The Wadsworth Strings Ensemble features music for classical strings, from the symphonies of Mozart and Haydn, to well known arias from the operas of Puccini and Bizet, adding in a selection of continental Viennese waltzes and French cabaret. Musicians of The Claremont Strings Ensemble have performed collectively at Weill Hall, Carnegie Hall, Avery Fisher Hall and throughout the Northeast, playing a diverse range of symphonic and chamber music, eclectic jazz, and gypsy swing. Wadsworth Strings, emanating from the Washington Heights area, is a division of Claremont Strings, founded by Vivian Penham, a graduate of the Juilliard School and Columbia University. Azadeh Jamalian Azadeh Jamalian Wed, 01 Oct 2008 00:00:00 -0400 Live Music, Concert, Wadsworth Strings, Classical with gypsy swing http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78434 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78433 McNeely McNeely Mon, 02 Jul 1984 22:52:50 -0400 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78433 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78432 The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />Wadsworth Strings:<br /><br />The Wadsworth Strings Ensemble features music for classical strings, from the symphonies of Mozart and Haydn, to well known arias from the operas of Puccini and Bizet, adding in a selection of continental Viennese waltzes and French cabaret. Musicians of The Claremont Strings Ensemble have performed collectively at Weill Hall, Carnegie Hall, Avery Fisher Hall and throughout the Northeast, playing a diverse range of symphonic and chamber music, eclectic jazz, and gypsy swing. Wadsworth Strings, emanating from the Washington Heights area, is a division of Claremont Strings, founded by Vivian Penham, a graduate of the Juilliard School and Columbia University. The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />Wadsworth Strings:<br /><br />The Wadsworth Strings Ensemble features music for classical strings, from the symphonies of Mozart and Haydn, to well known arias from the operas of Puccini and Bizet, adding in a selection of continental Viennese waltzes and French cabaret. Musicians of The Claremont Strings Ensemble have performed collectively at Weill Hall, Carnegie Hall, Avery Fisher Hall and throughout the Northeast, playing a diverse range of symphonic and chamber music, eclectic jazz, and gypsy swing. Wadsworth Strings, emanating from the Washington Heights area, is a division of Claremont Strings, founded by Vivian Penham, a graduate of the Juilliard School and Columbia University. Azadeh Jamalian Azadeh Jamalian Tue, 25 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Live Music, Wadsworth Strings, Classical http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78432 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78431 The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />Virginia, Pourakas, flute.<br />Virginia Pourakis is a full time TC student working toward her MA in Gifted Education. She has been playing the flute since fourth grade, eventually studying flute and piccolo with Jeredyth Muller Arellano. Her recent musical life also includes giving beginner piano lessons,directing the Junior Choir at the Greek Orthodox Cathedral of St. Paul in Hempstead, learning to chant and read Byzantine notation, and performing in musicals at the Broadhollow Theatre in Elmont. She has greatly enjoyed collaborating with and learning from her fellow artists-in-residence through her elective coursework.<br /><br />Jessica Slotwinski, flute.<br /><br />Jessica Slotwinski has been playing flute and piccolo since 1991. She has a special fondness for jazz and musical theater. She has appeared in countless musical pit bands over the years, the Loyola College jazz band, and was the first director of the Loyola College Pep band, all the while teaching the next generation of musicians through her middle school music teaching positions and private students. Jessica teaches a graduate class in interdisciplinary music at Teachers College, and she holds a BA in Music and Education from Loyola College in Maryland, an MA in Music Education from Hofstra University, and is currently finishing her Ed.D. in music education at Teachers College. The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />Virginia, Pourakas, flute.<br />Virginia Pourakis is a full time TC student working toward her MA in Gifted Education. She has been playing the flute since fourth grade, eventually studying flute and piccolo with Jeredyth Muller Arellano. Her recent musical life also includes giving beginner piano lessons,directing the Junior Choir at the Greek Orthodox Cathedral of St. Paul in Hempstead, learning to chant and read Byzantine notation, and performing in musicals at the Broadhollow Theatre in Elmont. She has greatly enjoyed collaborating with and learning from her fellow artists-in-residence through her elective coursework.<br /><br />Jessica Slotwinski, flute.<br /><br />Jessica Slotwinski has been playing flute and piccolo since 1991. She has a special fondness for jazz and musical theater. She has appeared in countless musical pit bands over the years, the Loyola College jazz band, and was the first director of the Loyola College Pep band, all the while teaching the next generation of musicians through her middle school music teaching positions and private students. Jessica teaches a graduate class in interdisciplinary music at Teachers College, and she holds a BA in Music and Education from Loyola College in Maryland, an MA in Music Education from Hofstra University, and is currently finishing her Ed.D. in music education at Teachers College. Azadeh Jamalian Azadeh Jamalian Tue, 18 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Live Music, Concert, Virginia Pourakis, Jessica Slotwinski, Flute Duet http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78431 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78430 The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />Joe, Freuen, trombone.<br />After completing a degree in Jazz Studies from the University of Oregon in 2004, Trombonist and composer Joe Freuen relocated to New York City where he attended Manhattan School of Music and Teachers College, Columbia University, receiving a Masters of Jazz Studies and Masters of Education. While at conservatory, Freuen had the privilege of studying privately with Michael Abene, Dave Taylor, Dave Liebman and Garry Dial. Joe Freuen has received numerous awards both for his trombone playing and compositions, including Downbeat Magazine’s Student Awards for both 2005 and 2006, an ASCAP Young Jazz Composer finalist award in 2005, Jazz at Lincoln Center’s First Music Commission Project honorable mention in 2005, and U of O Jazz Studies Student of the Year in 2004. Freuen has shared the stage with: Dave Liebman, Dick Oatts, Gary Smulyan, Bill Cunliffe, Maria Schneider, Wycliff Gordon, John Hollenbeck, Conrad Herwig, Bob Mintzer, Phil Markowitz, and African legend Thomas Mapfumo. In 2005-2006 Freuen recorded an album with Dave Liebman and presented it at the IAJE Conference in NYC.Currently Freuen remains an active member of the NYC music scene, both as a teacher and freelancing musician. The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />Joe, Freuen, trombone.<br />After completing a degree in Jazz Studies from the University of Oregon in 2004, Trombonist and composer Joe Freuen relocated to New York City where he attended Manhattan School of Music and Teachers College, Columbia University, receiving a Masters of Jazz Studies and Masters of Education. While at conservatory, Freuen had the privilege of studying privately with Michael Abene, Dave Taylor, Dave Liebman and Garry Dial. Joe Freuen has received numerous awards both for his trombone playing and compositions, including Downbeat Magazine’s Student Awards for both 2005 and 2006, an ASCAP Young Jazz Composer finalist award in 2005, Jazz at Lincoln Center’s First Music Commission Project honorable mention in 2005, and U of O Jazz Studies Student of the Year in 2004. Freuen has shared the stage with: Dave Liebman, Dick Oatts, Gary Smulyan, Bill Cunliffe, Maria Schneider, Wycliff Gordon, John Hollenbeck, Conrad Herwig, Bob Mintzer, Phil Markowitz, and African legend Thomas Mapfumo. In 2005-2006 Freuen recorded an album with Dave Liebman and presented it at the IAJE Conference in NYC.Currently Freuen remains an active member of the NYC music scene, both as a teacher and freelancing musician. Azadeh Jamalian Azadeh Jamalian Wed, 12 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Jazz, Live Music, Concert, Joe Freuen http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78430 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78429 The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />Anthony Maceli Trio:<br /><br />Anthony Maceli, bass.<br />Anthony Maceli has been playing bass on the NYC scene since 1999 and has made a name for himself as a solid sideman on the electric and upright bass. He has performed with the likes of Billy Taylor, David Baker, Jerry Bergonzi, The Bloomington Pops, The Jimmy Dorsey Big Band, and Doug Wamble to name a few. Currently, he is finishing a doctorate in music education at Columbia University.<br /><br />Roy Dunlap, piano.<br />Roy Dunlap began playing professionally at age 14. Attained a Masters Degree in Piano at Queens college studying with Sir Roland Hanna, Harry Pickens, and Kevin Bales. He has toured throughout the US and Europe performing at Jazz Festivals including Montreaux, Berlin, North Sea, Umbria, JVC, Bielska Zadymka Jazzowa, and Jacksonville Jazz festival. Roy has worked and/or performed with Wynton Marsalis, Branford Marsalis, The Artie Shaw Orchestra, Doug Wamble, Herb Harris, Buddy DeFranco, Marcus Printup, Bunky Green, Dr Eddie Henderson and others. Currently lives in New York City.<br /><br />Alex Mincek, saxophone/clarinet.<br />Alex Mincek studied saxophone and clarinet with Bunky Green and Richard Oatts. He has studied composition with Tristan Murail, Fred Lerdahl, Nils Vigeland and Sabastian Currier. Mincek holds a bachelor’s degree in performance and a master’s degree in composition from the Manhattan School of Music and is currently a doctoral candidate in composition at Columbia University, where he is also a music history instructor. The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />Anthony Maceli Trio:<br /><br />Anthony Maceli, bass.<br />Anthony Maceli has been playing bass on the NYC scene since 1999 and has made a name for himself as a solid sideman on the electric and upright bass. He has performed with the likes of Billy Taylor, David Baker, Jerry Bergonzi, The Bloomington Pops, The Jimmy Dorsey Big Band, and Doug Wamble to name a few. Currently, he is finishing a doctorate in music education at Columbia University.<br /><br />Roy Dunlap, piano.<br />Roy Dunlap began playing professionally at age 14. Attained a Masters Degree in Piano at Queens college studying with Sir Roland Hanna, Harry Pickens, and Kevin Bales. He has toured throughout the US and Europe performing at Jazz Festivals including Montreaux, Berlin, North Sea, Umbria, JVC, Bielska Zadymka Jazzowa, and Jacksonville Jazz festival. Roy has worked and/or performed with Wynton Marsalis, Branford Marsalis, The Artie Shaw Orchestra, Doug Wamble, Herb Harris, Buddy DeFranco, Marcus Printup, Bunky Green, Dr Eddie Henderson and others. Currently lives in New York City.<br /><br />Alex Mincek, saxophone/clarinet.<br />Alex Mincek studied saxophone and clarinet with Bunky Green and Richard Oatts. He has studied composition with Tristan Murail, Fred Lerdahl, Nils Vigeland and Sabastian Currier. Mincek holds a bachelor’s degree in performance and a master’s degree in composition from the Manhattan School of Music and is currently a doctoral candidate in composition at Columbia University, where he is also a music history instructor. Azadeh Jamalian Azadeh Jamalian Tue, 04 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Jazz, Live Music, Concert, Antony Maceli Trio http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78429 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78428 The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />Wadsworth Strings:<br /><br />The Wadsworth Strings Ensemble features music for classical strings, from the symphonies of Mozart and Haydn, to well known arias from the operas of Puccini and Bizet, adding in a selection of continental Viennese waltzes and French cabaret. Musicians of The Claremont Strings Ensemble have performed collectively at Weill Hall, Carnegie Hall, Avery Fisher Hall and throughout the Northeast, playing a diverse range of symphonic and chamber music, eclectic jazz, and gypsy swing. Wadsworth Strings, emanating from the Washington Heights area, is a division of Claremont Strings, founded by Vivian Penham, a graduate of the Juilliard School and Columbia University. The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />Wadsworth Strings:<br /><br />The Wadsworth Strings Ensemble features music for classical strings, from the symphonies of Mozart and Haydn, to well known arias from the operas of Puccini and Bizet, adding in a selection of continental Viennese waltzes and French cabaret. Musicians of The Claremont Strings Ensemble have performed collectively at Weill Hall, Carnegie Hall, Avery Fisher Hall and throughout the Northeast, playing a diverse range of symphonic and chamber music, eclectic jazz, and gypsy swing. Wadsworth Strings, emanating from the Washington Heights area, is a division of Claremont Strings, founded by Vivian Penham, a graduate of the Juilliard School and Columbia University. Azadeh Jamalian Azadeh Jamalian Tue, 23 Dec 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Live Music, Concert, Wadsworth Strings, Classical http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78428 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78427 The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />David Chidsey, guitar.<br />David Chidsey is a guitarist /educator with a broad vision of musical concepts, ideas, and teaching philosophies. Born in the Chequamegon Peninsula of northern Wisconsin, David developed an early passion for music while attending music and dance performances at Northland College, one block from his home. At the age of 18 David was involved in a traumatic car accident that crushed his left hand and nearly ended his instrumental ambitions.<br /><br />Determined to succeed, David rehabilitated his hand and entered a college music program at the Lawrence University Conservatory in Appleton WI where he studied classical guitar performance. After graduating from the conservatory, David earned an MM in guitar performance from the UW-Madison where he taught guitar as an assistant to Javier Calderon. David is now studying music pedagogy at Columbia University in New York City. In New York, David has worked with renowned guitarist Dominic Frasca to develop an innovative approach to guitar concert programming involving repertoire, pedagogy and multi-media presentations. He has been an instructor of Applied Guitar at Teachers College and the UW-Madison, and an adjunct instructor of Jazz Studies at the Columbia University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />David Chidsey, guitar.<br />David Chidsey is a guitarist /educator with a broad vision of musical concepts, ideas, and teaching philosophies. Born in the Chequamegon Peninsula of northern Wisconsin, David developed an early passion for music while attending music and dance performances at Northland College, one block from his home. At the age of 18 David was involved in a traumatic car accident that crushed his left hand and nearly ended his instrumental ambitions.<br /><br />Determined to succeed, David rehabilitated his hand and entered a college music program at the Lawrence University Conservatory in Appleton WI where he studied classical guitar performance. After graduating from the conservatory, David earned an MM in guitar performance from the UW-Madison where he taught guitar as an assistant to Javier Calderon. David is now studying music pedagogy at Columbia University in New York City. In New York, David has worked with renowned guitarist Dominic Frasca to develop an innovative approach to guitar concert programming involving repertoire, pedagogy and multi-media presentations. He has been an instructor of Applied Guitar at Teachers College and the UW-Madison, and an adjunct instructor of Jazz Studies at the Columbia University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. Azadeh Jamalian Azadeh Jamalian Thu, 18 Dec 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Live Music, Concert, David Chidsey, Classical Guitar http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78427 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78426 The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />Jim Corter Trio:<br /><br />Jim Corter, bass.<br />Jim Corter has been playing bass professionally since high school. He studied string bass with a number of teachers including the principal bassists of the Toronto Symphony, the National Symphony, and the North Carolina Symphony, and jazz improvisation with Jerry Coker. He has played with bands and some noted jazz artists on both coasts.<br /><br />T. Fleisher, saxophone.<br />Guitarist T Fleisher is a graduate of Berklee College of Music in Boston. He has done extensive studio and performance work in the Northeast. Mr. Fleisher released a well-received CD, "Mirage," with multi-instrumentalist Paul Briggs and is the singer/song writer/guitarist for the progressive rock group cyber garden who are now completing their second CD. He has worked with a wide variety of artists, including Mark Whitecage, Perry Robinson, Rick Derringer, Jimmy Cliff and David Darling.<br /><br />Angelo Miranda, vibraphone.<br />One of TC’s own, Dr. Miranda is an adjunct assistant professor in the music department where he teaches percussion. As a latin-jazz “vibes” player, Angelo has a strong affinity for the music of Cal Tjader but he is also a diverse drumset player where for example, he is regarded as one of the most versatile and tasteful drummers on the American-Hungarian music scene. Angelo is the Video Services Coordinator at TC and gives workshops on sound and video production for the CIS department. The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />Jim Corter Trio:<br /><br />Jim Corter, bass.<br />Jim Corter has been playing bass professionally since high school. He studied string bass with a number of teachers including the principal bassists of the Toronto Symphony, the National Symphony, and the North Carolina Symphony, and jazz improvisation with Jerry Coker. He has played with bands and some noted jazz artists on both coasts.<br /><br />T. Fleisher, saxophone.<br />Guitarist T Fleisher is a graduate of Berklee College of Music in Boston. He has done extensive studio and performance work in the Northeast. Mr. Fleisher released a well-received CD, "Mirage," with multi-instrumentalist Paul Briggs and is the singer/song writer/guitarist for the progressive rock group cyber garden who are now completing their second CD. He has worked with a wide variety of artists, including Mark Whitecage, Perry Robinson, Rick Derringer, Jimmy Cliff and David Darling.<br /><br />Angelo Miranda, vibraphone.<br />One of TC’s own, Dr. Miranda is an adjunct assistant professor in the music department where he teaches percussion. As a latin-jazz “vibes” player, Angelo has a strong affinity for the music of Cal Tjader but he is also a diverse drumset player where for example, he is regarded as one of the most versatile and tasteful drummers on the American-Hungarian music scene. Angelo is the Video Services Coordinator at TC and gives workshops on sound and video production for the CIS department. Azadeh Jamalian Azadeh Jamalian Wed, 10 Dec 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Jazz, Live Music, Concert, Angelo Miranda, Jim Corter, Fleisher http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78426 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78425 The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />Anthony Maceli Trio:<br /><br />Anthony Maceli, bass.<br />Anthony Maceli has been playing bass on the NYC scene since 1999 and has made a name for himself as a solid sideman on the electric and upright bass. He has performed with the likes of Billy Taylor, David Baker, Jerry Bergonzi, The Bloomington Pops, The Jimmy Dorsey Big Band, and Doug Wamble to name a few. Currently, he is finishing a doctorate in music education at Columbia University.<br /><br />Roy Dunlap, piano.<br />Roy Dunlap began playing professionally at age 14. Attained a Masters Degree in Piano at Queens college studying with Sir Roland Hanna, Harry Pickens, and Kevin Bales. He has toured throughout the US and Europe performing at Jazz Festivals including Montreaux, Berlin, North Sea, Umbria, JVC, Bielska Zadymka Jazzowa, and Jacksonville Jazz festival. Roy has worked and/or performed with Wynton Marsalis, Branford Marsalis, The Artie Shaw Orchestra, Doug Wamble, Herb Harris, Buddy DeFranco, Marcus Printup, Bunky Green, Dr Eddie Henderson and others. Currently lives in New York City.<br /><br />Alex Mincek, saxophone/clarinet.<br />Alex Mincek studied saxophone and clarinet with Bunky Green and Richard Oatts. He has studied composition with Tristan Murail, Fred Lerdahl, Nils Vigeland and Sabastian Currier. Mincek holds a bachelor’s degree in performance and a master’s degree in composition from the Manhattan School of Music and is currently a doctoral candidate in composition at Columbia University, where he is also a music history instructor. The Everett Cafe is host to a series of 1-hour musical performances by musicians in the Teachers College community. Come grab a coffee and enjoy the music. The cafe is located at the entrance of the library.<br /><br />Anthony Maceli Trio:<br /><br />Anthony Maceli, bass.<br />Anthony Maceli has been playing bass on the NYC scene since 1999 and has made a name for himself as a solid sideman on the electric and upright bass. He has performed with the likes of Billy Taylor, David Baker, Jerry Bergonzi, The Bloomington Pops, The Jimmy Dorsey Big Band, and Doug Wamble to name a few. Currently, he is finishing a doctorate in music education at Columbia University.<br /><br />Roy Dunlap, piano.<br />Roy Dunlap began playing professionally at age 14. Attained a Masters Degree in Piano at Queens college studying with Sir Roland Hanna, Harry Pickens, and Kevin Bales. He has toured throughout the US and Europe performing at Jazz Festivals including Montreaux, Berlin, North Sea, Umbria, JVC, Bielska Zadymka Jazzowa, and Jacksonville Jazz festival. Roy has worked and/or performed with Wynton Marsalis, Branford Marsalis, The Artie Shaw Orchestra, Doug Wamble, Herb Harris, Buddy DeFranco, Marcus Printup, Bunky Green, Dr Eddie Henderson and others. Currently lives in New York City.<br /><br />Alex Mincek, saxophone/clarinet.<br />Alex Mincek studied saxophone and clarinet with Bunky Green and Richard Oatts. He has studied composition with Tristan Murail, Fred Lerdahl, Nils Vigeland and Sabastian Currier. Mincek holds a bachelor’s degree in performance and a master’s degree in composition from the Manhattan School of Music and is currently a doctoral candidate in composition at Columbia University, where he is also a music history instructor. Azadeh Jamalian Azadeh Jamalian Tue, 02 Dec 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Jazz, Live Music, Concert, Anthony Maceli, Anthony Maceli Trio, Roy Dunlap, Alex Mincek http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78425 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78424 The Everett Cafe proudly sponsors 1-hour musical performances by musicians, solo through to quintets, from the Teachers College community. Whether eclectic blues, Latin jazz, traditional folk, or classical with a gypsy twist, there is variety and talent to be enjoyed as you sip your Starbucks; mingle with friends and colleagues; peruse bestsellers and news; or simply study.<br /><br />Anyone interested in participating in the Everett Cafe music program is welcome to contact library@tc.edu for further details.<br /><br />Virginia, Pourakas, flute.<br /><br />Virginia Pourakis is a full time TC student working toward her MA in Gifted Education. She has been playing the flute since fourth grade, eventually studying flute and piccolo with Jeredyth Muller Arellano. Her recent musical life also includes giving beginner piano lessons,directing the Junior Choir at the Greek Orthodox Cathedral of St. Paul in Hempstead, learning to chant and read Byzantine notation, and performing in musicals at the Broadhollow Theatre in Elmont. She has greatly enjoyed collaborating with and learning from her fellow artists-in-residence through her elective coursework.<br /><br />Jessica Slotwinski, flute.<br /><br />Jessica Slotwinski has been playing flute and piccolo since 1991. She has a special fondness for jazz and musical theater. She has appeared in countless musical pit bands over the years, the Loyola College jazz band, and was the first director of the Loyola College Pep band, all the while teaching the next generation of musicians through her middle school music teaching positions and private students. Jessica teaches a graduate class in interdisciplinary music at Teachers College, and she holds a BA in Music and Education from Loyola College in Maryland, an MA in Music Education from Hofstra University, and is currently finishing her Ed.D. in music education at Teachers College. The Everett Cafe proudly sponsors 1-hour musical performances by musicians, solo through to quintets, from the Teachers College community. Whether eclectic blues, Latin jazz, traditional folk, or classical with a gypsy twist, there is variety and talent to be enjoyed as you sip your Starbucks; mingle with friends and colleagues; peruse bestsellers and news; or simply study.<br /><br />Anyone interested in participating in the Everett Cafe music program is welcome to contact library@tc.edu for further details.<br /><br />Virginia, Pourakas, flute.<br /><br />Virginia Pourakis is a full time TC student working toward her MA in Gifted Education. She has been playing the flute since fourth grade, eventually studying flute and piccolo with Jeredyth Muller Arellano. Her recent musical life also includes giving beginner piano lessons,directing the Junior Choir at the Greek Orthodox Cathedral of St. Paul in Hempstead, learning to chant and read Byzantine notation, and performing in musicals at the Broadhollow Theatre in Elmont. She has greatly enjoyed collaborating with and learning from her fellow artists-in-residence through her elective coursework.<br /><br />Jessica Slotwinski, flute.<br /><br />Jessica Slotwinski has been playing flute and piccolo since 1991. She has a special fondness for jazz and musical theater. She has appeared in countless musical pit bands over the years, the Loyola College jazz band, and was the first director of the Loyola College Pep band, all the while teaching the next generation of musicians through her middle school music teaching positions and private students. Jessica teaches a graduate class in interdisciplinary music at Teachers College, and she holds a BA in Music and Education from Loyola College in Maryland, an MA in Music Education from Hofstra University, and is currently finishing her Ed.D. in music education at Teachers College. Azadeh Jamalian Azadeh Jamalian Mon, 26 Jan 2009 00:00:00 -0500 Live Music, Virginia Pourakis, Jessica Slotwinski, Flute Duet http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78424 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78423 The Everett Cafe proudly sponsors 1-hour musical performances by musicians, solo through to quintets, from the Teachers College community. Whether eclectic blues, Latin jazz, traditional folk, or classical with a gypsy twist, there is variety and talent to be enjoyed as you sip your Starbucks; mingle with friends and colleagues; peruse bestsellers and news; or simply study.<br /><br />Anyone interested in participating in the Everett Cafe music program is welcome to contact library@tc.edu for further details.<br /><br /><br />Wadsworth Strings<br /><br />The Wadsworth Strings Ensemble features music for classical strings, from the symphonies of Mozart and Haydn, to well known arias from the operas of Puccini and Bizet, adding in a selection of continental Viennese waltzes and French cabaret. Musicians of The Claremont Strings Ensemble have performed collectively at Weill Hall, Carnegie Hall, Avery Fisher Hall and throughout the Northeast, playing a diverse range of symphonic and chamber music, eclectic jazz, and gypsy swing. Wadsworth Strings, emanating from the Washington Heights area, is a division of Claremont Strings, founded by Vivian Penham, a graduate of the Juilliard School and Columbia University. The Everett Cafe proudly sponsors 1-hour musical performances by musicians, solo through to quintets, from the Teachers College community. Whether eclectic blues, Latin jazz, traditional folk, or classical with a gypsy twist, there is variety and talent to be enjoyed as you sip your Starbucks; mingle with friends and colleagues; peruse bestsellers and news; or simply study.<br /><br />Anyone interested in participating in the Everett Cafe music program is welcome to contact library@tc.edu for further details.<br /><br /><br />Wadsworth Strings<br /><br />The Wadsworth Strings Ensemble features music for classical strings, from the symphonies of Mozart and Haydn, to well known arias from the operas of Puccini and Bizet, adding in a selection of continental Viennese waltzes and French cabaret. Musicians of The Claremont Strings Ensemble have performed collectively at Weill Hall, Carnegie Hall, Avery Fisher Hall and throughout the Northeast, playing a diverse range of symphonic and chamber music, eclectic jazz, and gypsy swing. Wadsworth Strings, emanating from the Washington Heights area, is a division of Claremont Strings, founded by Vivian Penham, a graduate of the Juilliard School and Columbia University. Azadeh Jamalian Azadeh Jamalian Wed, 21 Jan 2009 00:00:00 -0500 Live Music, Concert, Wadsworth Strings, Classical http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78423 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78422 The Everett Cafe proudly sponsors 1-hour musical performances by musicians, solo through to quintets, from the Teachers College community. Whether eclectic blues, Latin jazz, traditional folk, or classical with a gypsy twist, there is variety and talent to be enjoyed as you sip your Starbucks; mingle with friends and colleagues; peruse bestsellers and news; or simply study.<br /><br />Anyone interested in participating in the Everett Cafe music program is welcome to contact library@tc.edu for further details.<br /><br />Augustine Sasso and Daniel Licardo<br /><br />Aria is Augustine Sasso, tenor, and Dan Licardo, guitar. They have been performing together in New York on and off for the past 15 years. They have known each other since they were ten years old and began playing music together in high school.<br /><br />They have played at the Postcrypt at Columbia University and the Piper's Kilt in Inwood. Augustine has been in many opera productions in New York, including Carnegie Hall and SummerStage in Central Park. Dan has been playing guitar for 30 years and taught music to preschoolers at the YM&YWHA of Inwood in 2007. The Everett Cafe proudly sponsors 1-hour musical performances by musicians, solo through to quintets, from the Teachers College community. Whether eclectic blues, Latin jazz, traditional folk, or classical with a gypsy twist, there is variety and talent to be enjoyed as you sip your Starbucks; mingle with friends and colleagues; peruse bestsellers and news; or simply study.<br /><br />Anyone interested in participating in the Everett Cafe music program is welcome to contact library@tc.edu for further details.<br /><br />Augustine Sasso and Daniel Licardo<br /><br />Aria is Augustine Sasso, tenor, and Dan Licardo, guitar. They have been performing together in New York on and off for the past 15 years. They have known each other since they were ten years old and began playing music together in high school.<br /><br />They have played at the Postcrypt at Columbia University and the Piper's Kilt in Inwood. Augustine has been in many opera productions in New York, including Carnegie Hall and SummerStage in Central Park. Dan has been playing guitar for 30 years and taught music to preschoolers at the YM&YWHA of Inwood in 2007. Azadeh Jamalian Azadeh Jamalian Wed, 25 Feb 2009 00:00:00 -0500 Guitar, Live Music, Concert, Augustine Sasso, Daniel Licardo, vocals http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78422 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78421 The Everett Cafe proudly sponsors 1-hour musical performances by musicians, solo through to quintets, from the Teachers College community. Whether eclectic blues, Latin jazz, traditional folk, or classical with a gypsy twist, there is variety and talent to be enjoyed as you sip your Starbucks; mingle with friends and colleagues; peruse bestsellers and news; or simply study.<br /><br />Anyone interested in participating in the Everett Cafe music program is welcome to contact library@tc.edu for further details.<br /><br />Jim Corter<br /><br />Jim Corter has been playing bass professionally since high school. He studied string bass with a number of teachers including the principal bassists of the Toronto Symphony, the National Symphony, and the North Carolina Symphony, and jazz improvisation with Jerry Coker. He has played with bands and some noted jazz artists on both coasts.<br /><br />Angelo Miranda<br /><br />One of TC’s own, Dr. Miranda is an adjunct assistant professor in the music department where he teaches percussion. As a latin-jazz “vibes” (vibraphone) player, Angelo has a strong affinity for the music of Cal Tjader, but he is also a diverse drumset player and he is regarded as one of the most versatile and tasteful drummers on the American-Hungarian music scene. Angelo is the Video Services Coordinator at TC and gives workshops on sound and video production for the CIS department.<br /><br />T Fleisher<br /><br />Guitarist T Fleisher is a graduate of Berklee College of Music in Boston. He has done extensive studio and performance work in the Northeast. Mr. Fleisher released a well-received CD, "Mirage," with multi-instrumentalist Paul Briggs and is the singer/song writer/guitarist for the progressive rock group cyber garden who are now completing their second CD. He has worked with a wide variety of artists, including Mark Whitecage, Perry Robinson, Rick Derringer, Jimmy Cliff and David Darling. The Everett Cafe proudly sponsors 1-hour musical performances by musicians, solo through to quintets, from the Teachers College community. Whether eclectic blues, Latin jazz, traditional folk, or classical with a gypsy twist, there is variety and talent to be enjoyed as you sip your Starbucks; mingle with friends and colleagues; peruse bestsellers and news; or simply study.<br /><br />Anyone interested in participating in the Everett Cafe music program is welcome to contact library@tc.edu for further details.<br /><br />Jim Corter<br /><br />Jim Corter has been playing bass professionally since high school. He studied string bass with a number of teachers including the principal bassists of the Toronto Symphony, the National Symphony, and the North Carolina Symphony, and jazz improvisation with Jerry Coker. He has played with bands and some noted jazz artists on both coasts.<br /><br />Angelo Miranda<br /><br />One of TC’s own, Dr. Miranda is an adjunct assistant professor in the music department where he teaches percussion. As a latin-jazz “vibes” (vibraphone) player, Angelo has a strong affinity for the music of Cal Tjader, but he is also a diverse drumset player and he is regarded as one of the most versatile and tasteful drummers on the American-Hungarian music scene. Angelo is the Video Services Coordinator at TC and gives workshops on sound and video production for the CIS department.<br /><br />T Fleisher<br /><br />Guitarist T Fleisher is a graduate of Berklee College of Music in Boston. He has done extensive studio and performance work in the Northeast. Mr. Fleisher released a well-received CD, "Mirage," with multi-instrumentalist Paul Briggs and is the singer/song writer/guitarist for the progressive rock group cyber garden who are now completing their second CD. He has worked with a wide variety of artists, including Mark Whitecage, Perry Robinson, Rick Derringer, Jimmy Cliff and David Darling. Azadeh Jamalian Azadeh Jamalian Wed, 18 Feb 2009 00:00:00 -0500 Jazz, Live Music, Concert, Angelo Miranda, Jim Corter, Fleisher http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78421 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78420 The Everett Cafe proudly sponsors 1-hour musical performances by musicians, solo through to quintets, from the Teachers College community. Whether eclectic blues, Latin jazz, traditional folk, or classical with a gypsy twist, there is variety and talent to be enjoyed as you sip your Starbucks; mingle with friends and colleagues; peruse bestsellers and news; or simply study.<br /><br />Anyone interested in participating in the Everett Cafe music program is welcome to contact library@tc.edu for further details.<br /><br />Wadsworth Strings<br /><br />The Wadsworth Strings Ensemble features music for classical strings, from the symphonies of Mozart and Haydn, to well known arias from the operas of Puccini and Bizet, adding in a selection of continental Viennese waltzes and French cabaret. Musicians of The Claremont Strings Ensemble have performed collectively at Weill Hall, Carnegie Hall, Avery Fisher Hall and throughout the Northeast, playing a diverse range of symphonic and chamber music, eclectic jazz, and gypsy swing. Wadsworth Strings, emanating from the Washington Heights area, is a division of Claremont Strings, founded by Vivian Penham, a graduate of the Juilliard School and Columbia University. The Everett Cafe proudly sponsors 1-hour musical performances by musicians, solo through to quintets, from the Teachers College community. Whether eclectic blues, Latin jazz, traditional folk, or classical with a gypsy twist, there is variety and talent to be enjoyed as you sip your Starbucks; mingle with friends and colleagues; peruse bestsellers and news; or simply study.<br /><br />Anyone interested in participating in the Everett Cafe music program is welcome to contact library@tc.edu for further details.<br /><br />Wadsworth Strings<br /><br />The Wadsworth Strings Ensemble features music for classical strings, from the symphonies of Mozart and Haydn, to well known arias from the operas of Puccini and Bizet, adding in a selection of continental Viennese waltzes and French cabaret. Musicians of The Claremont Strings Ensemble have performed collectively at Weill Hall, Carnegie Hall, Avery Fisher Hall and throughout the Northeast, playing a diverse range of symphonic and chamber music, eclectic jazz, and gypsy swing. Wadsworth Strings, emanating from the Washington Heights area, is a division of Claremont Strings, founded by Vivian Penham, a graduate of the Juilliard School and Columbia University. Azadeh Jamalian Azadeh Jamalian Thu, 12 Feb 2009 00:00:00 -0500 Live Music, Concert, Wadsworth Strings, Classical http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78420 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78419 The Everett Cafe proudly sponsors 1-hour musical performances by musicians, solo through to quintets, from the Teachers College community. Whether eclectic blues, Latin jazz, traditional folk, or classical with a gypsy twist, there is variety and talent to be enjoyed as you sip your Starbucks; mingle with friends and colleagues; peruse bestsellers and news; or simply study.<br /><br />Anyone interested in participating in the Everett Cafe music program is welcome to contact library@tc.edu for further details.<br /><br />Anthony Maceli<br /><br />Anthony Maceli has been playing bass on the NYC scene since 1999 and has made a name for himself as a solid sideman on the electric and upright bass. He has performed with the likes of Billy Taylor, David Baker, Jerry Bergonzi, The Bloomington Pops, The Jimmy Dorsey Big Band, and Doug Wamble to name a few. Currently, he is finishing a doctorate in music education at Columbia University. The Everett Cafe proudly sponsors 1-hour musical performances by musicians, solo through to quintets, from the Teachers College community. Whether eclectic blues, Latin jazz, traditional folk, or classical with a gypsy twist, there is variety and talent to be enjoyed as you sip your Starbucks; mingle with friends and colleagues; peruse bestsellers and news; or simply study.<br /><br />Anyone interested in participating in the Everett Cafe music program is welcome to contact library@tc.edu for further details.<br /><br />Anthony Maceli<br /><br />Anthony Maceli has been playing bass on the NYC scene since 1999 and has made a name for himself as a solid sideman on the electric and upright bass. He has performed with the likes of Billy Taylor, David Baker, Jerry Bergonzi, The Bloomington Pops, The Jimmy Dorsey Big Band, and Doug Wamble to name a few. Currently, he is finishing a doctorate in music education at Columbia University. Azadeh Jamalian Azadeh Jamalian Wed, 04 Feb 2009 00:00:00 -0500 Jazz, Live Music, Concert, Anthony Maceli Trio http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78419 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78418 The Everett Cafe proudly sponsors 1-hour musical performances by musicians, solo through to quintets, from the Teachers College community. Whether eclectic blues, Latin jazz, traditional folk, or classical with a gypsy twist, there is variety and talent to be enjoyed as you sip your Starbucks; mingle with friends and colleagues; peruse bestsellers and news; or simply study.<br /><br />Anyone interested in participating in the Everett Cafe music program is welcome to contact library@tc.edu for further details.<br /><br />Virginia Pourakas<br /><br />Virginia Pourakis is a full time TC student working toward her MA in Gifted Education. She has been playing the flute since fourth grade, eventually studying flute and piccolo with Jeredyth Muller Arellano. Her recent musical life also includes giving beginner piano lessons,directing the Junior Choir at the Greek Orthodox Cathedral of St. Paul in Hempstead, learning to chant and read Byzantine notation, and performing in musicals at the Broadhollow Theatre in Elmont. She has greatly enjoyed collaborating with and learning from her fellow artists-in-residence through her elective coursework.<br /><br />Jessica Slotwinski<br /><br />Jessica Slotwinski has been playing flute and piccolo since 1991. She has a special fondness for jazz and musical theater. She has appeared in countless musical pit bands over the years, the Loyola College jazz band, and was the first director of the Loyola College Pep band, all the while teaching the next generation of musicians through her middle school music teaching positions and private students. Jessica teaches a graduate class in interdisciplinary music at Teachers College, and she holds a BA in Music and Education from Loyola College in Maryland, an MA in Music Education from Hofstra University, and is currently finishing her Ed.D. in music education at Teachers College. The Everett Cafe proudly sponsors 1-hour musical performances by musicians, solo through to quintets, from the Teachers College community. Whether eclectic blues, Latin jazz, traditional folk, or classical with a gypsy twist, there is variety and talent to be enjoyed as you sip your Starbucks; mingle with friends and colleagues; peruse bestsellers and news; or simply study.<br /><br />Anyone interested in participating in the Everett Cafe music program is welcome to contact library@tc.edu for further details.<br /><br />Virginia Pourakas<br /><br />Virginia Pourakis is a full time TC student working toward her MA in Gifted Education. She has been playing the flute since fourth grade, eventually studying flute and piccolo with Jeredyth Muller Arellano. Her recent musical life also includes giving beginner piano lessons,directing the Junior Choir at the Greek Orthodox Cathedral of St. Paul in Hempstead, learning to chant and read Byzantine notation, and performing in musicals at the Broadhollow Theatre in Elmont. She has greatly enjoyed collaborating with and learning from her fellow artists-in-residence through her elective coursework.<br /><br />Jessica Slotwinski<br /><br />Jessica Slotwinski has been playing flute and piccolo since 1991. She has a special fondness for jazz and musical theater. She has appeared in countless musical pit bands over the years, the Loyola College jazz band, and was the first director of the Loyola College Pep band, all the while teaching the next generation of musicians through her middle school music teaching positions and private students. Jessica teaches a graduate class in interdisciplinary music at Teachers College, and she holds a BA in Music and Education from Loyola College in Maryland, an MA in Music Education from Hofstra University, and is currently finishing her Ed.D. in music education at Teachers College. Azadeh Jamalian Depot Azadeh Jamalian Depot Mon, 23 Mar 2009 00:00:00 -0400 Live Music, Concert, Virginia Pourakis, Jessica Slotwinski, Flute Duet http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78418 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78417 The Everett Cafe proudly sponsors 1-hour musical performances by musicians, solo through to quintets, from the Teachers College community. Whether eclectic blues, Latin jazz, traditional folk, or classical with a gypsy twist, there is variety and talent to be enjoyed as you sip your Starbucks; mingle with friends and colleagues; peruse bestsellers and news; or simply study.<br /><br />Anyone interested in participating in the Everett Cafe music program is welcome to contact library@tc.edu for further details.<br /><br />Anthony Maceli has been playing bass on the NYC scene since 1999 and has made a name for himself as a solid sideman on the electric and upright bass. He has performed with the likes of Billy Taylor, David Baker, Jerry Bergonzi, The Bloomington Pops, The Jimmy Dorsey Big Band, and Doug Wamble to name a few. Currently, he is finishing a doctorate in music education at Columbia University. The Everett Cafe proudly sponsors 1-hour musical performances by musicians, solo through to quintets, from the Teachers College community. Whether eclectic blues, Latin jazz, traditional folk, or classical with a gypsy twist, there is variety and talent to be enjoyed as you sip your Starbucks; mingle with friends and colleagues; peruse bestsellers and news; or simply study.<br /><br />Anyone interested in participating in the Everett Cafe music program is welcome to contact library@tc.edu for further details.<br /><br />Anthony Maceli has been playing bass on the NYC scene since 1999 and has made a name for himself as a solid sideman on the electric and upright bass. He has performed with the likes of Billy Taylor, David Baker, Jerry Bergonzi, The Bloomington Pops, The Jimmy Dorsey Big Band, and Doug Wamble to name a few. Currently, he is finishing a doctorate in music education at Columbia University. Azadeh Jamalian Azadeh Jamalian Tue, 10 Mar 2009 00:00:00 -0400 Live Music, Concert, Anthony Maceli, Jazz Trio http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78417 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78416 The Everett Cafe proudly sponsors 1-hour musical performances by musicians, solo through to quintets, from the Teachers College community. Whether eclectic blues, Latin jazz, traditional folk, or classical with a gypsy twist, there is variety and talent to be enjoyed as you sip your Starbucks; mingle with friends and colleagues; peruse bestsellers and news; or simply study.<br /><br />Anyone interested in participating in the Everett Cafe music program is welcome to contact library@tc.edu for further details.<br /><br />Wadsworth Strings<br /><br />The Wadsworth Strings Ensemble features music for classical strings, from the symphonies of Mozart and Haydn, to well known arias from the operas of Puccini and Bizet, adding in a selection of continental Viennese waltzes and French cabaret. Musicians of The Claremont Strings Ensemble have performed collectively at Weill Hall, Carnegie Hall, Avery Fisher Hall and throughout the Northeast, playing a diverse range of symphonic and chamber music, eclectic jazz, and gypsy swing. Wadsworth Strings, emanating from the Washington Heights area, is a division of Claremont Strings, founded by Vivian Penham, a graduate of the Juilliard School and Columbia University. The Everett Cafe proudly sponsors 1-hour musical performances by musicians, solo through to quintets, from the Teachers College community. Whether eclectic blues, Latin jazz, traditional folk, or classical with a gypsy twist, there is variety and talent to be enjoyed as you sip your Starbucks; mingle with friends and colleagues; peruse bestsellers and news; or simply study.<br /><br />Anyone interested in participating in the Everett Cafe music program is welcome to contact library@tc.edu for further details.<br /><br />Wadsworth Strings<br /><br />The Wadsworth Strings Ensemble features music for classical strings, from the symphonies of Mozart and Haydn, to well known arias from the operas of Puccini and Bizet, adding in a selection of continental Viennese waltzes and French cabaret. Musicians of The Claremont Strings Ensemble have performed collectively at Weill Hall, Carnegie Hall, Avery Fisher Hall and throughout the Northeast, playing a diverse range of symphonic and chamber music, eclectic jazz, and gypsy swing. Wadsworth Strings, emanating from the Washington Heights area, is a division of Claremont Strings, founded by Vivian Penham, a graduate of the Juilliard School and Columbia University. Azadeh Jamalian Azadeh Jamalian Wed, 04 Mar 2009 00:00:00 -0500 Live Music, Concert, Wadsworth Strings, Classical Trio http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78416 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78415 The Everett Cafe proudly sponsors 1-hour musical performances by musicians, solo through to quintets, from the Teachers College community. Whether eclectic blues, Latin jazz, traditional folk, or classical with a gypsy twist, there is variety and talent to be enjoyed as you sip your Starbucks; mingle with friends and colleagues; peruse bestsellers and news; or simply study.<br /><br />Anyone interested in participating in the Everett Cafe music program is welcome to contact library@tc.edu for further details.<br /><br />Augustine Sasso and Daniel Licardo<br /><br />Aria is Augustine Sasso, tenor, and Dan Licardo, guitar. They have been performing together in New York on and off for the past 15 years. They have known each other since they were ten years old and began playing music together in high school.<br /><br />They have played at the Postcrypt at Columbia University and the Piper's Kilt in Inwood. Augustine has been in many opera productions in New York, including Carnegie Hall and SummerStage in Central Park. Dan has been playing guitar for 30 years and taught music to preschoolers at the YM&YWHA of Inwood in 2007. The Everett Cafe proudly sponsors 1-hour musical performances by musicians, solo through to quintets, from the Teachers College community. Whether eclectic blues, Latin jazz, traditional folk, or classical with a gypsy twist, there is variety and talent to be enjoyed as you sip your Starbucks; mingle with friends and colleagues; peruse bestsellers and news; or simply study.<br /><br />Anyone interested in participating in the Everett Cafe music program is welcome to contact library@tc.edu for further details.<br /><br />Augustine Sasso and Daniel Licardo<br /><br />Aria is Augustine Sasso, tenor, and Dan Licardo, guitar. They have been performing together in New York on and off for the past 15 years. They have known each other since they were ten years old and began playing music together in high school.<br /><br />They have played at the Postcrypt at Columbia University and the Piper's Kilt in Inwood. Augustine has been in many opera productions in New York, including Carnegie Hall and SummerStage in Central Park. Dan has been playing guitar for 30 years and taught music to preschoolers at the YM&YWHA of Inwood in 2007. Azadeh Jamalian Azadeh Jamalian Wed, 29 Apr 2009 00:00:00 -0400 Live Music, Concert, Augustine Sasso, Daniel Licardo, Eclectic guitar, vocals http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78415 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78414 This binder was distributed during the Residency Week for the second cohort of Community College Fellows hosted by the Hechinger Institute on Education and the Media. It contains an agenda, lists of presenters and participants, and handouts from many of the presentations. This binder was distributed during the Residency Week for the second cohort of Community College Fellows hosted by the Hechinger Institute on Education and the Media. It contains an agenda, lists of presenters and participants, and handouts from many of the presentations. Hechinger Institute on Education and the Media Hechinger Institute on Education and the Media Wed, 10 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0400 Community colleges, hechinger http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78414 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78413 The Everett Cafe proudly sponsors 1-hour musical performances by musicians, solo through to quintets, from the Teachers College community. Whether eclectic blues, Latin jazz, traditional folk, or classical with a gypsy twist, there is variety and talent to be enjoyed as you sip your Starbucks; mingle with friends and colleagues; peruse bestsellers and news; or simply study.<br /><br />Anyone interested in participating in the Everett Cafe music program is welcome to contact library@tc.edu for further details.<br /><br />Jim Corter<br /><br />Jim Corter has been playing bass professionally since high school. He studied string bass with a number of teachers including the principal bassists of the Toronto Symphony, the National Symphony, and the North Carolina Symphony, and jazz improvisation with Jerry Coker. He has played with bands and some noted jazz artists on both coasts.<br /><br />Angelo Miranda<br /><br />One of TC's own, Dr. Miranda is an adjunct assistant professor in the music department where he teaches percussion. As a latin-jazz "vibes" (vibraphone) player, Angelo has a strong affinity for the music of Cal Tjader, but he is also a diverse drumset player and he is regarded as one of the most versatile and tasteful drummers on the American-Hungarian music scene. Angelo is the Video Services Coordinator at TC and gives workshops on sound and video production for the CIS department.<br /><br />T Fleisher<br /><br />Guitarist T Fleisher is a graduate of Berklee College of Music in Boston. He has done extensive studio and performance work in the Northeast. Mr. Fleisher released a well-received CD, "Mirage," with multi-instrumentalist Paul Briggs and is the singer/song writer/guitarist for the progressive rock group cyber garden who are now completing their second CD. He has worked with a wide variety of artists, including Mark Whitecage, Perry Robinson, Rick Derringer, Jimmy Cliff and David Darling. The Everett Cafe proudly sponsors 1-hour musical performances by musicians, solo through to quintets, from the Teachers College community. Whether eclectic blues, Latin jazz, traditional folk, or classical with a gypsy twist, there is variety and talent to be enjoyed as you sip your Starbucks; mingle with friends and colleagues; peruse bestsellers and news; or simply study.<br /><br />Anyone interested in participating in the Everett Cafe music program is welcome to contact library@tc.edu for further details.<br /><br />Jim Corter<br /><br />Jim Corter has been playing bass professionally since high school. He studied string bass with a number of teachers including the principal bassists of the Toronto Symphony, the National Symphony, and the North Carolina Symphony, and jazz improvisation with Jerry Coker. He has played with bands and some noted jazz artists on both coasts.<br /><br />Angelo Miranda<br /><br />One of TC's own, Dr. Miranda is an adjunct assistant professor in the music department where he teaches percussion. As a latin-jazz "vibes" (vibraphone) player, Angelo has a strong affinity for the music of Cal Tjader, but he is also a diverse drumset player and he is regarded as one of the most versatile and tasteful drummers on the American-Hungarian music scene. Angelo is the Video Services Coordinator at TC and gives workshops on sound and video production for the CIS department.<br /><br />T Fleisher<br /><br />Guitarist T Fleisher is a graduate of Berklee College of Music in Boston. He has done extensive studio and performance work in the Northeast. Mr. Fleisher released a well-received CD, "Mirage," with multi-instrumentalist Paul Briggs and is the singer/song writer/guitarist for the progressive rock group cyber garden who are now completing their second CD. He has worked with a wide variety of artists, including Mark Whitecage, Perry Robinson, Rick Derringer, Jimmy Cliff and David Darling. Azadeh Jamalian Azadeh Jamalian Mon, 20 Apr 2009 00:00:00 -0400 Live Music, Concert, Jazz Trio, Angelo Miranda, Jim Corter, T Fleisher http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78413 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78412 The Everett Cafe proudly sponsors 1-hour musical performances by musicians, solo through to quintets, from the Teachers College community. Whether eclectic blues, Latin jazz, traditional folk, or classical with a gypsy twist, there is variety and talent to be enjoyed as you sip your Starbucks; mingle with friends and colleagues; peruse bestsellers and news; or simply study.<br /><br />Anyone interested in participating in the Everett Cafe music program is welcome to contact library@tc.edu for further details.<br /><br /><br />Virginia Pourakas<br /><br />Virginia Pourakis is a full time TC student working toward her MA in Gifted Education. She has been playing the flute since fourth grade, eventually studying flute and piccolo with Jeredyth Muller Arellano. Her recent musical life also includes giving beginner piano lessons,directing the Junior Choir at the Greek Orthodox Cathedral of St. Paul in Hempstead, learning to chant and read Byzantine notation, and performing in musicals at the Broadhollow Theatre in Elmont. She has greatly enjoyed collaborating with and learning from her fellow artists-in-residence through her elective coursework.<br /><br />Jessica Slotwinski<br /><br />Jessica Slotwinski has been playing flute and piccolo since 1991. She has a special fondness for jazz and musical theater. She has appeared in countless musical pit bands over the years, the Loyola College jazz band, and was the first director of the Loyola College Pep band, all the while teaching the next generation of musicians through her middle school music teaching positions and private students. Jessica teaches a graduate class in interdisciplinary music at Teachers College, and she holds a BA in Music and Education from Loyola College in Maryland, an MA in Music Education from Hofstra University, and is currently finishing her Ed.D. in music education at Teachers College. The Everett Cafe proudly sponsors 1-hour musical performances by musicians, solo through to quintets, from the Teachers College community. Whether eclectic blues, Latin jazz, traditional folk, or classical with a gypsy twist, there is variety and talent to be enjoyed as you sip your Starbucks; mingle with friends and colleagues; peruse bestsellers and news; or simply study.<br /><br />Anyone interested in participating in the Everett Cafe music program is welcome to contact library@tc.edu for further details.<br /><br /><br />Virginia Pourakas<br /><br />Virginia Pourakis is a full time TC student working toward her MA in Gifted Education. She has been playing the flute since fourth grade, eventually studying flute and piccolo with Jeredyth Muller Arellano. Her recent musical life also includes giving beginner piano lessons,directing the Junior Choir at the Greek Orthodox Cathedral of St. Paul in Hempstead, learning to chant and read Byzantine notation, and performing in musicals at the Broadhollow Theatre in Elmont. She has greatly enjoyed collaborating with and learning from her fellow artists-in-residence through her elective coursework.<br /><br />Jessica Slotwinski<br /><br />Jessica Slotwinski has been playing flute and piccolo since 1991. She has a special fondness for jazz and musical theater. She has appeared in countless musical pit bands over the years, the Loyola College jazz band, and was the first director of the Loyola College Pep band, all the while teaching the next generation of musicians through her middle school music teaching positions and private students. Jessica teaches a graduate class in interdisciplinary music at Teachers College, and she holds a BA in Music and Education from Loyola College in Maryland, an MA in Music Education from Hofstra University, and is currently finishing her Ed.D. in music education at Teachers College. Azadeh Jamalian Azadeh Jamalian Mon, 13 Jul 2009 00:00:00 -0400 Live Music, Concert, Virginia Pourakis, Jessica Slotwinski Flute duet http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78412 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78411 The Everett Cafe proudly sponsors 1-hour musical performances by musicians, solo through to quintets, from the Teachers College community. Whether eclectic blues, Latin jazz, traditional folk, or classical with a gypsy twist, there is variety and talent to be enjoyed as you sip your Starbucks; mingle with friends and colleagues; peruse bestsellers and news; or simply study.<br /><br />Anyone interested in participating in the Everett Cafe music program is welcome to contact library@tc.edu for further details.<br /><br />Anthony Maceli<br /><br />Anthony Maceli has been playing bass on the NYC scene since 1999 and has made a name for himself as a solid sideman on the electric and upright bass. He has performed with the likes of Billy Taylor, David Baker, Jerry Bergonzi, The Bloomington Pops, The Jimmy Dorsey Big Band, and Doug Wamble to name a few. Currently, he is finishing a doctorate in music education at Columbia University. The Everett Cafe proudly sponsors 1-hour musical performances by musicians, solo through to quintets, from the Teachers College community. Whether eclectic blues, Latin jazz, traditional folk, or classical with a gypsy twist, there is variety and talent to be enjoyed as you sip your Starbucks; mingle with friends and colleagues; peruse bestsellers and news; or simply study.<br /><br />Anyone interested in participating in the Everett Cafe music program is welcome to contact library@tc.edu for further details.<br /><br />Anthony Maceli<br /><br />Anthony Maceli has been playing bass on the NYC scene since 1999 and has made a name for himself as a solid sideman on the electric and upright bass. He has performed with the likes of Billy Taylor, David Baker, Jerry Bergonzi, The Bloomington Pops, The Jimmy Dorsey Big Band, and Doug Wamble to name a few. Currently, he is finishing a doctorate in music education at Columbia University. Azadeh Jamalian Azadeh Jamalian Tue, 07 Apr 2009 00:00:00 -0400 Live Music, Concert, Anthony Maceli, Jazz Trio http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78411 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse? http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78410 The Everett Cafe proudly sponsors 1-hour musical performances by musicians, solo through to quintets, from the Teachers College community. Whether eclectic blues, Latin jazz, traditional folk, or classical with a gypsy twist, there is variety and talent to be enjoyed as you sip your Starbucks; mingle with friends and colleagues; peruse bestsellers and news; or simply study.<br /><br />Anyone interested in participating in the Everett Cafe music program is welcome to contact library@tc.edu for further details.<br /><br />Wadsworth Strings<br /><br />The Wadsworth Strings Ensemble features music for classical strings, from the symphonies of Mozart and Haydn, to well known arias from the operas of Puccini and Bizet, adding in a selection of continental Viennese waltzes and French cabaret. Musicians of The Claremont Strings Ensemble have performed collectively at Weill Hall, Carnegie Hall, Avery Fisher Hall and throughout the Northeast, playing a diverse range of symphonic and chamber music, eclectic jazz, and gypsy swing. Wadsworth Strings, emanating from the Washington Heights area, is a division of Claremont Strings, founded by Vivian Penham, a graduate of the Juilliard School and Columbia University. The Everett Cafe proudly sponsors 1-hour musical performances by musicians, solo through to quintets, from the Teachers College community. Whether eclectic blues, Latin jazz, traditional folk, or classical with a gypsy twist, there is variety and talent to be enjoyed as you sip your Starbucks; mingle with friends and colleagues; peruse bestsellers and news; or simply study.<br /><br />Anyone interested in participating in the Everett Cafe music program is welcome to contact library@tc.edu for further details.<br /><br />Wadsworth Strings<br /><br />The Wadsworth Strings Ensemble features music for classical strings, from the symphonies of Mozart and Haydn, to well known arias from the operas of Puccini and Bizet, adding in a selection of continental Viennese waltzes and French cabaret. Musicians of The Claremont Strings Ensemble have performed collectively at Weill Hall, Carnegie Hall, Avery Fisher Hall and throughout the Northeast, playing a diverse range of symphonic and chamber music, eclectic jazz, and gypsy swing. Wadsworth Strings, emanating from the Washington Heights area, is a division of Claremont Strings, founded by Vivian Penham, a graduate of the Juilliard School and Columbia University. Azadeh Jamalian Azadeh Jamalian Wed, 01 Apr 2009 00:00:00 -0400 Live Music, Concert, Wadsworth Strings, Classical Trio http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/viewfile/78410 http://pocketknowledge.tc.columbia.edu/home.php/browse?