The Touch of Your Lips | Jazz for Corporate Events | Stewart Hoffman Quintet
21.06.2012
http://www.StewartHoffmanMusic.com The Stewart Hoffman Quintet plays Ray Noble's "The Touch of Your Lips" at the World Hydrogen Energy Conference at the Sheraton Centre in Toronto.
Lenny Soloman, violin
Harry Timmermans, saxophone
Brigham Phillips, piano
Dick Felix, bass
Stewart Hoffman, drums
From private parties to weddings and corporate events, Toronto-based Stewart Hoffman provides elegant, swinging jazz to set the perfect tone for your event.
For further information, visit http://www.stewarthoffmanmusic.com or call 416 462-9615
Stewart Hoffman/Dan Ionescu Duo play "On Green Dolphin Street"
19.01.2012
http://www.StewartHoffmanMusic.com Playing "On Green Dolphin Street" for Robert Graham Designs, Toronto Fashion Week, October 2011
How many hours a day do the world’s greatest #classicalmusicians practise? #musiced #PractiseMusic #ItzhakPerlman #YoYoMa #EvgenyKissin @classicfm http://www.classicfm.com/discover-music/how-many-hours-famous-classical-musicians-practise/
Toronto's iconic #MasseyHall will soon reopen, but this isn't its first reconstructive surgery since opening in 1894. I explored the story in 2005 for Massey Hall's Performance mag. https://stewarthoffmanmusic.com/?p=4497 #torontohistory #torontoarchitecture https://stewarthoffmanmusic.com/?p=4497
What Are Music Lessons For?: https://interlude.hk/?p=97331
May 15 was the anniversary of the fabled "Greatest #Jazz Concert Ever" at Toronto's #MasseyHall. For the 50th Anniversary celebration in 2003, I wrote the following for the MH program. #charlieparker #MaxRoach #BudPowell #DizzyGillespie #CharlesMingus
https://stewarthoffmanmusic.com/charlie-parker-massey-hall/
RIP Morris "Arnie" Lang
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Happy Birthday Fred Astaire!!! ![]()
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Fred Astair's Famous Tap Dance Drum Solo
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This is the great Fred Astair. I'm not sure of the copyright but it's pretty old. 1937 I think. Great finish and nice syncopated accents and fills. Not for d...
The Band Teacher's Percussion Guide updated their website address.
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