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The annual concert celebrating the life of Wes Wehmiller—and the fundraiser for the Wes Wehmiller Scholarship at Berklee College of Music–finds a new home at S.I.R. in Hollywood on Thursday, March 8th. This year’s headliner is the explosive rhythm section that drives the Grammy Award winning rock band Living Colour, ...
Official Announcement Of The Wes Wehmiller Scholarship. President Roger Brown Berklee College of Music Entering Student Convocation and Concert. September 9, 2005. Tonight I would like to share some thoughts about a son, brother, friend, and Berklee alumnus – Wes Wehmiller. Wes, class of 1992, began teaching himself the bass at age 13.
WES WEHMILLER ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND AT BERKLEE COLLEGE OF MUSIC. WesFest 3, the third annual WesFest benefit concert, took place at Paladino’s in Los Angeles on February 25, 2008 and raised $10,000 for the Wes Wehmiller Endowed Scholarship Fund at Berklee College of Music for the third consecutive year.
30 de ene. de 2005 · John Wesley “Wes” Wehmiller Famous memorial Birth 12 Sep 1971. New York, New York County, New York, USA Death 30 Jan 2005 (aged 33) Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, USA Burial. Summit Park Cemetery.
Lance Armstrong 5K – 2005. In early August of 2005, a group of graduate students from the Geology Department of the University of Delaware came together as Team Wes and participated in a 5K run/walk organized by the Lance Armstrong Foundation to raise money for the American Cancer Society. Wearing especially made t-shirts – with Wes ...
WES WEHMILLER SCHOLARSHIP FUND AT BERKLEE COLLEGE OF MUSIC. Annual event and related fundraising drive activities achieve most aggressive fundraising goal to date. BOSTON (March 30, 2010) — WesFest 5, the fifth annual WesFest benefit concert, was held at The Roxy in Los Angeles on February 28, 2010.
For the last four years, Wes Wehmiller has been holding down the bottom for the seminal synth-pop band, Duran Duran. ActiveBass’ Chris Tarry caught up with the Wes man to get his thoughts on being a successful sideman, the LA studio scene, and the importance of playing selflessly and in context.
