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13 de ene. de 2007 · Michael Brecker Biography by Scott Yanow. A remarkable technician and a highly influential tenor saxophonist (the biggest influence on other tenors since Wayne Shorter ), Michael Brecker took a long time before getting around to recording his first solo album. He spent much of his career as a top-notch studio player who often appeared backing ...
Michael Leonard Brecker (29. mars 1949–13. januar 2007) var ein amerikansk jazz-saksofonisten og komponist.Han vart omtalt som «ein roleg, venleg musikar rekna som den viktigaste tenorsaksofonisten sidan John Coltrane», og vann 15 Grammy-prisar både som musikar og komponist. Han vart æresdoktor ved Berklee College of Music i 2004, og vart innlemma i Down Beat Jazz Hall of Fame i 2007.
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Michael Brecker, né le 29 mars 1949 à Philadelphie (Pennsylvanie) et décédé le 13 janvier 2007 à New York (État de New York), est un saxophoniste ténor américain. Il a gagné 15 Grammy Awards en tant qu'interprète et compositeur , évoluant la majorité du temps avec son frère trompettiste Randy Brecker , notamment au sein de leur groupe de jazz-fusion The Brecker Brothers .
Michael Brecker - Biography Following a two-and-a-half year illness, Michael Brecker passed away at the age of 57 in January 2007. ... In August 2004, Brecker was in a great deal of pain during a performance at the Mount Fuji Jazz Festival. Following an initial diagnosis of a cracked
The Brecker Brothers August 23, 1992: Mt Fuji Jazz Festival Japan: Michael Brecker: Tenor/EWI Randy Brecker: Trumpet James Genus: Bass Barry Finnerty ... Michael Brecker Royal Conservatory Den Haag Part two March 21, 2003 (20.30) Audience recording on a DV camcorder (by me)
1983, august 23 Don Grolnicks band Idiot Savant" Seventh Avenue South - New York Photo: Masato Hashi: 1983, december 15 ... Michael Brecker clinic (April 15-17) The Pic with the sax section (far right) is from left to right: Leo van Oostrom, Michael Brecker, Ferdinand Povel ...
