NICKY MUNY & DAVID RANGEL,, é uma dupla com estilo próprio! Formaram a dupla em julho de 2008 e já gravaram seu primeiro albúm juntos, com o título "NPTA". NICKY MUNY, é gaucho e iniciou a sua carreira na cidade de Leopoldo - RS. DAVID RANGEL, é baiano de Vitória da Conquista, com um jeito especial e uma bela voz. A dupla tem um jeito diferente de cantar, tem personalidade.. + Informações

This was the Showstopper of the Night. Star Candice Brown is performing a Tierney Sutton-influenced arrangement of Softly As In a Morning Sunrise (1928). IS IT HOT IN HERE OR IS IT JUST CANDICE? If you ever wondered what Candice could do if she were to LET IT ALL GO, THIS VIDEO WILL ANSWER THAT QUESTION! A MUST-SEE FOR ALL CANDICE BROWN FANS! Sigmund Romberg wrote the music and Oscar Hammerstein II wrote the words for this composition for the musical New Moon the sinuous, strongly rhythmic melodic line resembles an Argentine tango this made the tune quite danceable in its time (ed. And hence, led to its ultimate popularity). from JazzStandards.com Tierney Suttons influence on Candice is quite apparent. Both manifest the qualities of pitch and tone control, enunciation, clarity, and phrasing, which this Chart demands. A minimalist Cal Poly Jazz Band, ala Tierney Sutton Band, accompanies Candice, consisting of Piano Brandon Biznessman Cordoba, Drums Jeanette Jeena E Lawler, and Bass Capn Craig Tsurumoto. Earlier this year, The 5th Songwriter Showcase, an evening of original songs written and performed by Cal Poly Pomona students, was held on Thursday, May 14 at 8 pm. Directed by Professor Arthur Winer, the 5th Songwriter Showcase features works by Dustin Alcantara, Lucas Blankenship, Candice Brown, Sherinda Bryant, Anna Carbonel, Kalia Iha, Eric Pham, Wayne Ingram, Kateri Lirio, Nicholas Ventura, David Pugo, Patrick Wolfe, Jorge Rangel, Brett Woods and Gabriel Zuniga, along .... + Informações

Dr. Kopplin DOES IT AGAIN! Another Full House and Another Great Program! This Video features Sherinda Bryant, a Mainstay of the Cal Poly Jazz Band AND Music Department. IM BEGINNING TO SEE THE LIGHT is a popular song and jazz standard, written by Duke Ellington, Don George, Johnny Hodges, and Harry James, and published in 1944. from Wikipedia the free encyclopedia Duke Ellingtons Jazz Classic is perfect for the Music Business Majors style. With its zesty tempo and bright lyrics, Sherinda Gets You To Swing With Her, like the Jazz Great Ella Fitzgerald would. Earlier this year, The 5th Songwriter Showcase, an evening of original songs written and performed by Cal Poly Pomona students, was held on Thursday, May 14 at 8 pm. Directed by Professor Arthur Winer, the 5th Songwriter Showcase features works by Dustin Alcantara, Lucas Blankenship, Candice Brown, Sherinda Bryant, Anna Carbonel, Kalia Iha, Eric Pham, Wayne Ingram, Kateri Lirio, Nicholas Ventura, David Pugo, Patrick Wolfe, Jorge Rangel, Brett Woods and Gabriel Zuniga, along with many special guests. Proceeds from the concert benefit scholarships for Music Industry Studies students. Most of the students in the showcase collaborated with one another on their songs. Sherindas sense of the Cal Poly community is exemplified in her statements to the Press, It was a lot of fun being able to participate not only in my own song but also in those of my peers, said Sherinda Bryant, a student performer. Aside from my involvement .... + Informações

GOT JAZZ? A Sold-Out show, A Challenging Program of Abstract & Classic Charts (and Combinations thereof), Talented Students and Faculty working together toward a common goal the Show! Why, you must be referring to Dr. Kopplin and the Cal Poly Jazz Band. This video features Ms. Kateri Lirio and the Cal Poly Jazz Band playing OPUS 4 (1973) by the late Charles Mingus. Editors Note: The 2008-09 Paul Anka Endowment Scholarship Award will be awarded to Kateri Lirio for songwriting and the the Varnasi Endowment will be awarded to Candice Brown for vocal studies. Opening in a quasi-classical style, the piece quickly shifts to a straight ahead swing tempo with angular horn riffs and creative melodies - characteristically Mingus! The rhythmic groove alternates between swing and a 6/8 feel (ed. Traditional Waltz), and there are (ed. also) solo opportunities for trumpet and trombone. From www.allaboutjazz.com Feature solos are by Sean Keating (trombone), Nathan Haessly (trumpet), Joe Estrada (drums), while the Centerpiece Piano work is by Ms. Kateri Lirio (sound familiar? Remember the Rhapsody in Blue earlier this year? Read on!) Earlier this year, The 5th Songwriter Showcase, an evening of original songs written and performed by Cal Poly Pomona students, was held on Thursday, May 14 at 8 pm. Directed by Professor Arthur Winer, the 5th Songwriter Showcase features works by Dustin Alcantara, Lucas Blankenship, Candice Brown, Sherinda Bryant, Anna Carbonel, Kalia Iha, Eric Pham, Wayne .... + Informações

Just when you think Dr. Kopplin has run out of ideas, he reaches back to deliver another fastball (a little baseball humor). Still another full house and another creative program for the Spring 2009 Show at the Music Recital Hall. Brett Woods is yet another of Dr. Kopplins vocalists in the True Big Band tradition. The Music Department held the 5th Singer Songwriter Showcase on Thursday, May 14 at 8 pm, an evening of original songs written and performed by Cal Poly Pomona students. Directed by Professor Arthur Winer, the 5th Songwriter Showcase features works by Dustin Alcantara, Lucas Blankenship, Candice Brown, Sherinda Bryant, Anna Carbonel, Kalia Iha, Eric Pham, Wayne Ingram, Kateri Lirio, Nicholas Ventura, David Pugo, Patrick Wolfe, Jorge Rangel, Brett Woods and Gabriel Zuniga, along with many special guests. Proceeds from the concert benefit scholarships for Music Industry Studies students. "The Way You Look Tonight" is a song featured in the film Swing Time, originally performed by Fred Astaire. It won the Academy Award for Best Original Song in 1936. The song was written by Jerome Kern with lyrics by Dorothy Fields. The song was sung by John "Lucky" Garnett (played by Fred Astaire) while sitting at the piano. Penelope "Penny" Carroll (played by Ginger Rogers) was busy washing her hair in an adjacent room, and feeling anything but beautiful at the time.From Wikipedia, the free Encyclopedia With his Bowtie and V-necked Cashmere, Brett is trying to look the part of a .... + Informações

From the Rosebud doc. Some Happy Southern Californian rock&roll! You Make Loving Fun, the fourth single from Rumours, is definitely one of the songs that made Fleetwood Mac who they are today. When performed live, You Make Loving Fun always gets the crowd going and usually gets a "Christine McVie" shout from Lindsey Buckingham for the recognition she deserves. Its funky keyboards and outstanding harmonies make the song unique and a favorite of many Fleetwood mac fans. In one of the few optimistic songs on Rumours, Christine tells us of her love affair of Fleetwood Mac's then lighting director, Curry Grant. While going through a rough break-up at the time with John McVie, Curry gave her something special; he made her feel valued and, of course, loved. Curry seemed to have been just what Christine needed at the time, somebody to love, and somebody to love her. "Sweet, wonderful you, you make me happy with the things you do", shows how much she adores Curry and how well he treats her. When she sings, "I never did believe in miracles, but I have a feeling its time to try. I never did believe in the ways of magic, but I'm beginning to wonder why", it shows Christine is experiencing emotions she has never felt before. Curry is so important to her that in him she finds miracles and magic. She continues with, "Don't, don't break the spell", letting us know she doesn't want this "magic" to ever end, that she's happy and content with Curry. Curry made loving fun for Christine .... + Informações

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