www.mjtproject.com (The site) The Modern Jazz Tuba Project is a ten-piece modern jazz group, composed of professional jazz musicians, especially in Nashville, Tennessee. Just three years and already has two MJT acclaimed recordings ("Live at the Bottom Line," Heart Dance HDM 1090 and "Favorite Things", Heart Dance HDM 1120) produced and presented shows at the Great American Brass Band Festival in Danville, Kentucky The U.S. Army Band TubaConference in Washington, DC, the Midwest International Band and Orchestra Clinic in Chicago, the Tuba Euphonium Conference International in Greensboro, NC, the Texas Music Educators Conference and Florida Music Educators Conference. This group represents an interesting new approach to contemporary music. With six low brass quartet and a rhythm section, the MJT Project is based on over 50 years of tradition of use as tools euphonium and tuba in jazz lead. ThisTradition began in late 1940 with the "Birth of the Cool" and the collaboration between Miles Davis and Bill Barber on a series of photographs arranged by Gil Evans, and was the 1950 Harvey Phillips (the Sauter-Finegan Orchestra, Gil Evans, extended , etc.) and Don Butterfield (Clark Terry, Dizzy Gillespie, Charles Mingus and others). At the end of 1950, the bands were actually in front of men like Ray Draper tuba player (with a "sideman" by John Coltrane!) And Red Callender. At the end of 1960... !8!# Hepa Canister Vacuum Cleaners Free Shipping !8!# Purchasing Stm Bags
