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Charlie Mariano

We fondly remember Charlie Mariano who died at the age of 85. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Mariano Family. From his work with Mingus on “The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady,” his time playing with Stan Kenton, and his recording of Indian music on “Charlie Mariano and the Kamataka College of Percussion,” one sees the broad scope of Charlie’s talent and skills. Charlie will be remembered by many as a kind teacher, musician and artist.

In June 2005, we had the honor of attending one of Charlie’s last concerts in the United States at Scullers Jazz Club.

Charlie lived in Germany and was a member of Phil DiTullio's large extended family.


Congratulations!

To our student

Daniel Leo Simpson

FIRST PLACE WINNER

Schillinger Composition Contest
offered by the University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield UK

Click on the score
for the awarding winning debut
of The Art of Schillinger

This contest required that the entire composition would be Schillinger techniques. Mr. Simpson has just completed the Rhythm Engineering course and will be starting Pitch Scales very soon.



 

 
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20/05/2009 | Philip DiTullio
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  Frank Metis: Life and LegacyMusician Frank Metis was one of the leading music publication arrangers in New York City. His credits comprise some 150 piano books and hundreds of choral editions. Le [ ... ]


Bruce Arnold
20/05/2009 | Philip DiTullio
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     Bruce Arnold: A Practical Schillinger Example Here is a Practical use of Schillinger's Theories. Bruce Arnold explains his use of Schillinger in his composition "Repetitive Behavior" Th [ ... ]


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