I’ve been a professional musician and teacher for over fifty years, with experience as a trumpet, piano and keyboard player, and as an arranger and composer in a multitude of styles. I have also served as a producer and recording engineer.
Since my pivotal mid-life crisis, I have essentially dropped out of the world of freelance performing and arranging (with a few exceptions), and have instead focused more on the work that really resonates with me. Since that decision to follow my Muse and the “road less traveled,” I’ve produced a critically acclaimed CD (“Hats”), composed for full orchestra, string quartet (in a modern, classical style), and various jazz groups (from trios to large ensembles).
My current project focuses on music for a new group…a duo comprised of a multi-instrumentalist woodwind player, and myself…playing a variety of keyboards. The number of available sounds offer unlimited possibilities for composing, orchestrating, and improvisation, but also present musical and technical technical challenges that keep me learning and growing as well. Stay tuned for this CD’s release date!
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Hi Bob,
Long time my man!
Loved your review on Rory’s Rhythm books.
I own the first three myself and use them with my students
Hope all is well with you and yours…
Keep up the great work. Say Hey to the fellas when you see them.
Best regards,
Geoff, ( or for the past 30+ years now..Jof )
https://www.joflee-pianist.net/
Peace!
Hi Jof!
Wow…hearing from you just made my day! We’re all so proud and grateful for Rory’s wonderful work (Chuck has them too). I’ll be sure to say Hi to everyone for you. Chuck and I have resurrected our old Geoff- era duo, and have been working on some music for a CD. I’d love to hear anything you’ve been creating, Jof. Take good care, my friend,
Bob
Bob, we’ve lost track of each other. I’ve left my email address below. I’d love to hear from you! Bruce Lazier
Wow…it’s great to hear from you, Bruce! I’ll email you soon! Take care,
Bob