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7th May 2011 at the Fair Grounds Race Course (Jazz & Heritage Stage), New Orleans, USA.
New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, www.nojazzfest.com/.
Country: United States - New Orleans. Style: New Orleans style Brass Band.
Lineup includes: Cayetano "Tanio" Hingle (bass d), William Smith (trumpet/v), Kenny Terry (trumpet), Marlon Jordan (trumpet), Corey Henry (trombone), Reginald Stewart (trombone), Byron Bernard (tenor sax), Jeffrey Hills (sousaphone), [probably] Arian Macklin (sousaphone), Kerry "Fatman" Hunter (snare d), Louis Lederman (percussion).
If anyone can confirm whether I’ve correctly identified the lineup, I would be most grateful.
The New Birth Brass Band was formed in 1987 from musicians from the 6th and 7th Wards who had played in the Junior Olympia (Tanio Hingle - the band’s leader, Kerry Hunter, Kenny Terry) and the All Stars. Whilst open to the modern Brass Band influences of funk, hip hop, etc., it has always kept more of a traditional Brass Band sound than most of the bands which appeared then and since.
This was an expanded lineup for Jazzfest which brought together a number of former members of Rebirth (Stewart, Bernard) (plus a current one in Henry) and of the Treme (Hills, Macklin).
More information: www.facebook.com/pages/New-Birth-Brass-Band/1139340553023....
7th May 2011 at the Fair Grounds Race Course (Jazz & Heritage Stage), New Orleans, USA.
New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, www.nojazzfest.com/.
Country: United States - New Orleans. Style: New Orleans style Brass Band.
Lineup includes: Cayetano "Tanio" Hingle (bass d), William Smith (trumpet/v), Kenny Terry (trumpet), Marlon Jordan (trumpet), Corey Henry (trombone), Reginald Stewart (trombone), Byron Bernard (tenor sax), Jeffrey Hills (sousaphone), [probably] Arian Macklin (sousaphone), Kerry "Fatman" Hunter (snare d), Louis Lederman (percussion).
If anyone can confirm whether I’ve correctly identified the lineup, I would be most grateful.
The New Birth Brass Band was formed in 1987 from musicians from the 6th and 7th Wards who had played in the Junior Olympia (Tanio Hingle - the band’s leader, Kerry Hunter, Kenny Terry) and the All Stars. Whilst open to the modern Brass Band influences of funk, hip hop, etc., it has always kept more of a traditional Brass Band sound than most of the bands which appeared then and since.
This was an expanded lineup for Jazzfest which brought together a number of former members of Rebirth (Stewart, Bernard) (plus a current one in Henry) and of the Treme (Hills, Macklin).
More information: www.facebook.com/pages/New-Birth-Brass-Band/1139340553023....
A panel discussion to reflect on how the CTBT verification regime as it stands today, including the on-site inspection capability, measures up against expectations and technical capabilities in the ‘80s and ‘90s, and how the verification technologies are implemented 20 years later.
From left to right:
John J (Jay) Zucca, Principal Deputy Global Security Directorate, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory; Itshak Lederman, former Director of External Relations, Israel Atomic Energy Commission; Svein Mykkeltveit, Norwegian Seismic Array (NORSAR); Gerardo Suárez, National Autonomous University of Mexico; Elisabeth Blanc, Research Director, Commissariat à l‘Energie Atomique; Joachim Schulze, Chairperson of the CTBTO PrepCom Working Group B
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Opening-act dei Duran Duran, il 12 giugno 2016, nell’ambito del Street Music Art all’Assago Summer Arena a Milano, le Bloom Twins.
Bloom Twins are a Ukrainian-born English pop music group made up of twin sisters Anna and Sonia Kuprienko. They refer to the style of their music as "dark pop." The girls released their first digital single in June 2013 and are currently producing an EP due in the fourth quarter of 2014.
Sister act Bloom Twins merge several genres, adding flute, harmonica, piano and electronica to a diverse vocal style to create something new, fresh and unique.
After uploading their debut track ‘Fahrenheit’ to You Tube in 2013, Bloom Twins made a double impact on both music and fashion, opening the door to numerous profile pieces in magazines such as Paradigm, Vogue and ID. Soon after, a support slot for Eels at O2 Academy in Liverpool was followed by Iggy’s artist of the week at MTV. 2014 saw numerous releases and videos bringing more attention. Following the release of “Get up, Stand up” the Bloom Twins were featured on BBC NewsNight with Jeremy Paxman and graced pages of broadsheet newspapers such as The Sunday Times, The Guardian, The Daily Mail as well appeared on Simon Lederman's show on BBC Radio London 94.9, Gary Crowley’s and on BBC Introducing.
A period out of the country halted momentum before they made a breakthrough appearance in Unicef’s Imagine campaign alongside Katy Perry and Will.i.am among other heavyweights of music and media.
7th May 2011 at the Fair Grounds Race Course (Jazz & Heritage Stage), New Orleans, USA.
New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, www.nojazzfest.com/.
Country: United States - New Orleans. Style: New Orleans style Brass Band.
Lineup includes: Cayetano "Tanio" Hingle (bass d), William Smith (trumpet/v), Kenny Terry (trumpet), Marlon Jordan (trumpet), Corey Henry (trombone), Reginald Stewart (trombone), Byron Bernard (tenor sax), Jeffrey Hills (sousaphone), [probably] Arian Macklin (sousaphone), Kerry "Fatman" Hunter (snare d), Louis Lederman (percussion).
If anyone can confirm whether I’ve correctly identified the lineup, I would be most grateful.
The New Birth Brass Band was formed in 1987 from musicians from the 6th and 7th Wards who had played in the Junior Olympia (Tanio Hingle - the band’s leader, Kerry Hunter, Kenny Terry) and the All Stars. Whilst open to the modern Brass Band influences of funk, hip hop, etc., it has always kept more of a traditional Brass Band sound than most of the bands which appeared then and since.
This was an expanded lineup for Jazzfest which brought together a number of former members of Rebirth (Stewart, Bernard) (plus a current one in Henry) and of the Treme (Hills, Macklin).
More information: www.facebook.com/pages/New-Birth-Brass-Band/1139340553023....
Linocut and acrylic paint collaged on book titled "The Bad Parents Book of Verse."
BOOKED!
May 31 - June 22, 2007
az star, luna park, celso, royce b, anera, 8, elbow toe, cdamage, pufferella, get2, matt siren, gaia, pmarts, flower face killer, plasma slugs, ophoton, bayt, viking, tikij, artilley, thundercut, klepto, dark clouds, abby goodman, abe lincoln jr, goreb, cdamage, Stepanie Brody-Lederman, tony bones, andrew pisacan, robowan, Suejin Jo, eden pheonix, superk8
OPENING: Thursday May 31 at 7:00pm
VIEWING HOURS: Sundays 1:00 - 3:00pm
Wed & Thurs 5:00 - 7:00pm
FRIDAY JUNE 22 at 7:00pm
Benefit Celebration for Books Through Bars
7th May 2011 at the Fair Grounds Race Course (Jazz & Heritage Stage), New Orleans, USA.
New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, www.nojazzfest.com/.
Country: United States - New Orleans. Style: New Orleans style Brass Band.
Lineup includes: Cayetano "Tanio" Hingle (bass d), William Smith (trumpet/v), Kenny Terry (trumpet), Marlon Jordan (trumpet), Corey Henry (trombone), Reginald Stewart (trombone), Byron Bernard (tenor sax), Jeffrey Hills (sousaphone), [probably] Arian Macklin (sousaphone), Kerry "Fatman" Hunter (snare d), Louis Lederman (percussion).
If anyone can confirm whether I’ve correctly identified the lineup, I would be most grateful.
The New Birth Brass Band was formed in 1987 from musicians from the 6th and 7th Wards who had played in the Junior Olympia (Tanio Hingle - the band’s leader, Kerry Hunter, Kenny Terry) and the All Stars. Whilst open to the modern Brass Band influences of funk, hip hop, etc., it has always kept more of a traditional Brass Band sound than most of the bands which appeared then and since.
This was an expanded lineup for Jazzfest which brought together a number of former members of Rebirth (Stewart, Bernard) (plus a current one in Henry) and of the Treme (Hills, Macklin).
More information: www.facebook.com/pages/New-Birth-Brass-Band/1139340553023....
Jodie Foster, Henry Louis Gates Jr., Robert A. Iger, Lin-Manuel Miranda
Photo credit: Ed Lederman/PEN America
In what has become a highly-anticipated tradition at Queen’s University, Principal Daniel Woolf and his wife Julie Gordon-Woolf handed out sugar cookies to students preparing for exams.
The duo hand delivered 1,200 cookies at the university's libraries, including the Education Library and Teacher Resource Centre, Bracken Health Sciences Library, Lederman Law Library, Douglas Library and Stauffer Library.
At each location the buzz would build as students awaited their turn, with some commenting that it was their favourite part of exams.
This marked the sixth year for the cookie drop.
MUSIC ON SCREEN : la production exécutive de musique de films en Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles.
Avec Renaud Mayeur, Jean-Marc Lederman, Stefan Liberski, Gabriel Alloing, Jean-Yves Roubin et Benjamin Schoos.
Le 21 juin 2017, dans le cadre du "Music District Tour" au centre d'entreprises Pepibru à Bruxelles, Freaksville Publishing présentait la masterclass MUSIC ON SCREEN autour de la production exécutive de musique de films en Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles.
L’importance de la musique à l’image n’est plus à démontrer mais de nombreux enjeux artistiques et économiques en bousculent régulièrement la conception.
Quels sont les challenges ? Comment optimiser la production d’un enregistrement ? Quels sont les budgets et les bourses accordées aux musiques originales ? Comment synchroniser de la musique existante dans des délais rapides ?
Autant de questions auxquelles Renaud Mayeur et Jean-Marc Lederman – compositeurs, Stefan Liberski – auteur et réalisateur, Jean-Yves Roubin – co-président de l’Union des Producteurs Francophones de Films et fondateur de Frakas Productions, et Gabriel Alloing – Music Supervisor chez The Right Music, ont tenté d’esquisser des réponses. Cette rencontre était animée par Benjamin Schoos, producteur, compositeur et Music Supervisor chez Freaksville Records.
Entre ces personnalités, un moment de discussion plutôt rare et instructif sur les différents aspects souvent méconnus de la conception de musiques à l'écran, qu'elle soit originales, adaptées, inspirées d'autres oeuvres (connues mais impayables), voire préfabriquées et disponibles dans de gigantesques catalogues en ligne de "musiques au mètre"…
Il sera question de création, de production, d'administration et de commerce de la musique (à noter : le terme "clearance" - l'obtention des droits d'utilisation de la musique - reviendra à plusieurs reprises lors de la discussion).
Une thématique cruciale qui intéressera à la fois les créateurs et les nombreux métiers impliqués dans le secteur de la musique et du cinéma... Et bien sûr les fans ;)
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Music On Screen (2017).
Conception : Benjamin Schoos.
Réalisation & édition : Marc Wathieu.
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Merci à Renaud Mayeur, à Jean-Marc Lederman, à Stefan Liberski, à Gabriel Alloing et à Jean-Yves Roubin. Merci à Yvan Dassy et à toute l'équipe de Pepibru.
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Photo : Marc Wathieu.
Since 1963, the PEN America Literary Awards Program has honored outstanding voices in fiction, poetry, science writing, essays, biography, children’s literature, translation, drama, and more. With the help of our generous partners and supporters, this year PEN America conferred over 20 distinct juried awards, grants, and prizes, awarding more than $350,000 to writers and translators.
'Photo credit: Ed Lederman/PEN America
Michael Marsh, Bridget Colman, Yvonne Marsh, Dru Menaker, John Daniszewski
Photo credit: Ed Lederman/PEN America
Gangplank Academy - April 19, 2011
'Visual Communication through Sketching' with Jeremie Lederman of Big Red Ape.
Tom Fawcett, Bradley Klahn, Roy Lederman, Brandon Sutter, Jack Barber, Sameer Kumar, Yale Goldberg, Paul Goldstein, Maciek Romanowicz, Anthony Tsodikov, Trey Strobel, Nolan Paige, Brandon Coupe, David Wilczynski, Michael Genender
Geena Rocero
Since 1963, the PEN America Literary Awards Program has honored outstanding voices in fiction, poetry, science writing, essays, biography, children’s literature, translation, drama, and more. With the help of our generous partners and supporters, this year PEN America conferred over 20 distinct juried awards, grants, and prizes, awarding more than $350,000 to writers and translators.
Photo credit: Ed Lederman/PEN America
Panio Gianopoulos, Molly Ringwald
Since 1963, the PEN America Literary Awards Program has honored outstanding voices in fiction, poetry, science writing, essays, biography, children’s literature, translation, drama, and more. With the help of our generous partners and supporters, this year PEN America conferred over 20 distinct juried awards, grants, and prizes, awarding more than $350,000 to writers and translators.
Photo credit: Ed Lederman/PEN America
7th May 2011 at the Fair Grounds Race Course (Jazz & Heritage Stage), New Orleans, USA.
New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, www.nojazzfest.com/.
Country: United States - New Orleans. Style: New Orleans style Brass Band.
Lineup includes: Cayetano "Tanio" Hingle (bass d), William Smith (trumpet/v), Kenny Terry (trumpet), Marlon Jordan (trumpet), Corey Henry (trombone), Reginald Stewart (trombone), Byron Bernard (tenor sax), Jeffrey Hills (sousaphone), [probably] Arian Macklin (sousaphone), Kerry "Fatman" Hunter (snare d), Louis Lederman (percussion).
If anyone can confirm whether I’ve correctly identified the lineup, I would be most grateful.
The New Birth Brass Band was formed in 1987 from musicians from the 6th and 7th Wards who had played in the Junior Olympia (Tanio Hingle - the band’s leader, Kerry Hunter, Kenny Terry) and the All Stars. Whilst open to the modern Brass Band influences of funk, hip hop, etc., it has always kept more of a traditional Brass Band sound than most of the bands which appeared then and since.
This was an expanded lineup for Jazzfest which brought together a number of former members of Rebirth (Stewart, Bernard) (plus a current one in Henry) and of the Treme (Hills, Macklin).
More information: www.facebook.com/pages/New-Birth-Brass-Band/1139340553023....
U.S. Diplomat Andrew Lederman speaks at the opening of Martin Froyda's photo exhibition "New York Walker in Blizzard" at the American Center on November 4, 2013. More about the exhibition at bit.ly/1cL81hq
Americký diplomat Andrew Lederman na zahájení výstavy fotografií Martina Froydy ze zimního New Yorku 4. listopadu 2013 v Americkém centru. Více o výstavě bit.ly/1bUJvcJ
from left to right:
Mohamed Mounir Zahran, former Egyptian Ambassador to the Conference on Disarmament; Itshak Lederman, former Director of External Relations, Israel Atomic Energy Commission; Wolfgang Hoffmann, CTBTO Executive Secretary Emeritus and former German Ambassador to the Conference on Disarmament; Jaap Ramaker, Chairman of the CTBT negotiations in 1996; Sha Zukang, former United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs; Michael Weston, former UK Ambassador to the Conference on Disarmament; Victor Slipchenko, former CTBT deputy chief negotiator for Russia
'The Ugly Tarts' in Aurillac, France 2008.
Festival International de Théâtre de Rue et des Arts de la rue d'Aurillac
Actors (left to right): Eva Lederman, Nick Lacey, Natasha Bolonkin
Theatre by: www.comiccharactercreations.com
De gauche à droite : Music On Screen : Jean-Marc Lederman, Gabriel Alloing, Stefan Liberski & Jean-Yves Roubin.
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MUSIC ON SCREEN : la production exécutive de musique de films en Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles.
Avec Renaud Mayeur, Jean-Marc Lederman, Stefan Liberski, Gabriel Alloing, Jean-Yves Roubin et Benjamin Schoos.
Le 21 juin 2017, dans le cadre du "Music District Tour" au centre d'entreprises Pepibru à Bruxelles, Freaksville Publishing présentait la masterclass MUSIC ON SCREEN autour de la production exécutive de musique de films en Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles.
L’importance de la musique à l’image n’est plus à démontrer mais de nombreux enjeux artistiques et économiques en bousculent régulièrement la conception.
Quels sont les challenges ? Comment optimiser la production d’un enregistrement ? Quels sont les budgets et les bourses accordées aux musiques originales ? Comment synchroniser de la musique existante dans des délais rapides ?
Autant de questions auxquelles Renaud Mayeur et Jean-Marc Lederman – compositeurs, Stefan Liberski – auteur et réalisateur, Jean-Yves Roubin – co-président de l’Union des Producteurs Francophones de Films et fondateur de Frakas Productions, et Gabriel Alloing – Music Supervisor chez The Right Music, ont tenté d’esquisser des réponses. Cette rencontre était animée par Benjamin Schoos, producteur, compositeur et Music Supervisor chez Freaksville Records.
Entre ces personnalités, un moment de discussion plutôt rare et instructif sur les différents aspects souvent méconnus de la conception de musiques à l'écran, qu'elle soit originales, adaptées, inspirées d'autres oeuvres (connues mais impayables), voire préfabriquées et disponibles dans de gigantesques catalogues en ligne de "musiques au mètre"…
Il sera question de création, de production, d'administration et de commerce de la musique (à noter : le terme "clearance" - l'obtention des droits d'utilisation de la musique - reviendra à plusieurs reprises lors de la discussion).
Une thématique cruciale qui intéressera à la fois les créateurs et les nombreux métiers impliqués dans le secteur de la musique et du cinéma... Et bien sûr les fans ;)
—
Music On Screen (2017).
Conception : Benjamin Schoos.
Réalisation & édition : Marc Wathieu.
—
Merci à Renaud Mayeur, à Jean-Marc Lederman, à Stefan Liberski, à Gabriel Alloing et à Jean-Yves Roubin. Merci à Yvan Dassy et à toute l'équipe de Pepibru.
—
Photo : Marc Wathieu.
Since 1963, the PEN America Literary Awards Program has honored outstanding voices in fiction, poetry, science writing, essays, biography, children’s literature, translation, drama, and more. With the help of our generous partners and supporters, this year PEN America conferred over 20 distinct juried awards, grants, and prizes, awarding more than $350,000 to writers and translators.
Photo credit: Ed Lederman/PEN America