She is a member of the Metropolitan Opera chorus; her solo work includes performances with the Met in "The Merry Widow" in January and "Turandot" in 2003, and with the Hudson Valley Singers in January and in 2003.
Spark-emitting ensemble passages from the two saxophonists and the trumpeter lead to riveting solos by the members, who have played with seemingly everyone: A collective band resume includes performances with Chick Corea (Miller, Buddy Rich, Woody Hermann (Fowler), Frank Zappa, Diana Ross Fowlerr, Wing), Billy Childs and George Benson Fieldss).
His interests include performance with realtime electronics and the integral use of spatialization in 3d multi-speaker rendered pieces.
Her experience in dance spanned a wide range of forms, including performance with the Garrick Gaieties Revue in a chorus line with the renowned actress Rosalind Russell.
Sarah Rumbley began piano lessons at the age of three and has performed frequently as a soloist and chamber musician, including performances with the Boston Pops at Symphony Hall and with several orchestras near her hometown of Boulder, Colorado.
Other recent collaborations have included performances with Dawn Upshaw, Bill T.
She is playing the work widely this season, including performances with Mr. Masur in Washington.
His career included performances with many major jazz figures as well as Rollins, including John Coltrane, Dizzy Gillespie, Dexter Gordon, Stitt and Herbie Mann.
Her chamber music credits include performances with The New York New Music Ensemble, The New York Chamber Ensemble and The Richardson Chamber Players at Princeton.
She is a mezzo-soprano whose recent appearances have included performances with the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and with the Mark Morris Dance Group at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
