The Beginnings Ang Beginnings

E E nglewood Cliffs is nestled in the northeast corner of Bergen County in New Jersey and sits atop the Palisades of Fort Lee directly north of Manhattan, a stones throw across the Hudson from the glitter and gild of New York City. nglewood Cliffs ay nestled sa hilagang-silangan sulok ng Bergen County sa New Jersey at sits nasa ibabaw ng Palisades ng Fort Lee direkta sa hilaga ng Manhattan, isang bato mahagis sa buong Hudson mula sa kinang at itubog sa ginto ng New York City. It's a diverse area and primarily a comfortable residential community that gave us names like Charles Lindbergh, Vince Lombardi, John Travolta, Eddie Murphy and in the fall of 1957, Emily. Ito ay isang magkakaibang lugar at lalo na ng isang komportableng tirahan na komunidad na nagbigay sa amin mga pangalan tulad ng Charles Lindbergh, Vince Lombardi, John Travolta, Eddie Murphy at sa tag-lagas ng 1957, Emily.

E E mily Remler was actually born in Manhattan and could have claimed to be a legitimate New Yorker but she was raised entirely in Englewood and though she spent a good deal of time in The Big Apple especially in her professional life, she always felt like and referred to herself as a New Jersey girl. mily Remler ay tunay na ipinanganak sa Manhattan at maaaring magkaroon ng inaangkin na maging isang lehitimong New Yorker ngunit siya ay lubos na nakataas sa Englewood at kahit na siya na ginugol ng isang mabuting pakikitungo ng oras sa Ang Big Apple lalo na sa kanyang mga propesyonal na buhay, siya ay palaging nadama mo at tinutukoy kanyang sarili bilang isang batang babae New Jersey.

Emily was from a hard working household, her father a meat broker and her mother in social services. Emily ay mula sa isang hard nagtatrabaho sa bahay, ang kanyang ama ng isang broker karne at ang kanyang ina sa mga serbisyong panlipunan. She had two older siblings, a brother who became a US diplomat and was an amateur guitar player who owned the infamous Gibson ES 330 that she borrowed to never surrender and a sister who later became a lawyer and language teacher in New York City. Siya ay nagkaroon ng dalawang mas lumang mga kapatid, isang kapatid na lalaki na naging isang US diplomat at noon ay isang baguhan player guitar na pag-aari ng kalait-lait Gibson ES 330 na hiniram niya sa hindi pagsuko at isang kapatid na babae na mamaya ay naging isang abugado at wika ng guro sa New York City.

I Ako t wasn'ta musical family professionally but it was a family that believed in achieving and doing with encouragement to pursue individual ideas and access to music and instruments was always a part of that. t wasn'ta musikal pamilya propesyonal ngunit ito ay isang pamilya na naniniwala sa pagkamit ng paggawa at may bigyan ng lakas at pag-asa upang ituloy indibidwal na mga ideya at access sa mga musika at mga instrumento ay palaging isang bahagi ng na. Of interest, her precursor to the guitar was the piano. Ng interes, ang kanyang pasimula sa gitara ay ang piano. Friends remember her playing for hours while her parents were at work, though quite shy about playing if asked and also of spending time drawing which explains her early desires to attend design schools. Friends matandaan ang kanyang paglalaro para sa mga oras habang ang kanyang mga magulang ay sa trabaho, kahit na lubos pumitlag tungkol sa paglalaro ng kung tinanong at din sa paggastos ng oras sa pagguhit na nagpapaliwanag ng kanyang mga unang bahagi ng hinahangad na dumalo sa mga paaralan na disenyo. Certainly there at home is where her imagination first flourished and the foundation was laid: if you apply yourself, if you search out creative ends, you will succeed. Totoong may sa bahay ay kung saan ang kanyang imahinasyon unang flourished at ang pundasyon ay inilatag: kung mag-apply mo ang iyong sarili, kung ikaw ay sa paghahanap out creative dulo, ikaw ay magtagumpay. This early philosophy expressed itself throughout her career as she was undeterred by the bias and skepticism of the male dominated music business and doubters of her ability. Ang unang bahagi ng pilosopiya ipinahayag kanyang sarili sa buong kanyang karera bilang siya ay undeterred ng bias at hindi paniniwala ng mga lalaki dominado musika negosyo at doubters ng kanyang kakayahan. She simply let her hard work and natural talent on the guitar do the talking for her. Siya lamang ipaalam sa kanyang mga hirap sa trabaho at likas na talino sa gitara gawin ang mga pakikipag-usap para sa kanya. As she told interviewer Gene Lees in response to his question about the underlying sexism in the industry: Tulad ng sinabi niya tagapakinayam Gene Lees bilang tugon sa kanyang mga katanungan tungkol sa mga pinagbabatayan sexism sa industriya:

I'm not into sitting and crying about it, I'm into doing. Hindi ako sa pag-upo at umiiyak tungkol sa ito, ako sa paggawa. I never was bitter about the fact that there are so many band leaders who have told me face to face that they couldn't hire me because I was a woman, or that there have been so many instances where I wasn't trusted musically and they handled me with kid gloves because they figured my time wasn't strong. Ako hindi kailanman ay tungkol sa mapait na ang katotohanan na may mga kaya maraming mga lider ng band na may sinabi sa akin mukha sa mukha na maaaring hindi nila pag-upa sa akin dahil ako ay isang babae, o na diyan ay kaya maraming mga pagkakataon na kung saan ay hindi ko pinagkakatiwalaan at musically hawakan nila ako na may guwantes bata dahil sila ay may korte ang aking oras ay hindi malakas. You have to believe in yourself. Ikaw ay may sa naniniwala sa iyong sarili. It never did occur to me to stay in one place and bitch about this, about how I wasn't given a chance. Ito ay hindi kailanman naganap sa akin upang manatili sa isang lugar at asong babae tungkol dito, tungkol sa kung paano ay hindi ko ibinigay sa isang pagkakataon. I think it gives me more merit – to get really good, so good that it doesn't matter: to get so good that you surpass it. tingin ko ito ay nagbibigay sa akin mas kahusayan - upang makakuha ng tunay mabuti, kaya mabuti na hindi ito bagay: upang makakuha ng mabuti na malampasan mo ito.

From The Jazz Scene: An Informal History from New Orleans to 1990 Mula sa Ang Jazz Scene: isang impormal na Kasaysayan mula sa New Orleans sa 1990
by W. Royal Stokes comes this excerpt: sa pamamagitan ng W. Royal Stokes ay dumating na ito excerpt:

Becoming something of a household name among jazz fans here and abroad by mid-decade, Emily nevertheless had to cope with the lingering prejudice against the female instrumentalist in the art form. Mawalan ng isang bagay ng isang sambahayan pangalan sa mga tagahanga jazz dito at sa ibang bansa sa pamamagitan ng kalagitnaan ng dekada, Emily gayunpaman ay upang makaya na may matagal pinsala laban sa mga babae musiko sa form sa sining. She expressed her feelings on the double standard she had to contend with everyday. Siya ipinahayag ang kanyang damdamin sa double standard na siya ay upang makipaglaban sa araw-araw. Conceding that working conditions for women in jazz had improved over the course of the 1980's, Emily lamented, “But there's still a lot of things that bother me. Conceding na kondisyon para sa mga kababaihan sa jazz ay pinabuting sa kabuuan ng 1980's, Emily lamented, "Subalit mayroong pa rin ng isang pulutong ng mga bagay-bagay na mag-abala ako. Like people worrying about your looks when all you want to think about is the music.” Tulad ng mga tao nababahala tungkol sa iyong hitsura kapag ang lahat ng gusto mong isipin ang tungkol ay ang musika. "
Emily was especially annoyed at a prominent critic who had objected (in print) to her habit of intermittently holding the guitar pick in her mouth whenever she switched to bare-finger playing. Emily ay lalo na sa inis ng isang kilalang kritiko na objected (sa print) sa kanyang mga ugali ng intermittently hawak ang guitar pick sa kanyang bibig tuwing siya ay inililipat sa hubad-daliri paglalaro. The critic confessed that he preferred to look away whenever she was doing this, to which Emily testily replied: Ang manunuri confessed na siya ginustong upang tumingin malayo kapag siya ay gumagawa ng ito, na kung saan ang Emily sa kayamutan sumagot:

Good ! Good! I wish he'd look away the whole time and picture me as John Coltrane ! gusto ko gusto siya tumingin palayo ang buong oras at larawan sa akin bilang John Coltrane!

It's clear that preconceptions and prejudice existed for female players, especially those on non traditional instruments or roles in the music community. Ito ay malinaw na preconceptions at pinsala umiiral para sa mga babae manlalaro, lalo na sa mga hindi tradisyunal na instrumento o tungkulin sa komunidad ng musika. I think we can all agree that Emily met them head on and handled these moments with grace, humor and a determination that never let such obstacles take anything away from what mattered most, the music. tingin ko maaari naming ang lahat ng mga sumang-ayon na Emily matugunan ang mga ito sa ulo at hawakan ang mga sandali na may biyaya, katatawanan at isang pagpapasiya na hindi kailanman ipaalam tulad obstacles tumagal kahit ano malayo mula sa kung ano pinaka-mattered, ang musika.

Robert Jospe, friend and performer with Emily offers the following about her confidence and how she carried herself in a man's world… Robert Jospe, kaibigan at tagapalabas sa Emily nag-aalok ng mga sumusunod tungkol sa kanyang confidence at kung paano siya dinala ang kanyang sarili sa mundo ng isang tao ...

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She wasn't born a virtuoso. hindi Siya ay isinilang sa isang birtuoso.

I Ako t's hard to believe that at age 16 Emily was graduating high school without the ability to read music and knew nothing of jazz. matigas t's upang maniwala na sa edad na 16 Emily ay pagtatapos mataas na paaralan nang walang kakayahan upang basahin ang musika at alam wala ng jazz. Harder still to believe that by the time she would turn 23 she would be recording her first album, Firefly and beginning to draw a buzz from the jazz community as a talent to behold. Mas mahirap pa rin na naniniwala na sa pamamagitan ng oras siya ay turn 23 Gusto niya maging record ang kanyang unang album, Firefly at nagsisimula sa gumuhit ng isang ugong mula sa komunidad jazz bilang isang talento na makikita.

In July 1974, the summer between high school and college, we spent a week or two at the Chautauqua Institution in upstate New York. Sa Hulyo 1974, ang tag-araw sa pagitan ng mataas na paaralan at kolehiyo, aming ginugol sa isang linggo o dalawa sa Chautauqua Institusyon sa upstate New York. I took art classes and Emily took music classes, specifically learning about Indian music by playing it on her guitar and authentic Indian instruments. Ininom ko ang pag-aaral ng sining at Emily kinuha klase ng musika, partikular na pag-aaral tungkol sa Indian musika sa pamamagitan ng paglalaro ito sa kanyang gitara at tunay na Indian instrumento. This was a turning point for Emily or at least part of her musical evolution. Ito ay isang panlalik point para sa Emily o hindi bababa sa bahagi ng kanyang musical evolution. While in the evenings in our room she taught me to play “Stairway to Heaven” and “Bell Bottom Blues” (she could play Page and Clapton, not me!), she had moved on musically. Habang sa gabi sa aming kuwarto siya nagturo ako sa paglalaro "hagdan sa langit" at "Bell Bottom Blues" (maaaring siya maglaro Page at Clapton, hindi ako!), Siya ay inilipat sa musically.
Each afternoon after her Indian music lesson, she couldn't wait to play me what she learned and there was pure delight in her face as she played these new sound combination's, half tones and quarter tones, different rhythms and time signatures. Ang bawat hapon pagkatapos ng kanyang Indian musika aralin, maaaring hindi siya maghintay sa paglalaro sa akin kung ano siya natutunan at doon ay purong galak sa kanyang mukha bilang siya nilalaro sa mga bagong kumbinasyon ng tunog, tones at kalahating quarter tones, iba't-ibang mga rhythms at oras lagda.

Although she might not have played jazz before she began attending Berklee two months later, it's easy to see how she “absorbed” jazz just like she did Indian music during her brief summer experience. Kahit na hindi siya maaaring magkaroon ng nilalaro diyas bago siya nagsimulang nag-aaral sa Berklee dalawang buwan mamaya, ito ay madali upang makita kung paano siya "buyo" jazz tulad ng siya ay Indian musika sa panahon ng kanyang maikling tag-araw na karanasan. She had incredible enthusiasm about all that music could be, every complex chord and rhythm and a determination to make those sounds come out of her and her guitar. Siya ay hindi kapani-paniwala sigasig tungkol sa lahat na ang musika ay maaaring, sa bawat kumplikadong sayusay at ritmo at isang pagpapasiya upang gumawa ng mga tunog lumabas sa kanya at ang kanyang gitara.

In hindsight, it's obvious that Emily learning these “weird time signatures”, memorizing Ravi Shankar records and being exposed to such a diverse and rich palette of non-traditional music helped spark her interests and later mastery of polyrhythms and Brazilian jazz styles where she excelled in her playing. Sa hindsight, ito ay malinaw na Emily pag-aaral ng mga "kakaibang lagda oras", memorizing Ravi talaan Shankar at pagiging nakalabas na sa tulad ng isang magkakaibang at mayaman palette ng mga hindi-tradisyonal na musika nakatulong spark kanyang interes at mamaya poder ng polyrhythms at Brazilian diyas estilo kung saan siya daig sa kanyang paglalaro.

A A fter graduating high school with low marks, admittedly from too little focus toward studies, she initially had trouble finding a college that had a serious interest in recruiting her. fter pagtatapos mataas na paaralan na may mababang mga marka, tinatanggap mula sa masyadong maliit na pokus papunta sa pag-aaral, siya sa una ay problema sa paghahanap ng isang kolehiyo na nagkaroon ng malubhang interes sa mga Manggagawa sa kanya. She considered going to the Rhode Island School of Design with enthusiasm in graphic design Siya ay itinuturing na pagpunta sa Rhode Island School of Design sa sigasig sa graphic na disenyo

I did sculpting and drawings and had a choice to make between Rhodes and Berklee but I was so frustrated with art. Ako ay sculpting at drawings at nagkaroon ng isang pagpipilian upang gumawa ng sa pagitan ng Rhodes at Berklee ngunit ako ay kaya bigo sa sining. I couldn't get it the way that I wanted it. Hindi ako maaaring makakuha ng ito ang paraan na aking nais ito. Music, at least you get more chances and a little more time and the companionship of other musicians. Music, hindi bababa sa makakuha ka ng mas maraming mga pagkakataon at ng kaunti pa sa oras at ang pagsasama ng mga ibang musikero.

She opted for Berklee College of Music because music seemed more forgiving and simply because they had accepted her. Siya napili para sa Berklee College of Music dahil musika tila mas mapagpatawad at lamang dahil sila ay tinanggap niya. She later mused, “it was easy to get in to but staying in was hard”. Siya mamaya mused, "ito ay madaling makakuha ng in sa matigas ngunit sa mahirap ay". This was quite a casual and carefree attitude from someone that went on to pour incredible amounts of hard work into practicing and playing but it was her experience at Berklee that would have the greatest impact on who she became as an artist. Ito ay ganap ng isang kaswal at maligaya saloobin mula sa isang tao na nagpunta sa ibuhos sa hindi kapani-paniwala na halaga ng hirap sa trabaho sa pagsasanay at paglalaro ngunit ito ay ang kanyang karanasan sa Berklee na may pinakamalaking epekto sa kung sino siya ay naging bilang isang pintor. It was indeed the first place she ever heard jazz. Ito ay sa katunayan ang unang lugar na siya kailanman narinig jazz.

At that point her life became clear to her; Sa puntong iyon ang kanyang buhay ay naging malinaw sa kanya; I knew I would be a guitarist. Alam ko Gusto ko maging isang Guitarist.
Jazz sounded “ so serious and introverted “ , she immediately knew where to focus her energy and the directions she wanted to explore. Jazz sounded "kaya malubha at introverted", siya agad alam kung saan mag-focus ang kanyang enerhiya at ang mga direksyon siya pinaghahanap upang galugarin. It was her moment of epiphany . Iyon ay ang kanyang sandali ng pista ng tatlong hari. She had finally found her purpose. sa wakas siya ay natagpuan ang kanyang layunin.

Still, there was a lot of work and frustration. Still, nagkaroon ng isang pulutong ng mga trabaho at pagkabigo.

F F or the first six months at college, Emily found she was unprepared for the focused intensity of performing and was too shy to play in front of her teacher for months but even this awkward lack of confidence would not prevent her from excelling at learning to read and play entirely new forms of music and it is also where she fortuitously came in contact with Brazilian influences, specifically bossa nova rhythms from another advanced and multi-talented student o ang unang anim na buwan sa kolehiyo, Emily natagpuan siya ay hindi handa para sa mga nakatutok karubduban ng pagganap at noon ay masyadong nahihiya na maglaro sa harap ng kanyang guro para sa buwan ngunit kahit na ito nakahihiya kakulangan ng confidence ay hindi maiwasan ang kanyang mula sa daig sa pag-aaral na basahin at play lahat ng mga bagong paraan ng musika at ito ay din kung saan siya nagkataon ay dumating sa makipag-ugnayan sa Brazilian impluwensya, partikular na bossa nova rhythms mula sa iba pang mga advanced na at multi-alisto mag-aaral Celia Vaz Celia Vaz , that became one of the strongest forms of music attraction for her career ahead. , Na naging isa sa mga strongest mga anyo ng musika-akit para sa kanyang karera maaga. While their lessons together were nothing more than sitting in the corridors of classrooms trading techniques and ideas, she credits Habang ang kanilang mga aralin magkasama ay wala ng higit sa pag-upo sa corridors ng classrooms trading pamamaraan at mga ideya, siya credits Celia Celia as a major influence on how she learned and approached the Bossa style. bilang isang malaking impluwensiya sa kung paano siya natutunan at approached ang Bossa estilo.

Emily was a mere 18 when she graduated Berklee, with a new direction to follow, a head full of ideas and a growing annoyance of what she considered to be her playing limitations. Emily ay isang kusang-18 kapag siya ay nagtapos Berklee, na may isang bagong direksiyon na sundan, ang isang ulo na puno ng mga ideya at isang lumalagong pagkayamot ng kung ano siya itinuturing na ang kanyang paglalaro ng mga limitasyon.
She was most unhappy with her rhythm and timing and set about to eliminate this deficiency with intense day long, closed door sessions between herself and her metronome in a rented room on the shores of Long Beach Island in NJ. Siya ay pinaka-hindi maligaya sa kanyang ritmo at tiyempo at itakda ang tungkol sa upang matanggal ito sa kakulangan ng matinding araw na mahaba, sarado pinto session sa pagitan ng kanyang sarili at ang kanyang metronom sa isang marentahan kuwarto sa Shores ng Long Beach Island sa NJ. This self imposed wood shedding was how she spent her first summer after school before moving down to the Big Easy of New Orleans to rejoin her boyfriend and fellow Berklee musician, Steve Masakowski. Ito sa sarili ipataw kahoy pagpapadanak ay kung paano niya ginugol ang kanyang unang tag-araw pagkatapos ng paaralan bago lumipat down sa Big Madali ng New Orleans sa sumamang muli ang kanyang kasintahan at Berklee kapwa musikero, Steve Masakowski. She often referred to this extremely focused summer as her most relevant in development and tried for the next five consecutive summers to replicate that intensity without success. Siya ay madalas na-refer sa ito lubhang nakatuon ng tag-init bilang kanyang pinaka-kaugnay sa pag-unlad at tried para sa susunod na limang magkakasunod Summers sa magtiklop na iting na walang tagumpay. It turned out to be a once in a lifetime experience that could not be reproduced on demand but was none-the-less a pivotal point in her musical evolution. Ito ay naka-out na maging isang minsan sa isang buhay na karanasan ay hindi maaaring kopyahin ng on demand ngunit ay none-ang-mas mababa ng isang pibotal point sa kanyang musical evolution.

Once in New Orleans she dove head first into the professional life of a working musician, playing small venues like Tyler Club, hotels (she was the guitarist in the house band for the Fairmont-Roosevelt Hotel with leader Dick Stabile in the famed Kapag sa New Orleans siya kalapati ulo unang sa mga propesyonal na buhay ng isang musikero nagtatrabaho, paglalaro ng mga maliliit na venues tulad Tyler Club, hotels (siya ang Guitarist sa bahay band para sa Fairmont-Roosevelt Hotel sa lider Dick Stabile sa sikat Blue Room Blue Room , ,

countless music halls, dinner lounges, weddings and other private receptions, while also teaching individual students and continuing her own leisurely studies by jamming with renowned New Orleans instructor and performer, mabilang musika bulwagan, hapunan lounges, weddings at iba pang mga pribadong receptions, habang din pagtuturo indibidwal na mga mag-aaral at patuloy na ang kanyang sariling pag-aaral parang walang anuman sa pamamagitan ng trapiko na may matunog na pangalan magtuturo New Orleans at tagapalabas, Hank Mackie Hank Mackie . . It was an incredible period of personal growth for her musically. Ito ay isang hindi kapani-paniwala panahon ng mga personal na paglago para sa kanya musically. Emily and Steve had a small quartet called FourPlay that kept busy with gigs and she also is mentioned to have played many times with the R&B group Emily at Steve ay isang maliit na apatan FourPlay tinatawag na pinananatiling busy sa gigs at siya rin ay nabanggit na nilalaro ng maraming beses sa R & B ng grupo

Little Queenie and The Percolators . Little Queenie at Ang Percolators.

Others that were woven into her New Orleans experience were Wynton Marsalis, Joel Grey, Ben Vereen, Robert Goulet and Nancy Wilson. Iba na kamay sa kanyang mga karanasan sa New Orleans ay Wynton Marsalis, Joel Grey, Ben Vereen, Robert Goulet at Nancy Wilson. It was also the entrance of Herb Ellis into her life, who would become a major influence and mentor. Ito ay din ang pasukan ng Herb Ellis sa kanyang buhay, na maging isang malaking impluwensiya at tagapayo. Emily knew his work and found out he was in town. Emily Alam kanyang trabaho at natagpuan out siya ay sa bayan. Her foot in the door came when she contacted him for advice on repairing her Herb Ellis model guitar, so they met and ended up jamming for hours. Ang kanyang paa sa ang pinto ay dumating kapag siya ay makipag-ugnayan sa kanya para sa payo sa repairing kanyang Herb Ellis modelo ng gitara, kaya sila ay nakilala at natapos trapiko para sa oras.

As Herb remembers it, Bilang Herb remembers ito,

I was working in New Orleans in 1977, when this young girl, she couldn't have been 20, came and asked me for a lesson. Ako ay nagtatrabaho sa New Orleans sa 1977, kapag ang bata, hindi siya could may been 20, ay dumating at nagtanong sa akin para sa isang aralin. I asked her to play something for me, and when she did, I just couldn't believe what I heard. Tinanong ko sa kanya na maglaro ng isang bagay para sa akin, at kapag siya ay, ko lamang ay hindi naniniwala kung ano ang narinig ko. Forget about “girl”, she's going to be one of the greatest jazz guitar players who ever lived. Nakalimutan ang tungkol sa "girl", siya ay pagpunta sa maging isa sa mga pinakadakilang mga manlalaro jazz guitar na kailanman nanirahan. She can do anything. Siya ay maaaring gawin.

E E mily was only 19 and he was genuinely impressed. mily ay 19 lamang at tunay na siya ay impressed. She was asked to perform at that years Concord Jazz Festival where she appeared with the “Great Guitars”: Herb Ellis, Charlie Byrd, Joe Pass, Tal Farlow, Barney Kessel and bassist, Ray Brown. Siya ay nagtanong sa gumanap sa na taon Concord Jazz Festival na kung saan siya ay lumitaw sa "Great Guitars": Herb Ellis, Charlie Byrd, Joe Pass, Tal Farlow, Barney Kessel at bassist, Ray Brown. From there her career was off and running. Mula doon ang kanyang karera ay off at tumatakbo. She left New Orleans in '79 but credits her time there as the most crucial in her growth of jazz and the place where she 'got good'. Siya kaliwa New Orleans sa '79 ngunit credits ang kanyang panahon doon bilang ang pinaka-mahalaga sa kanyang paglago ng jazz at ang lugar kung saan siya 'got mabuting'.

I had really just screwed around at Berklee, I didn't concentrate that hard, I was a child, a total beginner. tunay ako had lamang screwed sa paligid sa Berklee, hindi ako nag-pisanin na mahirap, ako ay isang bata, ang isang total beginner. I came out not playing that great but with a lot of knowledge of chords and theory. Ako ay dumating ang hindi paglalaro na malaki ngunit may isang pulutong ng mga kaalaman ng mga chords at teorya. I would say that Berklee was good for me in theory and harmony and ear training but when I got to New Orleans I was forced to get better and better. Gusto ko sabihin na Berklee ay mabuti para sa akin sa teorya at pagkakaisa at tainga pagsasanay ngunit kapag ako got sa New Orleans ako ay sapilitang upang makakuha ng mas mahusay at mas mahusay. I played all these show gigs and jazz gigs, and I had 25 students. Nilalaro ko ang lahat ng mga gigs ipakita at jazz gigs, at ako ay 25 mga mag-aaral. I was forced to come up to a certain level of playing. Ako ay pinilit na dumating hanggang sa isang tiyak na antas ng paglalaro. It was great. Ito ay malaki. There's a modern jazz thing happening down in there. May isang bagay na modernong jazz nangyayari sa down doon. It's much hipper than New York because the people want to be a part of it. Ito ay marami hipper kaysa sa New York dahil ang mga tao na nais na maging isang bahagi ng mga ito. In New York, it's very serious, in New Orleans everybody jumps up and down, there's an R&B kind of feeling. Sa New York, ito ay tunay malubha, lahat ng tao sa New Orleans jumps up at down, may isang R & B uri ng pakiramdam. I sort of stole that rich culture and applied it to my own music. Ako uri ng balabal na mayaman kultura at inilapat ito sa aking sariling musika. If I had stayed in Boston, I'd be playing Giant Steps like a madman- like everybody else. Kung ako ay nagtutulog sa Boston, Gusto ay naglalaro Giant Hakbang tulad ng isang baliw-tulad ng lahat ng tao sino pa ang paririto.

But as you can imagine it was a natural progression to move back to New York and all it's jazz appeal. Subalit bilang maaari mong ipalagay ito ay isang natural na pagpapatuloy sa ilipat pabalik sa New York at ang lahat ng ito ay jazz apila. She began jamming with area musicians, forming loose trios around town and backing on many occasions with the likes of Astrud Gilberto (where her deep love and command of Brazilian Jazz steadily flourished), John Clayton (her first guest appearance on an album, It's All In The Family ), Nancy Wilson at Carnegie Hall, and Eddie Gomez. Siya ay nagsimula trapiko sa musikero lugar, pagbabalangkas maluwag trios sa paligid ng bayan at mga tagapagtaguyod sa maraming okasyon sa kagustuhan ng Astrud Gilberto (kung saan ang kanyang malalim na pag-ibig at utos ng Brazilian Jazz steadily flourished), John Clayton (ang kanyang unang guest hitsura sa isang album, It's Lahat Sa The Family), Nancy Wilson sa Carnegie Hall, at Eddie Gomez. She states that she played every gig she could which led to a few performances in a punk rock band of all things, called the Sterotypes where she played a Les Paul with pink dust in her hair. Siya estado na siya nilalaro sa bawat karetela siya ay na humantong sa ilang mga palabas sa isang banda punk rock ng lahat ng mga bagay, na tinatawag na ang Sterotypes kung saan siya nilalaro ng Les Paul na may kulay-rosas alikabok sa kanyang buhok. True story. Ang tunay na kuwento. She also kept giving lessons when possible and among her students was none other than Gregory Hines, who in turn invited her to Los Angeles to be a part of his production of Siya din ang nag-iingat pagbibigay ng mga aralin kapag posible at sa kanyang mga mag-aaral ay wala na iba sa Gregory Hines, na sa turn-anyaya sa kanya sa Los Angeles upang maging isang bahagi ng kanyang produksyon ng Sophisticated Ladies Sopistikadong Ladies that featured songs based on Duke Ellington's work na itinampok songs base sa Duke Ellington sa trabaho
including Satin Doll, Mood Indigo, Take The A Train and Caravan . kabilang satin Doll, Singsing Indigo, Dalhin Ang Train A at caravan.
All her dedication and hard work was beginning to shine. Lahat ng kanyang dedikasyon at hirap sa trabaho ay nagsisimula sa magshine.

Click image to read an interview with Emily about the show in 1982 from The Los Angeles Times. I-click ang larawan upang basahin ng isang pakikipanayam sa Emily tungkol sa ipakita sa 1982 mula sa Ang Los Angeles Times.

It was a golden time, it was a time unwinding. Ito ay isang gintong panahon, ito ay isang oras unwinding.

And the world was hers… for a while. At ang mundo ay kanya ... para sa isang habang.



1981 1981 was a very good year. ay isang napakagandang taon. She recorded her first album as leader: Firefly , married brilliant Jamaican jazz pianist Monty Alexander and was chosen “Woman of the Year” by jazz historian and music critic, Leonard Feather. Siya ay naitala ang kanyang unang album bilang lider: Firefly, may-asawa napakatalino Jamaican jazz pyanista Monty Alexander at noon ay napili "Babae ng Taon" sa pamamagitan ng jazz mananalaysay at musika kritiko, Leonard Feather. Although Firefly wasn't considered groundbreaking by critics, it was a classic hard bop style album that she used to pay homage to some of her favorite composers and idols. Kahit Firefly ay hindi itinuturing na groundbreaking sa pamamagitan ng critics, ito ay isang klasikong mahirap bop estilo ng album na siya ginagamit upang ibunyi ang ilan sa kanyang mga paboritong composers at idols. For a twenty three year old woman jazz guitarist, it was a successful first outing. Para sa isang twenty three taong gulang na babae Guitarist jazz, ito ay isang matagumpay na unang pagliliwaliw. The following year brought her second album: Take Two , a challenging set of material filled with obscurities and rarely performed gems from Cannonball Adderley, Dexter Gordon and McCoy Tyner as well as a beautiful composition from Monty called Eleuthra , one of the highlights of the album. Ang mga sumusunod na taon nagdala kanyang ikalawang album: Sumakay Dalawang, isang mahirap na hanay ng mga materyal na napuno ng obscurities at bihira gumanap Diamante mula sa Cannonball Adderley, Dexter Gordon at McCoy Tyner pati na rin ang isang magandang komposisyon mula sa tinatawag na Monty Eleuthra, isa sa mga highlights ng album . She contributed two originals herself, the emotional Waltz For My Grandfather and a fun swinging romp right out of the gate called Pocket Wes . Siya contributed dalawang orihinal sarili, ang emosyonal na sumayaw ng balse Para sa aking lolo at isang masaya pagtatayon magkagulo sa laro karapatan sa labas ng gate tinatawag na Pocket Wes. That year also earned her a stay in Los Angeles area playing music for a stage show and appearances at many festivals namely Concord's Jazz Celebration and The Berlin and Newport Festivals. taon na din nakakuha sa kanya ng isang manatili sa Los Angeles area musika paglalaro para sa isang yugto ipakita at hehe sa maraming festivals namely Concord's Jazz pagdiriwang at Ang Berlin at Newport Festivals.


Transitions in 1983 marked her 3rd solo album and just as the title suggests, it signified the changing and maturity of her music and writing skills. Transitions sa 1983 na minarkahan ang kanyang 3rd solo album at tulad ng pamagat ang nagmumungkahi, ito signified ang pagpapalit ng kapanahunan at ng kanyang musika at mga kasanayan sa pagsusulat. Her own voice was beginning to emerge with great Latin overtones. Ang kanyang sariling tinig ay nagsisimula sa lumitaw na may dakilang Latin overtones. Meanwhile she continued to build her reputation around the New York scene, gigging with jazz groups and touring. Samantala siya patuloy na bumuo ng kanyang reputasyon sa buong tanawin ng New York, gigging sa mga grupo jazz at panlalakbay. The high momentum career did have it's downside on relationships, as it created too much unrelenting conflict to deal with and due to many “haphazard meetings” caused by their opposing travel schedules and other more personal issues that began to strain the young marriage, Emily and Monty divorced in '84. Ang mataas na karera momentum ay may ito ay downside sa mga relasyon, dahil ito ay ginawa ng masyadong maraming walang pahinga conflict sa pakikitungo sa at dahil sa maraming mga "pulong padaskul-daskol" na sanhi ng kanilang laban schedules paglalakbay at iba pang mga mas personal na isyu na nagsimula sa pilay ang bata pa kasal, Emily at Monty diborsiyado sa '84.


That didn't seem to slow her down any, Catwalk , an all original compositions effort was released the very same year. Mocha Spice came from this album and is maybe her most well known song but perhaps the most overlooked of her compositions is Pedals , a very Coltrane-esque song with haunting melodic phrases. Iyan ay hindi tila sa mabagal kanya down sa anumang, Catwalk, isang orihinal na lahat ng pagsisikap compositions ay inilabas ang tunay parehong taon. Moko Spice ay dumating mula sa album na ito at ito ay marahil ang kanyang pinaka-mahusay na kilala song ngunit marahil ang pinaka-overlooked ng kanyang compositions ay Pedals, isang napaka Coltrane-esque song na may kalagim-lagim melodiko parirala. Her writing had developed great range and complexity. Ang kanyang pagsusulat ay binuo malaking saklaw at kumplikado. She also appeared on Ray Brown's Soular Energy for one song, then followed that with a great duo album in 1985 with longtime friend and guitarist – Larry Coryell called Together , considered by many to be a crowning achievement for a jazz guitar duo album. Siya rin ay lumitaw sa Ray Brown's Soular Enerhiya para sa isang song, at pagkatapos ay sumunod na may isang mahusay na album duo sa 1985 na may longtime kaibigan at Guitarist - Larry Coryell tinatawag Together, itinuturing ng marami na maging isang pagpaparangal tagumpay para sa isang jazz duo album guitar. It's memorable for How Insensitive and the best swing blues version of a misnamed Pat Martino tune, Cisco listed as Gerri's Blues on the album. Ito ay para sa malilimot Paano insensitive at ang pinakamahusay na bersyon blues ugoy ng isang misnamed Martino tune Pat, Cisco nakalista bilang Gerri's Blues sa album.


It was a non stop schedule of playing and touring for the now seasoned twenty seven year old veteran and rising star. Ito ay isang hindi hihinto sa schedule ng paglalaro at para sa panlalakbay sa ngayon tinimplahan twenty seven taong gulang na matanda na sa serbisyo at sumisikat bituin. She was in high demand as a featured guest for albums with Rosemary Clooney and John Colianni as well as many live performances and festivals before her next solo album would appear and one of her most successful in '87, East to Wes . Siya ay sa mataas na demand bilang isang itinampok guest para sa mga album na may Rosemary Clooney at John Colianni pati na rin ang maraming mga nakatira palabas at festivals bago ang kanyang susunod na solo album na lalabas at isa sa kanyang pinaka-matagumpay sa '87, sa East Wes. Such a great album from start to finish highlighted by her tribute to Herb Ellis called Blues For Herb , among other swinging bebop standards that she took to new heights like Clifford Brown's Daahoud . Tulad ng isang malaking album mula sa simula hanggang matapos naka-highlight sa pamamagitan ng kanyang paggunita sa Herb Ellis tinatawag na Blues Para sa Herb, bukod sa iba pang mga pamantayan pagtatayon bebop na siya kinuha sa mga bagong Heights tulad ng Clifford Brown's Daahoud. Mingled in were European and Asia tours and recordings with Hank Crawford's Quintet while in France on a much overlooked jazz jam album called Bossa International and several touring venues with Larry. Pinaghalo ay sa European at Asya tour at sa recording ng limahan habang Hank Crawford sa France sa isang magkano overlooked oras album na tinatawag na jazz Bossa International at ng ilang panlalakbay venues kasama si Larry. More circuits and guest appearances followed in '87 – '89 (Susannah McCorkle and David Benoit are the most notable names). Higit pang mga circuits at guest hehe sumunod sa '87 - '89 (Susannah McCorkle at David Benoit ay ang pinaka-memorable mga pangalan). She had also briefly moved to Pittsburgh PA, where she was Artist in Residence with Duquesne University and flourished at the local clubs, trying still to overcome her on going personal issues with substance abuse by keeping old habits in NY at a distance and new, more positive challenges front and center but life was also becoming much more hectic and demanding. Siya ay nagkaroon din ng maikling inilipat sa Pittsburgh PA, kung saan siya ay na Artist sa Paninirahan sa Duquesne University at flourished at ang mga lokal na mga klub, sinusubukan pa rin sa pagtagumpayan ang kanyang pagpunta sa mga personal na mga isyu sa pang-aabuso na substansiya sa pamamagitan ng pagsunod sa mga lumang gawi sa NY sa isang distansya at mga bago, mas positibong hamon harap at sentro ngunit buhay ay din pagiging mas napakahirap at demanding.
Time was flying, but time was grinding. Time ay mabilis na, ngunit ang oras ay paggiling.


Jan Leder, a jazz flutist in the NY area shares this remembrance: Jan Leder, isang jazz magpupluta sa lugar na NY namamahagi ito bati:

I met Emily at DeFemeo’s in Yonkers one night at a jam session. Nakilala ko sa Emily's DeFemeo sa Yonkers isang gabi sa isang session oras. She was an amazing player. Siya ay isang amazing player. She had just returned from a trip to Japan and had not slept, but here she was jamming away. nagkaroon lang niya bumalik mula sa isang paglalakbay sa Japan at ay hindi slept, ngunit dito siya ay trapiko malayo. We somehow got to talking, and talked for quite a while. Namin sa paanuman got sa pakikipag-usap, at talked para sa ganap ng isang habang. Here was someone who I thought had everything I'd ever wanted, namely a “successful” jazz career and recognition, not to mention real facility on her instrument. Ito ay isang tao na Akala ko ay lahat ng bagay Gusto kailanman pinaghahanap, namely ng isang "matagumpay" jazz karera at pagkilala, hindi upang mailakip ang tunay na pasilidad sa kanyang instrumento. After a while chatting she told me she envied me for my more “normal” life, and that made me reconsider the way I was looking at things at the time. Pagkatapos ng isang habang nakikipag-chat siya Sinabi sa akin siya envied ako para sa aking mas "normal" sa buhay, at na ginawa sa akin isaalang-alang ang paraan ng ako ay naghahanap sa mga bagay-bagay sa panahon. She was clearly hurting, and yet she played so incredibly well. Siya ay malinaw na pagyurak, at gayon pa man siya nilalaro kaya hindi mapaniniwalaan o kapani-paniwala ng mabuti. I will always remember her for how beautifully she played that night, and also for setting me straight in terms of appreciating what I had and was not seeing. ako ay laging tandaan ang kanyang para sa kung paano maganda siya nilalaro na gabi, at din para sa pagtatakda ng tuwid sa akin sa mga tuntunin ng appreciating kung ano ako had at noon ay hindi nakakakita.

I Ako n '89, restless with her music and wanting to take it a different direction, Emily signs a recording contract with Justice Records and released her last and fittingly most self assured album, This Is Me . n '89, hindi mapakali sa kanyang musika at kulang sa dalhin ito sa ibang direksiyon, Emily palatandaan ng isang pagtatala ng kontrata sa Justice Records at inilabas ang kanyang huling at pinaka-fittingly sarili mapagtiwala sa album, Ito Ay Me.

In this clear break from her earlier and more traditional approaches Emily was branching out on the electronic side of jazz, incorporating the sounds of a Casio Synth guitar into her new mix of music that was still heavily influenced by her continued love and devotion of Brazilian melodies, evident in “Carenia” and “Simplicidaje”, as well as chord melody showcase songs like “You Know What I'm Sayin' and “Second Childhood”. Sa malinaw na break mula sa kanyang mas maaga at mas tradisyunal na pamamaraang Emily ay sumasanga out sa elektronikong bahagi ng jazz, incorporating ang tunog ng isang guitar Synth Casio sa kanyang bagong ihalo ng musika na noon ay pa rin mabigat na naaapektuhan sa pamamagitan ng kanyang patuloy na pag-ibig at debosyon ng Brazilian melodies , maliwanag sa "Carenia" at "Simplicidaje", pati na rin ang sayusay songs iskaparate himig tulad ng "Ikaw Alamin Ano I'm Sayin 'at" Second Childhood ". With the exception of one title, it was another album full of her unique evolving sound and dreams. Sa kataliwasan ng isang pamagat, ito ay isa pang album na puno ng kanyang natatanging tunog umuusbong at dreams. Pretty good for someone that considered their grasp of technical things to be below average. Pretty mabuti para sa isang tao na isinasaalang-alang ang kanilang dakutin ng mga teknikal na mga bagay-bagay na sa ibaba average.

Let me tell you first that in my aptitude test in high school I scored 98 and 99 in verbal usage and spelling, 35 in technical reading. Hayaan akong sabihin sa iyo na ang unang sa aking kakayahan sa pagsubok sa mataas na paaralan ko scored 98 at 99 sa pandiwang paggamit at pagbaybay, 35 sa teknikal na pagbabasa. Mechanical reasoning – I'ma moron. Mechanical pangangatwiran - Ako ay isang taong isip-bata. I plug the guitar into the amp and it's a big deal. plug ko ang guitar sa amp at ito ay isang malaking pakikitungo. When I get one of those pedals – chorus, flanger, digital delay – I fool with it all night long. Kung makuha ko ang isa sa mga pedals - sabay-sabay, flanger, digital delay - ako pakialaman ito ang lahat ng gabi mahaba. For me, maybe one day I will learn how to use that. Para sa akin, marahil isang araw ay ako malaman kung paano gamitin na. I respect and envy Pat (Metheny) because he took the time to learn that stuff and how can you compete with the beautiful sounds that you can get out of those machines? Ako paggalang at inggit Pat (Metheny) dahil siya ay kinuha ng oras upang malaman na ang bagay-bagay at kung paano maaari mong labanan ang magandang tunog na maaari kang makakuha ng out ng mga machine? I mean, sounds like the sun coming up, for God's sake. ibig sabihin ko, tunog tulad ng araw pagdating up, para sa Diyos alang-alang.

A delightful self observation from an interview in 1985 following the release of her fourth album, Catwalk. Ang isang kaaya-aya sa sarili pagmamasid mula sa isang pakikipanayam sa 1985 mga sumusunod na ang release ng kanyang ika-apat na album, Catwalk. But really her electronic interests and mastery would reveal themselves in later recordings. Subalit ang kanyang tunay na elektronikong mga interes at kadalubhasaan ay ihayag ang kanilang sarili sa susunod recording.

Robert Jospe recalls how Emily envisioned her future. Robert Jospe recalls paano Emily envisioned kanyang hinaharap.

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All along she kept winning respect for her ever growing musicianship and dedication to jazz. Lahat ng mga kasama niya iningatan panalong paggalang para sa kanya kahit minsan lumalagong musicianship at pagtatalaga sa jazz.

“Just Incredible.” ~ Jim Hall "Basta hindi kapani-paniwala." ~ Jim Hall
“I'm taken by the great authority with which she plays” ~ Charlie Byrd "I'm kinuha sa pamamagitan ng dakilang kapangyarihan na kung saan siya gumaganap" ~ Charlie Byrd
“The new superstar of the guitar” ~ Herb Ellis "Ang bagong superstar ng gitara" ~ Herb Ellis

She was no longer the novelty woman jazz guitarist but simply a great guitar player in her own right. Siya ay hindi na ang mga kagawaran ng babae jazz Guitarist ngunit lamang ng isang malaking player guitar sa kanyang sariling karapatan. She was becoming comfortable with her own voice and vision in music and stronger in her attitude about style and substance. Siya ay naging komportable sa kanyang sariling tinig at pangitain sa musika at mas malakas na sa kanyang mga saloobin tungkol sa estilo at sangkap. She was making lesson videos, taping live performances on The Jazz Master's series of television shows, while still finding time for teaching and her own personal studies. Siya ay paggawa ng mga video aral, taping live palabas sa Ang Jazz Master's serye ng mga nagpapakita ng telebisyon, habang pa rin sa paghahanap ng oras para sa pagtuturo at ang kanyang sariling mga personal na pag-aaral.

“I was unprepared for the sheer strength of her playing. "Ako ay hindi handa para sa manipis na manipis ang lakas ng kanyang paglalaro. She was an extraordinarily daring player, edging close to the avant-garde, and she swung ferociously. Siya ay isang extraordinarily matapang player, ukit malapit sa-garde avant, at siya swung ferociously. There was also a deeply lyrical quality to her playing. Nagkaroon din ng isang taos-puso liriko kalidad sa kanyang paglalaro. She was a guitarist of unusual authority and individuality , a talented player who was one of the brightest happenings in the jazz guitar world of her decade. Siya ay isang Guitarist ng di-pangkaraniwang kapangyarihan at sariling katangian, ang isang matalino na player ay ang isa sa mga brightest happenings sa guitar diyas mundo ng kanyang dekada. Harmonically, melodically and rhythmically, she had it all. Harmonically, melodically at rhythmically, siya ay ang lahat ng ito. ” "
Gene Lees Gene Lees

It seemed to be another good year. Ito tila sa maging isa pang mahusay na taon.

T T he end as we all know was too sudden, too soon and without our permission. siya pagtatapos bilang namin ang lahat ng malaman ay masyadong biglaang, masyadong madaling panahon at nang walang aming pahintulot. What could have been, what notes we'll never hear is known only to the moon and stars. Ano ang maaaring may been, ano ang tala hindi kami marinig ay kilala lamang sa buwan at mga bituin. The truth and beauty left behind in the aftermath can be found in her music and her philosophies and that's enough for us to reflect over, draw from and share for a long time to come. Ang katotohanan at kagandahan sa likod ng kaliwa sa ang resulta ay matatagpuan sa kanyang musika at ang kanyang philosophies at iyan ay sapat na para sa amin upang ipakita ang higit sa, mula sa gumuhit at ibahagi para sa isang mahabang oras sa darating.

We are lucky to have had the time and pleasure of her company at all. Kami ay mapalad na magkaroon ay ang oras at kasiyahan ng kanyang kumpanya sa lahat.

~ Emily Remler died suddenly on tour, in Sydney, Australia on May 4th, 1990, ~ Emily Remler biglang namatay sa tour, sa Sydney, Australia sa Mayo 4, 1990,
officially listed as heart failure. opisyal na bilang na nakalista sa pagpalya ng puso. She was 32 years young. Siya ay 32 taon na bata. ~ ~
View New York Times Obituary Tingnan ang New York Times sa pagkamatay

That said, the audio below is an excellent and revealing interview conducted by David Brent Johnson host of Night Lights Jazz program with one of Emily's fellow musicians and friend Robert Jospe, who gives us one point of view dealing with this delicate matter from someone closer to the situation as it was happening then. Sa gayon, audio sa ibaba ay isang mahusay at nagsisiwalat pakikipanayam na isinagawa sa pamamagitan ng David host Brent Johnson ng Night ilaw programa Jazz sa isa sa Emily's kapwa musikero at kaibigan Robert Jospe, na nagbibigay sa amin ng isang punto ng tingnan ang pagharap sa ito maselan bagay mula sa isang tao na mas malapit sa ang sitwasyon na ito ay nangyayari pagkatapos.

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Night Lights presenting “Emily Remler: a Musical Remembrance” Night ilaw ang pagtatanghal "Emily Remler: isang Musical bati"
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David also posted an insightful blog giving his opinion of how the memory of Emily was handled, as well as his considerable collective thoughts regarding this issue that so many jazz musicians have battled. David din posted isang insightful blog pagbibigay ng kanyang opinyon ng kung paano ang memorya ng Emily ay hawakan, pati na rin ang kanyang mga mumunti sama-iisip tungkol sa isyung ito na kaya maraming mga jazz musikero ay may battled. David is a devoted researcher and is well versed in Jazz music, especially the legendary players, a powerful passion for him that induced suddenly while listening to a recording of Count Basie in his college years. David ay isang mapagmahal at researcher ay mabuti bihasa sa Jazz musika, lalo na ang maalamat manlalaro, isang malakas na simbuyo ng damdamin para sa kanya na sapilitan bigla habang nakikinig sa isang pagtatala ng Count Basie sa kanyang mga taon sa kolehiyo. We are both from the same school of thought on the matter and I couldn't have summarized this “issue” any better. Kami ay parehong mula sa parehong paaralan ng pag-iisip sa bagay na iyon at maaaring hindi ko na summarized na ito "isyu" ng anumang mas mahusay. Worth your time to check out. Worth iyong oras sa check-out.

Click this title to read: ” Emily Remler, Artist Sites and That Issue.” I-click ang pamagat na ito na basahin ang: "Emily Remler, Artist Site at iyon Issue."

No matter what your thoughts are concerning Emily's substance abuse there's no denying her incredible spirit, talent and dedication to music, to her fans and to her students. Walang bagay na kung ano ang iyong mga saloobin ay tungkol sa pang-aabuso na substansiya Emily's walang pagtangging sumampalataya sa kanya hindi kapani-paniwala espiritu, talento at dedikasyon sa musika, sa kanyang mga tagahanga at sa kanyang mga mag-aaral. Her influences and indelible impact on the world of Jazz and the people affected so deeply from her contributions even to this day are the most important things to keep center stage as we go forward. Ang kanyang impluwensya at indelible epekto sa mundo ng Jazz at ang mga tao na apektado sa gayon taimtim mula sa kanyang mga kontribusyon na kahit na sa araw na ito ay ang pinaka-mahalagang mga bagay upang mapanatili ang sentro yugto bilang pumunta namin inaabangan ang panahon.

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1957 Born, Sept. 18th. Born 1957, 18 Set. Manhattan, NY. Manhattan, NY. Raised in Englewood Cliffs, NJ. Itinaas sa Cliffs Englewood, NJ.

1970-1974 Dwight Morrow HS/ Windsor Mt. 1970-1974 Dwight Morrow HS / Windsor Mt. School in MA. School sa MA. Graduates at age 16. Nagtapos sa edad na 16.

1974-1976 Berklee School of Music. 1974-1976 Berklee School of Music. Studies with Larry Baione. Studies sa Larry Baione. Graduates at age 18. Nagtapos sa edad na 18.

1976-1979 Lived and worked in New Orleans. 1976-1979 nanirahan at nagtrabaho sa New Orleans. Performed with FourPlay, Little Queenie and the Percolators. Ginanap sa FourPlay, Little Queenie at ang Percolators. Studies with Hank Mackie. Studies sa Hank Mackie.

1978 Chance meeting with Herb Ellis, invited to play Concord Jazz Festival for 1st time. 1978 Chance pulong sa Herb Ellis, iniimbitahan na play Concord Jazz Festival para sa 1st oras.

1979 Moved back to NY. 1979 Inilipat pabalik sa NY. First recorded guest appearance, Clayton's All In The Family . Unang naitala guest hitsura, Clayton's Lahat Sa Ang Pamilya.

1980 Plays Concord Jazz Festival, Kool-Newport Festival, Berlin Festival. 1980 Plays Concord Jazz Festival, Kool-Newport Festival, Berlin Festival.

1981 Records 1st album as leader. 1981 Talaang 1st album bilang lider. Performs with Los Angeles production of Broadway hit, Sophisticated Ladies . Gumaganap sa Los Angeles produksyon ng Broadway hit, sopistikadong Ladies. Marries Jazz pianist Monty Alexander. Marries Jazz pyanista Monty Alexander. Receives “Woman of The Year” award. Tumatanggap ng "Woman ng Ang Year" award.

1982 Records second album as leader, Take Two. 1982 Talaang ikalawang album bilang lider, Sumakay Dalawang.

1983 Produces 3rd album, Transitions, includes 3 original compositions. 1983 Produces 3rd album, Transitions, kabilang ang 3 orihinal compositions. Tours Canada & Netherlands. Tours & Canada Netherlands.

1984 4th album Catwalk is released. 1984 4th album Catwalk ay pinakawalan. Guest appearance on Ray Brown's, Soular Energy . Guest hitsura sa Ray Brown's, Soular Energy. Marriage to Alexander ends. Kasal sa Alexander dulo.

1985 Duo album Together , with Larry Coryell, released. 1985 Duo album Magkasama, na may Larry Coryell, pinakawalan. Named ' G uitarist O f T he Y ear' by DownBeat Jazz Magazine's international poll. G uitarist pinangalanan na 'O f T siya tainga Y' sa pamamagitan ng Magazine's international poll DownBeat Jazz.

1986 Collaboration on Clooney's Van Heusen cd, and Colianni's self titled album. 1986 Kolaborasyon sa Clooney's Van Heusen cd, at Colianni ang sarili na may pamagat na album. Produces lesson videos, Bebop & Swing Guitar and Advanced Latin & Jazz Improvisation. Produces aral videos, Bebop & Guitar ugoy at Advanced Latin Jazz at bakis.

1987 Records live album: Bossa International with Hank Crawford Quintet in France. 1987 Talaang live album: Bossa International sa Hank Crawford limahan sa Pransiya. Tours Europe and Asia. Tours Europa at Asya.

1988 Records East To Wes, featured on No More Blues with McCorkle. 1988 Talaang East Upang Wes, itinampok sa Walang Higit pang mga Blues sa McCorkle. Plays Las Vegas. Plays Las Vegas. Studies composition in NY with Aydin Esen. Studies komposisyon sa NY sa Aydin Esen. Lived in Pittsburgh, Artist in Residence at Duquesne University, studies Composition with Bob Brookmire. Nanirahan sa Pittsburgh, Artist sa Paninirahan sa Duquesne University, pag-aaral sa komposisyon ni Bob Brookmire.

1989 Last US recordings as she appears on Benoit's Waiting For Spring, and McCorkle's acclaimed, Sabia, and one song for a homeless benefits album called Christmas Guitars. 1989 Huling US recording bilang siya ay lalabas sa Benoit's Naghihintay Para sa Spring, at McCorkle's acclaimed, Sabia, at isa song para sa isang walang-bahay na mga benepisyo album na tinatawag na Christmas Guitars. Tapes Jazz Master's solo performance show started by Les Paul. solo performance Tape Jazz Master's ipakita na nagsimula sa pamamagitan ng Les Paul. Tours Australia and New Zealand. Paglalakbay sa Australya at New Zealand.
Receives B erklee’s D istinguished A lumni award. B erklee's D Tumatanggap ng istinguished A lumni award.

1990 Lost to us on tour in Sydney, Australia, May 4th. Nawala ang 1990 sa amin sa tour sa Sydney, Australia, 4 May.

1990 Final solo album, This Is Me released posthumously. 1990 Final solo album, Ito Ay Me pinakawalan posthumously.

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