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Publication Name
David Baker
Title
David Baker
Subtitle
A Legacy in Music
Contributor
Nathan Davis (Contributions by)
ISBN-10
0253356571
EAN
9780253356574
ISBN
9780253356574
Release Date
11/16/2011
Release Year
2011
Country/Region of Manufacture
US
Book Title
David Baker : a Legacy in Music
Item Length
9in
Publisher
Indiana University Press
Publication Year
2011
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
0.6in
Author
Monika Herzig
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Music
Topic
Instruction & Study / General, Composers & Musicians, Individual Composer & Musician, Genres & Styles / Jazz
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
27.2 Oz
Number of Pages
448 Pages

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A Living Jazz Legend, musician and composer David Baker has made a distinctive mark on the world of music in his nearly 60-year career?as player (chiefly on trombone and cello), composer, and educator. In this richly illustrated volume, Monika Herzig explores Baker's artistic legacy, from his days as a jazz musician in Indianapolis to his long-term gig as Distinguished Professor and Chairman of the Jazz Studies department at Indiana University. Baker's credits are striking: in the 1960s he was a member of George Russell's "out there" sextet and orchestra; by the 1980s he was in the jazz educator's hall of fame. His compositions have been recorded by performers as diverse as Dexter Gordon and Janos Starker, the Beaux Arts Trio, the Composer's String Quartet and the Czech Philharmonic. Featuring enlightening interviews with Baker and a CD of unreleased recordings and Baker compositions, this book brings a jazz legend into clear view.

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Publisher
Indiana University Press
ISBN-10
0253356571
ISBN-13
9780253356574
eBay Product ID (ePID)
102924876

Product Key Features

Book Title
David Baker : a Legacy in Music
Author
Monika Herzig
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Instruction & Study / General, Composers & Musicians, Individual Composer & Musician, Genres & Styles / Jazz
Publication Year
2011
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Music
Number of Pages
448 Pages

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Item Length
9in
Item Height
0.6in
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
27.2 Oz

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Lc Classification Number
Ml410.B17426k47 2011
Grade from
College Graduate Student
Reviews
"What has David Baker not done? As a young trombonist he lit up the Midwest and then New York with brilliant technique and endless ideas. David was already a much admired composer when he was forced to surrender his trombone, but when he started writing full-time he produced some of the most exciting works in late 20th-century American music. Equally influential as an educator, David has trained some outstanding musicians at Indiana University and was immensely influential at the late International Association for Jazz Education. Most importantly, David has long been an ambassador of jazz, advocating for its important place alongside classical musical traditions." -A. B. Spellman, former Deputy Chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts, With the help of several key contributors, Herzig carefully traces Baker's career as a player, composer, educator and artist. It reads like the lives of several wrapped into one amazing person. . . . [T]his book is for anyone who wants to read about a class act, as well as a nice guy who wins in the face of great odds., Congratulations to Monika Herzig and the team of experts she assembled to contribute to a thorough look at the musical values and achievements of David Baker . . . [It's] a worthy 80th birthday tribute to a unique musician-educator., "Books about musical artists often do a good job of telling us about the artist's life or about the artist's music; only rarely do they do both well. Monika Herzig's new book David Baker is one such book." -Bloom, "One of my musical superheroes, he has contributed significantly to jazz, African American culture, and the world." -- Larry Ridley, jazz bassist and educator, "My thanks to Indiana University Press for publishing this book describing the multi-faceted career, super accomplishments, and genius of my "brother/guru/friend," Dr. David Nathaniel Baker. One of my musical super heroes, he has contributed significantly to jazz, African American culture, and the world." -- Dr. Larry Ridley, Jazz bassist and educator, "With the help of several key contributors, Herzig carefully traces Baker's career as a player, composer, educator and artist. It reads like the lives of several wrapped into one amazing person.... [T]his book is for anyone who wants to read about a class act, as well as a nice guy who wins in the face of great odds." -Down Beat, "Congratulations to Monika Herzig and the team of experts she assembled to contribute to a thorough look at the musical values and achievements of David Baker... [It's] a worthy 80th birthday tribute to a unique musician-educator." -- blogs.indystar.com, "In a society that most commonly rewards glamorous careers with a focus on highly visible personalities, the choice to dedicate one's life to helping others achieve their aspirations denotes a truly selfless and kind person." -from the Foreword by Quincy Jones, Herzig provides a thoroughly researched account of Baker's compelling life and his influential pedagogical approach, filled with contributions and heartfelt remembrances from the people who know him best., Each chapter and contributor to the book is effusive in praise of Baker's personal touch. The reader is reminded that Baker is humble, funny, self-effacing, passionate and of great conviction. It may seem a hagiography at times but Herzig's book serves to inspire., "Each chapter and contributor to the book is effusive in praise of Baker's personal touch. The reader is reminded that Baker is humble, funny, self-effacing, passionate and of great conviction. It may seem a hagiography at times but Herzig's book serves to inspire." -JazzTimes, "Herzig provides a thoroughly researched account of Baker's compelling life and his influential pedagogical approach, filled with contributions and heartfelt remembrances from the people who know him best." -- David Borgo, Sync or Swarm: Improvising Music in a Complex Age, "The musical legend is nearing his 80th birthday, and this book serves as a testament to his long career. It's a pleasure to have Baker's stories gathered in one place." Bloomington Herald-Times "In a society that most commonly rewards glamorous careers with a focus on highly visible personalities, the choice to dedicate one's life to helping others achieve their aspirations denotes a truly selfless and kind person." From the Foreword by Quincy Jones"Herzig provides a thoroughly researched account of Baker's compelling life and his influential pedagogical approach, filled with contributions and heartfelt remembrances from the people who know him best." David Borgo, author of Sync or Swarm: Improvising Music in a Complex Age, "With the help of several key contributors, Herzig carefully traces Baker's career as a player, composer, educator and artist. It reads like the lives of several wrapped into one amazing person.... [T]his book is for anyone who wants to read about a class act, as well as a nice guy who wins in the face of great odds." -www.downbeat.com, "Herzig provides a thoroughly researched account of Baker's compelling life and his influential pedagogical approach, filled with contributions and heartfelt remembrances from the people who know him best." -David Borgo, author of Sync or Swarm: Improvising Music in a Complex Age, "The musical legend is nearing his 80th birthday, and this book serves as a testament to his long career. It's a pleasure to have Baker's stories gathered in one place." -- Bloomington Herald-Times, [A] fascinating and well-documented book. . . The book is rich in detail and stories, personal and musical., Unlike many other examples of the [Festschrift] genre, this one has real substance. It is a fine tribute to this extraordinary man and a valuable contribution to the history of jazz for the last half-century. I recommend it highly., "In a society that most commonly rewards glamorous careers with a focus on highly visible personalities, the choice to dedicate one's life to helping others achieve their aspirations denotes a truly selfless and kind person." -- From the Foreword by Quincy Jones, Overall, this is a fine tribute to the Indianapolis native and Living Jazz Legend, illuminating his 60-year career as performer, composer, and educator., "Congratulations to Monika Herzig and the team of experts she assembled to contribute to a thorough look at the musical values and achievements of David Baker... [It's] a worthy 80th birthday tribute to a unique musician-educator." -Indianapolis Star, One of my musical superheroes, he has contributed significantly to jazz, African American culture, and the world., "Herzig provides a thoroughly researched account of Baker's compelling life and his influential pedagogical approach, filled with contributions and heartfelt remembrances from the people who know him best." -- David Borgo, author of Sync or Swarm: Improvising Music in a Complex Age, "Unlike many other examples of the [Festschrift] genre, this one has real substance. It is a fine tribute to this extraordinary man and a valuable contribution to the history of jazz for the last half-century. I recommend it highly." -JJA News, David Baker is a musical institution and one of the most giving, brilliant, sensitive, funny and energetic forces among us. In the world of American jazz education and pedagogy, there is no higher tower.--Bill Banfield, musician, composer, writer, and educator, "The musical legend is nearing his 80th birthday, and this book serves as a testament to his long career. It's a pleasure to have Baker's stories gathered in one place." -- Bloomington Herald-Times, July 17, 2011, In a society that most commonly rewards glamorous careers with a focus on highly visible personalities, the choice to dedicate one's life to helping others achieve their aspirations denotes a truly selfless and kind person., Congratulations to Monika Herzig and the team of experts she assembled to contribute to a thorough look at the musical values and achievements of David Baker... [It's] a worthy 80th birthday tribute to a unique musician-educator., "In a society that most commonly rewards glamorous careers with a focus on highly visible personalities, the choice to dedicate one's life to helping others achieve their aspirations denotes a truly selfless and kind person." From the Foreword by Quincy Jones"Herzig provides a thoroughly researched account of Baker's compelling life and his influential pedagogical approach, filled with contributions and heartfelt remembrances from the people who know him best." David Borgo, author of Sync or Swarm: Improvising Music in a Complex Age, "[A] fascinating and well-documented book... The book is rich in detail and stories, personal and musical." --, All great musicians share one common thread and that is they were influenced and mentored along their journey by a very special individual. As I look back on my career in music, I will be forever grateful for meeting and working with the great David Baker. He is an inspiration to everyone he teaches and his love for music and the growth of musicianship amongst his students is contagious., "[A] fascinating and well-documented book... The book is rich in detail and stories, personal and musical." -, "The musical legend is nearing his 80th birthday, and this book serves as a testament to his long career. It''s a pleasure to have Baker''s stories gathered in one place.July 17, 2011"-- Bloomington Herald-Times "[A] fascinating and well-documented book. . . The book is rich in detail and stories, personal and musical."-- Hoosier Times "Congratulations to Monika Herzig and the team of experts she assembled to contribute to a thorough look at the musical values and achievements of David Baker . . . [It''s] a worthy 80th birthday tribute to a unique musician-educator."-- Indianapolis Star "Each chapter and contributor to the book is effusive in praise of Baker''s personal touch. The reader is reminded that Baker is humble, funny, self-effacing, passionate and of great conviction. It may seem a hagiography at times but Herzig''s book serves to inspire."-- JazzTimes "Books about musical artists often do a good job of telling us about the artist''s life or about the artist''s music; only rarely do they do both well. Monika Herzig''s new book David Baker is one such book."-- Bloom "With the help of several key contributors, Herzig carefully traces Baker''s career as a player, composer, educator and artist. It reads like the lives of several wrapped into one amazing person. . . . [T]his book is for anyone who wants to read about a class act, as well as a nice guy who wins in the face of great odds."-- Down Beat "Overall, this is a fine tribute to the Indianapolis native and Living Jazz Legend, illuminating his 60-year career as performer, composer, and educator."-- Black Grooves "Unlike many other examples of the [Festschrift] genre, this one has real substance. It is a fine tribute to this extraordinary man and a valuable contribution to the history of jazz for the last half-century. I recommend it highly."-- JJA News "All great musicians share one common thread and that is they were influenced and mentored along their journey by a very special individual. As I look back on my career in music, I will be forever grateful for meeting and working with the great David Baker. He is an inspiration to everyone he teaches and his love for music and the growth of musicianship amongst his students is contagious."--Chris Botti, jazz trumpeter "One of my musical superheroes, he has contributed significantly to jazz, African American culture, and the world."--Larry Ridley, jazz bassist and educator "Herzig provides a thoroughly researched account of Baker''s compelling life and his influential pedagogical approach, filled with contributions and heartfelt remembrances from the people who know him best."--David Borgo, author of Sync or Swarm: Improvising Music in a Complex Age "David Baker is a musical institution and one of the most giving, brilliant, sensitive, funny and energetic forces among us. In the world of American jazz education and pedagogy, there is no higher tower."--Bill Banfield, musician, composer, writer, and educator "In a society that most commonly rewards glamorous careers with a focus on highly visible personalities, the choice to dedicate one''s life to helping others achieve their aspirations denotes a truly selfless and kind person."--from the Foreword by Quincy Jones "What has David Baker not done? As a young trombonist he lit up the Midwest and then New York with brilliant technique and endless ideas. David was already a much admired composer when he was forced to surrender his trombone, but when he started writing full-time he produced some of the most exciting works in late 20th-century American music. Equally influential as an educator, David has trained some outstanding musicians at Indiana University and was immensely influential at the late International Association for Jazz Education. Most importantly, David has long been an ambassador of jazz, advocating for its important place alongside classical musical traditions."--A. B. Spellman, former Deputy Chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts, With the help of several key contributors, Herzig carefully traces Baker's career as a player, composer, educator and artist. It reads like the lives of several wrapped into one amazing person.... [T]his book is for anyone who wants to read about a class act, as well as a nice guy who wins in the face of great odds., "All great musicians share one common thread and that is they were influenced and mentored along their journey by a very special individual. As I look back on my career in music, I will be forever grateful for meeting and working with the great David Baker. He is an inspiration to everyone he teaches and his love for music and the growth of musicianship amongst his students is contagious." -Chris Botti, jazz trumpeter, "Overall, this is a fine tribute to the Indianapolis native and Living Jazz Legend, illuminating his 60-year career as performer, composer, and educator." -Black Grooves, "The musical legend is nearing his 80th birthday, and this book serves as a testament to his long career. It's a pleasure to have Baker's stories gathered in one place." -Bloomington Herald-Times, "All great musicians share one common thread and that is they were influenced and mentored along their journey by a very special individual. As I look back on my career in music, I will be forever grateful for meeting and working with the great David Baker. He is an inspiration to everyone he teaches and his love for music and the growth of musicianship amongst his students is contagious." -- Chris Botti, jazz trumpeter, "What has David Baker not done? As a young trombonist he lit up the Mid-West and then New York with brilliant technique and endless ideas. David was already a much admired composer when he was forced to surrender his trombone, but when he started writing full-time he produced some of the most exciting works in late 20th-century American music. Equally influential as an educator, David has trained some outstanding musicians at Indiana University and was immensely influential at the late International Association for Jazz Education. Most importantly, David has long been an ambassador of jazz, advocating for its important place alongside classical musical traditions." -- A. B. Spellman, Poet, jazz writer, former Deputy Chairman of the NEA, "Each chapter and contributor to the book is effusive in praise of Baker's personal touch. The reader is reminded that Baker is humble, funny, self-effacing, passionate and of great conviction. It may seem a hagiography at times but Herzig's book serves to inspire." -jazztimes.com, Books about musical artists often do a good job of telling us about the artist's life or about the artist's music; only rarely do they do both well. Monika Herzig's new book David Baker is one such book., "David Baker is a musical institution and one of the most giving, brilliant, sensitive, funny and energetic forces among us. In the world of American jazz education and pedagogy, there is no higher tower." -Bill Banfield, musician, composer, writer, and educator, "One of my musical superheroes, he has contributed significantly to jazz, African American culture, and the world." -Larry Ridley, jazz bassist and educator, The musical legend is nearing his 80th birthday, and this book serves as a testament to his long career. It's a pleasure to have Baker's stories gathered in one place., "Overall, this is a fine tribute to the Indianapolis native and Living Jazz Legend, illuminating his 60-year career as performer, composer, and educator." -blackgrooves.org, David Baker is a musical institution and one of the most giving, brilliant, sensitive, funny and energetic forces among us. In the world of American jazz education and pedagogy, there is no higher tower., "David Baker is a musical institution and one of the most giving, brilliant, sensitive, funny and energetic forces among us. In the world of American jazz education and pedagogy, there is no higher tower." -- Bill Banfield, Musician, composer, writer, and educator
Table of Content
Foreword / Quincy Jones Preface Acknowledgments 1. Indiana Avenue and Crispus Attucks High School / Lissa May 2. A Star Is Born / Monika Herzig 3. New Beginnings / Monika Herzig and Nathan Davis 4. Defining Jazz Education / JB Dyas 5. 21st Century Bebop / Monika Herzig and Brent Wallarab 6. The Composer / David Ward-Steinman 7. David Baker and the Smithsonian: A Personal Perspective / John Edward Hasse 8. Social Engagement / Willard Jenkins 9. Coda / Monika Herzig Appendixes Bibliography of Written Works by David Baker Discography Selected List of Books, Articles, and Other Publications about David Baker About the Contributors CD Track Listing Index
Copyright Date
2011
Lccn
2011-023574
Dewey Decimal
781.65092 B
Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
23
Illustrated
Yes

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