Band,
Jazz and Classical
Founded in the Autumn of 1962 by John Lewis (2), in collaboration with Gunther Schuller and Harold Farberman. The orchestra was made up of both jazz and classical musicians and gave its debut concert in December 1962, at the Philharmonic Hall in New York's Lincoln Center of the Performing Arts. The first recording session of the complete formation took place on January 12, 1963 (New York City). The orchestra was one of the exponents of the so-called "Third Stream" movement (a blending of jazz and classical music) and was dissolved in 1965.
Eric Dolphy as, fl, bcl 1928-1964 US | |
Connie Kay dr *1927 US | |
Don Ashworth fl, cl, bs *1931 US | |
Phil Woods as 1931-2015 US | |
Jim Hall g 1930-2013 US | |
Nick Travis tr 1925-1964 US | |
Wally Kane cl | |
John Lewis p 1920-2001 US | |
Louis R. Mucci tr 1909-2000 US | |
Julien Barber vl, str | |
Gary McFarland vib 1933-1971 US | |
Leo Wright fl, as 1933-1991 US | |
Harvey Phillips tu 1929-2010 US | |
Mike Zwerin tr, b, tb 1930-2010 US | |
Robert Northern frh *1934 US | |
Michael Colgrass cwb *1932 US | |
Robert Swisshelm frh FR | |
Sticks Evans dr, perc 1923-1994 US | |
Nathan Goldstein vn | |
Joe Tekula vc | |
Herb Pomeroy tr 1930-2007 US | |
Robert DiDomenica fl, as | |
Alla Goldberg vc | |
Alfred Breuning vn, vl | |
Aaron Juvelier vl US | |
Philip West ob, eh GB | |
Gino Sambuco vn US | |
Don Stewart cl | |
Raymond Shiner ob, sax |
Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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Sonorities | Orchestra U.S.A. | 1965 | Album |
Debut | Orchestra U.S.A. Musical Director, John Lewis | 1963 | Album |
Jazz Journey | Orchestra U.S.A. | 1963 | Album |