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LINDA FENNIMORE
(Graphic Artist)
Linda is a New York illustrator, best known for her book jackets
and posters for such productions as "Night Mother",
"My Fair Lady" and most recently, "The Scarlet
Pimpernel". A resident of the Upper West Side, she has a
summer home on Orient point. |
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FRANK LINDQUIST
(Musical Director) Frank has played keyboards/piano on Broadway with
the orchestras of "The Sound of Music", "Beauty
and the Beast", "The Life", "Once Upon A
Mattress", "Sunset Boulevard", "Hello Dolly!",
"The Who's Tommy", "City of Angels", "Phantom
of The Opera", "Starlight Express", "The
Radio City Christmas Spectacular", and served as the standby
conductor of "The Goodbye Girl". His work as orchestrator,
arranger, music director, and composer has been heard on ABC
TV ("One Life To Live"), at the Empire State Ballet
("Hansel and Gretel"), at the Williamstown Theater
Festival (six seasons), and in numerous Off-Broadway, regional,
and cabaret productions. He was music director, arranger, and
conductor for "The Art Mob's Greatest Hits", a recently
released CD of acappella music. |
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RON MURRAY (Guitarist) Ron was introduced to
the instrument in his junior high school days, and by his 16th
birthday was teaching and performing regularly in the Providence-Boston
area. He studied classical technique and jazz theory simultaneously,
taking lesson with such notables as Joe Pass, Herb Ellis, Barney
Kessel, Fred Hand, Oscar Ghiglia and Alice Artzt, before attending
a competition/Master class with Alexander Lagoya in Stratford,
Ontario where Murray was awarded a First Prize. He studied and
performed in Spain under the great British master John Williams,
and was a special guest lecturer during Williams' Master class
sessions at the University of Cordoba. Upon his return to the
US, Murray began to explore the business and production side
of music. He managed the careers of several jazz artists, and
co-produced many events, including the Boston Globe Jazz festival.
He produced pianist/composer Deborah Franciose's debut album
"Gypsy Heart", among many other projects, from demos
to radio commercials, and eventually was offered a recording
contract by Providence's North Star Records. He has since released
three albums. "Prelude In Pastel" "Bells, Kings
& Favorite Things" and the "Flight Of The Blue
Dove". Murray has been busy exploring the Flamenco connection
in guitar music, and that influence is reflected in his recordings,
as well as in the live act, called VUELO (vwaylo), which combines
the improvisation of jazz with the fire of Flamenco. Ron is also
Music Supervisor for A to Z Theatrical Productions in Providence,
and, since moving to Mystic, CT in 1993, has performed frequently
at Foxwoods Resort and Casino. |
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MICHAEL ORLAND
(Pianist/California Musical Director) Michael has played and conducted for
many concert and nightclub acts, including Barry Manilow, Kaye
Ballard, Lucie Arnaz, Roslyn Kind, Nancy Dussault, Dom DeLuise,
Lainie Kazan, Sally Kellerman, Debbie Shapiro Gravitte, Jennifer
Holliday, Sam Harris, and the late Wayland Flowers and Madame.
Television appearances include "The Rosie O'Donnell Show",
"Leeza", "The Maury Povich Show", and "Geraldo",
as well as several national telethons. Recently he appeared on
the hit sitcom, "The Nanny", performing an original
song with Roslyn Kind. Michael has just finished scoring a soon-to-be-released
short film, "Dating Sinatra". He composed impressionist
Louise DuArt's opening number in "Catskills" on Broadway,
and incidental music for Theater 40's "Eastern Standard",
and "The Sisters Rosensweig". His songs have been featured
on the daytime soap opera "Another World", and the
WB sitcoms "Nick Freno", and "For Your Love".
Recording projects include Debbie Gravitte's "Alan Menken
Album", The MGM Album, Rita McKenzie's "Ethel Merman's
Broadway", and the original Los Angeles cast recording of
"Ruthless! The Musical". He also produced and arranged
Roslyn Kind's "Come What May", and Lee Lessack's debut
solo album. |
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JOANIE WINTER
(Production Coordinator) Joanie has had extensive musical theatre experience
from star stock, to national tours, to regional and dinner theaters
throughout the country. Most recently she played the role of
Melissa in "State Fair" at the Carousel Dinner Theater
in Akron, Ohio where she had previously played Meg in "Damn
Yankees". A select few favorite past roles are Agnes in
"I Do! I Do!", Domina in "Forum", Sarah in
"Guys and Dolls", and understudying the title role
in the Hal Prince national tour of "Evita". Joanie's
versatility also includes feature roles in several small independent
films, as well as commercials, industrials, trade shows, voice
overs, and jingles. She played Mickey Mouse and Pinocchio in
a production of "Disney On Parade" with a special appearance
at the White House. Robert Cabell's musical "Z" holds
a special place in her heart having participated in the last
several workshop productions. She is thrilled to be a part of
this exceptional CD. |
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