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Brian Malone – Tenor
Pan
Brian hales from Ohio, and
holds a B.M. in Percussion Performance from CCM. He has performed
from New York, to the Kennedy Center, to South America, and with
artists such as Aretha Franklin, Don Rickles, and xylophone virtuoso
Ian Finkel. His orchestral engagements include the Kentucky Symphony,
Cincinnati Ballet Orchestra, Opera, and Playhouse in the Park. He has
performed on cruise ships and at theaters across the U.S. Visit
www.brianmalone.net
Jennie Malone – Double
Second Pan
Jennie grew up in Ohio,
and earned a B.M. in voice and piano from Ohio University. When not
playing steel drum, she travels the country performing musical
theatre. She has worked with such companies as Cumberland County
Playhouse (TN), Nebraska Theatre Caravan (NE), and SeaEscape
Cruiseline (FL). Favorite roles performed include Denise in Smoke
on the Mountain, Maria in The Sound of Music, and Nellie in
South Pacific. Visit www.jenniemalone.com
Bill Jackson – Bass
Bill attended the Berklee
College of Music where he studied with Bruce Gertz, and graduated from
Indiana University with a Bachelor of Music Education. He currently
plays electric and acoustic bass in a variety of musical styles
including salsa, Caribbean and Brazilian and jazz. He has performed
with jazz notables Jevon Jackson, Steve Wilson, Don Bradon, Red
Rodney, and Bill Watrous. He has also performed with steel drum
great, Ray Holman, as well as pop acts, Little Anthony and the
Imperials, and Patti Page.
Bernie Wells – Drums
Bernie attended Bowling
Green State University and graduated CCM with a Bachelor of Music in
Percussion Performance. He has performed as a free-lance
percussionist in the Cincinnati area for music theater shows,
churches, orchestras, and everything in-between, including performing
with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, and Country music star Clay
Walker. He recorded the first production of the revived Rogers and
Hart’s classic, Babes In Arms for the Kennedy Center and also
spent two seasons performing on stage with The Way Too Much TV Band
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