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COMPOSITIONS JAZZ :: CONCERT WORKS :: VIDEO GAMES :: POP :: FILM SCORES :: ARRANGEMENTS Howard Levy, harmonica; John Raveneau, violin; Chris Whiteman, guitar; Scott Routenberg, keyboards, programming, mixing and mastering
for big band and harmonica performed by the University of Miami Frost School of Music Concert Jazz Band, 2007. Featuring speical guest soloist Howard Levy on harmonica. Mixed and mastered by Scott Routenberg. Commissioned by the New York Youth Symphony's Jazz Band Classic (First Music 24) and premiered at Lincoln Center, May 22, 2008.
for big band and vibes performed by the University of Miami Frost School of Music Concert Jazz Band, 2007. Featuring Troy Roberts, tenor sax solo, and Ryan Socrates, vibes; conducted and mixed by Scott Routenberg
for big band performed by the University of Miami Frost School of Music Concert Jazz Band, 2007 Featuring Alex Pope Norris, trumpet solo. This Thad Jones inspired piece is featured as the opening track on the University of MIami Frost School of Music's 2008 Promotional CD. Mixed and mastered by Scott Routenberg.
for big band and soprano vocalise performed by the University of Miami Frost School of Music Concert Jazz Band, 2007 Featuring Muriel Urquidi, soprano, Steve Pardo, alto flute, and Troy Roberts, tenor sax solo conducted and mixed by Scott Routenberg
Howard Levy, harmonica; Scott Routenberg, piano
same as Twilight, above; except Rodrigo Gallardo, trumpet; Jason Kush- bass clarinet; Julian Eckmann- alto sax
Scott Routenberg- keyboards, programming; Lisa Berg- vocals; Glenn Basham- violins; Greg Byers- celli; Brian Perez- tenor sax
Performed by the UM Contemporary Ensemble, 2005; Scott Routenberg, director Matt White- trumpet; Joshua Katz- alto sax; Chad Bernstein- trombone; Rainer Davies- guitar; Ben Kogan- bass; Ryan Socrates- drums Winner of the ASCAP Young Jazz Composer Awards 2006
same as Phase II, above Winner of the 2006 Downbeat Student Awards for Best Original Extended Composition
For big band and solo violin. Performed by the University of Miami Frost School of Music's Concert Jazz Band Featuring Brandon Wright, tenor sax solo and Glenn Basham, violin
Scott Routenberg, piano; Chris Whiteman, guitar; Aaron Mitter, bass; Dan McGovern, drums. University of Miami Same as Through the Middle, above. Same as Through the Middle, above. Performed by the UM Contemporary Ensemble, April 2002, Miami.
Same as Lots of Pulp, above. Featuring Aaron Irwin, alto sax solo and Scott Routenberg, piano solo.
Same as Lots of Pulp, above.
Scott Routenberg, piano; Phil Doyle, tenor sax; Aaron Mitter. UM Master's Recital, February 13, 2003. Recorded at the Fox Newman Scoring Stage in Los Angeles, CA for the ASCAP Film and Television Scoring Workshop, July 27, 2007; Endre Grenat, concertmaster; Armin Steiner, scoring mixer; Scott Routenberg, conductor
Concerto for Jazz Violin and Orchestra (commissioned by Chien Tan) Blue Reel performed by the Naples Philharmonic Orchestra February 20, 2007 (Pops II: Pops' Greatest Hits) Featuring Glenn Basham, solo violin; conducted by Michael Krajewski. Ballad and Step Dance performed by the University of Miami Frost Symphony Orchestra March 4, 2008 at Gusman Concert Hall. Glenn Basham, violin solo; Sofia Kraevska, conductor; Scott Routenberg, piano. Reduction for violin and piano performed May 2009 by Mei Mei Luo, solo violin, and Sofia Kraevska, piano.
Concerto for Horn and Orchestra (commissioned by Guglielmo Manfredi) Performed by Guglielmo Manfredi, horn, and Paul Schwartz, piano, at the University of Miami's Gusman Concert Hall, April 5, 2009.
A lushly scored orchestral showpiece for New Year's Eve that balances festive new music with Hollywood-inspired variations of Auld Lang Syne.
A colorful, melodic, and groovin' orchestral setting of the classic Beatles tunes
From Americana Suite, this piece is inspired by the painting of the same name by American Impressionist Childe Hassam; it evokes the style of Claude Debussy's La Mer. Premiered at Carnegie Hall by the Florida Youth Orchestra, March 23, 2008.
Performed by the Henry Mancini Chamber Orchestra and conducted by Vince Mendoza. World Premiere at UCLA's Schoenberg Hall, August 6th, 2004.
Scott Routenberg, programming; John Raveneau, violin; Chris Whiteman, acoustic guitar/electric guitar Scott Routenberg- Fender Rhodes and lyrics; Patrick Lopez- vocals; Aaron Mitter- electric bass; Dan McGovern- drums Winner of the 2004 Heineken Music Initiative/ASCAP Foundation R&B Grant Program (winner in Miami)
Scott Routenberg- piano and keyboards; Sofia Kraevska- vocals and lyrics; Aaron Mitter- electric bass; Dan McGovern- drums; Tara Hanish-Klein, cello THIS IS LIFE (2009, Directed by Wai Choy) Scott Routenberg- keyboards, acoustic guitar, programming, mixing, mastering. Scott Routenberg- vocals, keyboards, guitar, programming, mixing, mastering. Sofia Kraevska, lyrics. CLICK HERE FOR THE OFFICIAL IMDB WEBSITE Performed by the Jeremy Monteiro Big Band at Esplanade Concert Hall, Singapore, December 19, 2009. Jeremy
Arranged and conducted by Scott Routenberg; Recorded at Universal Studios, Los Angeles, California 2004 (Henry Mancini Institute)
All compositions and arrangements © 2010 Denmaster Music (ASCAP). All rights reserved.
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