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John Serry Sr. (born John Serrapica; January 29, 1915 – September 14, 2003) was an American concert accordionist, arranger, composer, organist, and educator. He performed on the CBS Radio and Television networks and contributed to Voice of America's cultural diplomacy initiatives during the Golden A
American Rhapsody fue escrita para el acordeón por John Serry Sr. en 1955 y posteriormente se trasncribioó para el Acordeón de Bajos Gratuito (Basseti) en 1963 y para el piano en 2002. El compositor se inspiró en las obras orquestales clásicas de George Gershwin junto con varios ritmos de percusión del jazz latino utilizado en toda ...
Serry (not to be confused with new age artist Jonn Serrie) was 24 when, in 1978, he was featured prominently on Auracle's debut album, Glider (Chrysalis Records, co-produced by Teo Macero, best known for his work with Miles Davis). After signing a solo contract with Chrysalis, Serry debuted on an LP as a leader with 1979's Exhibition and ...
2. Sept. 2019 · John Serry's two 'solo' albums Exhibition (1979) and Jazziz (1980) That beautiful photo of a narrow street in presumably New York City is just priceless: portrait of the artist as a young man in bell bottom slacks. So here's the keyboardist of Auracle's 1st LP, viz., John Serry, Jr., setting out on his own solo journey with plenty of fresh ...
Groundlines by John Serry Ji Hye Jung performs John Serry’s Groundlines (2010, Serry Publishing Company, BMI) at PASIC (Percussive Arts Society International Convention), on the Vic Firth website. Groundlines was commissioned by a consortium of virtuoso percussion soloists organized by Ji Hye Jung.
John Serry. 884 likes · 1 talking about this. This website is about Grammy nominated pianist / composer John Serry, his groups and recordings. More info...
In the United States, the virtuoso John Serry Sr. designed and built a working model of a free-bass system to assist in the performance of both classical and symphonic jazz compositions in 1940. It incorporated dual keyboards for the soloists' left hand based upon two sets of reeds which were tuned in octaves. This provided the soloist with a total range of tones which exceeded three and one ...
