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Alvin Batiste Sr. (November 7, 1932 – May 6, 2007) was an American avant-garde jazz clarinetist, who was born in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States. He taught at his own jazz institute at Southern University in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. [1] Alvin Batiste is a member of the Batiste Family of New Orleans.
4. Jan. 2023 · A Lifetime Educator. Education remained the primary focus of Batiste’s life. In addition to teaching at Southern University, he wrote The Root Progression System, a music-education text that covers the fundamentals of African-American music.
Mardi Gras in Baton Rouge, an Album by Professor Longhair. Released in 1991 on Rhino (catalog no. R2 70736; CD). Genres: New Orleans R&B, Piano Blues. Featured peformers: Quint Davis (producer), Kidd Jordan (baritone saxophone), Snooks Eaglin (guitar), Alvin Batiste (tenor saxophone), Clyde Kerr, Jr. (trumpet), Willie Singleton (trumpet).
18. Jan. 2007 · Batiste took great pride in his new CD, "Marsalis Music Honors Alvin Batiste." Consisting mostly of his original compositions, it features Marsalis and Riley.
6. Mai 2007 · Alvin Batiste, the veteran modern jazz clarinetist, composer and educator, died early Sunday of an apparent heart attack, hours before he was scheduled to perform with Harry Connick Jr. and...
This episode of the series “Louisiana Legends” from July 24, 1985, features an interview with Alvin Batiste conducted by Gus Weill. Batiste, a New Orleans native, was a jazz clarinetist, composer, and educator at the Jazz Institute at Southern University in Baton Rouge. He discusses performing at Carnegie Hall in New York along with other ...
