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Curso 1981-1982 LONDON SOLOIST CHAMBER ORCHESTRA Director: David Josefowitz . Solista: Idil Biret Teatro Real Música clásica 22-X-81 MERCEDES SOSA Omar Espinosa , guitarra Música sudamericana 23, 24 y 25-X-81 LOS AGUJETAS (padre-hijo), cante ; DAVID SERVA, guitarra Flamenco 31-X-81 LOS ANGELES FOUR Bud Shank , saxo alto, flauta; Laurindo Almeida , guitarra; Ray Brown , contrabajo; Jeft Hamilton , batería Jazz 4-XI-81 McCOY TYNER QUINTET Joe Ford , saxos, flauta; John Blake , violín; McCoy Tyner, piano; George Sharpe , contrabajo; Ronnie Burrage , batería Jazz 5-XI-81 TECLADOS FRITOS Rock canario 15-XI-81 THE GREAT GUITARS Barney Kessell , Charlie Byrd y Herb Ellis , guitarras; Joe Byrd , bajo; Chuc Redd , batería Jazz 20-XI-81 ART BLAKEY & THE JAZZ MESSENGERS Wynton Marsalis, trompeta; Bill Pierce, saxo tenor; Brandford Marsalis, saxo alto; Donald Browne, piano; Charles Frambrough, contrabajo; Art Blakey, batería 26-XI-81. Jazz 1.- ART BLAKEY & THE JAZZ MESSENGERS Wynton Marsalis , trompeta; Bill Pierce, saxo tenor; Brandford Marsalis , saxo alto; Donald Browne , piano; Charles Frambrough, contrabajo; Art Blakey , batería Jazz 26-XI-81 2.- GEORGE COLEMAN OCTET George Coleman , saxo tenor y alto; Sal Nistico , saxo tenor; Bobby Watson , saxo alto; Mario Ribera , saxo barítono; Danny Moore , trompeta Jazz 27-XI-81 3.- MINGUS DYNASTY: GEORGE ADAMS-DON PULLEN QUARTET George Adams , saxo tenor, flauta, voz; Don Pulen , piano; Cameron Brown , contrabajo, Dannie Richmond, batería Jazz 28-XI-81 y 4.- VLADY BAS QUARTET Vlady Bas , saxo alto; Agustín Serrano , piano; Eduardo Medina , contrabajo; Pepe Ebano , batería Jazz 29-XI-81 ORQUESTA DE LAUDES ESPAÑOLES "ROBERTO GRANDÍO" DE LA A.L .E. Director: Felipe Amor Tovar Música clásica 2-XII-81 CHICK COREA-GARY BURTON Chick Corea , piano; Gary Burton , vibráfono. Teatro/Cine Salamanca Jazz 3-XII-81 WOODY SHAW QUINTET Woody Shaw , trompeta; Steve Turre , trombón, conchas marinas; Mulgrew Miller , piano; Stafford James , contrabajo; Tony Reedus , batería Jazz 5 y 6-II-82 IRAKERE Jazz-salsa cubana 26-II-82 EL AVIADOR DRO Y SUS OBREROS ESPECIALIZADOS. METAL & CA Rock 27-II-82 DANNIE RICHMOND QUINTET Bob Berg , saxo tenor; Oliver Beener , trompeta; Bob Neloms , piano; Cameron Brown , contrabajo; Dannie Richmond , batería Jazz 4-III-82 GWENDAL Música celta 11, 12, 13 y 14-III-82 MILT JACKSON-RAY BROWN QUARTET Milt Jackson , vibráfono; Monty Alexander , piano; Ray Brown , contrabajo; Eddie Gladden , batería Jazz 19-IV-82 DEXTER GORDON QUARTET Dexter Gordon , saxo tenor; Kirk Lightsey , piano; David Eubanks , contrabajo; Eddie Gladden , batería Jazz 23-IV-82 SUGAR RAY & THE BLUETONES Sugar Ray , voz, armónica; J. Packer , guitarra; Anthony Giraci , teclados; Michael Ward , bajo; J. Wimmpleiter , batería Blues 1 y 2-V-82 ARCHIE SHEPP QUARTET Archie Shepp , saxo tenor, soprano, voz; Keny Werner , piano; Santi Debriano , contrabajo; Harold White , batería Jazz 29-V-82 .

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