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CURRICULUM VITAE David Enos Education: • Bachelor of Arts-with Distinction, Music (Jazz), San Jose State University (May 1987; 53 semester units completed) • Associate in Arts, Music, Chabot College (December 1984; 133 quarter units completed); Graduated with Highest Honors • High School Diploma, Castro Valley High School (June 1982) Teaching Experience: • Applied music instructor, Citrus College, Azusa, CA (February 2010-August 2014) • Various private lesson instruction at my home studio as well as music stores January 1987-present) • Music theory, advanced re-harmonization techniques, applied music instructor, California College of Music, Pasadena, CA (January 2011-April 2012) • Music theory, performance, improvisation, composition, and applied music instructor, Pasadena International Music Academy, Pasadena, CA (January 2001- July 2007) • Music theory, music performance ensembles, improvisation, composition, and applied music instructor, Arai Music Network, Inc., San Gabriel, CA (January 2002-July 2004) • Monthly instructional staff columnist, "Bass Frontiers" magazine (November 1995-July 2000) • Jazz combo class instructor, Chabot College, Hayward, CA (summer 1987) Guest Lecturer: • Bass Clinician, Kenshu program, Citrus College, December 2010 (Azusa, CA) • Bass Master Class Clinician, Music Center Spotlight Awards, Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, January 2007 (Los Angeles, CA) • Bass Master Class Clinician, Music Center Spotlight Awards, Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, January 2003 (Los Angeles, CA) • Bass Master Class Clinician, Music Center Spotlight Awards, Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, January 2002 (Los Angeles, CA) Program Development/Administrative Experience: • Director, Program Development, Program Chair, Curriculum Coordinator, BPPE/NASM compliance assurance, California College of Music, January 2011- April 2012 (Pasadena, CA) • Director, Program Development, Pasadena International Music Academy, August 2004-July 2007 (Pasadena, CA) TV/Film Studio Work Credits: 2013 Stella Artois commercial 2013 Nascar “Resume” commercial 2012 NBC Superbowl “ Brotherhood of Man ” commercial 2005 Earthlink commercial 2005 Arco commercial BET (Black Entertainment Television) "CBS News: Street Stories " Chevrolet, Honda, Apple computer, and other product commercials "It's Christmas Again, Charlie Brown " "You're in the Superbowl, Charlie Brown " "Sirens " television series "Sound FX " (Fox television cable show) "Ou Pair " sitcom (Fox Family channel) "The George and Alana Show " (CBS television talk show) Touring Experience: David Benoit (U.S., Japan, Philippines) Mel Carter (Japan) Jazz Tap Ensemble (U.S., France, Switzerland) Calvin Keys (U.S.) Sérgio Mendes (U.S.) Barbara Morrison (U.S., Japan, China) Alphonse Mouzon (U.S., Lebanon) Arturo Sandoval (U.S., Japan, Europe, Canada, South America, Central America, Caribbean, Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand, China) Brian Bromberg (U.S.) Album Credits: Air Craft - So Near, So Far David Anderson - This IS My Real Job!!! David Anderson - Resolute Lori Bell - The Music of Djavan David Benoit - Letter To Evan David Benoit - Shaken Not Stirred Jim Blackthorne - Songs For The Wounded Earth John “Buddy” Conner – Can’t Hide Love Lanny Cordola - Shades Of Blue Lanny Cordola – Jazz Trio: The Trinity Sessions Ner De Leon – Lovesongs and Saxophone Ner De Leon – The Heart of Christmas Keith Droste – Standards Time Lorraine Feather – The Body Remembers Bill Fulton - About 12:00 am Bill Fulton - Time GRP Records - GRP Christmas Collection Volume 3 GRP Records - I Got No Kick Against Modern Jazz: A GRP Artist's Celebration of the Songs of the Beatles Tony Guerrero - Blue Room Tony Guerrero - Now and Then Carol Huston - Grace Sami Kaneda – Songs of Seven Seas Pat Kelley - The Road Home Leslie Letven – Porcupine Michael Levan – A Different Shade of Blue Clarolyn Maier - Sessions Tak Matsumoto – New Horizon Alphonse Mouzon - Jazz in Bel-Air Alphonse Mouzon - Live in Hollywood Kerry Moy - East West Rick Muchow - It's Christmas John Opferkuch - The Kennedy Files Stevan Pasero - Pasero Loren Pickford - Dancing In The Spirit Fires Craig Pilo - Just Play Don Rader - A Foreign Affair Bobby Rodriguez - Latin Jazz Explosion Linda Roth – The Muse Project: America Revealed-The Constitution of the United States Arturo Sandoval – The Latin Train Arturo Sandoval – Rediscovery on GRP Arturo Sandoval - The Very Best of Arturo Sandoval Gerry Schroeder - Mélange A Troís Gerry Schroeder – Piano Songs, Dances, & Remembrances Ilya Serov – September in the Rain Chad Smith/Dick Van Dyke/Leslie Bixler – Rhythm Train Stan Watkins – Live Like Sinatra Doug Webb - Last Trane To Georgia Drew Youngs - Tres Conmigo Michael Zanabili - The Night Has a Thousand Eyes Bobby Zee - It’s A Dog’s Life Video Credits: David Anderson Quintet – Live From the Mouse Pad Toninho Horta – Live in Beverly Hills Live Syndicated Radio Credits: David Benoit – The Volkswagen World Music Series Other Credits: “Every Step of the Way ” - David Benoit (MIDI tracks for Yamaha MusicSoft Disklavier library; performed on a Yamaha MIDI bass) Additional Performing Experience: Piano Drums/Percussion Saxophone/Woodwinds Kei Akagi Rick Allegria Justo Almario Joe Bagg David Anderson Kenny Anderson John Beasley Mike Baker Lori Bell David Benoit Jeff Ballard Ed Calle Will Boulware Ronnie Beck Ben Clatworthy Michel Camilo Ignacio Berroa Jeff Clayton Bill Cantos Gaylord Birch Richie Cole Billy Childs Tom Brechtlein Eddie Daniels Jim Cox Frank Capp Ner Del Leon Bill Cunliffe Manuel "Egui" Castrillo Teddy Edwards J.D. Daniel Ndugu Chancler Sylvan "Schmoe" Elhay Jon Davis Mike Clark Dean Fazio Smith Dobson Omar Clay Chico Freeman Keith Droste Luis Conte Hollis Gentry Russell Ferrante Dave Derge Stan Getz Bob Florence John Ferraro John Handy Mitchel Forman Gregg Field Eddie Harris Bill Fulton Chuck Flores Gary Herbig George Gaffney Johnny Friday Plas Johnson David Garfield James Gadson Jerry Jumonville Mike Garson Gerry Gibbs Robert Kyle Tom Garvin Carlos “Go-Go” Gomez Chuck Manning Brian Gary John Guerin Eric Marienthal Jane Getz Bob Harsen Scott Martin David Goldblatt Albert “Tootie” Heath Chip McNeil Tom Grant Horacio "El Negro" Hernandez Gary Meek Tamir Hendelman Giovanni Hidalgo Lanny Morgan Tateng Katindig Stix Hooper Roger Neumann Kenny Kirkland Willie Jones III Michael Paulo Tom Lellis Joe LaBarbera Curtis Peagler Mark LeBrun Bob Leatherbarrow Dave Pell Eric LeVan Eddie Marshall Loren Pickford Michael LeVan Brian Melvin Nelson Rangell Milcho Leviev Eddie Moore Pharoah Sanders Mark Levine Alphonse Mouzon Larry Schneider Martan Mann Gary Novak Bob Sheppard Llew Matthews Earl Palmer Steve Tavaglione Sérgio Mendes Tiki Pasillas Greg Vail Wally Minko Ralph Penland Ernie Watts Billy Mitchell Craig Pilo Doug Webb Rob Mullins Joe Porcaro Kirk Whalum Josh Nelson Tito Puente Ricky Woodard John Opferkuch Land Richards Dann Zinn Rique Pantoja John Robinson Danilo Pérez Aaron Serfaty Marian Petrescu Mike Shapiro Don Randi Evan Stone Freddie Ravel Joel Taylor Otmaro Ruiz Enzo Todesco Theo Saunders Chris Trujillo Chip Stevens Dave Tull Frank Strazzeri Dick Weller Frank Sumares Michael White Donald Vega Jose Rizo Steve Weingart Rob Whitlock Larry Williams David Witham Bobby Zee Tom Zink Guitar Voice Trumpet/Trombone Ron Anthony Cheryl Barnes Ray Anthony Sheryl Bailey Melissa Andrea Batallés Johnny Coles Jim Blackthorne Bobby Caldwell Eddie Gale Chris Cain Mel Carter Tony Guerrero Larry Carlton John “Buddy” Conner Steve Huffsteter Steve Cotter Celia Cruz Sal Marquez Ron Eschete Dave Damiani Don Rader Jamie Findlay Madeline Eastman Bobby Rodriguez Bruce Forman Dewey Ernie Arturo Sandoval Frank Gambale The Four Seasons Carl Saunders Guitar Shorty Karen Gallinger Jack Sheldon Dave Hill Jon Gibson Ron Stout Toninho Horta Julie Kelley Dana Teboe Pat Kelley Chaka Khan Lee Thornberg Calvin Keys Marilyn King Allen Vizzutti Tak Matsumoto Brenda Lee Eager Stan Watkins Carlos Montoya Leslie Letven Bill Watrous Andreas Öberg Gloria Loring Peter Weller (actor) Michael O’Neal Clarolyn Maier Oscar Williams Stevan Pasero Kitty Margolis Russ Freeman and the Greta Matassa Rippingtons Barbara Morrison Richard Smith Rick Muchow Peter Sprague Mark Murphy Phil Upchurch Anita O’Day “Wah-Wah” Watson Kenny Rankin Drew Youngs Gloria Reuben Rick Zunigar Cathy Segal-Garcia Sommer Stockinger Toni Tennille Dick Van Dyke Anne Walsh Joe Williams Diane Witherspoon Jimmy Witherspoon Jack Wood Debby Yeager Leah Zuger Other Artists “A Little Night Music” band Eddie Brown (tap dancer) Steve Condos (tap dancer) Little John Crisley (blues harmonica player) Lori Andrews (harpist) Brian Bromberg (bassist) The Bob Florence Big Band The Full Faith & Credit Big Band Savion Glover (tap dancer) Gregory Hines (tap dancer) The Bill Holman Big Band Christian Howes (violinist) Milt Jackson (vibraphonist) Victoria Jackson (comedian) The Jazz Tap Ensemble The LeVan sisters (Sarah and Solene) The Roger Neumann Big Band Oakland Regional Symphony Joe Piscopo (comedian) Father Guido Sarducci (comedian) Leah Zuger (violin) Interviews: Interviewed in the Volume 3, No. 1 January/February 1996 issue of “Bass Frontiers” magazine Live KCSM 91.1 radio interview with Calvin Keys Live performance with Brian Bromberg and radio interview on KSBR 88.5 FM radio (December 1992) Original Publications: Overuse Injuries: Their Prevention and Treatment, Sonic Concepts Music Publishing, January 2000 Interview with Brian Bromberg featured in the September/October 1996 issue of “Bass Frontiers” magazine “Inside-Outside Improvisation” and “Health Notes” monthly instructional
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