Jeff Galindo
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Jazz Musician and Educator
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Born in San Francisco, California, Jeff Galindo attended Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts on scholarship after high school. He also studied with Hal Crook, Jerry Bergonzi, and George Garzone with grants by the National Endowment of the Arts and began free-lancing in the Boston area. His experience includes tours of Europe with Phil Woods and Japan with Makoto Ozone, and tours with the Artie Shaw Orchestra. Jeff has performed with such notables as Chick Corea, Clark Terry, Joe Lovano, Buddy DeFranco, Slide Hampton, and Johnny Griffin. He has also performed with Gunther Schuller, Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin, Jerry Bergonzi, Bobby Shew, The Boston Pops Orchestra, and Sam Butera among many others. In Boston, Jeff performs regularly with the Greg Hopkins Big Band and Nonet, The Galindo/Phaneuf Sextet (with which he has released a new cd "Locking Horns" in 1998 and won Boston Magazines "Best of Boston" for a jazz group in 1999), plus his double quartet with George Garzone. He is currently one of the top free-lancing trombonists in the Boston area.
Jeff is an Assistant Professor at Berklee College of Music, teaching both trombone and jazz improvisation. He also has an extensive private teaching schedule. Jeff is in high demand as a guest artist and clinician at high schools and universities in Massachusetts, the United States, Canada, and Europe. |
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Jeff Galindo
93 Lebanon St
Melrose, MA 02176
Trombonist, Teacher, Composer, Arranger
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Education:
Graduated Cum Laude from Berklee College of Music, Boston, MA, in Music Performance, 1988
Private Study: Trombone with Lloyd Moll, Andrew Owens, Richard Obregon, Phil Wilson, Tony Lada, Tom Plsek, and Hal Crook.
Improvisation: Steve Barranco, Jerry Bergonzi, Bill Pierce, George Garzone, Hal Crook, Charlie Binacas, and Joe Lovano. Lessons also with Slide Hampton, Bill Watrous, Lewis Van Haney and Roswell Rudd.
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Teaching:
Private Teaching, 1988 to Present
Assistant Professor, Berklee College of Music, 1996 to Present
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| Brass Teacher: |
Maynard School System 1989-1991
Norwood School System 1990-1992
Needham School System 1990-1991
Weston School System 1991-1995
Masconomet Regional School 1991-1996
Woburn School System 1992-1994
Salem School System 1992-1994
Boston Latin Academy 1992-1996
Marshfield School System 1992-1994
Lexington School System 1993-1999
Foxboro School System 1994-1999
Wellesley School System 1994-1996
M.I.T. adjunct 1994-2006
Harvard adjunct 1997-1998
Berklee College 1996-present
Boston Conservatory 1999-2002
Milton Academy 2000-2002
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| Jazz Ensembles Director: |
Marshfield Jr. and Sr. High 1992-1994
Harvey Finstein School, Newton 2001-present
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Brass Coaching and Masterclasses:
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Foxboro High School
Marshfield High School
Masconomet Reg. School
Boston University
Berklee College of Music
New England Conservatory
M.I.T.
Harvard University
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Improvisation Classes and Ensembles:
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Marshfield H.S.
Salem H.S.
Boston University
Berklee College
New England Cons.
M.I.T.
John Payne School
Harvey Finstein School
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Clinics and Guest Artist Residencies:
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New Trier H.S., Chicago, 1992
Medfield H.S., MA, 1996, 2004
Foxboro H.S., MA, 1996, 2004
Brandon Jazz Festival, Manitoba, Canada, April 1997
Norwood H.S., MA, May 1997
Algonquin H.S., MA, 1998, 2004
Massachusetts Central District Guest Jazz Director, 2000
Newton South H.S., May 2000, 2006
Oliver Ames H.S., November 2000
Scituate H.S., RI, March 2001
Milton H.S., March 2002
Newton North H.S., 2003
The Rivers School 2003, 2005
Director of Jazz Band, MMEA, Northeast District, 2003
The Jazz & Rock Schule, Heek Germany, 2003
Berklee in LA, 2004, 2005
Berklee in Umbria, 2004, 2005
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Summer Jazz Music Camps:
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Foxboro Summer Jazz Camp
Advanced Ensemble Instructor and clinician, 1996-present
The Rivers School Summer Jazz Program
Jazz Ensemble and Improvisation Instructor, 1996-1997
Berklee College of Music 5-week Program, 1997-2003
University of Fairbanks, Summer Arts Program, 2003, 2004
Berklee In Puerto Rico, 2001-2005
Berklee in Umbria, 2004, 2005
Berklee In LA, 2004, 2005
Jazz Vermont, 2005,2006
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| Books: |
Hal Crook Transcription Book from the album "Only Human" (soon to be published)
Berklee Practice Method for Trombone, Berklee Press, 2001
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| Performances: |
The Kobe Festival, Japan, 1993
Blue Note Jazz Club, Osaka, Japan, 1993
Berklee Performance Center, 1984 - 2005
New York City Seaport with the Artie Shaw Orchestra, 1993
Wang Center of Boston: Best of Boston Awards, 1993
City Hall Plaza, Boston with Frankie Valli, 1993, 1996
City Hall Plaza, Boston with the Four Tops, 1996
The Saratoga Jazz Festival, 1993
Boston Globe Jazz Festival, 1991 - 1996, 2000, 2002
New Trier Jazz Festival, 1990
Water Fest, Providence, R.I, 1994
Miami, Fl with The National Klezmer Band, 1994
N.B.C. Building, The Rainbow Room, N.Y.C., 1991
Hatch Shell, Boston, 1990 - 2004
Jordan Hall, Boston, 1989 - 2005
Symphony Hall, Boston, 1994, 1996, 2002, 2004
Boston Garden, 1989 - 1994
South Shore Music Circus, 1989 - 1996, 2002
Cape Cod Melody Tent, 1989 - 1996, 2002
North Shore Music Theatre, 1993 - 2005
Ravinie Music Festival Center, Chicago, 1990
I.A.J.E. Convention, Detroit, 1986
The Festival at Sandpoint, Idaho, 1992
First Night Festival, Boston, 1991 - 1996
Brandon Jazz Festival, Canada, 1996
Sestri Lavante Blues Festival, Italy, 1997
S.S. Norway, Carribean, 1997
Natick Performing Arts Center, 1998-2001
Emmanuel Church, Boston-Duke Ellington Sacred Concert, 1998
Badahos, Spain 2000
Heineken Jazz Festival, Puerto Rico, 2001 - 2005
Fairbanks Summer Arts Festival, 2003, 2004
Umbria Jazz Festival, 1998, 2004, 2005
Jazz A Juan, France, 1998
Northsea Jazz Festival, 1998
Molde Jazz Festival, 1998
Vienne Jazz Festival, 1998
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| Tours: |
Fairbanks, Alaska, 2003, 2004
Perusia, Italy, 2004, 2005
Los angelos, CA, 2004, 2005
Heek, Germany, 2003
Puerto Rico, 2001 - 2005
Spain, Jeff Galindo Quintet, 2000
France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Holland, Switzerland, England, and Norway with Phil Woods, 1998
Italy, with Mighty Sam McClain, 1997
Germany, with Mighty Sam McClain, 1997
Eastern U.S., The Big Apple Circus, 1994 - 1996
Northeastern U.S., with Orange then Blue, 1993, 1994
Japan, Makoto, with Ozone, 1993
U.S., Artie Shaw Orchestra, 1989 - 1997
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| Radio: |
Osaka, Japan - Broadcast with Makoto Ozone, 1993
National Public Radio - 3 for Duke, The Duke Ellington Repertory Orchestra with Gunther Schuller and Herb Pomeroy, 1993
New York City - Live Broadcast with the Artie Shaw Orchestra, 1993
WGBH, 1990 - 2000
WERS, 1993, 1994
WBUR, 1992 - 1994
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| Television: |
WABU, Channel 68, Joe Mulholland Sextet, 1996
New England Cable Network, Taylor Made, 1996
National Broadcast, Japan, Featured Soloist, Opening Ceremonies, Kobe Festival, with Makoto Ozone, 1993
WGBH, PBS, Chick Corea w/ Boston Pops, 2002
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| Current Performances: |
Galindo/Phaneuf Sextet
The Jeff Galindo Quartet
Greg Hopkins Big Band
Trilogue
The Double Trio
John Allmark Orchestra
Bombay Jim and the Swinging
Greg Hopkins Nonet
Sapphires
Masked Marvels
Charlie Kohlhase Explorers Club
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| Appearances: |
Bob Moses
Victor Lewis
Don Byron
Phil Woods
Wynton Marsalis
Ed Schuller
Alan Dawson
Gary Valente
Jerry Bergonzi
Bruce Gertz
John McNeil
Steve Marcus
Greg Gisbert
Joe Hunt
Lawernce Welk
Ringling Bros.
Jamey Haddad
Brian Lynch
Steve Houghton
Bob Wilber
Papo Vasquez
Chick Corea
Sam Butera
Barry Ries
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Dave Taylor
Roswell Rudd
The Fringe
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Joe Lovano
Gunther Schuller
Ricky Ford
Clark Terry
Bill Pierce
Lin Biviano
Slide Hampton
Bill Watrous
Hal Galper
Bob Gullotti
Scott Wendtholt
Bud Shank
Dick Johnson
Rick Stepton
Mick Goodrick
Harry James Orch.
Manny Oquendo and Libre
James Williams
Johnny Griffin
Sam Pilafian
Chico O’Farrill Orchestra
Michael Mossman
Jeff Ballard
The Fringe
The Boston Pops
Bob Brookmeyer
Ray Vega
Gene Krupa big Band
Tim Miller
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Danilo Perez
John LaPorta
Herb Pomeroy
Bobby Watson
Lionel Hampton
Hal Crook
Buddy DeFranco
Phil Wilson
George Garzone
John Lockwood
Tiger Okoshi
Bill Goodwin
Muhal Richard
Wayne Andree
Artie Shaw Orch.
Spokane Symphony
Lou Columbo
Frank Foster
Joe Daly
Bobby Santabria
Avashai Cohenen
Jiggs Whigham
Howard Johnson
Gary Barone
Gene Krupa
Tony Kadleck
Arturo O’Farrill |
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| Singers: |
Tony Bennet
Jim Nabors
Helen O'Connell
Martha Reaves
The Four Tops
The Hi-Lo's
Ray Charles
Mili Bermejo
Paul Broadnax
Aretha Franklin
Steve and Edie
Kevin Spacey
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Johnny Mathis
Frankie Valli
Lou Rawls
Harry Conick Jr.
The Drifters
The Four Freshmen
Nilson Riddle Orch.
Bernadette Peters
Steve Marvin
Diana Ross
Elaine Strich |
Rebecca Paris
Bobby Vinton
Don Cornell
The Temptations
Leslie Gore
Rosemary Clooney
Jim Bailey
Donna Byrne
Mighty Sam McClain
Clay Osborne
Keely Smith |
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| Comedians: |
Rich Little
Phyllis Diller
Don Rickles
Joan Rivers
Pete Barbuti
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| Theatre: |
Good News
Gypsy
The Music Man
Man of La Mancha
Lil’ Abner
Chorus Line
La Cage Au Folles
Cats
Mame
42nd Street
Chicago (Broadway Company)
Fosse(Broadway Company)
Grease
Annie Get Your Gun(Broadway Company)
Ragtime(Broadway Company)
The Full Monty
Saturday Night Fever
The Producers
42nd Street (Broadway company)
Some Like It Hot
Sweet Charity (Broadway Company)
Spamalot (Broadway Company)
Annie
White Christmas
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| Miscellaneous Credits: |
Recipient, Outstanding H.S. Director, Fiesta-Val, Williamsburg, VA, Marshfield H.S., 1993
Recipient, National Endowment for the Arts, Grant, 1993
Recipient, National Endowment for the Arts, Grant, 1992
Recipient, Scholarship, Shweitzer Institute, 1992
Recipient, Scholarship, Berklee College of Music, 1984 - 1987
Recipient, Jazz Soloist Award, Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival, 1983, 1984
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| Memberships: |
Boston Musicians Association, Local 9-535, A.F. of M
Berklee Chapter 4412, A.F. of T
BMI
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