Walton, Scott

LC control no.	no 98043494
Descriptive conventions	rda
Personal name heading	Walton, Scott *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Walton, Scott (Scott L.)
Address	swalton@ucsd.edu
Affiliation	Cuyamaca College. Performing Arts Department
Profession or occupation	Double bassists Pianists Jazz musicians Music teachers College teachers
Special note	Machine-derived authority record.
Found in	LCCN 95-702584: Carmell Jones returns, p1983 Cline, A. Continuation [SR] p2009: container (Scott Walton, bass) Sound check. Two, 2007: label (Scott Walton) An improvisational reading of Charles Ives's Concord sonata, 2003: t.p. (Scott L. Walton) UCSD musicians referral list, viewed Oct. 9, 2007: (bass and piano player) <http://music.ucsd.edu/resources/musicians_referral.php> Studio Kontrast WWW site, October 1, 2014 (Scott Walton, double bass and piano. As a pianist Walton has commissioned and premiered works by numerous composers (most recently, Cort Lippe's Music for piano), has toured the U.S. with the Octagon Ensemble for New Music, and has collaborated in interactive computer and multimedia performances with Vibeke Sorenson in Lemma 2, the latest result of the Global Visual Music project. He is currently performing an improvisationally inspired interpretation of Charles Ives' Concord sonata. As a bassist he has also recorded with George Lewis, Bobby Bradford, Anthony Davis, and Carmell Jones, and has performed with Wadada Leo Smith, John Carter, J.D. Parran, Gerry Hemingway, Quincy Troupe, Ray Anderson, John Abercrombie, Phillip Gelb, Davey Williams, Toshiko Akiyoshi, Clifford Jordan, Al Cohn, Buddy Tate, and Frank Wess, among others.) <http://www.studiokontrast.net/jazzhalo/homepage_walton.html> Cuyamaca College Performing Arts Department, October 1, 2014: faculty & staff (Scott Walton; history of jazz, history of rock music; Scott Walton is a bassist and pianist whose music negotiates the terrain between jazz, free improvisation, and the classical avant-garde)
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