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Tom's Diner by Ivo Perelman
Ivo Perelman
Artist Biography For Ivo Perelman
Ivo Perelman Is Free Jazz Saxophonist Born In São Paulo Brazil On January 12 1961. Perelman Learned To Play Guitar Cello Clarinet Trombone And Piano While Young And Concentrated On Tenor Sax From Age 19. He Attended The Berklee College Of Music For One Semester And Then Dropped Out Moving To Los Angeles In 1986. Perelman Released His First Album In 1989 Which Featured Peter Erskine John Patitucci Airto Moreira Elaine Elias And Flora Purim As Guests. After The Release Of His First Album He Moved To New York City. Perelman Has Released Many Albums Since Then For A Number Of Different Labels And Has Played With Dominic Duval Borah Bergman Rashied Ali Jay Rosen Marilyn Crispell Matthew Shipp Paul Bley Don Pullen Fred Hopkins Andrew Cyrille Joanne Brackeen Mark Helias Billy Hart Mino Cinelu Nana Vasconcelos Reggie Workman William Parker Louis Sclavis Elton Dean And Joe Morris.
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Biography - Ivo Perelman
Ivo Perelman Is Free Jazz Saxophonist Born In São Paulo Brazil On January 12 1961. Perelman Learned To Play Guitar Cello Clarinet Trombone And Piano While Young And Concentrated On Tenor Sax From Age 19. He Attended The Berklee College Of Music For One Semester And Then Dropped Out Moving To Los Angeles In 1986. Perelman Released His First Album In 1989 Which Featured Peter Erskine John Patitucci Airto Moreira Elaine Elias And Flora Purim As Guests. After The Release Of His First Album He Moved To New York City. Perelman Has Released Many Albums Since Then For A Number Of Different Labels And Has Played With Dominic Duval Borah Bergman Rashied Ali Jay Rosen Marilyn Crispell Matthew Shipp Paul Bley Don Pullen Fred Hopkins Andrew Cyrille Joanne Brackeen Mark Helias Billy Hart Mino Cinelu Nana Vasconcelos Reggie Workman William Parker Louis Sclavis Elton Dean And Joe Morris.
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