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A Little Boasting

June 27, 2009

http://www.jazzcamera.co.uk/index.php?page=grappelli-style-explored

This is a compliment and a description of my participation in the Jazz Journalists’ Association annual awards ceremony. John Watson is a great photographer and journalist from U.K.

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Welcome to the new Sudhalter.com!

October 13, 2008

Welcome to my new site! I have updated, renewed and refreshed my site to include all the information that you could get before, including my bio, gig calendar and information about Mix n’ Match music, and now I have a blog to boot! All here, at the new and improved sudhalter.com. Thanks for taking a look around, and I hope you will come back often and see what I’m up to.

PLEASE NOTE THAT THE AUDIO FILES ARE CURRENTLY DISABLED,  so for audio, go to www.myspace.com/carolsudhalter, or call me for copies of the classical samples.

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March 16, 2009 – Long weekend in Elkins, WV with my own band.. Most fulfilling, enjoyable and other worldly. We played at the Randolph County Community Arts Center,  some great arrangements by Joe Tranchina, great trombone playing by Chris Rinaman, the whole band was swinging and happening. We went through about 18 tunes, Cole Porter, Arlen, Kern,  some Latin ballads and uptempos, then announced our farewells and took a few bows. The audience was standing and applauding heartily. Then as if by some cue, with no trace of ”encore’ or ‘bis’ etc., everyone quietly sat down again. We were captive, understanding immediately that they expected another tune. So we played one, then they were happy. Then came the exquisite dinner the volunteers cooked for us, with taboolie, Indonesian rice salad with water chestnuts and other crunchies; chicken pot pie; and a variety of other dishes, something for every taste, and with the most perfect fluffy and wonderful textures.

Feb. 26, ‘09: I have had the great pleasure of spending a day with saxophonist/clarinetist Roz Cron, who played all her life on a horn purchased from my Dad some 70 years ago.