1987
Search results
Graham Haynes (born September 16, 1960 in Brooklyn, New York) is an American cornetist, trumpeter and composer. The son of jazz drummer Roy Haynes, Graham is known for his work in nu jazz, fusing jazz with elements of hip hop and electronic music.
Apr 11, 2024 · Regarded as an innovator on cornet and flugelhorn, an extraordinary composer, and an emerging force in contemporary electronic music and world music, Graham Haynes has redefined and deconstructed that genre we still call jazz. While his main instrument is the cornet, he is by no means making jazz music these days.
Graham Haynes (born September 16, 1960 in Brooklyn, New York raised in Hollis , Queens , NY) is an American cornetist, and composer.His two years at Queens. College (1978-1980) studying composition, harmony and theory spurred his interest in classical and electronic music (Robert Moog was professor of electronic music at the time).
Three innovative improvisers—performer Lucie Vítková, and percussionist Shakoor Hakeem, and led by cornetist-composer Graham Haynes—come together to perform work they have been working on ...
- 63 min
- 1717
- Roulette Intermedium
Graham Haynes, the Bahia, Brazil-based composer, bandleader, and musician, expands and confounds what we understand as jazz and electronic music. Son of the drummer Roy Haynes, raised among the greatest figures in improvised music and art in New York, Haynes’ work grows out of a keen sense of New York’s many histories of music and musical ...
- 1550
Graham Haynes is regarded as an innovator on cornet and flugelhorn, an extraordinary composer, and an emerging force in contemporary electronic music and world music. His two years at Queens College studying composition, harmony and theory spurred his interest in classical and electronic music.
Jazz cornetist Graham Haynes is the son of legendary drummer Roy Haynes, but the younger Haynes’s career path is his own. While he does share his father’s grounding in bebop and swing, Graham has embraced the unique fusion of the M-Base crew (a loose Brooklyn-based confederation of jazz players immersed in funk, bop, groove, rock, etc.).
