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Musiker: Riley, Howard

Alben auf denen " Riley, Howard" mitwirkt:

X = Album im einem SJO-Shop erhältlich  Album-Bezeichnung: Interpret  —  Titel		Label	Label-Nummer	Aufnahme-Jahr
	Barry Guy  —  Portrait	Intakt Records	CD 123		CD
	Barry Guy & London Jazz Composers' Orchestra  —  Portraits	Intakt Records	CD 035	1980	CD
	Barry Guy &London Jazz Composers' Orchestra  —  Stringer	Free Music Productions	41	1980	LP
	Barry Guy / London Jazz Composers Orchestra  —  Three Pieces For Orchestra	Intakt Records	CD 045	1995	CD
	Howard Riley  —  Another Part Of Story	Emanem	4088	2002	CD
	Howard Riley  —  Procession	Wondrous Music	WM0101	1990	CD
	Howard Riley  —  Synopsis	Incus	13	1973	LP
	Howard Riley  —  The Heat Of Moments	Wondrous Music	WM0103	1993	CD
	Jaki Byard & Howard Riley piano Solo and Duo  —  LIVE AT THE ROYAL FESTIVAL HALL	Leo Records	LR 133	1984	LP
	Modern Jazz Quartet  —  Zurich Concerts	RecRec	004 / 005	1987 - 1988	LP
	The London Jazz Composer's Orchestra  —  Harmos	Intakt Records	CD 013	1989	CD
	The London Jazz Composer's Orchestra.  —  Harmos	Intakt Records	CD 013	1989	CD
	Tony Oxley  —  Tony Oxley	Incus	8	1971 - 1975	LP
	Tony Wren  —  Four In The Afternoon	Emanem	4067	2001	CD
	Various  —  THE LONDON JAZZ COMPOSER'S ORCHESTRA: ZURICH CONCERTS	Intakt Records	004 / 005	1987/1988	LP
	Von Louis Armstrong bis Zurich Jazz Orchestra  —  Jazzstadt Zürich	Eigenverlag	as yet to be advised	1930-02	CD
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Info:

Riley was born in Huddersfield. He began learning the piano at the age of six, and began playing jazz as early as the age of 13. He studied at the University of Wales (1961–66), Indiana University in America under Dave Baker (1966–67), and then at York University (1967–70). Alongside his studies he played jazz professionally, with Evan Parker (1966) and then with his own trio (1967–76), with Barry Guy on bass and Alan Jackson, Jon Hiseman, and Tony Oxley for periods on drums. Additionally he worked with John McLaughlin (1968), the London Jazz Composers Orchestra (1970-1980s), and with Oxley's ensemble (1972–81). He and Guy worked in a trio with Phil Wachsmann from 1976 well into the 1980s, and played solo piano throughout North America and Europe. From 1978 to 1981 he played in a quartet with Guy, Trevor Watts, and John Stevens; in the early 1980s he did duo work with Keith Tippett, with Jaki Byard, and with Elton Dean. From 1985 he worked in a trio setting with Jeff Clyne and Tony Levin.
Riley has taught at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and currently teaches at Goldsmiths, University of London, where he has taught continuously since the 1970s. [Wikipedia]