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- Lenny Solomon (born 28 September 1952) is a Canadian jazz, pop, and classical violinist and composer. An active studio musician, he has performed on hundreds of recordings and soundtracks, He has also recorded two of his own jazz albums: After You've Gone and The Gershwin Sessions.
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Lenny Solomon (born 28 September 1952) is a Canadian jazz, pop, and classical violinist and composer. An active studio musician, he has performed on hundreds of recordings and soundtracks, He has also recorded two of his own jazz albums: After You've Gone and The Gershwin Sessions.
Feb 7, 2006 · Lenny Solomon, violinist, composer (born 28 September 1952 in Toronto, ON). Lenny Solomon studied violin with Albert Pratz and Steven Staryk. He was a partner in the 1970s with Myles Cohen in the pop duo Myles and Lenny, which won a Juno Award in 1976 as most promising group.
LENNY SOLOMON (violinist, composer) was born September 28, 1952 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. His jazz violin virtuosity has been recognized throughout North America, Europe, and Asia. Called "Canada's premier jazz violinist", he has played a significant role in bringing what was considered mostly a classical instrument into new genres.
Mar 20, 2009 · Lenny Solomon has always thought big. Back in the 1970s with the prog rock/jazz duo Myles and Lenny, the classically trained Toronto violinist was pushing the instrument’s capacity well beyond...
Sep 21, 2009 · Twenty three and a half years later, Lenny Solomon and Shlock Rock are set to release their thirty first album, entitled “Shlock Rock 31: No Limits”. Lenny Solomon was kind enough to spend some time with me and let me know how it all began and to give me some insider info on his new album, scheduled to be released online in just a few short ...
Oct 15, 2009 · Lenny Solomon rocks. Just ask anybody. For more than 38 years, Solomon has been a fixture at Harvard, a portrait of rock-like stability in a lab whose investigations are up in the air.
Feb 25, 2005 · Transparency, Toronto violinist Lenny Solomon's first disc as a leader since 1995's The Gershwin Sessions, finds him helming the sextet of bassist Pat Collins, pianist Phil Dwyer, cellist Wendy Solomon, and the frequently paired Geoff Young and Barry Romberg on guitar and drums, respectively.
