Jeff Fuller


Jeff Fuller
P.O. Box 120717
East Haven, CT
06512-0717
USA


Email:
jefffuller@snet.net


Web site:
www.jefffuller.net




Commissions

Selected published work and commissions

 

2004                “Take The ‘A’ Train” for Jazz Piano Trio and Symphony Orchestra.

                        Commissioned by New Haven Symphony, Jung-Ho Pak, musical director.

 

1995-2004      

Works commissioned by the Educational Center for the Arts, New Haven, CT:

(1995)       “Pan-American Suite” for Orchestra, Chorus, Latin/Rhythm Section.

(1997)       “Hibernal Modes” for Orchestra & Chorus.

(1998)       “Tapestry” for Orchestra, for 25th Anniversary of ECA.

(2001)       “To Begin Again” for Orchestra, Jazz Ensemble & Chorus.

(2002)       “Chorale Variation” for Orchestra.

(2002)       “Fanfare on ACES-ECA” (for brass & percussion).

(2004)       “The Way of Life (Verse 47)” Choral setting of text from Lao-Tzu.

 

1996                “Paisagem Cósmica”, “Cabin Fever”, ”All The Things…”, “Tangerine”…and five other original Latin combo arrangements.

                        Commissioned by Florida International University.

1993 –2007     “Cheek To Cheek”, “Typhoon”, “Caliente”, “Sentimiento do Canción”, “Star Eyes” …and several other Latin combo charts.

                        Commissioned for worldwide distribution by Three-Two Music, Fresno, CA.

1994                “Big Band Blues”, “Back To School” …for combined inner city & suburban high school jazz performers. Commissioned by Jazz/Blues Connection, Westport, CT

1993                “Salsa En Mi Alma” …original big band chart for recording.

                        Commissioned by Bill Warfield’s New York Big Band.

1992                “Tema: El Punto”, “La Resolución”, “Cambios”, “Aires Brasileiros” …and several other original Latin big band compositions.

                        Individual Artist Grant from the Connecticut Commission on the Arts.

1983-4             “Desafinado”, “Mambo Inn” …original arrangements for concert & recording. Commissioned by Paquito D’Rivera.

1977                “Contemporary Guitar: State of the Art”  18 Studies for Guitar.

                        Individual Artist Grant from the Connecticut Commission on the Arts.