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Wallace Joseph "Wally" Cirillo (February 4, 1927, Huntington, New York - May 5, 1977, Boca Raton, Florida) was an American jazz pianist and composer. Cirillo studied at the New York (1948–50) and the Manhattan School of Music, and played with Chubby Jackson and Bill Harris in the early 1950s. In 1954 he began working with John LaPorta, Teo Macero and Charles Mingus as part of the . The following year, he led a session with Mingus, Macero, and Kenny Clarke, which was later reissued under Mingus's name as Jazz Composers Workshop. The piece "Transeason" on this album, composed by Cirillo, makes use of serialism, one of the earliest manifestations of this compositional technique in jazz. He also recorded with LaPorta and with Johnny Mathis in the 1950s.

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rdfs:comment	Wallace Joseph 'Wally' Cirillo (Huntington (New York), 4 februari 1927 – Boca Raton, 5 mei 1977) was een Amerikaanse jazzpianist. (nl) Wallace Joseph „Wally“ Cirillo (* 4. Februar 1927 in Huntington (New York); † 5. Mai 1977 in Boca Raton) war ein US-amerikanischer Jazz-Pianist. Cirillo studierte von 1948 bis 1950 am Conservatory of Modern Music in New York und danach an der Manhattan School of Music. 1953 spielte er in der Band von Chubby Jackson und Bill Harris und in der zweiten Hälfte der 1950er Jahre mit John LaPorta und Charles Mingus, in dessen Jazz Composers Workshop er war und aufnahm. Ab 1961 war er Lehrer in Florida, gab Privatunterricht und Kurse an der Universität (in Klavier und Improvisation) und komponierte (darunter Orchesterwerke und Elektronische Musik). Er leitete auch 1962 bis 1965 eine eigene Band, spielte mit Ira Sullivan, Flip Phillips und Phil Napoleon. (de) Wallace Joseph "Wally" Cirillo (February 4, 1927, Huntington, New York - May 5, 1977, Boca Raton, Florida) was an American jazz pianist and composer. Cirillo studied at the New York (1948–50) and the Manhattan School of Music, and played with Chubby Jackson and Bill Harris in the early 1950s. In 1954 he began working with John LaPorta, Teo Macero and Charles Mingus as part of the . The following year, he led a session with Mingus, Macero, and Kenny Clarke, which was later reissued under Mingus's name as Jazz Composers Workshop. The piece "Transeason" on this album, composed by Cirillo, makes use of serialism, one of the earliest manifestations of this compositional technique in jazz. He also recorded with LaPorta and with Johnny Mathis in the 1950s. (en)
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has abstract	Wallace Joseph „Wally“ Cirillo (* 4. Februar 1927 in Huntington (New York); † 5. Mai 1977 in Boca Raton) war ein US-amerikanischer Jazz-Pianist. Cirillo studierte von 1948 bis 1950 am Conservatory of Modern Music in New York und danach an der Manhattan School of Music. 1953 spielte er in der Band von Chubby Jackson und Bill Harris und in der zweiten Hälfte der 1950er Jahre mit John LaPorta und Charles Mingus, in dessen Jazz Composers Workshop er war und aufnahm. Ab 1961 war er Lehrer in Florida, gab Privatunterricht und Kurse an der Universität (in Klavier und Improvisation) und komponierte (darunter Orchesterwerke und Elektronische Musik). Er leitete auch 1962 bis 1965 eine eigene Band, spielte mit Ira Sullivan, Flip Phillips und Phil Napoleon. Cirillo nahm unter eigenem Namen auf (in einem Quartett mit Teo Macero und Charles Mingus 1955) und mit dem Jazz Workshop von Mingus, mit LaPorta (1954 im Quintett auf Debut Records) und Johnny Mathis. Seine Quartettaufnahme enthält die Erste Jazzkomposition basierend auf der Zwölftonreihe. Sie wurde gelegentlich unter Mingus Namen wieder veröffentlicht und 2006 auf Explorations of Teo Macero and Wally Cirillo (Fresh Sound Records). Er nahm auch einige Alben im Duet mit dem Gitarristen Joe Diorio in den 1970er Jahren auf. Tom Lord verzeichnet in seiner Jazz-Diskographie sieben Aufnahmen von 1954 bis 1957. (de) Wallace Joseph "Wally" Cirillo (February 4, 1927, Huntington, New York - May 5, 1977, Boca Raton, Florida) was an American jazz pianist and composer. Cirillo studied at the New York (1948–50) and the Manhattan School of Music, and played with Chubby Jackson and Bill Harris in the early 1950s. In 1954 he began working with John LaPorta, Teo Macero and Charles Mingus as part of the . The following year, he led a session with Mingus, Macero, and Kenny Clarke, which was later reissued under Mingus's name as Jazz Composers Workshop. The piece "Transeason" on this album, composed by Cirillo, makes use of serialism, one of the earliest manifestations of this compositional technique in jazz. He also recorded with LaPorta and with Johnny Mathis in the 1950s. Cirillo relocated to Florida in 1961, where he led his own band and worked with Phil Napoleon, Flip Phillips, Ira Sullivan, and Joe Diorio. He recorded sparsely throughout his career. (en) Wallace Joseph 'Wally' Cirillo (Huntington (New York), 4 februari 1927 – Boca Raton, 5 mei 1977) was een Amerikaanse jazzpianist. (nl)
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