Buselli-Wallarab Jazz Orchestra
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Biography
The Buselli-Wallarab Jazz Orchestra, a jazz orchestra consisting of 17 pieces, was founded in 1994 by Mark Buselli and Brent Wallarab. Both co-founders were music educators and musicians who shared a commitment to America's jazz heritage. The ensemble has been based in Indianapolis, Indiana, and dedicated to creating new works for jazz orchestra and developing programs for jazz education. In 2006, the BWJO released Carol of the Bells, followed by Where or When (2008), Mezzanine (2010), and The Gennett Suite (2023). The BWJO was notably inducted into the Indianapolis Jazz Hall of Fame in 2017.
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- Suite Storytelling: the Glass Tree by Rob Dixon
- I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face featuring Everett Greene
- Goodbye Little Dream, Goodbye by Mark Buselli
- Suite Storytelling: Tabellae Ex Terra by Frank Glover
- Watch What Happens featuring Everett Greene
- L-O-V-E by Cynthia Layne
- Where or When featuring Brent Wallarab
- Avalon featuring Mark Buselli
- This Can't Be Love by Everett Greene
- Suite Influence: Stompin' At the Savoy by Mark Buselli
- I'll Be Around by Everett Greene
- Sketch For Boz by Frank Glover
- Wonderland featuring Mark Buselli
- Mezzanine by Brent Wallarab
- Suite Influence: Moonlight Serenade by Frank Glover
- Suite Influence: Cherokee featuring Mark Buselli
- My Romance by Everett Greene
- My Funny Valentine by Everett Greene
- Teach Me Tonight by Cynthia Layne
- More Than You Know by Brent Wallarab
- My Foolish Heart featuring Everett Greene
- Little Sunflower featuring Brent Wallarab
