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	Billy Taylor's Jazz \| Photo Gallery, Alvin Batiste
		Batiste and Dr. Taylor discuss the next number.
		Batiste on stage with the Billy Taylor Trio.
		Batiste plays a ballad with Dr. Taylor at the piano.
	www.npr.org /programs/btaylor/photogallery/abatiste_photo.html (35 words)

	College of Music presents Alvin Batiste's Tribute to Thelonious Monk on November 18th - Loyola University New Orleans
		Alvin Batiste is the lead teacher in jazz instrumental music at NOCCA, where he teaches clarinet, jazz composition and directs jazz combos.
		Batiste, New Orleans educator, jazz artist and composer, has performed and recorded with a multitude of jazz artists, including John Carter, David Murray and Jimmy Hamilton, as a part of The Clarinet Summit, which has recorded for both India Navigation and Black Saint Records.
		Batiste upgraded Institute programs to include the study of linkages of jazz, blues, gospel and diasporan (Cuban, Brazilian, South Louisiana and African) music.
	www.loyno.edu /newsandcalendars/release.php?id=733 (383 words)

	OHSU News Release
		Alvin Batiste, 78, a retired management consultant, accidentally took a handful of his wife's high blood pressure and diabetes medicine instead of his vitamins because he was trying to watch the Florida recount on TV.
		Batiste was busy sorting out his vitamins and his wife's prescription medication at the kitchen counter when he made the mistake.
		Batiste's call was one of almost 55,000 calls a year, or 150 calls per day, to the OPC.
	www.ohsu.edu /unparchive/2000/120700poison.html (586 words)

	The Clarinet In Jazz Since 1945: Alvin Batiste (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Alvin Batiste is the opposite of Kenny Davern : though born and raised in New Orleans, he was attracted to modern jazz from the start.
		Batiste received a heavy exposure to blues, r and b, and jazz as a teenager in New Orleans, and in the early 1950's he played bari sax and piano in the Ray Charles band.
		Batiste has said that he wasn't aware that the clarinet is a difficult instrument until recently.
	users.bestweb.net /~msnyder/clarinet/batiste.htm (396 words)

	Starry Nights (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Meanwhile Jackie McLean and Alvin Batiste contributed to student concerts at the New England Conservatory and Harvard, respectively.
		Sixty-three-year-old New Orleans clarinettist Alvin Batiste, an overlooked bop pioneer and a lifelong explorer of new music, made a rare Boston appearance, and the band played the first of what promises to be a complete survey of Duke Ellington's suites.
		Batiste's own music -- three selections from 1993's Late ( Columbia) -- gave the band problems; and his wife, Edith, derailed the concert by declaiming her less-than-compelling poetry not once but twice, for 20 interminable minutes.
	www.bostonphoenix.com /alt1/archive/music/reviews/12-14-95/JACKIE_MCLEAN.html (796 words)

	Primitive Art of Alvin Batiste
		This is the online gallery of African American primitive artist Alvin Batiste, unequivocally the most sought after and collected country artist since the likes of Clementine Hunter.
		Alvin Batiste lives and works in the heart of a Donaldsonville, Louisiana.
		Alvin Batiste was commissioned by Billy-Bob to create primitive art for the cover of his most recent CD release Private Radio on September 11th, 2001 (see
	www.alvinbatiste.com (221 words)

	Alvin Batiste b
		Batiste played jazz clarinet with Ed Blackwell in high school, which led to a long association with Ornette Coleman, with whom he jammed in Los Angeles in the mid-'50s.
		An eclectic player, as happy to work in classical modes as in jazz, Batiste's recent BAYOU MAGIC is a more conventional set of post-bebop tunes but still provides an exhilarating showcase for his brilliant technique and astonishing invention on clarinet.
		In 1987, for a festival dedicated to Blackwell, he was reunited with various '50s’ associates (such as Ellis Marsalis and Ed Blackwell himself) in the American Jazz Quintet, whose FROM BAD TO BADDER documented their first concert together for some 30 years.
	www.centrohd.com /bio/bio4/alvin_batiste_b.htm (163 words)

	CMT.com : Alvin Batiste : Biography
		Under-recorded throughout his career, Alvin Batiste was a childhood friend of Ed Blackwell and he spent time in Los Angeles in 1956 playing with Ornette Coleman.
		However, Batiste chose the life of an educator in Louisiana.
		Batiste recorded as a leader for India Navigation and made the 1993 Columbia album Late.
	www.cmt.com /artists/az/batiste_alvin/bio.jhtml (136 words)

	The AFO Foundation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Alvin Batiste is a clarinetist and jazz educator.
		Batiste, a native of New Orleans, was born on November 7, 1932.
		Tyler, a native of New Orleans, was born on December 5, 1925 and died on April 3, 1998.
	www.afofoundation.org /musicians.html (2747 words)

	Washington University - News & Information
		Jazz clarinetist Alvin Batisté;, composer for the National Spirit Project's theatrical work-in-progress Vo-Du Macbeth (a Creole-flavored adaptation of the Shakespearean classic), will perform for the American Café series at Washington University Thursday, Sept. 26.
		Born in New Orleans in 1932, Batisté; developed his rich sound by mastering virtually the entire repertoire of clarinet music, from traditional jazz and blues to classical and marching music.
		Batisté; is also an educator, teaching at his own Jazz Institute at Southern University in Baton Rouge.
	news-info.wustl.edu /News/2002/batiste.html (451 words)

	Billy Taylor's Jazz \| Guest Artist Alvin Batiste
		Batiste recalls his first playing days and the musical lumps he had to endure along the way.
		Batiste fondly remembers being reprimanded by Charles in Detroit for playing a clarinet solo that stole the spotlight from the piano great.
		Stitt’s playing allowed Alvin to recognize his own "intuitive consciousness." At another point, Batiste discusses the advice he gives his students, saying he reminds them to use " warm air " to fill their wind instruments.
	www.npr.org /programs/btaylor/pastprograms/abatiste.html (672 words)

	Alvin Batiste: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Although sometimes called a "New Orleans clarinetist" (his Columbia album even billed him as a "Legendary Pioneer of Jazz"), in reality Alvin Batiste [+] is an avant-garde player who does not fit easily into any classification.
		Under-recorded throughout his career, Alvin Batiste [+] was a childhood friend of Ed Blackwell [+] and he spent time in Los Angeles in 1956 playing with Ornette Coleman [+].
		Batiste recorded as a leader for India Navigation and made the 1993 Columbia album Late [+].
	music.com /person/alvin_batiste/1 (211 words)

	coreyharris and henry butler
		Batiste taught Butler how to improvise, and the importance of spontaneously playing what's in the mind’s eye.
		With Batiste’s help, Butler began adding the jazz legacy of Art Tatum, Bud Powell, Charlie Parker and John Coltrane to the Crescent City r&b he'd absorbed from Eddie Bo, Tommy Ridgley, James Booker and Professor Longhair.
		"Henry Butler is one of the artists laying the foundation for the 21st century," says Alvin Batiste of his former student.
	www.coreyharrismusic.com /henrybio.html (698 words)

	2theadvocate.com: News - Event set to honor arts patron 06/30/05 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Alvin Batiste was a local artist who started drawing at age 3.
		Batiste said he did not believe his work would sell, but Sandra told him to leave that part to the customers.
		Batiste began painting regularly at the store, and started to draw a regular crowd to watch his work.
	www.2theadvocate.com /stories/063005/sub_event001.shtml (1624 words)

	Alvin Batiste Exhibition opens - The Contraband - Entertainment
		Batiste, in response to a question from an audience member, was quoting saying, "I watched shows about art on public television, and it made me want to do that too...".
		Thornton bought eleven paintings, commissioned Batiste to create the cover art for his CD, and finally signed an autograph for the artist saying: "To Alvin, You are a great and profound artist, Billy Bob Thornton".
		Batiste expressed an interest in sculpture, and he said that he'd like to explore the medium sometime in the future.
	www.msucontraband.com /news/2005/02/02/Entertainment/Alvin.Batiste.Exhibition.Opens-848561.shtml (378 words)

	jazz reunion
		Alvin Batiste, founder/director of Southern University’s jazz studies program, is an alumnus of Ray Charles, Duke Ellington, E rnie Wilkins, and Billy Cobham orchestras.
		In 1965, Batiste joined the Southern University faculty as assistant band director, armed with the experience of having received a John Hay fellowship, given to sixty teachers in the United States for interdisciplinary education.
		Batiste has received the National Association of Jazz Educators’ National Humanitarian Award, the International Association of Jazz Educators’ Lifetime Achievement Award, and numerous other honors.
	www.subr.edu /jazz/bio.htm (204 words)

	Biography
		Jonathan Batiste was born in New Orleans, Louisiana in 1986.
		He was first introduced to music through his family's band, the Batiste Brothers Band, in which he played the percussions at the age of 8, switching to the piano at age 11.
		He also studied with Alvin Batiste, New Orleans clarinetist/composer who is head of the jazz studies department at NOCCA.
	members.cox.net /datboy07/Biography.htm (515 words)

	Lycos Music \| Batiste, Alvin Biography
		From the late 60s to the mid-80s Batiste devoted much of his time to teaching at Southern University in Baton Rouge, although he did record with Cannonball Adderley on the saxophonist's last album in 1975.
		An eclectic player, as happy to work in classical modes as in jazz, Batiste's Bayou Magic is a more conventional set of post-bebop tunes but still provides an exhilarating showcase for his technique and invention on clarinet.
		In 1987, for a festival dedicated to Blackwell, he was reunited with various 50s associates (such as Ellis Marsalis and Blackwell himself) in the American Jazz Quintet, whose From Bad To Badder documented their first concert together for some 30 years.
	music.lycos.com /artist/bio.asp?QT=A&QW=Alvin+Batiste&AN=Batiste,+Alvin&MID=1672&MH=58 (204 words)

	Batiste (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Date "batiste" was first used in popular English literature: sometime before 1869.
		Batiste The fabric is so called from Baptiste of Cambrai, who first manufactured it.
		"Batiste" is suggested in spellcheckers for the following: Badastan, Badische, baiste, Batastini, batista, Batistelli, batists, batiti, batpist, batster, Battestin, battistero, Battisti, Battiston, Behistun, birtists, Bramische.
	www.websters-online-dictionary.org /ba/batiste.html (637 words)

	Alvin Batiste MP3, Songs and Albums
		Although sometimes called a "New Orleans clarinetist" (his Columbia album even billed him as a "Legendary Pioneer of Jazz"), in reality Alvin Batiste is an avant-garde player who does not fit easily into any classification.
		Under-recorded throughout his career, Alvin Batiste was a childhood friend of Ed Blackwell and he...
		Among them is the brilliant clarinetist, composer, and educator Alvin Batiste, and his most recent recording, Songs, Words and Messages, Connections, will undoubtedly reside in jazz history as one of its most essential works.
	www.mp3.com /Alvin-Batiste/artists/7302/summary.html (244 words)

	Alvin Batiste: Songs, Words and Messages Connections
		A music master, composer, arranger, educator and performer - Alvin Batiste defies description.
		He is simply "Batiste" - and his name alone has become synonymous with taking the music to the next level and the next generation.
		Alvin Batiste clarinet, Mark Whitfield guitar, Jim Pryor piano, George Fontenette trumpet (Road Symphony), Roland Guerin bass, Mark Gully bass (Ode to Bechet), Herman Jackson drums, Muriel Wicks Jennings vocalist (Theme to D'Afrique), Edith Batiste - poet (Ayjala and Drum), Ernest Jackson (Rosa Parks and Golden Rule Blues).
	www.masterdigital.com /examples/data/slm-3.htm (124 words)

	City of Donaldsonville - Tourism
		Almost any day, Batiste can be found painting downtown at Rossie's Custom Framing shop, 510 Railroad Avenue.
		Those smiles reveal an innocence that is totally dedicated to his story telling and his art.
		Batiste's paintings, small and large, cover the walls on both sides of this former dime store.
	www.donaldsonville.org /dville_tourism.html (649 words)

	National Spirit Project's Vo-Du Macbeth Takes the Stage as Part of the Essence Festival's Humanities Series (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Sloan's text is supported by an original score from musician and educator, Alvin Batiste.
		Alvin Batiste/Original Score: Alvin Batiste is a musician, composer and educator.
		In addition there will be two concerts featuring Alvin Batiste's original score on the evenings of July 2nd and 3rd, from 5:00 to 7:00pm.
	www.wwoz.org /html/vo-du_macbeth_home.html (1155 words)

	American Popular Culture
		This month we are featuring Louisiana folk artist Alvin Batiste.
		Because the self taught folk artist Alvin Batiste sets his easel there and paints almost every day.
		We walked down the aisle and were staring at Church Anniversary when Batiste walked through the front door.
	www.americanpopularculture.com /archive/emerging/alvin_batiste.htm (483 words)

	SLU News -- A Bitter Glory (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The play will be performed in a concert version with six musicians, including Batiste, and five singers with New Orleans actress Carol Sutten, winner of the Big Easy best actress award, as narrator.
		Batiste, who teaches music and composition at Southern University in Baton Rouge, is well-known and highly respected as a jazz musician and composer.
		After his Carnegie Hall debut, the Village Voice lauded Batiste as "one of the major instrumentalists of our day." Wonk, a free-lance writer who lives in the French Quarter, has had his plays produced in New York, London, Munich, San Francisco, Atlanta, Minneapolis and New Orleans.
	www.selu.edu /NewsEvents/PublicInfoOffice/bitter.htm (369 words)

	Brazil - Brasil - BRAZZIL - News from Brazil - President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva 2002 Government Program - Brazil ...
		Alvin Batiste and Jazztronauts (Jazz Clarinetist and Bandleader) Alvin Batiste, New Orleans educator, jazz artist and composer, has performed and recorded with a multitude of jazz artists, including John Carter, David Murray and Jimmy Hamilton, as a part of The Clarinet Summit, which has recorded for both India Navigation and Black Saint Records.
		Batiste’s also latest achievements include a first - the 1997 New Orleans Jazz Clarinet workshop, sponsored by the New Orleans Jazz National Historical Park and Evolution Hall production company.
		Kent Jordan (Saxophonist and Co-Artistic Director, Jambalaya Jazz) The son of well-known and well-respected saxophonist Kidd Jordan and the older brother of outstanding trumpeter Marlon Jordan, Kent Jordan's is one of New Orleans’ most prominent jazz musicians.
	www.brazil-brasil.com /pr1oct02.htm (1787 words)

	Louisiana Division of the Arts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Batiste will provide hands-on artist/teacher training to NOCCARiverfront students in such aspects as jazz performance and training, jazz history and composition, and clarinet/woodwind performance.
		Batiste has been a professor at Southern University and has performed with a multitude of jazz artists, including John Carter, David Murray and Jimmy Hamilton.
		Batiste holds a Master of Music in clarinet performance and composition from Louisiana State University, and a bachelor’s degree from Southern University.
	www.crt.state.la.us /arts/forum/August8.htm (3353 words)

	Where Y'At :: Your Monthly Guide to New Orleans
		Her live performances have an even tougher old school R&B edge, and it must be said: it’s quite a welcome relief to see a gorgeous young soul singer fronting a band with such a spontaneous, bluesy style.
		Batiste is revered as a music educator and nurturer of talent from his tenure at Southern University, but even if he’d never set foot in front of a classroom, he’d still be known as one of the finest clarinetists in jazz.
		Batiste’s own sets vary in quality, dependent on how much space he devotes to his collaborators often students and their respective levels of ability.
	www.whereyatnola.com /171 (7201 words)

	BLACK RE-ENACTORS USE `GLORY' REGIMENT TO EDUCATE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Alvin Batiste, quartermaster sergeant, agrees that more people, particularly young African-Americans, need to learn about the untold events of the Civil War.
		Batiste, a World War II veteran, has been retired from the federal government for 20 years.
		Alvin Batiste portrayed a sergeant in the 54th Massachusetts
	scholar.lib.vt.edu /VA-news/VA-Pilot/issues/1994/vp941014/10120200.htm (596 words)

	Vancouver Jazz Forum - Alvin Batiste
		The esteemed gentleman from Black Swan Records and I were just discussing, at the tail end of the Juno thread, how great it would be to get Alvin Batiste up here for a gig.
		When I saw Alvin at the IAJE convention in New Orleans in Jan. 2000 he gave me a copy of his latest (Songs, Words and Messages Connections, on South Louisiana Records) with a request that I get it to Coastal Jazz and Blues with an eye to setting something up at a future festival.
		It's mixture of Pan-Africanism, New Orleans funk and 20th century classical vocabulary was something I thought would be right up Coastal's alley but for whatever reason I guess they chose not to pursue it.
	vancouverjazz.com /forums/showthread.php?t=351 (224 words)

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