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| − | Roberta Mandel (29 December 1920 - 5 September 2017) performed as a jazz pianist for 75 years. She was also an arranger and composer. She had a special gift for transcribing arrangements found in recordings. She also adapted band numbers for solo piano. She held two degrees from the California State University at San Francisco. She claimed that her extensive knowledge of harmony came from her study of classical music. | + | Roberta Mandel (29 December 1920 - 5 September 2017) performed as a jazz pianist for 75 years. She was also an arranger and composer. She had a special gift for transcribing arrangements found in recordings. She also adapted band numbers for solo piano. She held two degrees from the California State University at San Francisco. She claimed that her extensive knowledge of harmony came from her study of classical music. |
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| + | This [http://users.rcn.com/jazzinfo/v09n10Mar00/roberta_mandel.html memoir from <i>Jazz Now</i>] was published in 1990. | ||
Revision as of 21:15, 3 November 2018
Golden Oldies is a collection of partial studies of highly skilled musicians who are performing in public beyond the age of 90. Its ultimate focus is to identify both cognitive and physical factors contributing to the preservation of musical memory.
Subjects are identified by initials only. Materials found here are not available for re-use without express written permission of the subjects or their next of kin.
Subjects
Roberta Mandel
Roberta Mandel (29 December 1920 - 5 September 2017) performed as a jazz pianist for 75 years. She was also an arranger and composer. She had a special gift for transcribing arrangements found in recordings. She also adapted band numbers for solo piano. She held two degrees from the California State University at San Francisco. She claimed that her extensive knowledge of harmony came from her study of classical music.
This memoir from Jazz Now was published in 1990.