41.   He also played in jazz bands throughout Europe, at Columbia and elsewhere in New York City.

42.   He likes to cite precedents, noting that the Bauhaus had a resident jazz band, and that Kandinsky was both musician and painter.

43.   He played upright bass in several blues and jazz bands.

44.   He worked his way through medical school playing clarinet, saxophone, and flute in orchestras and jazz bands.

45.   He studied piano, cello and guitar and performed in a local orchestra, a trio and a jazz band during his teen-age years.

46.   He was escorted by a jazz band and what seemed like the entire city.

47.   His compositions have been performed by a wide array of ensembles, ranging from his own experimental jazz bands to contemporary classical groups like the S.E.M. Ensemble.

48.   His sense of variety is informed equally by the contrapuntal themes in Baroque fugues and by the best contributions of jazz band leaders.

49.   His Rose Pistola serves creative regional Italian cuisine to the accompaniment of evening jazz bands.