jazzcat71

Cleveland, Ohio

Development as Educator and Performer Lincoln Center under the direction of Wynton Marsalis. There, he studied with Terrell Stafford of Temple University and Loren Schoenberg of In 2003, Palermo was invited to participate in the “Essentially Ellington” Jazz Academy in New York City, sponsored by Jazz at the Juilliard School of Music. [Citation Required] His second album, Don’t Look Back (2006), received positive reviews from JazzReview.com. The track “Dreaming” reached the top of jazz charts in Europe and Asia, remaining for over twelve weeks and boosting album sales. [Citation Required] In addition to performing, Palermo published his first educational book, Warm-Ups, Scales, Patterns, and Licks, with Really Good Music Publications. He became a member of the International Association for Jazz Education and also worked as a volunteer with the Jazz Education Department at Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C). [Citation Required] He has been endorsed by Conn-Selmer Instruments, Oleg Lig