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City: TACOMA
State: Washington
Country: US
November 21, 2008 - Friday 

Winds Of ChangeThe smooth sounds of Airborne will fill the Doctor's office on the Smooth Jazz Therapy Show, Friday, December 5th.  The program airs at noon Pacific Standard Time.

Winds of Change is Airborne's 6th album and is a flavorful mixture of many jazz rhythms. The band, proclaimed as the Musical Peacemakers of Contemporary Jazz, sets out to echo a message to humanity that it's time to turn the page for the sake of our future generation.

Airborne hails from New Haven Connecticut and since 1992, has been on the New England Foundation for the Arts prestigious Performing Arts Touring Roster with Arts in Education programs and performances of  "A Century of Jazz" , "Jazz Appreciation for Young Audiences", and "Jazz Legends". As jazz educators on the touring roster of the Connecticut Commission on the Arts they have opened the minds and ears of young audiences to jazz music in their home state performing their Arts in Education programs in Colleges, High, Middle, and Grammar Schools.

AirborneAs Performing Artists, Recording Artists, Educators, and as Humanitarians the band's quality of excellence and compassion has kept them on the road to success.

Band members are:

Thomas Borino:  Piano, Organ, Keyboards, Vocals

Thomas Sansone:  Sax, Flute, Vocals

Gregory Borino:  Guitars, Vocals

Dean Kosh:  Drums

Steven Clarke:  Bass, Vocals

Asher Delerme:  Latin & African Percussion

Elizabeth Dellinger:  Vocals

Stop by and catch this show and as always, bring your questions for the bandmembers.  That's Smooth Jazz Therapy on December 5th at noon.........Airborne and the good Doctor..Tyce.

1:30 PM
 
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