World Pop Jazz, African, Japanese, Jewish, Latin, Caribbean Be Bop

13 MP3 Songs
WORLD: World Beat, WORLD: Japanese contemporary



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DAVID ZASLOFF
David Zasloff is a multi-instrumentalist songwriter, film composer and is considered a master Japanese shakuhachi flute player, trumpet player, shofar player, pianist, percussionist, guitarist and autoharpist.

Most recently David can be heard playing Japanese shakuhachi flute on the new multi million selling cd âMeteoraâ by Linkin Park.

Mr. Zasloff was the musical director for 14 HBO Comedy Channel shows and musical director for one Showtime Special. David also composed the score for the full length movie âSecret Placesâ the short film âMe and Freudâ and his songs can be heard on the television show âThe Young and the Restlessâ

News & Reviews from New York
David Zasloff, who is one of the great performers of our time, mixes an unusual blend of music and comedy as he plays instruments from a ram's horn to a Japanese flute, to an autoharp, punctuated by wry satirical comments. His great soul can be recognized by anyone sensitive to a universal humanity as he makes music that touches your deepest level - Whoooooosh!!!
(Richmond Shepard - Performing Arts Insider)

âZasloffâs aura was captivating and his humor was not only razor sharp, but displayed enlightened understanding of the human condition.â Hollywood Gazette)

âDavid Zasloffâ¦a bolt of greased lightening: entertainer and showman par excellence.â (L.A. Weekly)

ââ¦his stage persona is poised, casually in command and as funny and off the wall as youâd expect of a fellow whoâs honed his skill as a stand up comic.â Dramalogue)

âOn behalf of the Inside Edge and itâs board members, I wish to express our heartfelt appreciation to you for your presentation on July 13th, 2005. What a remarkable morning it was for us. You are such a brilliant, talented man and your humor truly resonated with our group. I usually donât share the feedback cards with our speakers, but they are so enthusiastic that you must have them. A return performance when your book is out is definitely in order. Thank you so much for coming to us, bringing all your instruments. We hope you will enjoy the fame and fortune you deserve.
(Adrian S. Windsor, Program Director Inside Edge)