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Charley
Harrison Demo Reel 26MB
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Lavinia's Heist
Charley composed the score for writer/director Don Goodman's dramedy, starring Angela Paton and Dean Jones. (Logline)...A lonely senior robs a pizza parlor, hoping her neglectful son will visit her in prison. The film has garnered numerous accolades, including a screening at the Cannes Film Festival. (watch the film) |
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Keeping My Composure
Charley's Debut CD! He conducts the Chicago Jazz Orchestra on eleven of his compositions and arrangements. Featured guest artists include: Freddy Cole, Kurt Elling, Frieda Lee, Cedar Walton, Bobby Broom and Sara Gazarek. (More Info)
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Head Rush
Charley composed the score for acclaimed writer/director Steven Gary Banks'
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Anthony Molinaro - Rhapsody in Blue
Charley orchestrated Anthony Molinaro's arrangement of Rhapsody in Blue for its premiere performance with the Chicago Jazz Orchestra. Chicago Tribune arts critic, Howard Reich, praised the new interpretation, noting Charley for writing "Rhythms that pressed relentlessly forward, weaving New Orleans street beats and bebop-tinged passages into its instrumental fabric, Harrison crafted a Rhapsody that openly acknowledged -- even celebrated --jazz idioms that developed long after Gershwin's death in 1937."
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Brian d'Arcy James - Christmas CD
Charley contributed arrangements to Tony Award nominee Brian d'Arcy James' CD release From Christmas Eve to Christmas Morn. |
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Clark Terry "Porgy & Bess"
Charley arranged "I Loves You Porgy" for Clark Terry and the Chicago Jazz Orchestra's recording of Porgy & Bess. The recording has received numerous accolades, including a five-star rating from Downbeat Magazine.(More Info) |
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Ralph Bunche Suite
Charley orchestrated and conducted the premiere of legendary jazz guitarist Kenny Burrell's "Ralph Bunche Suite," an extended work scored for a 35-piece jazz orchestra, augmented by special guest performers, Kenny Burrell, Hubert Laws, and Bobby Rodriguez. The piece was presented to coincide with the Centenary celebration of diplomat and Nobel Peace Prize recipient Ralph Bunche. (More Info) |
