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Ira Schulman
December 1, 1926 - July 20, 2008
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Ira
Schulman, originally from Chicago,
is a musician specializing in wind
and percussion instruments.
Active in Chicago jazz scene from the late 1940s, he was an early generation bebopper-modernist along with friends and colleagues Cy Touff, Hal Russell, Bill Russo, Joe Daley, Kenny Mann, Eddie Baker, Jimmy Gourley and Ira Sullivan. During 50’s, he recorded with Bill Russo’s Experiment in Jazz Band and played various jazz clubs including Blue Note, Hi Note, Capitol Show Lounge, and also played with Woody Herman, Charlie Spivak and Boyd Raeburn Big Band. In 1958, he moved to Los Angeles, worked at Warner Bros.-TV recording with Fred Karlin. Worked locally with Bob Crosby, Onzy Mathews, Gerald Wilson, also toured the international circuit with Don Ellis Jazz Band as a featured soloist. Recorded with Don Ellis Band on Pacific Jazz and Columbia Records. Played and recorded with Dave MacKay on Impulse Records.In 70’s, he formed the Baroque/Jazz Ensemble and the Four Winds, while performing regularly in a group with Igor OGOGO Grigoriev that included also late Larry Gales (of Thelonious Monk) on bass. |
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