"An Instrument of Unity"


 

 


 
 
 

CHRIS HO
LAMW'S 2003 HONOREE

Chris Ho is a bnIIiant up and coming jazz composer and keyboard artist. His band is
comprised of virtuoso Los Angeles local musicians who are also great friends. "Real Music
By Real Men in Real Time" is the album motto for Chris' debut CD," Lifetime."   Born in Los
AngeIes,  Chris studied music at UCLA and Cal State Northridge. But his real education in music
came fiom playing in hundreds of bands and transcribing recordings.  Chris almost missed his high
school graduation because of a rehearsal at Busch Gardens, Van Nuys, CA for a summer gig in the
show band. He has since played for Jay Leno and Robin Williams at The Comedy Store, Smokey
Robinson, Janet Jackson, Kalapana, Russ Freeman, Kenny G, SteveVai and many local rock
and jazz groups in both the Orange County and Los Angeles areas. Chris has penned over 6000
pieces in ballet, electronic and midi forms, rock, R&B, gospel, film music,
new wave, punk, and musical theater.
 
 


 

Web Site: http://www.chrisho.com/

Additional online information can be found at:

www.smooth-jazz.de/Artists2/Ho.htm

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=Chris+Ho+band&btnG=Google+Search
 
 
 

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Los Angeles Music Week's 2001 Press Conference at the historically renovated City Hall Rotunda, with congratulations extended to Director Margie Evans, center, by (clockwise from the left) 2001 Honoree Eddie Ray, 2001 Honoree Bonnie Janofsky, Mayor James K. Hahn, Councilwoman Jan Perry, Director Margie Evans, 2001 Honoree Buck Page and the Riders of the Purple Sage and Councilman Nate Holden.


LAMW'S 2002 HONOREES
 

DORIS FISHER
 

ARTHUR HAMILTON
COMPOSER, CRY ME A RIVER
 

BETTE COX
MUSIC HISTORIAN
 

RAYMOND CHO
CONDUCTOR AND MUSICAL DIRECTOR
KOREAN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA OF L.A.
 

JULIA WU
FOUNDER AND CHAIRMAN
PERFORMING ARTS FOUNDATION
FOR ASIAN AMERICANS
 

SUPREME MASTER CHING HAI
 

CLEVE DUNCAN & THE PENGUINS
 

THE DOO WOP SOCIETY
 

BILL TAPIA
HAWAIIAN JAZZ MUSICIAN
 

THE SETTLEMENT HOUSE

RICHARD ALLEN

DR. RACHEL EUBANKS,
THE EUBANKS CONSERVATORY
OF MUSIC AND ARTS

ED "THE GEEZER" ARCHER,
KPFK  "PREACHIN' THE BLUES"
 

MARSHALL AND WILMA COLEMAN,
THE REGENCY WEST
 

HARRY "THE BEAR" BABASIN
POSTHUMOUSLY
JAZZ IN HOLLYWOOD
 

WILLIAM GRANT STILL
POSTHUMOUSLY
 


 

Contact:
Margie Evans, Executive Director
Los Angeles Music Week, Inc.
Email: melamw@earthlink.net
Post Office Box 451146
Los Angeles, CA 90045-8511
Phone: (310) 670-6898
Fax: (310) 670-6908
 
 

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