Cameron Wallis
Cameron Wallis is a Canadian saxophonist, multi-instrumentalist, composer, and arranger. Born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, he currently resides in Montreal, Quebec.[1]
As one half of the jazz duo OneUpOneDown, Wallis released the critically acclaimed albums *Preface* (2005) and *Straight to Plan B* (2007).[2]
He arranged, performed, and composed music for Sophie Milman's 2008 Juno award-winning album *Make Someone Happy*,[3] and has recorded and arranged for Montreal vocalist Susie Arioli, amongst others.[3]
His debut quartet album *Calling Dexter* was released in 2013.[4][5] He is a member and composer of the Montreal-based jazz quintet The Montreal Hard Bop Five.[6]
Cameron is endorsed by Italian saxophone and reed makers Luparifaro,[7] Japanese mouthpiece manufacturers Marmaduke,[8] and New York ligature makers Silverstein Works.[9]
Discography
- Montreal Hard Bop Five (Case No. 5)
- Montreal Hard Bop Five (Live at Upstairs)
- Montreal Hard Bop Five
- Calling Dexter, Cameron Wallis
- Straight to Plan B, OneUpOneDown
- Preface, OneUpOneDown
- Make Someone Happy, Sophie Milman
- All the Way, Susie Arioli
- Songbird’s Prayer, Marie-Fatima Rudolf
- Live in Montreal, Nikki Yanofsky
- Vox Pop, Maxime Landry
- Night Lights, Susie Arioli
- Aural Landscape, Karine Chapdelaine
- Exit, Jean Leloup
References
- ↑ "CAMERON WALLIS BIO". 28 February 2013.
- ↑ "Artist : Cameron Wallis - Festival International de Jazz de Montréal".
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 "Cameron Wallis - Credits - AllMusic".
- ↑ "2013 Between My Ears Jazz On The Rocks".
- ↑ "CAMERON WALLIS QUARTET".
- ↑ "Montreal Hard Bop 5 - The 270 Sessions".
- ↑ "Artists - Lupifaro".
- ↑ "Artist - marmaduke-english ページ！".
- ↑ "Cameron Wallis - Silverstein Works".
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