New York Rock & Roll Ensemble‏

1. Είδος οντότητας Οργανισμός
2. Ίδρυση – Δημιουργία 1968
3. Διάλυση - Παύση 1973
4. Κατηγορία οργανισμού Μουσικά σύνολα
5. Μέλος
   1. Kamen, Michael (1948-2003)
   2. Nivison, Clifton
   3. Snow, Mark (1946-)
6. Πληροφοριακά στοιχεία

   1. The New York Rock & Roll Ensemble was a rock band active in the late 1960s and early 1970s, whose music was described as "classical baroque rock". The group was known for performing in white tie and tailcoat (not tuxedo), as typically worn by classical musicians.

      The band was formed by three Juilliard students (Michael Kamen, Marty Fulterman – now known as Mark Snow – and Dorian Rudnytsky) as well as two rock musicians, Brian Corrigan and Clif Nivison.

      Rudnytsky indicated that while students at Juilliard, Kamen and Fulterman played in a rock band named "Emil & The Detectives" while he played in a rock band named Invicta with Corrigan and Nivison, all of whom hailed from Toms River, New Jersey. A mutual friend and record producer suggested that all five drop their current bands and form a new band. After the new group's first gig at a Juilliard Halloween dance in 1967, they were signed by Atlantic Records where Ahmet Ertegün was quoted by one of the members as having said in jest, "You play all the right notes on all the wrong instruments."

      ⟶ Wikipedia
7. Wikidata
   1. Q16956415 ⟶ Πατήστε εδώ
8. VIAF
   1. 130961978 (Corporate) ⟶ New York Rock & Roll Ensemble