Don Militello
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Next time you get into your pajamas, turn on the stereo and get ready for bed, leave that novel on the side table, lay back and listen to the music by itself. Or, if you're thinking of going for a jog, put on your phones, head to the nearest tree, sit down and relax. You don't have to make tracks to listen to your tracks. Although music provides a great backdrop to a host of activities throughout the day, to get the most of the art form,  you need to give it your full attention.

Science tells us that the ability to multi-task is a myth. When attempting to do two things at the same time, we have no choice but to toggle our attention back and forth between the two activities. So when you're listening to music while reading a book, for a good deal of time you're not actually listening to the music at all. 

Come and join pianist, Don Militello in a talk about how to get the most out of listening to jazz. Hear Mr. Militello's entertaining stories about his life during his forty year career as a performer and let Don lead you on how to reconnect with the music you love. The program will feature Mr. Militello  (alum of the Glen Miller Band and the Irene Reid Quartet) on the Steinway Grand playing a mix of jazz standards and original music. All ages welcome!!!

Please Note: There will be a limited number of tickets at the door!

The Marlene Clary Performance Space at
The Berkeley Carroll School
152 Sterling Place
Brooklyn, New York
 
(718) 789-9460



Don Militello in Turin Italy in 1992
Born in Buffalo in 1954, Don Militello began his studies on the piano at the age of six. He performed in Western New York in his teens before attending college at SUNY at Fredonia and The Eastman School of Music in Rochester. He moved to Florida in the late 70s and received his Masters in Jazz Performance at the University of Miami. His group at the university was honored with a Downbeat award for top college small jazz ensemble. It was in Miami that Don met multi-instrumentalist, Ira Sullivan (formerly with the Red Rodney Quartet). Don toured with Mr. Sullivan throughout Florida and the Southeastern United States. Their group, Strings Attached, was one of the first bands which featured string players as well as horn players as improvisors in a touring ensemble (read more.)

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