# Herb Pomeroy
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Irving Herbert Pomeroy III (April 15, 1930 – August 11, 2007) was an American jazz trumpeter, teacher, and the founder of the MIT Festival Jazz Ensemble.
== Early life ==
Pomeroy was born in Gloucester, Massachusetts, United States. He began playing trumpet at an early age.
Episode 9 – (Part 1 of 4) Interview With Hollywood Film Composer Hummie Mann.
Hummie Mann - Very Much Alive And Loving it!
From his work with Mel Brooks, Marc Shaiman, James Newton Howard double Emmy winning composer Hummie Mann has achieved a huge amount within his musical life and career. In this serialised podcast interview, Hummie discusses everything from early beginn...
The Pocket Herb- the genius of Herb Pomeroy
The teacher who had the biggest influence on me during my time at Berklee was Heb Pomeroy. I was quite fortunate to play in his Concert Jazz Orchestra for three years, as well as a few semesters in his Line-Writing band and his small combo. Herb was a true master composer, arranger, educator, imp...
Boston Bari - Serge Chaloff's Boston groups 1949, 54, 55
Boston Bari - the Boston recordings of Serge Chaloff in 1949 and 1954/5. These groups were mostly working units in the Boston area and presented a great mix of Bebop, Swing, Cool and blues in sophisticated arrangements with great solo work - Chaloff, Herb Pomeroy, Boots Mussullli, Charlie Marian...
Ep 48: Ted Howe Interview-My First Jazz Teacher!
Ted is my first Jazz Piano teacher. Although he and I have been in touch over the years, we haven’t actually talked for quite a while. Recently, we have been communicating more frequently, and I invited him to do an interview with me. I will post it here and on my podcast, Notes on Jazz. As a...
From Beatles to Berklee: The Musical Journey and Teaching Wisdom of Bruce Gertz
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Get ready for an electrifying conversation with Bruce Gertz, a legendary bass player and professor at Berklee School of Music. Bruce takes us back to his roots, tracing the moment that ignited his passion for bass—wat...
Bill Frisell: A True American Guitar Hero
#31: Few guitarists have shaped the emotional landscape of modern music the way Bill Frisell has. Across five decades, his playing has stretched the boundaries of jazz, Americana, folk, film scoring, and improvisation. In this episode, we trace the artistic philosophy behind one of the most quiet...
Bill Frisell: A True American Guitar Hero
#31: Few guitarists have shaped the emotional landscape of modern music the way Bill Frisell has. Across five decades, his playing has stretched the boundaries of jazz, Americana, folk, film scoring, and improvisation. In this episode, we trace the artistic philosophy behind one of the most quiet...
Charlie Parker Quintet at the Hi Hat
Charlie Parker was a frequent visitor to Boston in the early 1950's, often playing long engagements at the Hi-Hat club. Here is a sampling of well-recorded radio broadcasts of his groups featuring Herb Pomeroy, Joe Gordon and Herbie Williams on trumpet, Dean Earls, Rollins Griffith and Dick Twar...
