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Hours Could Seem Like Days
- posted July 24, 2021
LaRue Nickelson – Guitars, Composer
Zachary Bornheimer – Saxophones
Joe Coyle – Keyboards
Vinny Svoboda – Bass
Matt Poynter — Drums
Mixed by Matt Poynter
Mastered by Kirk Adams
Available for purchase at: laruenickelson.bandcamp.com
La Esquina
- posted December 24, 2020
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Saxophone
Ermesc González – Guitar, Composition
Gabriel Rodríguez – Bass
Freddie Burgos – Drums
Separation
- posted February 9, 2020
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Sax, Composer
LaRue Nickelson – Guitar
John O’Leary – Piano
Alejandro Arenas – Bass
Paul Gavin – Drums
Recorded at The Blue Note Bar in Tampa, FL
Red Moon
- posted February 9, 2020
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Sax, Composer
LaRue Nickelson – Guitar
John O’Leary – Piano
Alejandro Arenas – Bass
Paul Gavin – Drums
Featuring Special Guest Gumbi Ortiz on Percussion
Executive Producers: Zachary Bornheimer & Jon Tucker
Recorded & Mixed by: Jon Tucker
Mastered by: G&J Audio
Film Recording: Julia Fox
Video Editing: Zachary Bornheimer
Bufandula with Fusion Beat
- posted December 5, 2018
Recorded Live at the Timucua Arts Center
Patrick McKenzie – Trumpet
Zach Bornheimer – Tenor Sax
Chris Clarke – Piano
Mauricio Rodriguez – Bass
Dimas Sanchez – Drums, Band leader
Omar Perdomo – Percussion
Juan Sepulveda – Art
Jorge L. Malavé – Composer
Haunted Lullaby of the Forgotten
- posted September 4, 2018
Winner of the David Baker Prize – 2018 Bridges International Composition Competition and had its world premiere at the Ravinia Festival June 2018.
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Haunted Lullaby of the Forgotten is a work inspired greatly from my memory of Fiddler on the Roof and was originally written with words to help guide the color, tone, and mood of the piece. The lyrics convey a narrator comforting an unknown character during their final moments, trying to relax their fear of being forgotten before the inevitable. While the hypnotic piece grows and shifts, echoing its sinister and tragic origins, the lullaby eventually closes with the final resting phrase in the violin, “I, the forgotten, will remember you.”
credits
released August 3, 2018
Executive Producers: Zachary Bornheimer & Jon Tucker
Composer: Zachary Bornheimer
Executive Producers: Zachary Bornheimer & Jon Tucker
Composer: Zachary Bornheimer
Bonnie Deeds – Violins/Viola
Eduard Teregulov – Cello
John O’Leary – Piano
Alejandro Arenas – Bass, additional Recording
Paul Gavin – Drums, additional Recording
Recorded at LaLa Mansion by Andrew Boullianne
Mixed by Jon Tucker
Mastered by G&J Audio
Rain (with Garden Club)
- posted March 1, 2018
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Saxophone
Cesar Rios – Guitar
Ben Winkler – Piano
Savvas Savvinidis – Bass (CoLeader)
Natalie DePergola – Drums (CoLeader)
Gumbi Ortiz – Percussion
Recorded & Mixed by Andrew Boullianne at Lala Mansion Recording Studio
Video by Bryam Castellanos
Bitter Root (with Garden Club)
- posted March 1, 2018
Dedicated to John Blackwell
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Saxophone
Cesar Rios – Guitar
Ben Winkler – Piano
Savvas Savvinidis – Bass (CoLeader)
Natalie DePergola – Drums (CoLeader)
Gumbi Ortiz – Percussion
Recorded & Mixed by Andrew Boullianne at Lala Mansion Recording Studio
Video by Bryam Castellanos
ZB2: Blue in Green
- posted December 11, 2017
To listen to different ensembles that you can book, go to zachjazz.com/book
To book the ZB2, go to: ZB2
Blue in Green
- posted November 13, 2017
The ZB2 performing Blue in Green
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Sax
Jonathan Huber – Piano
For booking, go to zachjazz.com/book/zb2
Solo on Nature Boy
- posted October 25, 2017
With Thomas Carabasi’s Samba Jazz Quartet
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Sax
Patrick Bettison – Piano
Alejandro Arenas – Bass
Thomas Carabasi – Drums
Tranquil Storm
- posted June 22, 2017
Tranquil Storm by Zachary Bornheimer
Recorded Live on June 16, 2017
Composed for Ravinia’s Steans Music Institute Program for Jazz.
Eddie Pimentel – Tenor Saxophone (first saxophone to enter)
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Saxophone (first soloist, composer)
Ryan Hernandez – Guitar
Aaron Holthus – Bass
Ryan Raines – Drums
Judy
- posted May 7, 2017
Judy by Patrick Bettison performed by the Thomas Carabasi Samba Jazz Quartet
Recorded Live on July 17, 2016
Zachary Bornheimer – Alto Sax
Patrick Bettison – Piano, Composer
Alejandro Arenas – Bass
Thomas Carabasi – Drums
Judy
- posted May 7, 2017
Judy by Patrick Bettison performed by the Thomas Carabasi Samba Jazz Quartet
Recorded Live on July 17, 2016
Zachary Bornheimer – Alto Sax
Patrick Bettison – Piano, Composer
Alejandro Arenas – Bass
Thomas Carabasi – Drums
Nica’s Dream
- posted October 27, 2016
Nica’s Dream by Horace Silver
Recorded Live on October 27, 2016
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Sax
LaRue Nickelson – Guitar
Rick Steuart – Piano
Patrick Bettison – Bass
Dave Rudolph – Drums, Arrangement, Mixing
Nica’s Dream
- posted October 27, 2016
Nica’s Dream by Horace Silver
Recorded Live on October 27, 2016
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Sax
LaRue Nickelson – Guitar
Rick Steuart – Piano
Patrick Bettison – Bass
Dave Rudolph – Drums, Arrangement, Mixing
Lean Years
- posted October 27, 2016
Lean Years by Pat Martino
Recorded Live on October 27, 2016
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Sax
LaRue Nickelson – Guitar
Rick Steuart – Piano
Patrick Bettison – Bass
Dave Rudolph – Drums, Arrangement, Mixing
Lean Years
- posted October 27, 2016
Lean Years by Pat Martino
Recorded Live on October 27, 2016
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Sax
LaRue Nickelson – Guitar
Rick Steuart – Piano
Patrick Bettison – Bass
Dave Rudolph – Drums, Arrangement, Mixing
Footprints
- posted October 27, 2016
Footprints by Wayne Shorter performed by the Dave Rudolph Band
Recorded Live on October 27, 2016
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Sax
LaRue Nickelson – Guitar
Rick Steuart – Piano
Patrick Bettison – Bass
Dave Rudolph – Drums, Arrangement, Mixing
Your Song
- posted September 13, 2016
Performed by DeLeon Entertainment
Written by Elton John
Inspired by “Moulin Rouge”
Arranged by Anthony DeLeon
Vocal – Anthony McDuffie
Keyboard – Anthony DeLeon
Guitars – Alex DeLeon and Jeremiah Scherer
Drums – Lance Cox
Percussion – Sheila DeLeon
Violin – Haley DeLeon
Cello – Zoë DeLeon
Trumpet – Jeff Wooldridge
Trombone – Alex Belliveau
Flute/Saxophone – Zachary Bornheimer
Camera – Julia Rose Fox and Michelle Fader
Lighting – Neil Pepi
Video Editing – Zoë DeLeon and Haley DeLeon
Sound Mixing – Alex DeLeon and Anthony DeLeon
Sound Mastering – Jeremiah Scherer
Uptown Funk
- posted July 17, 2016
Uptown Funk by Mark Ronson (ft. Bruno Mars) performed by the USF Jazztet
Recorded Live on July 17, 2016
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Sax, Co Arranger
Andrew Allen – Piano, Co Arranger
Alejandro Arenas – Bass
Dave Rudolph – Drums
Uptown Funk
- posted July 17, 2016
Uptown Funk by Mark Ronson (ft. Bruno Mars) performed by the USF Jazztet
Recorded Live on July 17, 2016
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Sax, Co Arranger
Andrew Allen – Piano, Co Arranger
Alejandro Arenas – Bass
Dave Rudolph – Drums
Red Moon
- posted July 17, 2016
Red Moon by Zachary Bornheimer performed by the USF Jazztet
Recorded Live on July 17, 2016
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Sax, Composer
Andrew Allen – Piano
Alejandro Arenas – Bass
Dave Rudolph – Drums
Red Moon
- posted July 17, 2016
Red Moon by Zachary Bornheimer performed by the USF Jazztet
Recorded Live on July 17, 2016
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Sax, Composer
Andrew Allen – Piano
Alejandro Arenas – Bass
Dave Rudolph – Drums
Those Clumsy Words
- posted July 17, 2016
Those Clumsy Words by Dave Rudolph performed by the USF Jazztet
Recorded Live on July 17, 2016
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Sax
Andrew Allen – Piano
Alejandro Arenas – Bass
Dave Rudolph – Drums, Composer
Those Clumsy Words
- posted July 17, 2016
Those Clumsy Words by Dave Rudolph performed by the USF Jazztet
Recorded Live on July 17, 2016
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Sax
Andrew Allen – Piano
Alejandro Arenas – Bass
Dave Rudolph – Drums, Composer
Requiem For A Sociopath
- posted July 17, 2016
Requiem for A Sociopath by Zachary Bornheimer performed by the USF Jazztet
Recorded Live on July 17, 2016
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Sax, Composer
Andrew Allen – Piano
Alejandro Arenas – Bass
Dave Rudolph – Drums
Requiem For A Sociopath
- posted July 17, 2016
Requiem for A Sociopath by Zachary Bornheimer performed by the USF Jazztet
Recorded Live on July 17, 2016
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Sax, Composer
Andrew Allen – Piano
Alejandro Arenas – Bass
Dave Rudolph – Drums
Favela
- posted July 17, 2016
Favela by Antonio Carlos Jobim performed by the USF Jazztet
Recorded Live on July 17, 2016
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Sax
Andrew Allen – Piano
Alejandro Arenas – Bass, Arranger
Dave Rudolph – Drums
Favela
- posted July 17, 2016
Favela by Antonio Carlos Jobim performed by the USF Jazztet
Recorded Live on July 17, 2016
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Sax
Andrew Allen – Piano
Alejandro Arenas – Bass, Arranger
Dave Rudolph – Drums
Just Thinking
- posted July 17, 2016
Just Thinking by Alejandro Arenas performed by the USF Jazztet
Recorded Live on July 17, 2016
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Sax
Andrew Allen – Piano
Alejandro Arenas – Bass, Composer
Dave Rudolph – Drums
Just Thinking
- posted July 17, 2016
Just Thinking by Alejandro Arenas performed by the USF Jazztet
Recorded Live on July 17, 2016
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Sax
Andrew Allen – Piano
Alejandro Arenas – Bass, Composer
Dave Rudolph – Drums
The Light and the Darkness
- posted April 28, 2016
Live Recording
(Recorded 04/28/16)
Performed live by USF Jazz Ensemble 1
Personnel:
Conductor/Composer: Zachary Bornheimer
Saxophones
Anthony Cassamassima
Chad Russel
Eduardo Lanzino
Jon Cestero
Trumpets
Graham Pollack
Austin Kelly (Solo)
Jared VanVickle
Kara VanVickle
Trombones
Patrick Hilderbrand
Justin Pierce
Buggy Bowden
Bass Trombone – Ryan Hiers
Rhythm
Guitar – Ermesc Gonzalez (solo)
Piano – Andrew Allen
Bass – Alejandro Arenas
Drums – Dave Rudolph (solo)
Tracked Recording
Personnel:
Saxophones/Flutes: Zachary Bornheimer
Flugelhorns: Jackson Harpe
Trombones: Ryan Hiers
Guitar: Dominic Walker
Piano: Andrew Allen
Bass: Alejandro Arenas
Drums: Paul Gavin
All The Things You Are (with Ron Blake)
- posted April 22, 2016
I got to play with Ron Blake in a Masterclass at USF April 22, 2016. It was an amazing experience.
Video by Jonathan Cestero
Ron Blake – Tenor Sax
Zach Bornheimer – Tenor Sax
Andrew Allen – Piano
Alejandro Arenas – Bass
Dave Rudolph – Drums
Stronger, arr. Zachary Bornheimer
- posted March 24, 2016
Stronger
- posted March 23, 2016
Stronger by Max Martin & Rami Yacoub (popularized by Britney Spears) performed by the USF Jazztet
Recorded Live on March 23, 2016
Jon Cestero – Alto Saxophone
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Saxophone, Arranger
Justin Pierce – Trombone
Jon Oxford – Guitar
Andrew Allen – Piano
Alejandro Arenas – Bass
Dave Rudolph – Drums
E.S.P.
- posted October 22, 2015
E.S.P. by Wayne Shorter performed by the USF Jazztet
Recorded Live on October 21, 2015
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Sax
Andrew Allen – Piano
Alejandro Arenas – Bass
Dave Rudolph – Drums
Richard Jimenez’s Graduate Recital
- posted May 4, 2015
Multiple recordings from Richard Jimenez’s Graduate recital.
Personnel:
Jackson Harpe – Trumpet
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Sax
Dominic Walker – Guitar
Richard Jimenez – Bass
Paul Gavin – Drums
Pools (originally adapted/arranged by Dean Eaves):
What Is This Thing Called Love (arranged by George Shearing, adapted by Richard Jimenez):
It Just Came To Me (composed by Richard Jimenez):
Sister Sadie (based on the Ray Brown version, adapted/arranged by Richard Jimenez):
All The Things You Are (arranged by Richard Jimenez):
All The Things You Are (Jan 2015)
- posted January 15, 2015
All The Things You Are performed Jan 14, 2015 by the Zachary Bornheimer Quartet
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Sax
Chris Rottmayer – Piano
Richard Jimenez – Bass
Paul Gavin – Drums
Isfahan
- posted January 14, 2015
Isfahan by Strayhorn performed by The USF Jazztet.
Personnel:
Zach Bornheimer – Tenor Sax
Chris Rottmayer – Piano
Richard Jimenez – Bass
Paul Gavin – Drums
Take 2, Recorded Nov 20, 2014 – USF Jazz Rehearsal Hall
Take 1, Recorded Nov 12, 2014 – USF Barness Recital Hall
Toys
- posted November 13, 2014
Toys – Herbie Hancock from Zachary Bornheimer on Vimeo.
Jackson Harpe – Trumpet
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Sax
Dominic Walker – Guitar
Denrey Christy – Bass
Mitchell Montgomery – Drums
Performed by the USF Jazztet, Nov 12, 2014.
Midnight Run
- posted April 23, 2014
USF Jazz Ensemble 1 performs Zachary Bornheimer’s first original composition for Big Band, “Midnight Run” on April 21, 2014 in the USF Concert Hall.
Personnel:
Saxophones:
Anthony Casamassima (Alto/Flute)
Cody Moore (Alto/Clarinet)
Zach Bornheimer (Composer, Soloist, Tenor)
Caleb Murray (Tenor/Clarinet)
Riley Sulick (Bari/Bass Clarinet)
Trombones:
Joe Offner
Jordan Craig
Ryan Hiers
A.J. Douglas
Trumpets:
Matt McCarthy
Jackson Harpe
David Hinkley
Amy Paterson
Rhythm:
Chris Rottmayer (Piano)
Teague Bechtel (Soloist, Guitar)
Zach Pedigo (Bass)
Paul Gavin (Drums)
Coming About
- posted April 22, 2014
Coming About (Tenor Solo) by Maria Schneider, played by the USF Jazz Ensemble 1
From Maria Schneider’s visit to USF on March 31, 2014 for the Monday Night Jazz Series.
Featured Performers:
Zach Bornheimer – Tenor Saxophone
Chris Rottmayer – Piano
Teague Bechtel – Guitar
Zach Pedigo – Bass
Paul Gavin – Drums
Color Shift – Zach’s Junior Recital
- posted April 17, 2014
Purchase a copy of this concert for $7 through BandCamp
~$1.10 goes to each artist and ~$1.50 towards fees
Tunes (arrangements by Zachary Bornheimer):
Recorda Me – Joe Henderson
26-2 – John Coltrane
Soul Eyes – Mal Waldron
Countdown / Tune Up – John Coltrane / Miles Davis
Color Shift – Zachary Bornheimer
Personnel:
Zach Bornheimer – Tenor Sax
Dominic Walker – Guitar
Chris Rottmayer – Piano
Richard Jimenez – Bass
Alex DeLeon – Drums
Speak No Evil – The Album
- posted March 9, 2014
Speak No Evil the album by Wayne Shorter, recreated.
Tunes:
Witch Hunt
Fee-Fi-Fo-Fum
Dance Cadaverous
Speak No Evil
Infant Eyes
Wildflower
Personnel:
Jackson Harpe – Trumpet
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Sax
Dominic Walker – Guitar
Denrey Christy – Bass
Mitchell Montgomery -Drums
Performed by a USF Graduate Jazz Ensemble.
My Funny Valentine
- posted November 13, 2013
My Funny Valentine as arranged by Zachary Bornheimer
Jackson Harpe – Flugelhorn
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Sax
Dominic Walker – Guitar
Denrey Christy – Bass
Mitchell Montgomery -Drums
Performed by a USF Graduate Jazz Ensemble.
Feedback
- posted September 15, 2013
Feedback by Bob Reynolds, played by the USF Jazztet
The USF Jazztet performs Bob Reynolds’s composition “Feedback” at Jazz à Vienne.
Zach Bornheimer – Tenor Saxophone
Jordan Craig – Trombone
Jordan Garno – Guitar
Zach Pedigo – Bass
Mitch Montgomery – Drums
Recorded live at Jazz à Vienne on July 12, 2013.
Chromazone
- posted July 17, 2013
Chromazone by Mike Stern, played by the USF Jazztet
Inspired by the recordings of Mike Stern with Bob Berg and the original recording with Michael Brecker, The USF Jazztet performs Mike Stern’s composition “Chromazone.”
Zach Bornheimer – Tenor Saxophone
Jordan Garno – Guitar
Zach Pedigo – Bass
Mitch Montgomery – Drums
Recorded live at Jazz à Vienne on July 12, 2013.
Pamplona (Movement 4 of Ed Calle’s “Iberia Suite”)
- posted March 30, 2013
Pamplona, movement 4 of Ed Calle’s “Iberia Suite” performed at Riley Suilck and Rafael Couret’s Junior Recital.
Personnel:
Jeremy Powell – Soprano Sax
Rafael Couret – Alto Sax
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Sax
Riley Sulick – Bari Sax
Rough Takes: Resolution
- posted January 1, 2013
Take 1:
Resolution by John Coltrane, arranged by Zach Bornheimer on SoundCloud
Arr. by Zach Bornheimer
Tenor – Zach Bornheimer
Trombone – Ryan Hiers
Guitar – Jordan Garno
Bass – Richard Jimenez
Drum – Alex DeLeon
Rough Takes: Nica’s Dream
- posted January 1, 2013
Nica’s Dream by Horace Silver, arranged by Zach Bornheimer on SoundCloud
Arr. by Zach Bornheimer
Tenor – Zach Bornheimer
Trombone – Ryan Hiers
Guitar – Jordan Garno
Bass – Richard Jimenez
Drum – Alex DeLeon
Jazz Crimes Rehearsal
- posted July 20, 2012
Jazz Crimes Rehearsal as part of one of my vlogs.
Recorded during a rehearsal for the USF Italian Jazz Tour
Performed by The USF Modern Jazz Sextet.
Director: Jack Wilkins
Tenor Sax: Zach Bornheimer
Trombone: Ryan Hiers
Guitar: Jordan Garno
Piano: Masayoshi Ishikawa
Bass: Richard Jimenez
Drums: Alex DeLeon
USF Combo Concert Fall 2011
- posted December 3, 2011
Fall 2011 Combo Concert by “Just for Kicks” – University of South Florida
Tracks:
- Megalopolis
- Spain
- Migrations
- Evidence
- Introductions
- Jazz Crimes
Personnel:
Zachary Bornheimer – Tenor Sax
Ryan Hiers – Trombone
Chris Morris – Guitar
John Richardson – Piano
Richard Jimenez – Bass
Alex DeLeon – Drums
The Nearness of You
- posted March 16, 2011
The Nearness of You as performed by Small Group One (Posted by Evan Bullington) on YouTube.
There Will Never Be Another You
- posted December 29, 2010
There Will Never Be Another You as performed by Zachary Bornheimer on Vimeo.
Zachary Bornheimer playing There Will Never Be Another You with Stefan Klein Jr. on drums and George Tandy playing keys.
Sound Advice
- posted December 29, 2010
Sound Advice from Zachary Bornheimer on Vimeo.
“Sound Advice” arranged by Zachary Bornheimer
The instrumentation is: 2 altos, 2 tenors, bari, 4 trombones, 4 trumpets, piano, guitar (not in this video), bass, and drums.
Moment’s Notice
- posted December 29, 2010
Moments Notice arranged by Zachary Bornheimer on Vimeo.
“Moments Notice” arranged by Zachary Bornheimer
The instrumentation is: 2 altos, 2 tenors, and bari
Inner Urge
- posted December 29, 2010
Inner Urge from Zachary Bornheimer on Vimeo.
“Inner Urge” arranged by Zachary Bornheimer.
The instrumentation is: alto, 2 tenors, bari, and trumpet.
Five Steps
- posted December 27, 2010
Five Steps by Zachary Bornheimer on YouTube
Five Steps composed by Zachary Bornheimer.
Tenor and Soprano Saxes: Zachary Bornheimer, Trumpet: Evan Bullington.
Autumn Leaves
- posted December 27, 2010
Autumn Leaves as performed by Zachary Bornheimer on Vimeo.
Zachary Bornheimer playing Autumn Leaves with Stefan Klein Jr. on drums and George Tandy playing keys.
All The Things You Are
- posted April 30, 2008
Tenor Solo: Sonny Stitt Transcription (1 chorus), 1 chorus improvised.
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