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Live at the CCFM!
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Me providing accompaniment for Kat at Christmastime
Saxophonist Chuck McClelland from Winnipeg, Canada
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About Me
- Chuck McClelland
- Acclaimed as a considerable and highly individual talent, saxophonist Chuck McClelland is one of the most prolific jazz musicians on the Winnipeg scene today. Known for playing adventurous, original music, he has performed with such prestigious groups as the Ron Paley Big Band, Michelle Grégoire/Dave Lawton, and Marco Castillo. Chuck's distinctive saxophone sound and innovative compositions have been heard from basement clubs in Toronto, jazz festivals in Canada, to Europe and Africa. In addition to Chuck's extensive work as a leader, he has been sought after as a sideman, appearing with Mira Black, Flo Oramasionwu and Knut "Vikrama" Haugsoen among many others. Chuck has also appeared onstage with the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra, Gilles Fournier, Moses Mayes, Jazz on Wheels, and the Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra. Recordings include work with Glenn Buhr, Richard Moody, Saxology and others. He's at home with blues, funk and R&B; he played with the Temptations and the Four Tops in Winnipeg's MTS Centre in fall 2008. Chuck has studied with numerous jazz heavyweights such as Mike Murley, Pat LaBarbera and Don Thompson.