Jordan Lulloff
 from USA Saxophonist Jordan Lulloff is a music performance major at Michigan State University in East Lansing, studying with Professor Joseph Lulloff. Growing up in a musical family, he started saxophone studies in 2001with his mother, Janet Schisler-Lulloff. Throughout high school, Jordan studied with Dr. Jonathan Nichol. Other principal musical mentors have included Professor John Nichol, Professor James Forger, and in Jazz, Adam Rongo. Jordan is a member of the MSU Wind Symphony, Jazz Orchestra III, and the Aurum Saxophone Quartet. His most significant musical achievement came in spring of 2011, winning the United States Air Force Band Colonel George S. Howard Young Artist Competition. As a result, he was featured soloist with The United States Air Force Band in DAR Constitution Hall, performing Jacques Ibert's Concertino da Camera. Other performance honors include: First Place - Penn State Single Reed Summit High School Performance Competition, 3rd place - MTNA National Performance Competition Senior Division and first chair - Michigan All-State Band. He has been the featured soloist with the University of Memphis Wind Ensemble, and the Lansing and Ann Arbor Community Concert Bands. Jordan is a founding member of the J4 Saxophone Quartet, performing with them at the 2010 Chicago Midwest Clinic. |
Tone Studies - David Maslankai. "Jordan"
ii. Credo in unum Deum
iv. Watch the Night With Me (Part 2)
vi. Whale Story
Tone Studies, commissioned for and premiered by Jordan Lulloff, is based on a set of six Chorales that are derived from JS Bach's 371 Four-part Chorales. Composer David Maslanka uses these chorale melodies as a basis for showcasing the expressive color palette and artistic tonal control of the alto saxophone. |
The VIDEOSWaiting.... |
