Kait Ferris

Originaire du sud de la France, plus précisément de Draguignan dans le Var, le saxophoniste baryton Jean-Philippe Scali nous présente chez Gaya Music son second disque intitulé Low Down.
Très tôt initié au jazz par son mentor Ivan Belmondo (père de la fameuse fratrie Lionel et Stéphane), il suit au début des années 2000 les cours de François Théberge, Riccardo Del Fra, Daniel Humair, Glenn Ferris et Hervé Sellin au CNSMDP de Paris, époque à laquelle il se frotte sur scène ou en studio à quelques pointures du milieu dont Martial Solal, Paolo Fresu, Charlie Haden ou encore Chris Potter.

Carl "Safe Sax" Ferris has been performing original music as part of the Fremont Street Experience for over 12 years. Enjoy the saxsational sounds of Carl on your next Vegas vacation! Born in Geneva, New York, Carl has been involved with music all of his life. He was recognized for his vocal abilities at an early age at the Eastman School of Music and later began playing the saxophone at the age of 10. Carl is self taught on the guitar, keyboards, flute, harmonica and has been writing and performing since his mid-teens. After 18 years of performing with various bands and sharing the stage in South Florida with the likes of Jaco Pastorius, Dave Mason, ELO, Toto, Edgar Winter and the Marshall Tucker Band, Carl moved his unique talents to Las Vegas. As both a solo artist and with his band, Carl has appeared at well recognized Las Vegas locations including Caesars Palace, New York-New York Hotel & Casino, Aladdin Resort & Casino and many more; however his is best known for his nightly performances over the past twelve years at the Fremont Street Experience.

30 Years Later, Ferris Bueller's Day Off Soundtrack to See Official Release. 30 years after the film’s release, the soundtrack to Ferris Bueller’s Day Off is getting an official release, too. On Sept. 13, La-La Land Records will make the movie’s soundtrack available for the first time ever. The release is limited to only 5000 copies. It will feature songs such as Yello’s “Oh Yeah,” “Danke Schoen” by Wayne Newton, and the marching band version of “Twist and Shout” from the famous parade scene.In addition to the songs used in the movie, the soundtrack will include Ira Newborn’s iconic original score.

“Da Vinci Requiem brings together my chosen Latin texts from the Missa pro Defunctis with extracts from The Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci, and is structured in seven movements in the shape of an arch… It has been a fascinating exploration, aligning Leonardo’s extraordinary insights, both artistic and philosophical, with such a profound and ancient text.

Let's go for a spin! Lots of people have ridden on Ferris Wheels, but do you know who invented the first one? Learn about George Ferris's life and the first Ferris Wheel ever built. Make your own miniature Ferris Wheel, too!

This watershed release represents the life’s work of William Ferris, an audio recordist, filmmaker, folklorist, and teacher with an unwavering commitment to establish and to expand the study of the American South.

This watershed release represents the life’s work of William Ferris, an audio recordist, filmmaker, folklorist, and teacher with an unwavering commitment to establish and to expand the study of the American South.
William Ferris was born in Vicksburg, Mississippi in 1942. Growing up on a working farm, Ferris began at a young age documenting the artwork, music, and lives of the people on the farm and in his local community. The archive of recordings that he created and the documentary films that he had a hand in producing have served as powerful tools in institutions of higher learning for decades. It is with great excitement that we present these films and recordings. Our hope is that the enjoyment and educational value that has been received by Ferris’s students over the years will be transmitted to listeners around the world and further the understanding of Southern culture.