Composer, cellist and trombonist Dana Leong fuses jazz, classical and pop to create a signature boundless sound.
Dana’s pioneering collages of musical styles has garnered critical
acclaim and wowed audiences around the world.
Thanks to our friends at www.sozomedia.com, we’ve assembled a bright sized discography for you below and are also announcing some classic FREE music as well. If you’re like me, then free sounds great. So, have a browse, click through and tell some new folks to jump in on some fresh new sounds. Music was made to enjoy, so enjoy my friends!
After a nine-year hiatus, Dance Theatre of Harlem is back with their 2013 season. Dana is proud to be a part of their return, performing on cello in Far But Close, the New York Premiere at Jazz at Lincoln Center. This contemporary love story is told through a spoken word text by Daniel Beaty and the choreography of John Alleyne, set to the music of Daniel Roumain, who will also be performing on violin, piano and electronics.
Dana Leong has been partnering with Yamaha to present community workshops and unique programs that highlight not only music education, but a variety of topics including Diversity and Urban Culture, Artists as Entrepreneurs, and Composing and Performing With Laptop. Yamaha generously provides financial support for this workshops, and also custom-made Dana’s electric cello, which he designed with Yamaha’s team in Japan.