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Nora Guthrie could have asked anyone to record her father's old lyrics. alone with just a voice and an acoustic guitar - as Nora Guthrie characterizes her father, Although Perle embraced the 12-tone compositional formula devised by Arnold Schoenberg in the early 20th century, another early adopter of the 12-tone method. I've been a card-carrying devotee of the since I first saw them at age 18, whether it is a concerto, He was a 2010 fellow in the Punch Sulzberger News Media Executive Leadership program at Columbia University." Operating with news and journalism at its core, Va. according to his widow and manager Cecilia Foster He was 82 Foster was a key member of the "New Testament" Basie band - the large ensemble Basie led in the 1950s and beyond In addition to his playing on tenor saxophone and other woodwinds he contributed many melodies and arrangements At least one of those tunes "Shiny Stockings" became a jazz standard "One of the core things about that band was that wonderful reed section the saxophone section" says Dan Morgenstern director of the Institute of Jazz Studies "That was such a wonderful sound that that section had and Frank was so much a part of that" Foster was born Sept 23 1928 and raised in Cincinnati Ohio After playing in local dance bands as a teenager he spent some years at Wilberforce University and moved to Detroit where many future jazz stars were evolving concurrently with a new musical language called bebop Foster was later conscripted into the Korean War Not long after returning to Detroit Foster was conscripted by an employer he much preferred: William "Count" Basie He spent 11 years with the Basie band the first go-round; he later led the Count Basie Orchestra after Basie's death for nine years winning two Grammy awards in the process In between he found work as a freelance saxophonist composer/arranger and music educator Foster also convened his own ensembles including a big band which sometimes used the name Loud Minority He said he was especially proud of his work writing for large ensembles "I want to make the biggest statement with the biggest group the big band because that's just something that's in my blood from the time I was coming up" Foster said in an for the Smithsonian's Jazz Oral History Program "It has never left I don't care what the economic conditions of the nation or the world become or how they affect how we live and work and whatever I have to make a statement with a big band or there ain't going to be no statement" In 2002 Foster was named an NEA Jazz Master In recent years after he again left the Basie band NPR has Foster's After a 2001 stroke left him unable to perform he was left with minimal pension and Social Security benefits the result of many years of being paid in cash for his services Additionally Foster had given away many of his publishing rights in youthful ignorance which deprived him of substantial royalty payments over the years Last year a team from Rutgers School of Law helped him his rights to collect royalties for his compositions including "Shiny Stockings" Now the family Frank Foster worried about for so many years will finally be able to collect on the fruits of his legacy More stories at NPR Music: a saxophonist and composer/arranger best known for his longtime association with the Count Basie Orchestra.

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