Mark Tucker
Biographic Data
| ID | 3878396 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mark Tucker |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mark |
| FAMILY NAME | Tucker |
| SIGNATURE | TUCKER M |
| AFFILIATIONS | The Ohio State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8968-3412 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 25 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 28 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 25 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Jazz
Pastor, Tony
Participatory choral music as a means of engagement in a veterans' mental health and addiction treatment setting
Background: the purpose of this study was to investigate how participation in a music-based performance and instruction program influenced the sense of engagement experienced by participants at a residential setting for at-risk veterans. Methods: semi-structured interviews were conducted with participants in a veterans' choir program conducted at the facility. Results: prominent themes that emerged from the interview included (1) the veterans' pe…
Allen, Steve
Framing The Gross Clinic: Conservators and Exhibitions
Awareness and Concern about Large-Scale Livestock and Poultry: Results from a Statewide Survey of Ohioans
The development of large-scale livestock facilities has become a controversial issue in many regions of the U.S in recent years. In this research, rural-urban differences in familiarity and concern about large-scale livestock facilities among Ohioans is examined as well as the relationship of social distance from agriculture and trust in risk managers to concern about large-scale livestock facilities. Findings from a survey of Ohio residents reve…
Allen, Steve (jazz)
Severinsen, Doc
Transcription (ii)
"The Genesis of "Black, Brown and Beige
Ellington's descriptions of the creative process often emphasized speed and efficiency. Like a reporter trained to work under deadline, he knew how to compose under pressure--usually for his orchestra's next recording date or concert appearance--and took pride in this ability. Ellington filled his memoirs, Music Is My Mistress, with anecdotes showing him swiftly, even effortlessly, turning out new pieces, often at the last minute. He claimed to h…
Jazz
Determinants of perceived agricultural chemical risk in three watersheds in the Midwestern United States
Mainstreaming Monk: The Ellington Album
He is, think, major jazz composer, the first since Duke Ellington. --Martin Williams (1963, 33) Monk took much of his style from Ellington and he would like to have been an accomplished pianist who could have articulated in the fashion of Ellington. --Clark Terry (quoted in Voce 1985) Ellington defined 101 arranging concepts and focused on sound. sound was the important thing. Thelonious did the same thing. --Larry Ridley (quoted in Gourse 1997, …
Of Men and Mountains: Ives in the Adirondacks
Dick Hyman Plays Duke Ellington
In Search of Will Vodery
Musical arrangers ply their trade behind the scenes, out of the spotlight's glare and away from the sound of applause. Though they make indispensable contributions to theater, radio, film, television, and recordings, most labor in obscurity, their faces unrecognizable and names unknown. Viewed as industrious artisans than creative artists, arrangers have received far less attention and acclaim than their colleagues who compose, play, and sing for…
Beyond Category: The Life and Genius of Duke Ellington
Jazz from the Beginning
"The Genesis of "Black, Brown and Beige
Ellington: The Early Years
Sidney Bechet: The Wizard of Jazz
Mark Tucker, American Music, Vol. 9, No. 3, Special Issue: Four Pioneers William Billings (1746-1800); Scott Joplin (1868-1917); Carl Ruggles (1876-1971); Martha Graham (1894-1991) (Autumn, 1991), pp. 320-325
You Must Remember This
On Toodle-oo, Todalo, and Jenny's Toe
Count Basie and the piano that swings the band
In late 1932, after a run of hard luck on tour - jobs that evaporated, buses that broke down, and money that ran out - the Kansas City orchestra of Bennie Moten headed for Camden, New Jersey to record for Victor. The session produced ten sides, among them a piece bearing the leader's name: 'Moten Swing'. Guitarist and trombonist Eddie Durham had come up with the arrangement in Philadelphia not long before, constructing a series of brass and reed …
Utilization and price analysis: Prospects for avoiding higher program costs in health care
Utilization and price analysis: prospects for avoiding higher program costs in health care. M TuckerCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.59.7.1226 Published Online: August 29, 2011
Awareness and Concern about Large-Scale Livestock and Poultry: Results from a Statewide Survey of Ohioans
The development of large-scale livestock facilities has become a controversial issue in many regions of the U.S in recent years. In this research, rural-urban differences in familiarity and concern about large-scale livestock facilities among Ohioans is examined as well as the relationship of social distance from agriculture and trust in risk managers to concern about large-scale livestock facilities. Findings from a survey of Ohio residents reve…
Determinants of perceived agricultural chemical risk in three watersheds in the Midwestern United States
Participatory choral music as a means of engagement in a veterans' mental health and addiction treatment setting
Background: the purpose of this study was to investigate how participation in a music-based performance and instruction program influenced the sense of engagement experienced by participants at a residential setting for at-risk veterans. Methods: semi-structured interviews were conducted with participants in a veterans' choir program conducted at the facility. Results: prominent themes that emerged from the interview included (1) the veterans' pe…
In Search of Will Vodery
Musical arrangers ply their trade behind the scenes, out of the spotlight's glare and away from the sound of applause. Though they make indispensable contributions to theater, radio, film, television, and recordings, most labor in obscurity, their faces unrecognizable and names unknown. Viewed as industrious artisans than creative artists, arrangers have received far less attention and acclaim than their colleagues who compose, play, and sing for…
"The Genesis of "Black, Brown and Beige
Count Basie and the piano that swings the band
In late 1932, after a run of hard luck on tour - jobs that evaporated, buses that broke down, and money that ran out - the Kansas City orchestra of Bennie Moten headed for Camden, New Jersey to record for Victor. The session produced ten sides, among them a piece bearing the leader's name: 'Moten Swing'. Guitarist and trombonist Eddie Durham had come up with the arrangement in Philadelphia not long before, constructing a series of brass and reed …
Utilization and price analysis: Prospects for avoiding higher program costs in health care
Utilization and price analysis: prospects for avoiding higher program costs in health care. M TuckerCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.59.7.1226 Published Online: August 29, 2011
Count Basie and the piano that swings the band
In late 1932, after a run of hard luck on tour - jobs that evaporated, buses that broke down, and money that ran out - the Kansas City orchestra of Bennie Moten headed for Camden, New Jersey to record for Victor. The session produced ten sides, among them a piece bearing the leader's name: 'Moten Swing'. Guitarist and trombonist Eddie Durham had come up with the arrangement in Philadelphia not long before, constructing a series of brass and reed …
On Toodle-oo, Todalo, and Jenny's Toe
Sidney Bechet: The Wizard of Jazz
Mark Tucker, American Music, Vol. 9, No. 3, Special Issue: Four Pioneers William Billings (1746-1800); Scott Joplin (1868-1917); Carl Ruggles (1876-1971); Martha Graham (1894-1991) (Autumn, 1991), pp. 320-325
You Must Remember This
Ellington: The Early Years
Jazz from the Beginning
"The Genesis of "Black, Brown and Beige
Beyond Category: The Life and Genius of Duke Ellington
Of Men and Mountains: Ives in the Adirondacks
Dick Hyman Plays Duke Ellington
In Search of Will Vodery
Musical arrangers ply their trade behind the scenes, out of the spotlight's glare and away from the sound of applause. Though they make indispensable contributions to theater, radio, film, television, and recordings, most labor in obscurity, their faces unrecognizable and names unknown. Viewed as industrious artisans than creative artists, arrangers have received far less attention and acclaim than their colleagues who compose, play, and sing for…
Mainstreaming Monk: The Ellington Album
He is, think, major jazz composer, the first since Duke Ellington. --Martin Williams (1963, 33) Monk took much of his style from Ellington and he would like to have been an accomplished pianist who could have articulated in the fashion of Ellington. --Clark Terry (quoted in Voce 1985) Ellington defined 101 arranging concepts and focused on sound. sound was the important thing. Thelonious did the same thing. --Larry Ridley (quoted in Gourse 1997, …
Jazz
Determinants of perceived agricultural chemical risk in three watersheds in the Midwestern United States
"The Genesis of "Black, Brown and Beige
Ellington's descriptions of the creative process often emphasized speed and efficiency. Like a reporter trained to work under deadline, he knew how to compose under pressure--usually for his orchestra's next recording date or concert appearance--and took pride in this ability. Ellington filled his memoirs, Music Is My Mistress, with anecdotes showing him swiftly, even effortlessly, turning out new pieces, often at the last minute. He claimed to h…
Allen, Steve (jazz)
Severinsen, Doc
Transcription (ii)
Awareness and Concern about Large-Scale Livestock and Poultry: Results from a Statewide Survey of Ohioans
The development of large-scale livestock facilities has become a controversial issue in many regions of the U.S in recent years. In this research, rural-urban differences in familiarity and concern about large-scale livestock facilities among Ohioans is examined as well as the relationship of social distance from agriculture and trust in risk managers to concern about large-scale livestock facilities. Findings from a survey of Ohio residents reve…
Framing The Gross Clinic: Conservators and Exhibitions
Allen, Steve
Pastor, Tony
Participatory choral music as a means of engagement in a veterans' mental health and addiction treatment setting
Background: the purpose of this study was to investigate how participation in a music-based performance and instruction program influenced the sense of engagement experienced by participants at a residential setting for at-risk veterans. Methods: semi-structured interviews were conducted with participants in a veterans' choir program conducted at the facility. Results: prominent themes that emerged from the interview included (1) the veterans' pe…
Jazz
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