Paul Cornish
Home for the Holidays
PAUL CORNISH – HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYSPosted on December 07 2023
The Live Music Movement Foundation proudly presents Los Angeles-based pianist and composer Paul Cornish and Friends in a special holiday concert at 7:00 pm on December 30, 2023, at the Houston Piano Store, 1600 13th W. Street, Houston 77008.
Paul is one of the exceptional musicians to emerge from Houston’s High School for the Performing and Visual Arts. Since relocating to Los Angeles, he has completed an undergraduate degree at USC and was awarded a full fellowship to attend the Herbie Hancock Institute of Jazz at UCLA where he completed his master’s degree. Paul is being recognized as one of the significant new voices on piano and keyboards. His professional credits include associations with such notable artists as Joshua Redman, Louis Cole, Mark Guiliana, HAIM, Snoh Aalegra, Terrace Martin, and Kanye West. The ambiance of The Houston Piano Company provides an intimate and up-close experience for the audience and performers. Paul’s anticipated dynamic performance will conclude a busy year of presentations for the Live Music Movement Foundation. Tickets for the event are $25 in advance and $30 at the door. Tickets for students 17 and under are $15 online only. Tickets are available at Eventbrite and www.livemusicmovement.com/tickets-and-events. Beginnings: Introducing Cellist Braylon HughesPosted on September 25 2023
Join the Live Music Movement Foundation in welcoming brilliant young talent, cellist Braylon Hughes, in his debut professional performance. Braylon is a senior at Kinder High School for the Performing and Visual Arts where he performs with the Symphony Orchestra, String Orchestra and school theatrical productions. His passion for music was observed when he was introduced to the cello in the 5th grade. Since that time, his talent has progressed at an astonishingly rapid pace and he is emerging as a gifted performer.
Braylon is a member of the Opus One Chamber Music School where he is the cellist in the Serenade String Quartet. He is also a member of the Houston Youth Symphony. He participates in the American Festival for the Arts Summer Music Festival and was selected first chair for two summers, 2022 and 2023. Braylon is also a participant at the Sphinx Performance Academy in Cleveland, Ohio, which is an intensive summer chamber music and solo performance program with a focus on cultural diversity. Beginnings: Introducing Braylon Hughes will consist of Braylon performing pieces with piano and cello, and pieces with string quartet. The program will feature works by Lawrence Brown: Five Negro Spirituals for cello and piano. Shostakovich: Cello Sonata in D minor 1st movement and Gabriel Fauré: Elegie will also be performed. For string quartet, William Grant Still: Lyric Quartette 1st and 3rd movements, Samuel Coleridge-Taylor: The Five Fantasy Pieces 2nd and 3rd movements, and Brahms: String Quartet No. 1 4th movement will be performed. Please join us for this performance. Net proceeds will be used in support of Braylon’s musical and educational endeavors. The Biggest Brandon in ConcerTPosted on August 7 2023
Join us for an eclectic live performance by The Biggest Brandon!
Listen to new music that is a mix of various music genres along with special arrangements of favorite tunes. This in-person event will take place on Saturday, September 16, 2023, 6:15 p.m. at Houston Piano Company, 1600 West 13th Street, Houston, TX 77008. Born and raised in the heart of Third Ward, The Biggest Brandon is a singer songwriter, pianist, producer, flautist, and pedagogue. His music reflects a dynamic fusion of Neo-Soul, jazz, R&B, hip-hop and classical music. He attended Kinder HSPVA and received his bachelors in Vocal Performance from Prairie View A&M University. The Biggest Brandon has toured with the gulf coast soul band The Suffers and is an active member in Jawaad Taylor’s band alongside James Brandon Lewis. As a solo artist, he has performed at The Wortham Theatre, Jones Hall, Miller Outdoor theater, and internationally in Medellin, Colombia, and London, England. He has been recognized by the Houston Chronicle as a rising artist to watch. As of 2022, he is a Houston Arts Alliance multi-grant recipient. You can find his music on various streaming platforms. Follow him on Instagram @Thebiggestbrandon. Mark your calendars, buy your ticket, and be prepared for an evening of pure entertainment. The performance is a part of the Live Music Movement Summer into Fall Concert series. See you there! For more on The Biggest Brandon click here. Get tickets on Eventbrite or on this site. The Jalen Baker Quartet Album Release ConcertPosted on August 7 2023
Join us for an electrifying live performance by The Jalen Baker Quartet! Get ready to groove to their soulful tunes and experience an unforgettable night of music. Tunes from their sophomore album, Be Still, will be performed. Their debut album was performed before an LMMF sold-out audience, and all CDs on hand were sold as well. This event is sure to be just as exciting.
This in-person event will take place on Sunday, August 20, 2023, 5:15 PM at Houston Piano Company, 1600 West 13th Street, Houston, TX 77008. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to see The Jalen Baker Quartet perform live. Grab your friends and come enjoy an evening filled with captivating tunes and energetic performances. Mark your calendars, buy your ticket, and be prepared for an evening of pure entertainment. The performance is a part of the Live Music Movement Summer into Fall Concert series. See you there! Tickets are available on Eventbrite or this site. NOTE: We are excited to continue our presentation of new music in unusual spaces.This is an intimate space in a piano store. The performance will be without intermission. The Weldon Scott Collective in ConcertPosted on August 23 2022
Bassist Weldon Scott Collective with Brooke Wyatt, keys; Josh Green, drums; Jalen Baker, vibes; and Jillian Willis, vocals at the Houston Piano Company, Sat, August 27, 2022, 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM CDT, 1600 West 13th Street, Houston, TX 77008.
About this event LMMF welcomes Bassist Weldon Scott's return concert. Catch him on his journey from Cal State Los Angeles to MSM in New York. Weldon will present special music with a collective of friends and colleagues. Tickets at: Introducing Cellist Braylon HugheSBy Denise Powell, Posted on July 21 2022
Braylon Hughes, 16 and an aspiring cellist, is pursuing musical excellence. He began playing the cello in the 5th grade, exploring his musical potential through the instrument. The first tune Braylon mastered was "Dragonhunter" by Richard Meyer. He also esteems world-famous cellists such as Rostropovich, Yo-Yo Ma, Sheku Kanneh-Mason, and Jacqueline du Pre.
Henrietta Robinson Interviews LMMF Advisor Del AtkinsBy admin, Posted on July 18 2021
Zoom Interview with Del Atkins and Henrietta Robinson
Henrietta Robinson, musician/performer and faithful supporter of LMMF, took time to interview advisor Del Atkins. Click here for interview or copy and paste link in your browser: https://youtu.be/i-XjmAOBDBs
Del Atkins is a bassist and composer. He brings a hearty and soulful dynamic… Jalen Baker Quartet in Concert!By admin, Posted on April 17 2021
Southern Tour – Houston Stop
May 29, 2021 5:00 pm Houston Piano Company 
Vibraphonist Jalen Baker
Jalen Baker, recipient of the Jazz Road touring grant, and his quartet will make a stop in Houston on May 29, 2021. The grant is “designed for emerging and mid-career artists around the entire country.
Weldon Scott, Creating from Chaos and StillnessBy Denise Powell, Posted on March 9 2021
2020 was a chaotic year fraught with rapid change and uncertainty. It was also a time of stillness and reflection. The pandemic forced many people to slow down. Some chose to take a much-needed break. Some chose to focus on family life. Others, like Weldon Scott, chose to dig in…
2020>>>2021By admin, Posted on January 4 2021
The year 2020 has ended. We are well on our way into 2021. Looking back to March 2020, we never could have imagined that the whole world would come to a screeching halt, but it did. 2020 is a year that will be talked about and studied for generations to …
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