Caesar DiMauro

Caesar DiMauro (* around 1925, † around 1990) was an American jazz and orchestral musician ( tenor saxophone , oboe ).

Caesar DiMauro worked in the 1950s a. a. (with Dave Schildkraut , Al Cohn , Gene DiNovi , Chuck Wayne , Clyde Lombardi and Sonny Igoe ) in Tony Bennett's backing band ("Old Devil Moon", "Give Me The Simple Life", Columbia 1954). Further recordings were made in July 1957 when he was a member of the Chuck Wayne Orchestra ( String Fever , Vik Records). As an oboist, he also played in classical ensembles The Staten Island Chamber Music Players . In 1988 he performed with his own jazz ensemble in a New York club.

Web links

Individual evidence

^ Advance historic page from March 23, 1990: Memorial concert for late Island musician Caesar DiMauro
↑ Tom Lord : The Jazz Discography (online, accessed November 10, 2019)
↑ Judith Greenberg Finell The contemporary music performance directory: a listing of American performing ensembles, Sponsoring Organizations, performing facilities, concert series, and festivals of 20th century music. American Music Center, 1975
^ New York Magazine, August 15, 1988

personal data
SURNAME	DiMauro, Caesar
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	American jazz musician (tenor saxophone, oboe)
DATE OF BIRTH	around 1925
DATE OF DEATH	around 1990

[1] Advance historic page from March 23, 1990: Memorial concert for late Island musician Caesar DiMauro

[lord-2] Tom Lord : The Jazz Discography (online, accessed November 10, 2019)

[3] Judith Greenberg Finell The contemporary music performance directory: a listing of American performing ensembles, Sponsoring Organizations, performing facilities, concert series, and festivals of 20th century music. American Music Center, 1975

[4] New York Magazine, August 15, 1988