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| '''Walt Weiskopf''' (born July 30, 1959 in ]) is an ] ] ], ], ], ], and ]. He has released 12 CDs as a leader and performed on countless other albums as a sideman, having worked with artists such as ], ], and ].<ref>{{cite web|title=Walt Weiskopf: Overdrive|url=http://www.popmatters.com/review/184825-walt-weiskopf-overdrive/|publisher=]|accessdate=23 January 2015}}</ref> | '''Walt Weiskopf''' (born July 30, 1959 in ]) is an ] ] ], ], ], ], and ]. He has released 12 CDs as a leader and performed on countless other albums as a sideman, having worked with artists such as ], ], and ].<ref>{{cite web|title=Walt Weiskopf: Overdrive|url=http://www.popmatters.com/review/184825-walt-weiskopf-overdrive/|publisher=]|accessdate=23 January 2015}}</ref> | ||
| ==Early Life== | |||
| Weiskopf was born in ] and grew up outside of ]. He took up his first instrument, the ], at age 10 and began his saxophone studies four years later. He studied at the ] of the ] from 1977-80. After earning his ] in Music Performance he moved to ] in September, 1980, at the age of 21. | Weiskopf was born in ] and grew up outside of ]. He took up his first instrument, the ], at age 10 and began his saxophone studies four years later. He studied at the ] of the ] from 1977-80. After earning his ] in Music Performance he moved to ] in September, 1980, at the age of 21. | ||
| ==Professional Career== | |||
| Weiskopf began his New York career performing with the ] in 1981 at the age of 21.<ref name="All Music">{{cite web|last1=Akeny|first1=Jason|title=Walt Weiskopf Biography|url=http://www.allmusic.com/artist/walt-weiskopf-mn0000237531/biography|publisher=AllMusic}}</ref> He began a 14-year stint with the ] in 1983.<ref name="All About Jazz">{{cite web|title=Walt Weiskopf|url=http://musicians.allaboutjazz.com/waltweiskopf|website=AllAboutJazz.com|publisher=All About Jazz|accessdate=15 September 2014}}</ref> His has written eight books on various topics in jazz ]. As of late 2013 he has sixteen recordings as a leader and numerous sideman credits. | Weiskopf began his New York career performing with the ] in 1981 at the age of 21.<ref name="All Music">{{cite web|last1=Akeny|first1=Jason|title=Walt Weiskopf Biography|url=http://www.allmusic.com/artist/walt-weiskopf-mn0000237531/biography|publisher=AllMusic}}</ref> He began a 14-year stint with the ] in 1983.<ref name="All About Jazz">{{cite web|title=Walt Weiskopf|url=http://musicians.allaboutjazz.com/waltweiskopf|website=AllAboutJazz.com|publisher=All About Jazz|accessdate=15 September 2014}}</ref> His has written eight books on various topics in jazz ]. As of late 2013 he has sixteen recordings as a leader and numerous sideman credits. | ||
| It was 1988 when Weiskopf decided to attend ], where he spent 2 years studying with ] |
It was 1988 when Weiskopf decided to attend ], where he spent 2 years studying with ] Leon Russianoff, later earning a Master of Arts degree in ] performance. Over the next two decades he performed with a number of orchestras including the ], and the ]. | ||
| Weiskopf joined the popular music group ] in 2002 and is featured on the title song of their 2003 album '']''. He has toured also with the ] in 2006 as well as the ] in 2010 and 2012. | Weiskopf joined the popular music group ] in 2002 and is featured on the title song of their 2003 album '']''. He has toured also with the ] in 2006 as well as the ] in 2010 and 2012. | ||
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| Weiskopf was a visiting associate professor at the ] from 2002 to 2008. He taught part-time at ] in ] from 2010-2012. He is currently an Adjunct Professor of Saxophone at ] in ], ]. | Weiskopf was a visiting associate professor at the ] from 2002 to 2008. He taught part-time at ] in ] from 2010-2012. He is currently an Adjunct Professor of Saxophone at ] in ], ]. | ||
| Weiskopf co-authored '']: A Player's Guide To His ] and The ] in Jazz'' (pub. ]) with Ramon Ricker, his saxophone teacher at Eastman. In 1994 Walt completed ''Intervalic Improvisation'' (pub. Aebersold). Walt's fourth book, ''Around The Horn'', was released in 2001 and ''Beyond The Horn'', a sequel, co-authored with his former student |
Weiskopf co-authored '']: A Player's Guide To His ] and The ] in Jazz'' (pub. ]) with Ramon Ricker, his saxophone teacher at Eastman. In 1994 Walt completed ''Intervalic Improvisation'' (pub. Aebersold). Walt's fourth book, ''Around The Horn'', was released in 2001 and ''Beyond The Horn'', a sequel, co-authored with his former student Ed RosenBerg, was released in 2006. His most recent book, ''Understanding the ]'', was released in 2013.<ref>{{cite web|title=Walt Weiskopf|url=http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=dp_byline_sr_book_1?ie=UTF8&field-author=Walt+Weiskopf&search-alias=books&text=Walt+Weiskopf&sort=relevancerank|website=www.Amazon.com|publisher=Amazon|accessdate=15 September 2014}}</ref> | ||
| ==Recognition== | |||
| Weiskopf has received three performance grants from the ]. He also was awarded funding for the creation and recording of his 2004 ] recording ''Sight to Sound'' (]) from the ] Charitable Foundation and ].<ref>{{cite web|title=Walt Weiskopf Discography|url=http://www.allmusic.com/artist/walt-weiskopf-mn0000237531/discography|publisher=AllMusic}}</ref> This suite of ten movements was inspired by the work of visual artists ], ], ], ], and others. | Weiskopf has received three performance grants from the ]. He also was awarded funding for the creation and recording of his 2004 ] recording ''Sight to Sound'' (]) from the ] Charitable Foundation and ].<ref>{{cite web|title=Walt Weiskopf Discography|url=http://www.allmusic.com/artist/walt-weiskopf-mn0000237531/discography|publisher=AllMusic}}</ref> This suite of ten movements was inspired by the work of visual artists ], ], ], ], and others. | ||
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| == Discography == | == Discography == | ||
| ;As leader | ;As leader | ||
| * 1989 ''Exact Science'' (Iris 1002) w/ ], |
* 1989 ''Exact Science'' (Iris 1002) w/ ], Jay Anderson, ] | ||
| * 1991 ''MindWalking'' (Iris 1003) w/ ], |
* 1991 ''MindWalking'' (Iris 1003) w/ ], Jay Anderson, ] | ||
| * 1992 ''Simplicity'' (] 1075) w/ ], ], ], ], ] | * 1992 ''Simplicity'' (] 1075) w/ ], ], ], ], ] | ||
| * 1994 ''A World Away'' (] 1100) w/ ], ], ] | * 1994 ''A World Away'' (] 1100) w/ ], ], ] | ||
| * 1995 ''Song For My Mother'' (] 1127) w/ |
* 1995 ''Song For My Mother'' (] 1127) w/ Anders Bostrom, ], ], ], ], ], ] | ||
| * 1996 ''Night Lights'' (Doubletime Records 106) w/ ], ], ] | * 1996 ''Night Lights'' (Doubletime Records 106) w/ ], ], ] | ||
| * 1997 ''Sleepless Nights'' (] 1147) w/ ], ], ], ], ] | * 1997 ''Sleepless Nights'' (] 1147) w/ ], ], ], ], ] | ||
| * 1999 ''Anytown'' (]) w/ ], ], ], ] | * 1999 ''Anytown'' (]) w/ ], ], ], ] | ||
| * 2000 ''Siren'' (] 1187) – w/ |
* 2000 ''Siren'' (] 1187) – w/ Anders Bostrom, ], ], ], ], ], ] | ||
| * 2002 ''Man Of Many Colors'' (] 1219) w/ ], ], ] | * 2002 ''Man Of Many Colors'' (] 1219) w/ ], ], ]Clarence Penn]] | ||
| * 2004 ''Sight To Sound'' (] 1250) w/ ], ], ], ], ] | * 2004 ''Sight To Sound'' (] 1250) w/ ], ], ], ], ] | ||
| * 2005 ''Tea For Two'' (] 1265) w/ ], ], Paul Gill, ] | * 2005 ''Tea For Two'' (] 1265) w/ ], ], Paul Gill, ] | ||
| * 2008 ''Day In, Night Out'' (] 1300) w/ ], ], ], ], ], ], ] | * 2008 ''Day In, Night Out'' (] 1300) w/ ], ], ], ], ]Peter Zak]], ], ] | ||
| * 2010 ''See The Pyramid'' (] 1327) w/ ], ], ] | * 2010 ''See The Pyramid'' (] 1327) w/ ]Peter Zak]], ], ] | ||
| * 2011 ''LIVE'' (] 74109-2) w/ ], ], ] | * 2011 ''LIVE'' (] 74109-2) w/ ], ], ] | ||
| * 2014 ''Rode Mode'' (] – not yet released) w/ |
* 2014 ''Rode Mode'' (] – not yet released) w/ Yotam Silberstein, Behn Gillece, ]Peter Zak]], ], ] | ||
| ;As Sideman | ;As Sideman | ||
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| * 1992 ]/] – ''Carnegie Hall Concert'' (]) | * 1992 ]/] – ''Carnegie Hall Concert'' (]) | ||
| * 1993 ] – ''D. Ellington/American Composers Orchestra'' (Musicmasters) | * 1993 ] – ''D. Ellington/American Composers Orchestra'' (Musicmasters) | ||
| * 1993 |
* 1993 Bill Warfield – ''The City Never Sleeps'' (Seabreeze) | ||
| * 1993 ]/] – ''Desert Lady Fantasy'' (]) | * 1993 ]/] – ''Desert Lady Fantasy'' (]) | ||
| * 1993 ] – ''Dig'' (]) | * 1993 ] – ''Dig'' (]) | ||
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| * 1996 ] – ''Vertigo'' (]) | * 1996 ] – ''Vertigo'' (]) | ||
| * 1996 ] – ''As I Remember It'' (]) | * 1996 ] – ''As I Remember It'' (]) | ||
| * 1997 ] – ''Big Man’s Blues'' (Doubletime) | * 1997 ] – ''Big Man’s Blues'' (Doubletime) | ||
| * 1997 ] – ''Five Lands'' (TCB) | * 1997 ] – ''Five Lands'' (TCB) | ||
| * 1998 ] – ''Heart of Darkness'' (]) | * 1998 ] – ''Heart of Darkness'' (]) | ||
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| * 2001 ] – ''With A Little Help From My Friends'' (]) | * 2001 ] – ''With A Little Help From My Friends'' (]) | ||
| * 2001 ] – ''Life On Earth'' (]) | * 2001 ] – ''Life On Earth'' (]) | ||
| * 2001 ] – ''New Beginning'' (]) | * 2001 ] – ''New Beginning'' (]) | ||
| * 2003 ] – '']'' (]) | * 2003 ] – '']'' (]) | ||
| * 2005 |
* 2005 Tom Christiensen – ''New York School'' (Playscape) | ||
| * 2006 Walt Weiskopf/]/] – ''Jam Session No. 18'' (]) | * 2006 Walt Weiskopf/]/] – ''Jam Session No. 18'' (]) | ||
| * 2006 ] – '']'' (]) | * 2006 ] – '']'' (]) | ||
| * 2007 ]/Jazz Legacy – ''Live On Tour'' (Drum Legacy) | * 2007 ]/Jazz Legacy – ''Live On Tour'' (Drum Legacy) | ||
| * 2008 ]/Jazz Legacy – ''Live at the ] Festival'' (Hudson/DVD) | * 2008 ]/Jazz Legacy – ''Live at the ] Festival'' (Hudson/DVD) | ||
| * 2010 ] Sextet – ''Live at The Red Sea Jazz Festival'' (]) | * 2010 ] Sextet – ''Live at The Red Sea Jazz Festival'' (]) | ||
| * 2010 ] Quartet – ''The Decider'' (Steeplechase) | * 2010 ]Peter Zak]] Quartet – ''The Decider'' (Steeplechase) | ||
| * 2011 ] – ''Forever Lasting/Live in Japan'' (Planet Arts) | * 2011 ] – ''Forever Lasting/Live in Japan'' (Planet Arts) | ||
| * 2012 ] – ''Sunken Condos'' (Reprise) | * 2012 ] – ''Sunken Condos'' (Reprise) | ||
| == Publications == | == Publications == | ||
| * 1991 '']: A Player’s Guide'' (Pub. ] – co-authored by ]) ASIN B000PIFI54 | * 1991 '']: A Player’s Guide'' (Pub. ] – co-authored by ]) ASIN B000PIFI54 | ||
| * 1993 ''The Augmented Scale in Jazz'' (Pub. ]) – Co-authored by ]) ISBN 978-1562240318 | * 1993 ''The Augmented Scale in Jazz'' (Pub. ]) – Co-authored by ]) ISBN 978-1562240318 | ||
| * 1995 ''Intervalic Improvisation'' (Pub. ])) | * 1995 ''Intervalic Improvisation'' (Pub. ])) | ||
| * 2000 ''Around The Horn: 21 Modal Scales and Arpeggios Every Jazz Musician Needs To Know'' (Pub. ])) ISBN 978-1562240301 | * 2000 ''Around The Horn: 21 Modal Scales and Arpeggios Every Jazz Musician Needs To Know'' (Pub. ])) ISBN 978-1562240301 | ||
| * 2006 ''Beyond The Horn: Challenging Exercises & Etudes for Modern Improvisation'' (Pub. ]) – Co-authored by |
* 2006 ''Beyond The Horn: Challenging Exercises & Etudes for Modern Improvisation'' (Pub. ]) – Co-authored by Ed RosenBerg) ISBN 978-1562240493 | ||
| * 2010 ''Intervallic Improvisation - The Modern Sound: A Step Beyond Linear Improvisation'' (Pub. ])) ISBN 978-1562242596 | * 2010 ''Intervallic Improvisation - The Modern Sound: A Step Beyond Linear Improvisation'' (Pub. ])) ISBN 978-1562242596 | ||
| * 2010 ''Giant Steps: A Player's Guide To Coltrane's Harmony for ALL Instrumentalists'' (Pub. ]) – co-authored by ]) ISBN 978-1562240530 | * 2010 ''Giant Steps: A Player's Guide To Coltrane's Harmony for ALL Instrumentalists'' (Pub. ]) – co-authored by ]) ISBN 978-1562240530 | ||
| * 2013 ''Understanding the Diminished Scale: A Guide for the Modern Player'' (Pub. ])) ASIN 1562242881 | * 2013 ''Understanding the Diminished Scale: A Guide for the Modern Player'' (Pub. ])) ASIN 1562242881 | ||
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| Walt Weiskopf | |
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 Walt Weiskopf performing on stage | |
| Background information | |
| Birth name | Walter Weiskopf |
| Born | (1959-07-30)July 30, 1959 Augusta, Georgia, USA |
| Genres | Avant-garde jazz, hard bop, post-bop, modal jazz, free jazz |
| Occupation(s) | Musician, composer, author |
| Instrument(s) | Tenor, soprano, and alto saxophone, clarinet |
| Years active | 1981-present |
| Website | WaltWeiskopf.com |
Walt Weiskopf (born July 30, 1959 in Augusta, Georgia) is an American jazz saxophonist, multi-instrumentalist, composer, author, and educator. He has released 12 CDs as a leader and performed on countless other albums as a sideman, having worked with artists such as Buddy Rich, Frank Sinatra, and Steely Dan.
Early Life
Weiskopf was born in Augusta, Georgia and grew up outside of Syracuse, New York. He took up his first instrument, the clarinet, at age 10 and began his saxophone studies four years later. He studied at the Eastman School of Music of the University of Rochester from 1977-80. After earning his B.A. in Music Performance he moved to New York City in September, 1980, at the age of 21.
Professional Career
Weiskopf began his New York career performing with the Buddy Rich Big Band in 1981 at the age of 21. He began a 14-year stint with the Toshiko Akiyoshi – Lew Tabackin Big Band in 1983. His has written eight books on various topics in jazz improvisation. As of late 2013 he has sixteen recordings as a leader and numerous sideman credits.
It was 1988 when Weiskopf decided to attend [Queens College of the City of New York, where he spent 2 years studying with clarinetist Leon Russianoff, later earning a Master of Arts degree in clarinet performance. Over the next two decades he performed with a number of orchestras including the [American Ballet Theatre Orchestra, the American Composers Orchestra, and the Gotham Chamber Orchestra.
Weiskopf joined the popular music group Steely Dan in 2002 and is featured on the title song of their 2003 album Everything Must Go. He has toured also with the Donald Fagen Band in 2006 as well as the Dukes of September Rhythm Revue in 2010 and 2012.
Weiskopf was a visiting associate professor at the Eastman School of Music from 2002 to 2008. He taught part-time at Temple University in Philadelphia from 2010-2012. He is currently an Adjunct Professor of Saxophone at Kean University in Union, New Jersey.
Weiskopf co-authored Coltrane: A Player's Guide To His Harmony and The Augmented Scale in Jazz (pub. J. Aebersold) with Ramon Ricker, his saxophone teacher at Eastman. In 1994 Walt completed Intervalic Improvisation (pub. Aebersold). Walt's fourth book, Around The Horn, was released in 2001 and Beyond The Horn, a sequel, co-authored with his former student Ed RosenBerg, was released in 2006. His most recent book, Understanding the Diminished Scale, was released in 2013.
Recognition
Weiskopf has received three performance grants from the National Endowment for the Arts. He also was awarded funding for the creation and recording of his 2004 sextet recording Sight to Sound (Criss Cross Jazz) from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and Chamber Music America. This suite of ten movements was inspired by the work of visual artists Dalí, Picasso, Van Gogh, Miró, and others.
Discography
- As leader
- 1989 Exact Science (Iris 1002) w/ Joel Weiskopf, Jay Anderson, Jeff Hirshfield
- 1991 MindWalking (Iris 1003) w/ Joel Weiskopf, Jay Anderson, Jeff Hirshfield
- 1992 Simplicity (Criss Cross Jazz 1075) w/ Andy Fusco, Conrad Herwig, Joel Weiskopf, Peter Washington, Billy Drummond
- 1994 A World Away (Criss Cross Jazz 1100) w/ Larry Goldings, Peter Bernstein, Bill Stewart
- 1995 Song For My Mother (Criss Cross Jazz 1127) w/ Anders Bostrom, Jim Snidero, Joe Magnarelli, Scott Robinson, Joel Weiskopf, Peter Washington, Billy Drummond
- 1996 Night Lights (Doubletime Records 106) w/ Joel Weiskopf, Drew Gress, Steve Davis
- 1997 Sleepless Nights (Criss Cross Jazz 1147) w/ Andy Fusco, Conrad Herwig, Joel Weiskopf, James Genus, Billy Drummond
- 1999 Anytown (Criss Cross Jazz) w/ Joe Locke, Renee Rosnes, Doug Weiss, Tony Reedus
- 2000 Siren (Criss Cross Jazz 1187) – w/ Anders Bostrom, Jim Snidero, Joe Magnarelli, Scott Robinson, Joel Weiskopf, Doug Weiss, Billy Drummond
- 2002 Man Of Many Colors (Criss Cross Jazz 1219) w/ Brad Mehldau, John Patitucci, Clarence PennClarence Penn]]
- 2004 Sight To Sound (Criss Cross Jazz 1250) w/ Andy Fusco, John Mosca, Joel Weiskopf, Doug Weiss, Billy Drummond
- 2005 Tea For Two (Criss Cross Jazz 1265) w/ Andy Fusco, Joel Weiskopf, Paul Gill, Billy Drummond
- 2008 Day In, Night Out (Criss Cross Jazz 1300) w/ Andy Fusco, Michael Leonhart, John Mosca, Gary Smulyan, Peter ZakPeter Zak]], Doug Weiss, Kendrick Scott
- 2010 See The Pyramid (Criss Cross Jazz 1327) w/ Peter ZakPeter Zak]], Doug Weiss, Quincy Davis
- 2011 LIVE (Capri 74109-2) w/ Renee Rosnes, Paul Gill, Tony Reedus
- 2014 Rode Mode (Posi-Tone – not yet released) w/ Yotam Silberstein, Behn Gillece, Peter ZakPeter Zak]], David Wong, Donald Edwards
- As Sideman
- 1982 Frank Sinatra/Buddy Rich – Concert for the Americas (DVD)
- 1984 Toshiko Akiyoshi/Lew Tabackin – Desert Lady Fantasy (BMG Victor)
- 1986 Toshiko Akiyoshi/Lew Tabackin – Wishing Peace (Concord)
- 1991 Toshiko Akiyoshi – Chic Lady (Nippon Crown)
- 1992 Toshiko Akiyoshi/Lew Tabackin – Carnegie Hall Concert (Columbia)
- 1993 Maurice Peress – D. Ellington/American Composers Orchestra (Musicmasters)
- 1993 Bill Warfield – The City Never Sleeps (Seabreeze)
- 1993 Toshiko Akiyoshi/Lew Tabackin – Desert Lady Fantasy (Concord)
- 1993 Toshiko Akiyoshi – Dig (Nippon Crown)
- 1994 Toshiko Akiyoshi – Night and Dream (Nippon Crown)
- 1995 Billy Drummond – Dubai (Criss Cross Jazz)
- 1995 Buddy Rich Big Band – Burning For Buddy (Atlantic)
- 1996 Jim Snidero – Vertigo (Criss Cross Jazz)
- 1996 Frank Sinatra, Jr. – As I Remember It (Angel)
- 1997 Andy Fusco – Big Man’s Blues (Doubletime)
- 1997 Mark Soskin – Five Lands (TCB)
- 1998 Conrad Herwig – Heart of Darkness (Criss Cross Jazz)
- 1999 The Cutting Edge – (Doubletime)
- 2001 Renee Rosnes – With A Little Help From My Friends (Blue Note)
- 2001 Renee Rosnes – Life On Earth (Blue Note)
- 2001 Joel Weiskopf – New Beginning (Criss Cross Jazz)
- 2003 Steely Dan – Everything Must Go (Warner)
- 2005 Tom Christiensen – New York School (Playscape)
- 2006 Walt Weiskopf/Dick Oatts/Billy Drewes – Jam Session No. 18 (Steeplechase)
- 2006 Donald Fagen – Morph The Cat (Reprise)
- 2007 Steve Smith/Jazz Legacy – Live On Tour (Drum Legacy)
- 2008 Steve Smith/Jazz Legacy – Live at the Modern Drummer Festival (Hudson/DVD)
- 2010 John Fedchock Sextet – Live at The Red Sea Jazz Festival (Capri)
- 2010 Peter ZakPeter Zak]] Quartet – The Decider (Steeplechase)
- 2011 Vanguard Jazz Orchestra – Forever Lasting/Live in Japan (Planet Arts)
- 2012 Donald Fagen – Sunken Condos (Reprise)
Publications
- 1991 Coltrane: A Player’s Guide (Pub. J. Aebersold – co-authored by Ramon Ricker) ASIN B000PIFI54
- 1993 The Augmented Scale in Jazz (Pub. J. Aebersold) – Co-authored by Ramon Ricker) ISBN 978-1562240318
- 1995 Intervalic Improvisation (Pub. J. Aebersold))
- 2000 Around The Horn: 21 Modal Scales and Arpeggios Every Jazz Musician Needs To Know (Pub. J. Aebersold)) ISBN 978-1562240301
- 2006 Beyond The Horn: Challenging Exercises & Etudes for Modern Improvisation (Pub. J. Aebersold) – Co-authored by Ed RosenBerg) ISBN 978-1562240493
- 2010 Intervallic Improvisation - The Modern Sound: A Step Beyond Linear Improvisation (Pub. J. Aebersold)) ISBN 978-1562242596
- 2010 Giant Steps: A Player's Guide To Coltrane's Harmony for ALL Instrumentalists (Pub. J. Aebersold) – co-authored by Ramon Ricker) ISBN 978-1562240530
- 2013 Understanding the Diminished Scale: A Guide for the Modern Player (Pub. J. Aebersold)) ASIN 1562242881
References
- "Walt Weiskopf: Overdrive". PopMatters.com. Retrieved 23 January 2015.
- Akeny, Jason. "Walt Weiskopf Biography". AllMusic.
- "Walt Weiskopf". AllAboutJazz.com. All About Jazz. Retrieved 15 September 2014.
- "Walt Weiskopf". www.Amazon.com. Amazon. Retrieved 15 September 2014.
- "Walt Weiskopf Discography". AllMusic.
External links
Category:American jazz composers Category:American jazz musicians Category:1959 births Category:Living people