Background
Bobulinski, Gregory Alexander was born on December 1, 1950 in Brooklyn. Son of Alexander Michael and Suzie Caroline (Labant) Bobulinski.
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Gregory Alexander Bobulinski
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Student, Ohio State University, 1968-1970; Bachelor of Music, North Texas State University, 1974.
Career
Trumpet performer, Red Garland Quintet, Dallas, 1970-1972;
performer, recording artist, clinician, Clark Terry Orchestra, 1973-1982;
recording artist, Ford Found, Woodstock, New York, 1975;
performer, recording artist, Chris Woods Ensemble, 1973-1985;
composer, Breuckelen Brass Quintet, Brooklyn, 1983;
guest radio host, WNYG/AM Radio, Babylon, New York, 1986;
trumpet performer, International Art of Jazz, Inc., Islip, New York, 1984-1990;
leader, composer, performer, Greg Bobulinski's Energy Field, Manhattan, New York, since 1984;
clinician, educator, Louis Armstrong Middle School, East Elmhurst, New York, 1992. Guest artist Louis Armstrong House, Corona, New York, 1991. Guest clinician Half Hollow Hills School District, Dix Hills, New York, 1984-1985.
Guest performer Victor Company of Japan Festival, Manhattan, 1989. Composer, conductor Artist's Mass for the Laity, St. Peter's Church, Manhattan, 1993. Entertainer Found.for the Blind, Manhattan, 1991.
Adjunct Professor 5 Towns College of Performing Arts, Dix Hills, New York, 1994, 95, 96.
Achievements
Membership
Association Jazz Composers Orchestra American.
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Nationality
American
Awards
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Recipient Jazz Musician's Honor award City of Stockholm, 1977, Ensemble Leader Commission, Queens (New York) Borough Library., 1986-1987, Trumpet Recogniton award Thomas Wicker Associations, Manhattan, 1989, Compostion Grant, National Endowment for Arts, 1978, Performance Grant, 1980-1981.Recipient Jazz Musician's Honor award City of Stockholm, 1977, Ensemble Leader Commission, Queens (New York) Borough Library., 1986-1987, Trumpet Recogniton award Thomas Wicker Associations, Manhattan, 1989, Compostion Grant, National Endowment for Arts, 1978, Performance Grant, 1980-1981.