(530) 292-3112 ludi@nccn.net

Services

Entertainment • Instruction • Special Occasions • Free Lance

Entertainer & Band Leader


Street Festivals • Civic Celebrations • Art Openings • Cultural Events

Ludi transforms from a solo instrumentalist to a leader of a six-piece ensemble—and anything in between.

A wide variety of styles are available; featuring Jazz, Swing, and Popular Classics. Ludi’s range of vocal styles include ballads, scat singing, wing, raga, seasonal, jazz and rhythm & blues.

Instruction

Private Instruction— A creative approach to instruction in piano, trombone, voice; jazz theory, composing and arranging.

Group Workshops— Music Camps and Clinics

Instructor— of trombone, didjeridu, jazz improvisation, essential vocal technique, jazz scat singing, jazz and blues theory and technique, composition and arranging.

Photo: Ludi and his grandson, Stanislaus— Little Stan seems to be taken with the idea of playing his grandpa’s piano, and Ludi is more than happy to help him out. 

Weddings & Special Occasions


Custom-designed Wedding Ceremonies

Add the magic of intention to your ceremony with Ludi’s talents. Unique instrumentation available for any event, utilizing gong, Australian didgeridoo, conch shell, tamboura, Balinese rangtang, voice and piano.

Concerts • Private Parties • Birthdays • Anniversaries

Ludi has 40 years of experience as a professional musician, composer and educator. He will bring artistry, sensitivity and warmth to your special occasion.Your music will be specifically tailored to your needs; songs may be composed or arranged for the occasion.

Free Lance

I’ve been involved in recording since 1967 when I did a session on trombone with an R&B band in St. Louis. Other groups/projects have included pop singer Michael McDonald, blues guitarist Bill Scholer, NPR Radio (an all-original soundtrack for a one-hour documentary, writing and performing on piano, trombone, and percussion.)

Other sessions include a double CD of poet Gary Snyder’s epic, “Mountains and Rivers without End,” and live concert performances with saxophonist Randy McKean of the Nevada County Composers Cooperative.