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Fritz Weber & Luminos is a band from Portland, Oregon whose primary goal is
"making the party happen" at clubs, festivals, private parties and special events. They have a
large repertoire of songs by other artists, as well as their own original music.
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Musical influences include: Rock, Jazz, Funk, Blues, Zydeco, Cajun, Caribbean,
New Orleans, Jimmy Buffett, Jam, World, Bossa Nova and Classical. The result is a lively, danceable,
hip-shakin' music with bouncy rhythms. Their music is made colorful by the variety of instruments and styles,
with harmonies which feature both male and female vocals. They create a different play list for every gig
so the music fits each occasion.
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Fritz Weber sings and plays piano, organ, synthesizer, accordion, key bass,
classical and latin percussion. He composes all of their original music and writes all the lyrics and arrangements.
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Fritz began studying classical piano when he was eight years old and playing drums
at eleven. He started composing songs in high school. After graduating from Lewis & Clark College, he studied
with jazz pianist, Mary Field. He has played timpani with orchestras, including the Oregon Symphony, conducted
choral groups and orchestras, and appeared in the film Instrumental Treason. In addition to recording with other
artists, he recorded a double album of jazz-rock originals and a CD of solo keyboard pieces.
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Julie Weber plays flute, alto flute, piccolo, rubboard, classical and latin percussion.
She's a lead and back-up vocalist and sings in three other languages: French, Spanish and Portuguese.
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As a Duo they have the full sound of a five-piece band. Their quartet includes Fritz's brother,
Dan, on trombone, percussion and backing vocals and Danae, their daughter, on backing vocals,
percussion and synthesizer. They can also add other musicians. Their new CD of original songs, Manzanita Moon,
will include trumpet and a second trombone.
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