JAMES WHITING
MUSIC DIRECTOR / MULTI-INSTRUMENTALIST / VOCAL COACH
COMPOSER / ORCHESTRATOR / EDUCATOR
VIDEO
Suite for Solo Vibraphone - Mvt. I Prelude
Suite for Solo Vibraphone - Mvt. II Peonies and Sunshine
Two As One by Ed Saindon
August Sun - Live at University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Featuring Kyle Bissantz
Live at Tuscany Suites, Las Vegas
Guest performance with Rita Lim
No Time To Die - The Space, Las Vegas
Katie Marie Jones' cabaret "My Strongest Suit," arranged and Music Directed by James Whiting
DISCOGRAPHY
Eclectic (2023) — Jonathan Karrant [Virtuoso Music]
Come A Little Closer (2023) — Linda Woodson [Vegas Records]
Christmas Wish (2022) — Jonathan Karrant [Virtuoso Music]
iPad (2022) — The Chainsmokers [Columbia Records]
Rustboro City (2021) — Arcade Bops/Carlos Mata [Independent]
Bubblegum K.K. (2021) — Arcade Bops/Carlos Mata [Independent]
For Pat (2021) — Rick Keller [Saxsonic Music]
Outer Limits (2021) — Rick Keller [Saxsonic Music]
Dolphin Dance (2021) — Rick Keller [Saxsonic Music]
Dexter's Blues (202) — Carlos Mata-Alverez [Independent]
Quaternity (2020) — UNLV Wind Orchestra & Thomas Leslie [Klavier Records]
Reflections at Dusk (2019) — Jennifer Bellor [Innova Records]
24K Gould (2018) — UNLV Wind Orchestra & Thomas Leslie [Klavier Records]
Concertante: Modern Works for Guitar (2018) — Campbell Ross [Ravello Records]
Fascinatin' Rhythm & Latin Journey IV (2018) — UNLV Jazz Studies [Independent]
The Return (2017) — UNLV Wind Orchestra & Thomas Leslie [Klavier Records]
Pivotal Moment (2016) — David Galea [Independent]
Five Days in Granada (2015) — Bart Stenhouse [Independent]
Hard Mince (2015) — James Whiting [Independent]
Love Me Or Leave Me (2014) — Kelsey Giarola [Independent]
Wood and WIre (2012) — David Galea [Independent]
Burbank (2011) — James Whiting [Independant]
AUDIO
Reviewed by Trent Bryson-Dean
DrumScene Magazine
August 2015
"I've long enjoyed James' heart-connected pen, and he had it well in hand as he wrote the music for this project...compositions which all display intellectual rigor without losing sight of their target - the heart of the listener."
– Joe Locke, Jazz Icon, NYC Feb 2015
