Louis Durra

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Louis Durra is a pianist and composer based in the Los Angeles area.

[edit] Discography

as leader:


as sideman:

  • 2007 -- "Play It Cool" Cast Album -- Mark Winkler, others -- Piano, Arranger
  • 2007 -- Comes Love -- Roxanne Beck -- Piano, Arranger
  • 2007 -- Storytelling --Bennett Brandeis -- Piano
  • 2006 -- Twenty Years -- Sad Girl -- Keyboards
  • 2006 -- Steppin' 'Round the Yellow Brick Road -- Steve Kirwan -- Organ (Hammond
  • 2003 -- Not at One -- Eric Anders -- Keyboards
  • 2003 -- Introspective Raincoat Student Music -- Sugarplum Fairies -- Piano, Keyboards
  • 2002 -- Flake -- Sugarplum Fairies -- Piano, Keyboards
  • 2000 -- Moth to Mouth -- Moris Tepper -- Organ
  • 1999 -- Jazz Gardener -- Susan Krebs -- Organ, Piano
  • 1996 -- Insert Title Here -- The Mystery Band -- Keyboards
  • 1996 -- Big Enough to Disappear -- Moris Tepper -- Organ, Piano, Arranger, Horn (Alto), Keyboards, Marimba, Programming, Horn Arrangements
  • 1995 -- Not a Traditional Christmas -- Jessica Harper -- Organ

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[edit] Family Members

Ian Durra, Roberta Durra, Joseph Durra, Joan Durra, Eve Van Den Bol, Emile Van Den Bol, Zoe Van Den Bol, Ashley Van Den Bol, Jack Durra, Ann Durra. Richard Durra, Joyce Durra, Erin Durra, David Durra, Brian Durra, Sara Rebecca Durra, Trevor Koehler, Lorraine Weiss, Glade Koehler, Seth Koehler, Miriam Mendelson, Gustavo Alfredo Durra, Nancy F. Brown