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| − | Sherinian Derek Шериньян Дерек
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| − | "Derek Sherinian is the Caligula of keyboards"
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| − | It's rare to find an equal mix of style and substance - especially somewhere as famously fantastic as Hollywood - but keyboardist Derek Sherinian has balanced the two admirably during his 16-year professional career. While he has performed alongside some of rock's flashiest showmen, Sherinian has also proven that he's more than capable of trading licks with many of the most respected musicians on the planet.
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| − | Born in Laguna Beach, Calif., a picturesque town an hour south of Los Angeles, Sherinian began playing his family's piano at age 5. A few years later, he was introduced to the music of Elton John. "Right around the time Goodbye Yellow Brick Road came out, I started reading the credits on records, and I found out that Elton played electric piano," Sherinian remembers. "That really interested me, because I didn't know that you could amplify a piano to play loud enough with the band."
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| − | During his junior year of high school, Sherinian was offered a scholarship to the prestigious Berklee School of Music in Boston, Mass. Enjoying its "completely concentrated musical environment," he jammed with the likes of Will Calhoun, who later went on to play bass with Living Colour, and future Megadeth, Savatage and Trans-Siberian Orchestra guitarist Al Pitrelli.
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| − | After three semesters at Berklee, Sherinian felt he was ready to test the waters of Los Angeles. There, he was soon introduced to Buddy Miles. The drummer of Jimi Hendrix's Band of Gypsies was in the process of assembling a band to tour R&B clubs across America, and he invited Sherinian to audition. "We jammed, and he ended up digging my playing," he recalls. "It was my first time working with a well-known musician, but to this day, I don't think I've played with anyone that has more of a gift. He's a total natural."
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| − | From there, Sherinian got a phone call from his old Berklee buddy Pitrelli, who had just been named musical director of the Alice Cooper band. "They were looking to hire a keyboard player and drummer, so Al called me right away," he recalls. "I went down and auditioned, and it all worked out." He subsequently joined Cooper on the road in support of the multi-platinum album Trash, performing the first of some 250 shows with the legendary shock-rocker on - quite fittingly - Halloween 1989. (Also debuting with the group at that show was drummer Jonathan Mover.)
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| − | Soon after completing another tour with Cooper - this time in support of Hey Stoopid - in 1991, Sherinian learned that Eric Singer, Cooper's then-drummer, had been hired by Kiss. When it came time to tour in support of their Revenge album, the band needed an offstage keyboard player. Singer suggested Sherinian. "The first thing Gene said to me was that I looked like Paul Stanley and Cher's love-child," Sherinian says, laughing at the recollection. "Then Paul asked me to play the opening chords of 'Love Gun,' and I nailed it because I've heard that song since I was 12. Afterwards, Gene came up and shook my hand, and that was it - I was on the Kiss tour." (Alive III, recorded during the Revenge tour, became Sherinian's first major label release.)
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| − | The band thought otherwise, naming Sherinian as their new keyboardist just in time for the kickoff of the Awake tour in October 1994. "I think it's pretty funny that for someone who's never played in a progressive rock band before, my first progressive gig was the biggest one at the time," he says. "When I was a kid, I would have never thought I would be in that kind of band."
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| − | Sherinian had already begun recording his first solo album, Planet X, when he parted ways with Dream Theater. "I never in a billion years thought that I would ever be a solo artist, but I was approached by Magna Carta Records to do a solo record and I loved the freedom of not having to compromise," he says. Following up on a recommendation, Sherinian recruited Australian drummer Virgil Donati to perform on the album. The chemistry was immediate, as the two wrote the "Atlantis" trilogy during their very first jam session.
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| − | The Planet X album, released in 1999, led to the formation of the group of the same name, as Sherinian and Donati decided to expand on the concept by recruiting guitar virtuoso Tony MacAlpine. Now a true band, Planet X issued their debut recording, Universe, in 2000; it was followed by MoonBabies in 2002. (That same year, Live From Oz - recorded during the band's inaugural Australian tour - was also released.)
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| − | In that spirit, Sherinian joined forces with drum legend Simon Phillips (Jeff Beck, Toto) to write, co-produce and perform on his second solo album, Inertia, released in 2001. The album also featured guest spots by guitarists Steve Lukather (Toto) and Zakk Wylde (Ozzy Osbourne, Black Label Society), along with bassist Tony Franklin (Blue Murder, The Firm) and violinist Jerry Goodman (Mahavishnu Orchestra).
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| − | Studio Recordings
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| − | Derek Sherinian
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| − | Mythology
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| − | 2004
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| − | Derek Sherinian
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| − | Inertia
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| − | Universe
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| − | 1999
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| − | Platypus
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| − | Ice Cycles
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| − | 2000
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| − | Platypus
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| − | When Pus Comes To Shove
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| − | Dream Theater
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| − | Once in a LIVEtime
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| − | 1998
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| − | Dream Theater
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| − | Falling Into Infinity
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| − | Pat Torpey
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| − | Odd Man Out
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| − | 1997
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| − | Alice Cooper
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| − | Classicks
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| − | 1996
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| − | Dream Theater
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| − | A Change of Seasons
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| − | The Last Temptation
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| − | 1994
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| − | KISS
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| − | Alive III
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| − | 1993
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| − | Brad Gillis
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| − | 1993
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| − | We're a Happy Family
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| − | All-Star tribute to The Ramones
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| − | All-Star tribute to Aerosmith
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| − | Songs of Pink Floyd
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| − | A Tribute to Prince
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| − | Party of the Times
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| − | Tribute to Aerosmith
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| − | Age of Impact
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| − | A Collection of Tull Tales
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| − | DEREK SHERINIAN His latest album, released on the 9th of November 2004, features a number of high-profile guests such as Zakk Wylde, Steve Stevens, Simon Philips, Marco Mendoza, Brian Tichy...
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| − | Alice Cooper on Derek Sherinian: "There are a few people on this world who are born rock stars, he is one". Derek was born Laguna Beach, California. - an hour south of Los Angeles. He started playing the piano at the age of 5, During his school years, Derek got offered a scholarship to the prestigious Berkley School of Music in Boston, where - from his junior year on in 1982- he jammed with the likes of Will Calhoun who went on to play the bass guitar with Megadeth and others...
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| − | Then Sherinian played with Kiss and Dream Theater alongside other bands, he even formed a band of his own: Planet X, which was supposed to be the name of his first solo album. Planet X released four albums. Derek himself has released four solo albums... the number which is the astonishing one is the number of albums he has been in, and as a band member, essential, is 19!!!
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| − | Another one of us who's made it in the big time!
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| − | visit his personal website: www.dereksherinian.com
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Родился и вырос в Калифорнии,учился в музыкальной школе Беркли, где усовершенствовал свой хард-рок.
После гастролей с Кисс и Купером в сентябре 1994 стал постоянным участником группы «Dream Theater»,в которой оставался до января 1999.
В 2000 - сформировал группу «Planet X», в которую вошли известный в прошлом гитарист-виртуоз Тони МакЭлпайн и барабанщик Вирджил Донати.
В разное время входил в составы групп «Dream Theater», «Planet X», играл вместе с Элисом Купером, Билли Айдолом и Ингви Малмстином.
