This I Dig of You is a bop tune by Mobley that was recorded by Ravita Jazz at An die Musik, Baltimore, Maryland in October of 2022. Featured are saxophonist Benny Russell, bassist Phil Ravita, pianist Greg Small, and drummer Nuc Vega.
By Claude Bölling
A May 2022 performance of The Prince George’s Community College Faculty Jazz Quartet. The quartet is comprised of Phil Ravita on bass, Keith Umbach on drums, Denis Karp on flute, and Greg Small on piano.
Professor Keith Umbach leads the Prince George’s Community College Faculty Jazz Recital in a fall 2019 performance at the Center for the Arts. The performance features Professor Keith Umbach on drums, Professor Phil Ravita on bass, Professor Reginald Cyntje on trombone, and Greg Small on piano.
By Philip Ravita
A multi-textured jazz tune, Quasar was written in April 2013 and performed on May 7, 2013, at the University of Maryland College Park.
By Phil Ravita
A Jazz/Latin song written and arranged by Phil Ravita and performed in March of 2014 at the University of Maryland College Park.
By Phil Ravita
A Jazz/Blues song written and arranged by Phil Ravita and performed in March of 2014 at the University of Maryland College Park.
By Philip Ravita
A funk tune written while in a traffic jam in downtown Baltimore, Maryland. Sepia was written in April 2013 and performed on May 7, 2013 at the University of Maryland College Park.
By Phil Ravita
A jazz ballad written and arranged by Phil Ravita for the Baltimore Jazz Alliance: Baltimore Jazzscapes II. ℗ 2009 Baltimore Jazz Alliance, released 2009-06-30.
By Phil Ravita
This piece was performed at the Baltimore Composer’s Forum’s 25th Anniversary Concert, “Reprise!” on April 21, 2018 at Christ Lutheran Church Inner Harbor in Baltimore, Maryland. This performance was supported in part by a grant from the Maryland State Arts Council.
By Phil Ravita
This piece was performed by Heather Haughn (violin), Diana Flesner (cello) and Jay DeWire (piano) at the Baltimore Composer’s Forum’s concert “1, 2, 3” on November 18, 2017 at Christ Lutheran Church Inner Harbor in Baltimore, Maryland. This performance was supported in part by a grant from the Maryland State Arts Council.
By Philip Ravita
A modern piano trio using traditional instruments, fusing components of 20th century musical styles. The ensemble is Trio Giococso and consists of piano, cello and violin. It was performed as part of the Baltimore Composers Forum’s concert “Sound Connections” on April 21, 2012, at An die Musik Live in Baltimore, Maryland.
By Phil Ravita
This piece was performed at the Baltimore Composer’s Forum’s concert in the spring of 2013 at An die Musik in Baltimore, Maryland. This performance was supported in part by a grant from the Maryland State Arts Council.
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