The Arrangers
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Stan Kenton
Dave Barduhn
Dee Barton
Ralph Carmichael
Joe Coccia
Frank Comstock
Bob Curnow
Dale Devoe
Sam Donahue
Wayne Dunston
Bill Fritz
Bob Graettinger
Ken Hanna
Neal Hefti
Bill Holman
Gene Howard
Hank Levy
Willie Maiden
Bill Mathieu
Gerry Mulligan
Boots Mussulli
Lennie Niehaus
Johnny Richards
Joe Rizzo
Shorty Rogers
Gene Roland
Pete Rugolo
Bill Russo
Charlie Shirley
Steve Spiegl
Ray Starling
Mark Taylor
Al Yankee
Ralph Yaw
Additional arrangers and composers
Arrangers and composers who contributed to the Neophonic Concert Repertoire
The Los Angeles Neophonic Orchestra was the world’s first permanent resident Jazz Orchestra. It presented three seasons of contemporary music to audiences at the brand new Dorothy Chandler Center for the Performing Arts. Four concerts were presented in 1965, and four more in 1966. After a hiatus in 1967, the Orchestra returned for thee concerts in 1968.
Van Alexander
Dee Barton
Louis Bellson
Ralph Carmichael
Alf Clausen
Frank Comstock
Bob Cooper
Don Dimick
Don Ellis
Bob Enevoldsen
Allyn Ferguson
Clare Fischer
Bob Florence
Louis Fratturo
Bill Fritz
Gil Fuller
Russ Garcia
Dick Grove
Dave Grusin
Friedrich Gulda
Dan Haerle
Ken Hanna
J. Hill
Bill Holman
Calvin Jackson
Bill Jolly
Jimmy Jones
Roger Kellaway
Stan Kenton
Jim Knight
Julian Lee
Michel Legrand
Willie Maiden
Franklyn Marks
Bob Mayer
Gil Melle
Kenneth Miller
Hugo Montenegro
Lyn Murray
Dick Nash
Oliver Nelson
Lennie Niehaus
Marty Paich
Richard Peaslee
Ralph Pena
Don Piestrup
Jay Pruit
Jack Quigley
Johnny Richards
Nelson Riddle
Raoul Romero
Shorty Rogers
Pete Rugolo
Paul Ruhland
Bill Russo
Lalo Schrifrin
George Shearing
Ray Sherman
Chuck Spondor
Morty Stevens
Duane Tatro
Tommy Vig
Jack Wheaton
John Williams
Gerald Wilson
Earl Zindars
