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DON VAPPIE

Once a featured performer in the Preservation Hall Band, banjoist Don Vappie now leads and tours with the Créole Jazz Serenaders. Recent recordings include Banjo A La Créole and Swing Out. With the Créole Jazz Serenaders, his music incorporates the musical legacy of the New Orleans Créole culture. He has transcribed many early jazz recordings of Jelly Roll Morton, Louis Armstrong and King Oliver. He is a regular guest with Wynton Marsalis and Jazz At Lincoln Center.

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