Joan Bujacich - M U L T I M E D I A

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Joan Bujacich Video Demo!
Joan and Joe on You Tube! Watch video clips of Joan and Joe's concert for the series "Moonlight Nights In Montclair". - - - - - Serenade Share this video! Like A Hurricane Share this video! - - - - - Dr. Zeus DEMO - - - - - Dr. Zeus DEMO - Part 1: Space Oddity & So Into You 03:47 Part 1 introduces the band with Joe Bilotti featured on David Bowie's "Space Oddity " followed by Joanie Bujacich featured on Atlanta Rhythm Section's "So Into You". These clips are excerpts from a live performance at The Crossroads in Garwood NJ (2007) that features Joe Bilotti on Guitar and vocals, Joan Bujacich on keyboard and vocals, Phil Butler on Bass and Bill Di Marzo on drums. Keep in mind that this was recorded from a friend's video camera- so the sound is not the best of quality nor the mix. But you can get a feel for what the band is about- hopefully! Dr. Zeus Demo-Part 2 Rikki Don't Lose That # & Dance Me 05:16 Part 2 features Joe Bilotti on Rikki Don't Lose That Number (Steely Dan) & Joanie Bujacich on Dance Me (Leonard Cohen). Dr. Zeus Demo- part 3 :Low Spark High Heeled Boys & Essence 06:10 This clip features Joe Bilotti on Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys (Traffic) and Joanie Bujacich on "Essence" (Lucinda Williams). Dr. Zeus Demo Part 4: Wicked Game Featuring Joanie Bujacich 02:18 Part 4 features Joanie Bujacich on "Wicked Game" by Chris Isaak Dr. Zeus Part 5 - "While My Guitar Gently weeps" and credits 03:13 Part 5 is the final clip of the demo for Dr. Zeus. It features Joe Bilotti singing and playing a mean guitar on "While My Guitar Gently Weeps". This version is more in the style of the Todd Rundgren rather than the original Beatle version. Space Oddity returns with the end credits.

	Donahue (3:15) Dial-Up stream (56k) Broadband stream (300k)
Right before Donahue went off the air, back in 1994, I got to perform on his show! I actually did it live in one take, however Donahue took about 6 takes to say my name correctly! The entire audience was chanting my name there for a minute, pretty funny! The video clip is of me performing an original tune "Color Bright Eyes". They had a gorgeous Steinway in the studio for me to play on...and oh yes - Roberta Flack played Killing Me Softly on the same show before me! You can tell it is early 1990's, I have a big hairdo and the music is from my more jazzy stage. Try to make it to the end to see "Phil" talk a bit about me and the music!

Joe's Lament (7:07) Stream Audio
I was commissioned to write a piece of music for dancer "Joe Orrach". The piece starts out with a really beautiful and haunting melody (if I do say so myself!) and Joe does more of a modern dance to open up the piece but don't be fooled. The piece takes a turn into a funk jazz groove and Joe starts tapping! You have to see him tap dance while jumping rope... very cool! This performance was recorded in Berlin at The Wintergarden Theatre under the direction of David Shiner in the show Nacht Monde. I composed and arranged the music!

	MORE MUSIC... Three original Piano Compositions: Live Performance Cami Hall-NYC 1995 Composed and Performed by Joan Bujacich 1. A Song And A Dance 2. Big Sky (Riding on The Pioneer) 3. Fantasy To Toad Hall Here is a whole other style of writing! I needed to get myself back on a stage playing some "serious" piano so I submitted some music I had written to the composers group "Eclectix" and I found myself getting back onto a stage all by myself playing in front of a musical and astute audience (yikes!)! We were having a Northeaster that night (of course) but many brave dedicated people made it over to 56th Street across from Carnegie Hall to check out the concert. People have said the music is reminiscent of anything from Ravel, Scriabin, to Gerswhin. As the composer I can say there is some Prokofiev, Ginastera, and jazz sensibility brewing up in there. In any case, the written music will be available soon but for now you can listen to the actual live recording.