Bruce Stangeland
Artist / Musician / Consultant
Berkeley, California
stangeland@earthlink.net
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Painter of Watercolors
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Photos of Recent Paintings
- Tenor Banjo / Tenor Guitar Player
- Leader of "The Dana Street Jazz Trio", which plays music from 1900 to 1950s.
- Plays with the "Barrelhouse Jazz Band".
- Hear us play in San Anselmo, CA on 9/8/13:
"Oriental Strut" , "Petit Fleur" , and
"Down Home Rag" , and we played
"Autumn Leaves" in San Anselmo on 9/9/18.
- Hear us play the All Saints Day service at the First Congregational Church of Berkeley on 11/3/19.
- Hear us play on a flatbed truck in the July 4th Parade in Piedmont, CA, 2023
- Plays and sings with "The Old Folkies - New Life Band" (gospels and '60s music).
- Plays and sings with the Ukulele Band at the First Congregational Church of Berkeley.
Memorial Day Sunday, May 24, 2020
- Played with the "Joyful Noise Jazz Band"
See and hear us play "Willie the Weeper", Indiana and I'll Fly Away"
- Played with the "Jubilee Jazz Band",
mostly traditional jazz and swing music.
You can hear sound clips from our CD.
- Played with the "Sir Francis Drake Irregulars" jazz band, with "Carol's Jazz Cats", and with "Dana Kemp's Gateswingers".
- Sang bass/baritone with the Gospel Choir at First Congregational Church of Berkeley
- Played (10 years) with "The Riverboat Gamblers", a traditional jazz band.
- Played with Contra Costa Chamber Orchestra, Lasalle Street JB, Tice Valley JB,
Mission Gold JB & Diablo Dixie Devils JB
- Played in the Handbell Choir at First Congregational Church of Berkeley Dec. 10, 2023
- Consultation on World-wide Web Page Design and Setup.
- Current Client:
Former Clients:
Grower of Bonsai Concentrating on California Live Oaks
PhotographerStarted taking 35mm slides in 1961 during a summer in Europe.
In 2000 shifted technology and now concentrating on digital photography.
Chef and Baker Currently building a collection of
favorite recipes.
Consultation on Hydroprocessing Technology Formerly an
Engineering Fellow at Chevron Research in Richmond, CA
Retired in 1997 after a
30-year
career in hydroprocessing R&D.
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