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Dave Panico

At age ten I started playing the Clarinet. My influences at that time were Benny Goodman, Pete Fountain, Dixieland jazz and big band sounds from the 1940's. In High School I started playing the saxophone. I eventually then played in the Schaumburg High School jazz band. I went on to college and obtained an engineering degree from Bradley University in Peoria, IL. While at Bradley, I continued to play the clarinet in the wind ensemble and saxophone in the jazz band. After I graduated from Bradley, I played in various groups and did recordings around in the Chicago Area. Styles included, Jazz, Blues, Reggae, Pop, Heavy Metal, and Classical. Beginning in 1984 I became a part of Willow Creek Community Church and started playing in the orchestra and studio band. I served there for ten years before moving to Kansas City, Mo. I am married with three children. Henry, Eleanor, and
Samuel. I have a passion for ministering using my saxophone. I play alto/tenor/soprano/baritone saxophones and flute. I minister to churches, coffee houses, outdoor festivals, nursing homes and have done a few radio/TV shows. In April of 2005 , I received an award for Instrumental Of The Year at the Kansas City Christian Music Awards. I display high energy with much enthusiasm and love to engage the audience into my ministry during a performance.

Musically, I play a wide range of styles that minister to all age groups. I love to let the Holy Spirit take control while I play. I have one CD out entitled “Soar” and currently working on a second CD project.
 
 
Mission Statement
I am a High-Energy enthusiastic sax player that has a passion to minister using my sax. I love to engage the audience into my ministry during a performance. In 2005, I received the Instrumental of the Year Award at the Kansas City Christian Music Awards. My CD “Soar” is available.

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