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Concert Producer: Lionel Hampton,assisted by Bill Titone and Dr. Lynn J. Skinner

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We Dedicate this1993 Lionel Hømpton/Chevron Jøzz Festivül to

Lionel's 65 Years of Devotion to the World of Juzz

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THE TWENTY.SIXTH LIONEL HAMPTON/CHEVRON JAZZ FESTIVAL

CELBBRATING HAMP'S 65 YEARS OF DEVOTION TO THE \ryORLD OF JAZZ

Wednesday, Febru ary 24, 1993PEPSf TNTERNATTONAL WORLD IAZZ CONCERT

Kibbie Dome. 7:00 P.M.

Lionel Hampton and the Lionel Hampton Quartet featuring:Lionel Hanrpton, vibes

o" uJ;;;,iil,fflrring:Benny Creen, piano

Jeff Hamilton, drumsGene Harris Quartet I'eaturing:

Gene Harris, pianoRon Eschete, guitar

Paul Humphrey, drumsLuther Hughes, bass

Claudio Roditi, trumpet, (Brazil)Brian Bromberg, bass

Andrei Kitaev, piano, (Russia)lgor Bufnran, tenor saxophone, (Russia)

Dee Daniels, r,ocalsBrian Blade, dlums

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C()NCERT SCHEDULE CONCERT SCHEDULE

DELrA ArR 'illËË3iiä'îï å'ü'Ë3i coNcERrKibbie Dome. 7:00 P.M.

Lionel Hampton and the Lionel Hampton Quartet, f'eaturing:Lionel Hampton, vibes

Marian McPartland, pianoHerb Ellis, guitar

Arturo Sandoval, trumpetVanessa Rubin, vocals.Brian Bromberg, bassBrian Blade, clrums

Straight Ahead, featuring:Cynthia Dewberry, vocals & flute

Regina Carter, violin &vocalsEileen Orr, piano/synthsr& r,ocals

Marion Haydên-Banfield, bass & vocalsGayelynn McKinney, drums & vocals

Friday, February 26, 1993VOCALWINNERS CONCERT

Kibbie Dome. 4:45 P.M.

Lionel Hampton School of Music Jazz Choir,Daniel Bukvich, Director

featuring Vocal Quartet"The Hamptones"

Class AAA Vocal .lazz EnsembleJunior High/Jr.Sec Vocal Jazz Ensemble

Class A Vocal Jazz EnsembleMiddle School Vocal Jazz Ensemble

Class AA Vocal Jazz EnsembleClass Non-Mixed Vocal Jazz Ensemble

Class AAAA Vocal Jazz Ensemble

Friday, February 26,, 1993ALL-STAR CONCERT

Kibbie Dome, 8:00 P.M.

Lio¡rel Hampton, vibesLou Rawls, vocals

Clark Terry, trumpetHarry "Sweets" Edison, trumpetJimnry Heath, tenor saxophone

Al Grey, tromboneSlide Hampton, tromboneBenny Porvell, trombone

Herb Fllis, guitarMilt Hinton, bass

Junior Mance, pianoGrady Tate, drums

, Saturday, February 27,1993INSTRU M E NTAL \^/I NN ERS CONCE RT

Kibbie Dome, 4:45 P.M.

Lionel Hampton School of Music Jazz Band I' Robert McCurdy, Director

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Class A (ll) Instrumental Jazz EnsembleClass AA Instrumental Jazz Ensemble

Class AAA (l) Instrurnental Jazz EnsembleClass AAA (ll)lnstrumenTal Jazz Ensemble

Junior High Instrumental J¿tzz EnsembleJunior Secondary Instlumental Jazz Ensemble

Middle School Instrumental Jazz EnsembleClass B lnstrumental Jazz Ensemble

Class A (l) lnstrumental Jazz EnsembleClass AAAA Instrumental Jazz Ensemble

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Winning peíorming groups are chosen from competition during the day. These groups are judged on balance, intonation, phrasing,dynamics, tempo, interpretation, precision, jazz excitement, fresh ideas, programming, and stage etiquette. Each group is chosen as

being the best ensemble in its size classification.

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CONCERT SCHEDULE LTONEL HAMPTON SCHOOL OF MUSIC |AZZ ENSEMBLES

Saturday, February 27, 1993

TRUMPETSPat RickmanGerald BrazelBarry ReisJohn Pendenza

JAZZCH?TRSI&rr:Dan Bukvich, Director

Kibbie Dome, 7:30 P.M.

Hampton Trombone FactoryLionel Hampton School of Music Trombones and Friends

Jinr Christensen, Director

Saturday, February 27, 1993crE GTANTS OF IAZZ CONCERT

Kibbie Dome. 8:00 P.M.

Lionel Hanrpton and his New.York Big Bandwith Special Giantstofr Jazz

Lionel Høm ton ünd His l{ew York Bi Band

LIONEL HAMPTON,VIBES

SOPRANOSJeaneane BattyClristina CarlsouBeth CllansseSarah CrawfordPani CrowJill DeccioColleen Eva¡rs*Heather GraffLayla HallgqAnry MatsuokaPerrny lvfcClureJennifer MooreKarolyrt NearingPaige NelsonChristi PettyMargaret RiceSteplranie SantTheresa Snlith

SAXOPHONESRon Gerharclstein+Bobbi ThompsonPat ShookRob LewisLacie Heclahl

SAxoPH9NESJefTTeradaPatrick JonesRob LewisGeoff CrimnrinsVanessa H4sbrook

SAXOPHONESKelly EvansTaylor JessorrRandy PaddockJoel Pals

Rebecca TaylorJill Terhaar*Malin ThorsenrMarcy Trost*Erin Walker*

ALTOSArny AndersonIlse ApesteguiBeverlee AtrvoodK:¡rin BergStacey BorgerLaDene EdrvardsxJodi FitzSinrnronsGretchen GrarvetMichele GrinrnrettTanya HayclenLacie Heclahl*Mariarìrra .lohann*

TRUMPETSAncly RayJohn FrickeRoger EvansJason Mosser

TRUMPETSJason MosserRoger EvansScott WinksDawn Markovich

TRUMPETSBrian ChirrAidan DonohueRoger EclnristorrKirk KludtHeicli ToornbsSam Wooclbury

Enrily Ketl¡ler*.lacqueline KieferJenifèr Kqoiman*Cincla LeçterSelena LewisAllison LindholnrJenrìifer McFarlarrdRakael PopeCarey PowellMary RyanHeather States-Platt*Lisa Steckel*Kelly StrangeChlistian TlronrpsonSlrannon Wade*Daelynn WalkerJamie WamerCirrdy WatsonJulie Woods

JAZZ BAIVD IRobert McCurdy, Director

TROMBONESClrris RhoaclsTiffàny TileyBrent PurvisTony Rizzo

J4ZZ FAwq,nRobert McCurdy, Direcfor

TROMBONESBrent PulvisJay LaesJillian KnutsorrShawn HairsermanLarry Pittnran

JAZZ BAIVD ITIAl Cenrberling, Director

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TROMBONESDavid ConclittAaron JohnsonLrsa.lolleyTiffany Tiley

TENORSRichard ColeCollin HarerDavid Kennedy*Dawn Markovich*Lee NauChris Rhoads*Michael SonrnresetRr.rss Younger

BASSESCasey BloodJosh Bryant*David CogbunrEthan EhrstineRick "Skippy" FerrtonJohn Fricke*Alan GatlinDayid Hanrnlond

RHYTHMChris Loran, guitarMike Lemieux, pianoDave Cavett, b¿¡ss

Nick Rizzo, drunlsTodd Sprague, drunrs

RHYTHFEthan Ehrstine, guitarSuzy Watts, pianoRobb Rizzo, bassBill Schwartz, drumsKeith Shew, drurns

RHYTHMTed Paradise, guitarKarin Berg, pianoTyler Willianrs, bassJr¡stin Bretz, dn¡rns

Will HanR. Eric Jolurson*Robert JonesRuss KaakeLloyd B. ItuightMike Le¡nieuxMichael MillhanrEmest Palmer*Joel Pals*Chad ParsonsGraham PinardMatt RiggsWebb SmitlrDavid SnyderGeorge StrangeGreg TateStuart Welsh+Matt WhitesidesJarnes Zeigler

FLUTEMarnie Gazdik+

FLUTEKelly Strange

TROMBONESCharles StephensJeff NelsonSteve Davis

Bill Titone, ManagerBill Bergacs, Road ManagerRuben Cox, Valet"Cappy" Titone, Secretary

SAXOPHONESAndres Boiarsky, tenorCleave Criyton, ¿ìltoMarshall McDonald, baritoneEdward Pazant, ¿iltoLance Bryant, tenor

RHYTHMKLrni Mikami, pianoLeon Dorsey, bassBobby Durham, dfumsGabriel Machado, congas

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\^/ELCOME TO THE UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO

President's CSSA r It I to Jevron

Thank you for joining us for the 26th Annual Lionel Hampton/Chevron Jazz Festival to "become the music"along with Lionel Hampton. This year rve will enjoy celebrating Lionel Hampton's recent honor. In Decemberhe leceived the Kennedy Center award in the Performing Arts, the most prestigious award of its kind in thisnation.

Celebrating its 26th year, the Jazz Festival is proud to present jazz artists who are legends around the worldand who come to Moscorv by special invitation to share America's unique music form with us.

During the four days of the festival some trvelve thousand young musicians come to the university to learnfrom the worlcl's finest jazz artists, who offer master classes by day and pelformances by night, Each eveningconcert is an experience in jazz at. its best.

TheJazz Festival vividly illustrates the University of ldaho's fulfillment of its mission to educate aspiringmusicians and to open the arts to all students and the community, not just in Feblr.rary, but throughout the year.

Music is the voice of the soul; all who participate - musicians, learners and listeners - will be uplifted by themusic of the 26th Annual Lionel Hampton/Chevron Jazz Festival. z"M

Elisabeth A. Zinser, PresidentUniversity of Idaho

From tlte Provost to Festívul Psrtícínants

Welcome to the 26th Annual Lionel Hampton/Chevron Jazz Festival! We are delighted you are able toattencl this extraordinaly event.

The Univelsity of Idaho is proud of its legacy of providing a rvell-balanced education enriched by visitingperformers, lecturers, and our own outstanding faculty. Again this year we present performances by the world'sgreatest jazz artists. Student participants have a unique opportunity to display their musical talents in competi-tions and enhance their knowledge in workshops conducted by Lionel Hampton, recently honored by theKennedy Center as "One of the Five Living Legends of the World," and other renowned guest artists andclitics.

We hope visiting students will consider attending the University of ldaho and becoming a part of this richtradition of excel lence.

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Clinics - Guest ArtistsWednesday

Gene Harris Quartet featuring: Cene Harris, piarro;Ron Eschete, guitar; Paul Hunrphrey, drunrs;Luther Hughes, bass

ThursdayMarian McPartlarrd. pianoHerb Ellis, guitarClaudio Roditi, trurìrpetVanessa Rubin, vocalsBrian Brornberg, bassAnclrei Kitaev, piano & Igor Butrrran, fenor saxStraiglrt Ahead fèaturing: Cynthia Dewberry, vocals& flr¡te; Regina Carter, violin & vocals; Eileelt Orr,piarro/synths & vocals; Mario¡r Hayclen-Banfìeld,bass & vocals; Gayelynn McKinney, drullrs & r,ocals

.lohn Stowell, guitar

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Lou Rawls, vocalsHerb Ellis, guitar & Briarr Bromberg, bassArturo Sancloval, trunrpetDee Darriels, vocalsUrìited States Air Force Jazz Ensenlble - trunlpetsUnitecl St¿ites Air Force Jazz Ensenlble - tlonrbonesUrrited States Air Force lazz Ensemble - saxophonesUnitecl States Air Force Jazz Elrsemble - rhytlrrn section

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Clark Ten'y, trunlpet; Harry "Srveets" Eclison, truntpetJirnnry Heath, tenor saxo¡tlrolteAl Grey, trornbone; Slicle Harnptotì, tronlbone;

Benrry Powell, trolnboneMilt Hintoll, bass; .lunior Mance. piano;

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Lioneljams, circa 1942, with(L-R, First Row): Count Basie,Lionel, Artie Shaw, Les Paul.

(L-R, Back Row): lllionis Jacquet,Tommy Dorsey, Ziggy Elman,

Buddy Rich on drums, bassunknown.

He's been honored by presidents and kings. Hailed bysuperstar musicians and the man on the street. Lionized bynations and adopted by the people.

ln December, 1992, President and Mrs. George Bushpresented Lionel Hampton with the prestigious KennedyCenter Honors, for contributions to the cultural life of thenation. He is one of only five jazz musicians ever to receivethe honor.

Long ago, his grandmother gave Hamp what she thoughtwas a dose of good advice when she said, "Boy quit beatin'on those glasses and dishes with those spoons and go drythem right! Put that silliness out of your head."

The five-year-old drummer told his grandmother,"MammA I might be able to put drumm¡n'out of my head,but I just can't seem to put it out of my heartl"

What his grandmother didn't know was that LionelHampton, a man who would help break the color barrier inAmerican music, would someday be known as "Master of theDrums" and "King of the Vibes,"

Soon after starting his professional career, Hamptonbegan playing for a new band organized by Les Hite, andp]3yed backup to Louis Armstrong in Los Angetes' Cottonölub,

TIÍ|NET HAMPTfIilArmstrong called on Hampton to join in a recording

session with him and, during a break, Hamp wandered overto a vibraharp in the corner of the studio. Until that time, thevibraharp was primarily used for the "pretty sounds" itcreated, not as a solo instrument. Hampton's performance ofEubie Blake's "Memories of Vou" became a classic and itwasn't long before Hampton was known as the "King of theVibes.'

ln 1936, Hamp joined Benny Goodman in his legendaryquartet - with Teddy Wilson and Gene Krupa. lt was thebeginning of the "Swing Era' and a musical assemblage ofgreat social significance. The Benny Goodman Ouartetmarked the first time blacks and white played together in amajor musical group.

Hampton's numerous honors range from receiving astatehood award in lsrael to being made a Goodwill Ambas-

" sador by the U.S. State Department.Lionel Hampton continues to amaze people with his

enthusiasm and his concern for all people - raising millionsof dollars for charities, giving young musicians their firstbreak, nurturing stars of the future in his New York Big Band.

Luckily, for his many fans worldwide, Hampton never didmanagd to put drumming out of his head- or out of his heart.

February 28, 1987 TheUniversity of ldahonames its Schod ofMusic the "LionelHampton School ofMusic," the first *hælof Music" the firstSchool of Musicnamed after a jazzmusician.

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Legendary vocalist Lou Rawls mixes thedemanding traditions of gospel, blues and jazz,using the song as a means of self-expression.While his 1962 debut album Stormy Mondaywaswell-received, the definitive Lou Rawls albumcame with his sixlh release, Livel The albumsold halÊa-million copies and was one of themost atmospheric and soulful live albums everrecorded. Recorded in an intimate club setting,the album introduced Rawls'trademark spokendialogue which set the stage for the cunent raptrend. ln 1967, Rawls received his first Grammyfor Best Rhythm and Blues Solo Vocal Perfor-mance tor Dead End Street His continuedsuccess led to a 1971 Best R&B Vocal Perfor-mance Grammy'for A NaturalManand anotherfor the 1977 album Unmistakably Lou. ln 1992,Capilol Jazz released The Legendary Lou Rawls,a 17-song collection of hits spanning his 30years in the recording industry.

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It's been said the four most common words spoken oniazzradioprograms in America today are probably hese: "on bass, Ray Brown.'

Brown received his first formal training on piano at he age of eight.Later, he discovered a whole new world opening up for him when helearned to play bass by ear. After graduating from high school, Brownwent "on the road" with a number of groups. His reputation as an accom-plished musician preceded his arrival in New York and, after no more thanfour hours, Brown was invited by Dizzy Gillespie to drop by for the followingday's rehearsal, He'was hired and remained with Gillespie for the next twoyears, playing with legends Charlie Parker, Bud Powell, and Max Roach.Brown formed his own trio after departing Gillespie's band, with HankJones on piano and Charlie Smith on drums, Soon discovered by NormanGranz, Brown was introduced to Oscar Peterson, resulting in a 15'yearliaison of brilliant music, warm friendship, musical understanding, andrespect. Winner of innumerable awards, including a Grammy in 1963 forBest Original Jazz Composition "Gravy Waltz" (with Steve Allan) and in1990 and 1991 for Best Jazz lnstrumental Performance wih the OscarPeterson Trio, Brown has made hundreds of recordings, scored motionpictures, and performed on maior television s!'tows. The cunent Ray BrownTrio consists of veteran drummer Jeff Hamilton and young piano sensationBenny Green.

JEFF HAITIITTÍI]I

A midwesterner who got his musical start playing in a drum and buglecorps, drummer Jeff Hamilton is now one of the most indemand percus-

sionists on the West Coast.His studio credits run the gamut from sessions with Bud Shank' George

Shearing and Laurindo Almeida to work with Natalie Cole on her Grammy-winning album, tJnforgettable. He's toured the nation and the world,including appearances with B.B. King and Ray Charles as a member of thePhilip Monis Superband.

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Pianist Benny Green, aT28 aveteran member of iazz's youth corps, is aNew York native rapidly becoming known as one of the most precociousplayers around.

Before launching his career as a small group leader and keyboardistwith the Ray Brown Trio, Green played with both Betty Carter and theredoubtable Art Blakey, with whom he worked from 1987 to 1989.

Green's three albums for Blue Note include Greens, Lineage, andTestifyin'! Live At The Village Vanguard (Blue Note 98171).

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MARIAil TIcPARTI.A]III

Each performance of internationally ac-claimed pianist Marian Mcpariland differs fromthe last, demonstrating her impulsive trademarkstyle. Her award-winning radio show, ,,piano

Jazz", recently entered its 20th seâson and hasfeatured such jazz festival veterans as GeneHanis and Lionel Hampton himself. Winner ofsuch prestigious honors æ the peabody Awardand the ASCAP-Deems Taytor Broadcast Award,the show features talented jazz professionalsside-by-side with McParfland in an hour of solos,collaborations, shared reminiscences and jazzpiano technique. ln addition to her radio show,she has served as moderator for the cabletelevision series, "Womenin Jazz," and is theauthor of All in Good Time, acollection of articlesabout musicians she admires. Her composilion"Ambiance" was nominated for a Grammy.

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One of the great contemporary individualistsin jazz, trumpet and flugelhorn player Clark Terryis, in the words of Duke Ellington, "beyondcategory." A source of inspiration to other artists,including Miles Davis and Quincy Jones, Terrybegan his own career on a coiled-up length of "

water hose as a young boy in St. Louis. Fasci-nated by the trumpet, he began playing theinstrument in his high school band. ln 1942, hevolunteered for the Navy and went into itsexcellent band at the Great Lakes TrainingCenter. Terry received the personalcommenda-tion of Louis Armstrong as a member of GeorgeHudson's band and later joined the bands ofCharlie Barnet, Charlie Ventura and EddieVinson. He became widely known after joiningCount Basie in 1948, but it was as a featuredsoloist for eight years with Duke Ellington'sorchestra that he became internationally famous.ln addition, Terry is a member of last yea/sGrammy-nominated Lionel Hampton and theGolden Men of Jazz,

MttT Hll{T0llF,ondly called "The Judge', þassist Milt Hinton represents the sidemen,

those often overlæked performers who make up the guts of iæz' Dulnghis gix-decade career, Hinton has backed such famed musicians as BillieHoliday, Tony Bennett, Duke Ellington, Count Basie, and Paul McCartneyand played 10 yeøs with Cab Calloway's band. His acclaimed book, EassLine: The Stories and Photographs of Milt Hintpn, documents the behind-th$scenes life oJ iazz musicians, The oldest member of last yea/sGrammy-nominated Lionel Hampton and fre Golden Men of Jazz, he hasbeen honored by the Smithsonian's National Museum of American Historyas one of the "Living National Treasures of Jazzl ln '1989, he received aSatchmo from tlre JÀ72 Clubof Sarasota, awarded to an individual who hasmade æ innovative and enduring contribution loiazz. He was inductedinto the Tri-C JazzFest Hall of Fame and honored by the Capital City JæzFestival.

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The legendary Count Basie once said, "lf you know Jimmy Heath, you

know bop.' One of the most articulate and skillful reed players iniæz'Heath first played the alto sax but established his reputation on the tenorsax, soprano sax and flute. Born in Philadelphia Heath led his own bigband at the age of 20 with side men Benny Golson and John coltrane, He

later recorded and performed with his own all-star groups, as well æ withDizzy Gillespie, Miles Davis, Donald Byrd, Clark Terry, Milt Jackson, andmaniy others-. Since 1975, he has most often performed and recorded withthe Heath Brothers, featuring Stanley Cowel along with Healh'S brothersPercy and AIþ.ed. More than 50 of his compositions have been recordedby dozens oÏ ¡azz artists including Miles Davis, Cannonball Adderly' Ray

Charles, Dexter Gordon, and Milt Jackson, Over the years, Heath has beena mainstay of New York's celebrated Jazzmobile proiect, performing andsharing his experience with the thousands of studenb who have partici-pated in this jazz learning workshop. ln addition, he organized theJazzmobile Flute Ensemble and hæ released two volumes of his musicalcompositions, dating from the early '1950's to today. Heath last performed

at the Lionel Hampton/Chevron Jazz Festival in 1988 with the late DizzyGillespie.

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GEI{E HARRIS OUARTET

Boise pianist Gene Harris brings his reunited Gene Hanis euartet,consisting of the original members of Hanis' Los Angeles-based group oftwenty years ago, to this year's Lionel Hampton/Chevron Jazz Festival. lnprevious years, he performed with the Ray Brown Trio. First touching apiano at the age of four, Hanis was playing professionally at age sevenand had his own radio show by the time he was 12. ln 1989, he em-barked on three years of world tours billed as Gene Hanis and The philipMorris Superband. ln addition, he has performed with famed musiciansStanley Tunentine, Benny Carter, Ray Charles, Lou Rawls, and ArethaFranklin. ln 1991, Live at theApoilo, on which Hanis played with B.B.King' won a Grammy for best traditional blues album. The Gene Harris AllStar Big Band Tribute to Count Basie was nominated for a Grammy in1989, awarded Japan's Gold Disc by Swing Journal, and was one ofBillboard's Top 25 Jazz Albums of 1988. ln 1gBZ, Hanis'atbum, TheGene Harris Trio plus One; was awarded the Grand prix du Disque deJazz, the French equivalent of the Grammy.

ln addition to Hanis on piano, memberé of the Gene Harris euaftetåreRon Eschete on guitar, Luther Hughes on bass, and paul Humphrey ondrums, Since getting back together, the quartet has recorded twoalbums on the Concord Jazz label, including Black and Blue, which wonthe German equivalent to the Grammy in 1gg2. A third album is set to bereleased this spring.

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The Gene Harris Quartet consists of the original members of Harris' LosAngeles-based group of twenty years ago. ln addition to Hanis on piano,members are Ron Eschete on guitar, Luther Hughes on bass, andPaul llumphrey on drums.

Guitarist Ron Eschete teaches at the Guitarlnstitute of Technology in Hollywood and is theauthor of several books on guitar methods, lnaddition to Hanis, he has performed with RayBrown, Dizzy Gillespie, and Milt Jackson,

Hanis moved bassist Luther Hughes and hisfamily from Ohio to California 2.years ago to workin the quartet. Since that time, Hughes hasperformed with David Benoit, Horace Silver,Carmen McRae, and Jack Jones. When notperforming with Harris, he plays locally in LosAngeles.

An extremely talented and well-respecteddrummer inthe iazz community, Paul Humphreyhas recorded and performed with Harris off and

Luther Hughes n for years. He also has played with other jazzgreats including Les McCann and Freddy Hubbard

Since reuniting last year, the quartet has recorded two albums on theConcord Jazz label, including Black and Blue which won the Germanequivalent to the Grammy in 1992. A third album is set to be released inthe spring of 1993.

ARTURÍ| SA]{DÍIUAI

A protégé of legendary jazz master Dizzy Gillespie, Arturo Sandovalhas emerged as one of the world's most acknowledged guardians of iazztrumpet and flugelhorn. Also a renowned classical artist, Sandoval beganstudying the trumpèt at tìe age of 12 and later performed with the CubanOrchestra of Modem Music, the BBC Symphony in London and theLeningrad Symphony in he former Soviet Union. He was a foundingmember of the Grammy-winning group lrakere, whose explosive mixtureof iazz, classical, rock and traditional Cuban music caused a sensationthroughout the entertalnment world. ln 1981, he formed his own bandArturo y Grupo, which garnered enthusiastic praise from critics andaudiences all over Europe and Latin America. Sandoval was a featuredartist in the acclaimed Dizzy Gillespie United Nation Orchestra for severalyears and has performed with Herbie Hancock, Jon Faddis and Stan Getzamong others. He has performed on soundtracks for the movies "Ha-vana" and "Mambo Kings' and on Gloria Estefan's album /nto the Light.Sandovai was granted political asylum from his native Cuba in 1990 andhas since settled with his family in Miami, Florida. Sandoval is nominatedfor four Grammy Awards this year, including one in the category Jazzlnstrumental Performance- lndividual orGroup for his second U.S. album,I Remember Aifford (GRP).

HERB EttISGuitarist Herb Ellis creates a fully original

style, playing melody with sensitivity andphræes with a horn-like conception. Given hisfirst guitar at the age of four, Ellis has sincegraced the contributions of Jimmy Dorsey, EllaFitzgeraid, Julie London, Oscar Peterson andCharlie Byrd, He won a Grammy in 1990 aS amember of thè Oscar Peterson Trio in thecategory of Best Jazz lnstrumental Perfor-mance. Jazz critic Leonard Feather dèscribedthe guitar duo of Ellis and Joe Pass in the 70'sas "unabdshêd advocates of swinging improvi-sation, their teamwork has a relaxed living roomfeeling rather than a concert hall precision.'Ellis uses an Aria-Pro guitar of his own design,known as the Herb Ellis Model, which boæts aspecial neck that makes it technically easier toplay. He cunently explores his instrument withthe "Great Guitars,' as a duo with BarneyKessel and as a featured artist in jæz concertsand night clubs,

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SLIDE HAMPTÍ|]I

Trombonist Slide Hampton's skills as asoloist, ensemble player, teacher, composer,arranger and conductor have earned him therespect of lhe jazz commun¡ty. He first per-formed in a family band ted by his father and inthe bands of such artists as Dizzy Gillespie andMaynard Ferguson before forming his own bandin 1962. Since hen, he has accepted thedirectorships of the Collective Btack ArtistsEnsemble and the Manhattan plaza JazzComposers OrchestrA providing Òriginalcompositions and arrangements. He considersthe organization of "Slide Hampton and HisWorld of Trombones," an ensemble consistingof nine trombones and a rhythm section, as oneof the major achievements of his career.

BE]IIIY POWEtt

Trombonist Benny Powell is one of the mostversatile and imaginative artists on the contem-porary music scene, combining firm roots in thejazz lradilion with a driving creativity to expandthe horizons of modern music. Establishinghimself on the national music scene with theCount Basie Orchestra in 1951, Powell hassince worked with such legendary artists asDizzy Gillespie, Slide Hampton, and FrankSinatra. His Broadway crediß include anextended engagement with Sammy Davis Jr. in"Golden Boy.' During the 1970's, Powellperformed with the Merv Griffin Show band andfounded the Los Angeles Committee on Jazz, anon-profit jazz society. During this time, he alsoserved on the National Endowment for the Artsmusic panel with Monk Montgomery and BennyCarter.

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The slightly-built pixie of a man whose stagetrademark is a classy hat, may be just a tromboneplayer to some people - but to the legendaryCount Basie and tliè musicians in his band, AtGrey was always "Mr. Fabulous.' Recognizedinternationally aS a premier trombonist, Grey isknown as master of the plunger mute, a techniquehe invented backing blues singer Sonny Parker inLionel Hampton's band. While in high school,.Grey was chosen along with othèr national muSidcompetition winners to play urider the baton of thegreat conductor, Leopold Stokowski, Afterembarking on a touring career, he took a chaii inthe leading big bands, including those of CorJntBasie, Lionel Hampton, Dizzy Gillespie, JimmyLunceford and Benny Carter. Grey was cñoSenby Quincy Jones b perform on the soundtrack forthe movie "The Color Purple' and has appearedon more than 1,000 other recordings, backiñgsuch greats as Bing CroSby, Tony Bennett, SarahVaughn and Ella Fitzgerald. A member of lâstyea/s Grammy-nominated Lionel Hampton andthe Golden Men of Jazz, he has also received thePlayboy "Jazz Trombonist of the Yeaf awæd,France's prestigious "Le Hot Jazz" plaque andEngland's "Melody Maker Award.'

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ln demand as a leader, studio musician and sideman, trumpeter/flugelhornist Claudio Roditi integrates post-bop elements and Brazilianrhythmic concepts into a versatile palette of rich, distinctive tones,Beginning his musical studies at the tender age of five, he was a finalist inthe lnternational Jazz Competition in Vienna at the age of 20. Cunently,he leads his own band and frequently traveled as a member of the lateDizzy Gillespie's popular United Nation Orchestra. His most recentalbum, Milestones (Candid), was named 1992 Jazz CD of the Year by CDReview and represents both his first live recording as a leader as well asthe first time he doesn't intermix Brazilian music with iazz. lttfeatureslong-time friend and saxophonist Paquito D'Rivera, pianist Kenny Barron,bassist Ray Drummond and drummer Ben Riley,

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HARRY "SWEETS'' EDISf!I{

Name a decade in the modern jazz era.Trumpeter Harry "Sweets" Edison is sure to have been there.Call up the 1940s and he's recording with the legendary Les Paut. ln

lhe 50's, it's lracks with Plas Johnson, Louis Bellson, Maynard Ferguson,Benny Carter, Count Basie, Stan Getz and Lionel's original "Flyin' Home'sax soloist - Jean Baptiste "lllinois' Jacquet. ln the 40's and SO's, you'llfind his name as a featured soloist on the marquee of Harlem's immortalApollo Theater.

Fast fonryard to the 80's and gO's, and "Sweets" is on the road withGene Harris and he Philip Monis Superband, kicking oÍl a2l city worldtour in what was the longest such journey ever undertakenby ajazzorchestra.

A member of last year's Grammy-nominated Lionel Hampton and theGolden Men of Jazz, Edison is known for his precise and pointed trumpetplaying. Both a leader and a sideman, he played with the legendary,".Count Basie band and also on the classic Frank Sinatra/Nelson Riddlþ "recordings.

Gene Hanis said it best one night in New York, "There's only one.Harry "Sweets' Edison,"

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With over 25 solo albums and numerousrecordings made with ofiet iazz musicians,pianist Junior Mance presents a meaningfulperformance bom of the simple pleasure ofcreativity, Mance began playing professionallyat the tender age of 13 and at 19, had alreadybegun his recording career with the GeneAmmons Band. ln 195'1, he was drafted by theU,S. Army, serving in the 36th Army Band withCannonball Adderley. After his discharge, hebecame part of the house rhythm section atChicago's "Bee Hive' iazz club and laterrecorded with jazz greats Dinah Washington,Clifford Brown, Clark Terry, Maynard Ferguson,and others, After a three year stint with DizzyGillespie, he formed his own trio, The author ofHow ta Play Blues Piano, Mance also teachescourses on the subject in the Jazz and contem-porary Music Program at the New School ofSocial Research.

GRADY TATE

A former English and speech teacher wlro's range of musicianship hasbeen called "truly phenomenal,' by the likes of composer/ananger/musician Quincy Jones, drummer Grady Tate has long been in demand.Tate is known for creating music rich with bluesy undertones. For thepast three decades, his crisp, riveting patterns have graced hundredsofrecords - from instrumental dates with such artists as Stan GeE, BennyGoodman and Jimmy Smith to sessions with vocalists Ella Fitzgerald,Sarah Vaughan and Tony Bennett. While drumming is his primaryoccupation - Tate was he youngest member of last yea/s Grammy-nominated Lionel Hampton and the Golden Men of Jazz session album -singing is his lifelong passion. His vocal albums have been released on ahalf dozen labels, including several in Japan. His latest effort, INf(Milestone), came out in early 1992. The album features Tate's richbaritone mixing harmoniously with the sounds of pianisflananger MikeRenzi, bassist Ron Carter, drummer Dennis Mackrel and reed player BillEasley.

BÍIBBY IIURHAM

Drummer Bobby Durham hails from one ofthe hotbeds of American contemporary music,South Philadelphia. A child prodigy as a singerand dancer, he turned professional at age 16.

Long associated with the great EllaFitzgerald, he has worked with most of theoutstanding modern lazz bands, including:Lionel Hampton, the Duke Ellington Orchestra,Count Basie and Wild Bill Davis.

Well known in jazz circles, playing with suchartists as Oscar Peterson, Frank Sinatra, TommyFlanagan and "Sweets'Edison, Durham hasbeen known to cross over to the pop, soul andgospel music scenes, sitting in with such actsas the James Brown Revue, Clara Ward and theWard Singers, and the Fifth Dimension.

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Much has been written about gifted musician and composer BrianBromberg, but one word used most often by his fans and critics seems tosummarize it well - phenomenal. Bromberg continually reaches unprec-edented melodic and technical heights with a variety of acoustic andelectric basses. His favorite vehicle is the piccolo bass, tuned an octavehigher than the typical electric or acoustic bass for more expressivesoloing. Beginning his classical training on he bass at age fourteen,Bromberg was known as one of the most respected musicians in thebusiness only a few years later. By age 1g, he was touring the world withStan Getz and had performed at Carnegie Hall. Since then, Bromberg hasplayed and recorded with jazz greats Horace Silver, Dave Grusin, DizzyGillespie, Richie Cole, Joe Farrell, Lee Ritenour and Freddie Hubbard. Herecorded the bass tracks for the soundtrack of the movie "The Fabulou$Baker Boys" in 1989. ln April of that year, he was honored by the Maym's"office with a recognition and appreciation award for his musical talent andcontribution to his hometown of Tucson, Arizona.

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Vocalist Vanessa Rubin's uncanny ability tointeract with, even float atop, horn lines hasmarked her as one of today's top jazz artists.Honing her craft with the big bands of Mercer "Ellington and Lionel Hampton, Rubin hasemerged as a musical stofieller, expressingherself with effortless fluidity and faultless dictionCount Basie Orchestra leader Frank Foster, withwhom Rubin studied vocal improvisation, hailsher "warmth, feeling and intelligent harmonicapproach.' She has performed as a guestvocalist on recordings by Dewey Jeffries, theCleveland Jazz All-Stars and the NaosukeMiyamoto Trio. Her debut album Soul Eyes((Novus/RCA) aptly showcases her three-octaverange and reached number one on lhe BlackRadio Exchange jazz charl.

IIEE DAilIELS

To embody a song, one must have the right equipment.Vocalist Dee Daniels proves that she does with a natural affinitytowards improVisation, a distinctive style, and an amazing fouroctâve range. ln the last ten years, Daniels has performed inconcert with many legend ary jazz artists including JohnnyGriffin, Tommy Flanagan, Hank Jones, Buddy Tate, and JamesMoody. This will be her second appearance at the LicinelHampton/Chevron Jazz Fêstival. Her recent recording, Let'sTalk Business (Capri), features pianist Larry Fuller, bassist JohnClayton, sa,rophonist Jeff Cla¡on and drummer Jeff Hamilton,who will also be appearing with the Ray Brown Trio.

STRAIGHT AHEAII

Detroit's worst kept secret, the all-femalequintet Straight Ahead successfully blends solidinstrumentaliim with innovative arrangements.Known as one of the finest improvisers on herinstrument in contemporary music, violinistRegina Carter uses a rhythmic continuum ofmodes in every performance. Lead vocalistand flutist Cynthia Dewberry brings her tæteful,refined voice to each performance as aninstrument unto itself, On contrabæs, MarionHayden-Banfield superimposes rhflnmic, metricand harmonic ideæ into one space. Withhypnotic variations grounded in style andgrace, Eileen On distinguishes herself as a top-notch keyboardist. Drummer GayelynnMcKinney rounds out the group with rhythmicÍlexibility and super funk reminiscent of TonyWilliams and Dennis Chambers. StraightAhead's long-awaited debut album, LookStraight Ahead (Atlantic) demonstrates thesame innovative energy and sound found intheir live performances.

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IûflR BUTMAil

Saxophonist lgor Butman's tust jazz teacher was the Voice of America.Each night between 11:15 and midnight, what was often more static thanjazzlloaled over the lron Curtain by short-wave radio. Already known in theSoviet Union as the nation's best tenor saxophonist, he emigrated to theUnited States in 1987 to pursue his dream of becoming a world-class jazzmusician.Butman's group was one of only four officially recognized jazzbands in Moscow and repeatedly ptaced first in the Soviet Critics' poll.While in Russia, he played with touring American musicians includingGrover Washington Jr., who took him under his wing. Since his emigration,Butman's career has moved straight ahead as a featured soloist with theBilly Taylor Quartet, the Walter Davis Jr. Quartet, the Monty AlexanderQuintet, and actor/musician Michael Moriarty's Quintet. He is also featuredon Washington's album "Then and Now" (Sony).

J0Hil ST0WEu,

Guitarist John Stowell calls Porüand, Oregonhome but he's also at home on stages and instudios from Seattle and San Francisco to Berlinand Leningrad.

Of Stowell's playing, noted jazz critic NatHentoff says he can, "make an elecÍic guitarsound like a singing voice.'

He has teamed wih noted bassist DavidFriesen for six albums, including ThroughTheLooking G/ass, which wæ nanpd one of the tenbest iæz recordings of the decade by the LæAngetes Examiner.

When not in the studio or ¿ppearing witt suchartists as Milt Jackson,.Art Farmer and BillWatrous, Stowell spends muph of the yeardoing clinics and workshops at colleges anduniversities. He is an adjunct faculty member atPortland's Marylhurst College.

ATIDFEI ¡flTAEU

Seduced by the sounds of great jazz on theVoice of America radio network, pianist AndreiKitaev made the long journey from Moscow,Russia to pursue he creative freedom of themusic he loved.A gifted chitd, he was admittedto the Gnessen School of Music, Moscow'sequivalent of New York's Julliard, at the age ofsix. Due in part to the classical training hereceived in his native country, Kitaev wasoffered a recording contract by ReferenceRecords almost immediately after setiling in theSan Francisco Bay Area.His first album FrstIakes debuted in 1978, but it wasn't until 11yeârs later, after moving to poriland, Oregon,that his second dbum yesterdays was re.leased.A member of the Oregon ArtsCommission's "Oregon on Touf program, hewas featured in an hour long segment of ,'pDX:

Jazz Summit,' an eight part television seriesproduced and aired by Oregon pubtic Broad-casting.ln 1990, he was named "Most Outstand-ing New Artist" by the Porüand Music Associa-tion, winning one of the first',Crystal Awards"ever presented.

LEÍI]IARD FEATHER

Leonard Feather is the author of twelve bookson jazz, the most recent of which is The JazzYears- Earwitness to an Era, a personalmemoir. He is a composer of some 225 works,many of which have been recorded by LouisArmstrong, Duke Ellington, George Shearing,Ella Fltzgerald and numerous others. Born inLondon, Feather lived in New York for manyyears before moving to California. Since 1965 hisbyline has appeared in the Los Angeles Times ina weekly column syndicated worldwide. ln 1964he received a Grammy award for his albumnotes for "The Ellington Era". ln 1983 he wonDownbeat magazine's prest¡gious LifetimeAchievement Award and in '!99¿ was awardedan honorary Doctorate in Music by the BerkleeCollege of Music in Boston,

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llL Gharles ArgersingelWashington State UniversvPullman, Washington

Dr. Argersinger is the lnternationalChairperson for jazz composition andarranging for |.A,J,E, (The lnternationalAssociation of Jazz Educators). He iscurrently the Coordinator of Compositionand Theory at Washington State Univer-sity, and Cochair of the Pacific North-west region of the Society of Composers,lnc.

Steue BaelColumbia Basin CollegePasco, Washington

Steve Baer has been vocal director atColumbia Basin College since 1984, Priorto that he taught in the Kennewick PublicSchools for 16 years. He has performedin dance bands and vocal quartets inNorth and South America, and is activeas a soloist and conductor in the Tri-Cities and as an adjudicator and guestconductor throughout the Northwest.

Gery BoumaWestmont CollegeSanta Barbara, California

Gerry is currently chair of the MusicDepartment at Westmont College andconductor þf the Westmont CollegeChoir. He has served as director of bothinstrumental and vocal lazz ensembles atthe college level.

Steue GallBrigham Young UniversityProvo, Utah

Steve Call teaches tuba, euphonium andjazzpiano at Brigham Young University.Along with directing the BYU JazEnsemble and Jazz Legacy DixielandBand, he teaches jazz improvization andcoordinates lhe jazz combo program. Hehas performed on many moviesoundtracks and has composed/ananged numerous T,V, and radiocommericals for the Utah advertisingmarket,

James GhilstensenWalt Disney CompanyVilla Puk, California

Jim has been associated with the WaltDisney Company for 25 years and alsoworls in the Los Angeles area as a fre+lance composer, arranger and conductor.His catalog of 250 publications isperformed world wide.

Itlel GlaytonSeattle, Washington

Mel Clayton has been a teacher andmusic administrator for the pæt 23 yearsin the Northwest, He is presently theMusic Supervisor for the NorthshoreSchool District in Seattle, His jazz groupshave consistently received top ratings. Heis cunently president of the WashingtonMusic Educators Association,

Petel GlawfolüCollege of Southern ldahoTwin Falls, ldaho

Pete Crawford is an assistant professor ofmusic at the College of Southern ldahowhere he is instructor of low brass, musictheory, concert band andiazzimprovization, Pete is kept busy through-out the year as an adjudicator and soloigt.

fiobeil GumowSierra Music Publications PresidentLiberty Lake, Washington

Robert Curnow has served |,A.J,E. (thelnternational Association ol Jazz Educa-tors) as an Executive Board member forfourteen years. Curnorrv was a trombonistwith the Stan Kenton Orchestra, Directorof Bands and Jaz¿ Studies at CaliforniaState University in Los Angeles, and iscurrently the Director of the New JzzRepertory Ensemble of Spokane. Foreight years he served as the Director ofthe McDonald's All-American High SchoolJazz Band, He is the OwnelPresident ofSiena Music Publications,

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James GutlelJamco MusicBelleuve, Washington

Jim earned his degree in jazz composi-tion in 1986 from the University of Utah.He plays the saxophone, ffute, andclarinet, and cunenfly teaches, per-forms, and offers workshops in theSeattle area.

0r. K ilewell llayleyBrigham Young UnivedfyProvo, Utah

Dr. Dayley was Director oÍ Jazz Studiesat Brigham Young University for fourteenyears, He worked extensively as atrumpet player and studio anangerbefore becoming chair of the Depart-ment of Music at BYU eleven years ago.

Leo lloddBettevue Community CottegeBellevue, Washington

For twenty three years Leo Dodddirected the award winning JazzBandprogram at lnterlake High School inBellevue, WA. He is a past president ofthe Washington Unit of the lnternationalAssociation of Jazz Educators and ispresently the director of lnstrumentalJazz al Bellevue Community College,

William 0ruryWh¡tworth CollegeSpokane, Washington

William Drury has made his tivingplaying music for the last fifteen years.He has performed with such artists asNatalie Cole, Gene Harris, Frank Foster,and Slide Hampton. Previous to hisappointment to Whitworth College,William directed jazz bands with the USAir Force and Eastern WashingtonUniversity, A graduate of GonzagaUniversity, Mr, Drury will be attendingNav England Conservatory to studyconducting with Mr, Frank Battisti,

Rogel GadPacific Lutheran UniversitySeattle, Washington

Roger is the founder and cunent directorof the Jazz Program at Pacffic LutheanUnivenity, where he has been employedfor 19 years. Roger is a cornposer,arranger, director, and performer, Mr.Gard plays læd tombone in the PugetSound Jazz Band and is principletrornbonist in the Tacoma SymplenyOrchestra. Roger freelances on tromboneandiazz piano in the Seattle/lacoma aræ.

Alan GembeilingUniversity of ldahoMoscow, ldaho

As an assistant professor of music at theLionel Hampton Schoolof Music, Alandirects the Vandal Marching Band,Concert Band, Basketball Band, JazzBand lll, and teaches trombone. He isact¡ve throughout the Northwe$ as anadjudicator/clinician for both concert andjazz bands. He has been a professionalmusician on lrombone and sfing basssince 1978, and performs regularly in jazzbands and as a featured soloist through-out the area.

Byron GierdeColumbia Basin Community CollegePasco, Washington

Byron Gjerde is the former jazz director atColumbia Basin Community College andcurrent Dean of Students. ln 1983 theColumbia Basin College Jaz.Cho¡trunder his direction was chosen toperform at the NA.JE National Conventionin Kansas City.

llauid GlennWhitman CollegeWalla Walla, Washington

David is currently Director of Jaz Studiesat Mitman College in Walla Walla,Washington. David has earned a Ma$e/sdegree from the University of NorthernColorado and a Bachelo/s degree fomNorth Texas $ate University. He spent 11years as a trombonist in New York City,where he was a member of the GerryMulligan Concert Jazz Band and BillWatrous's Manhattan Wildlife Refuge.

Jelf HaskellUniversity of ArizonaTucson, Arizona

Jeff is currently the Asistant Director,Coordinator of Jazz Studies, and Directorof the Recording Studio at the Universityof Arizona Schoolof Music. Mr. Haskell isa pianist, composer, and ananger withsfong interests in recording studioproduction. He has worked profesionallywith people from many ends of the mus¡cbusiness, such as the late Diza Gillespie,Chet Baker, Buck Owens, Ed t/cMahon,Phyllis Diller, Don Rader, Billy Taylor, BillWatrous, Frank Gorshin, and Abby Lane.

John HaÊaughUniversity of AlaskaFairbanks, Alaska

John toured with the Buddy Rich bigband, Paul Anka, and Tom Jones. He wasa sludio musician in Los Angeles,Nashville, and lndianapolis, He has beenrecorded on four albums with AshleyAlexander/Frank Mantooth Big Band.

Randy lluhbsColumbia Basin CollegePasco, Washington

Mr. Hubbs is an instructor of music anddirector of instrumental ensembles atColumbia Basin College. He holds theBachelor of Arts in Education and Masterof Music in Composition Degrees fromCentral Washington University. Prior toaccepting his current position in 1987,Mr. Hubbs enjoyed nine very successfulyears building an award-winning,comprehensive instrumental musicprogram at Pasco High School, PascoWashington.

Ilauid Janiswashington state univers¡tyPullman, Washington

Dave is the Director of PercussionStudieVAssistant Director oÍ Jazz Studiesat Washington State University and hasperformed internationally in both classicaland jæz arenas. Mr. Jarvis specializes inliterature written for percussion andelectron¡c sound and has performed soloconcerts around the country.

l(euen JohansenUniversiU of Utahsalt Lake au, utah

Keven Johansen has been an artist andeducator for the past twenty years. He hasdirected ensembles, instÌucled classes,and taught privately for the University ofUtah during the past eight years. He hashad the privilege of working wrl\ iazztalents such as Jan Konopasek, lgorButman, Leonid Vintskevich, LembitSaarsalu, John Stowell, Pete Chrjstlieb,and Groler Washington, Jr,

IlL llan l(eÞeileWhitworth CottegeSpokane, Washington

For the past five years, Dan Keberle hasbeen Director of Jazz Studies andTrumpet Professor at Whitworth College inSpokane, WA. This year the WhítworthJazz Ensemble was honored by beingselected to perform at the MENC AllNorthwest Convention in Portland, and istouring Rome ltaly, fom Januâry 1327 althe invitation of the American University ofRome.

llacy l(nooDPrivate Instructor and PerforrrerTacoma, Washington

Tracy attended Berklee College of Musicuntil 1984, Since then he has travelledextensively with the Tommy DorseyOrchestra playing lead alto saxophone.He has performed with such artists asBuddy Rich, Mel Torme, and Jack Jones.Presently he resides in the Seattlellacomaatea.

Frank lleilieroEdmonds School DistrictEdmonds, Washington

Frank DeMiero, noted music educator,clinician, ccltnposer, arranger and guestconduclor is presently the Music ProgramManager for the Edmonds School Di$rict.Founder and director of the Frank DeMieroJauCamp, DeMiero also is recognizedinternationally for his innovations in all argasof music education. DeMiero was thedirector of the Soundsation Jæz Choir,director of choral activit¡es, and head of themusic department at Ednmonds Commu-nity College in Lynnuood, Washington,form 1974 to 1985.

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Greg ltlcKelueyPortl and Comm u n ity ColtggePortland,Oregon

Greg McKelvey teaches music at WilsonHigh School and at Poriland CommunityCollege. He is a renowned jazzimprovization teacher in the publicschools,

John llloawadC entr al Washi n gton U nive rsityEll e ns bu rg, Washi n gto n

John is head of Central WashingtonUniversity's widely respecled jæz studiesand percussions program, He has beena most successful ja¿ educator of vocaland instrumental ensembles since 1959 -his groups have received many awardsand accolades under his leadership. Hehas been a professional drummer for 42years.

Steue 0wenUniversityof OregonEugene,Oregon

Steve Oren is an Asgociate Professor of¡' Music and Director of the award winning'.lazz Studies Program at the University óf

Oregon. A composer, arranger, saxo-phonist, and educator of nationalprominence, Owen's works have beencommissioned, performed, and recordedby the nation's finest professional andcollegiate jazz ensembles, including theUniversity of'North Texas' One O'ClockLab Band, Northern Colorado's JazzLabBand I, and the Airmen of Note of theU.S, Air Force.

Bill PercontiLewi s- C I a rk St. C ol I e g eLewiston,ldaho

Bill Perconti heads up the mus¡cdepartment at Lewis-Clark State Cgilege,where he directs the LCSC Jazz Band.Bill Perconti holds a doctorate insaxophone from the University of lowa,where his teacher was Ronald Tyree, Dr.Perconti has performed extensively in theU.S. as well as Canada and Japan, andis a published arranger of saxophonemusic by Roncorp.

PeR PetersU,S.Army(Retired)saltLakecity, utahPep retired from the U.S. Anny regularofficers Corp in 1975. He has sincepursued a lifetime objective in the studyand performance of jazz music and thealto saxophone.

ßichad Beeslmperials Music andYouthOrganizationSeattle,Washington

Mr. Rees graduated from the Universityof ldaho Lionel Hampton School of Musicin 1989. He cunently teaches low brassfor the lmperials Music and YouthOrganization and the Northshore SchoolDistrict. Mr. Rees is a vetefan of the U.S.Air Force Bands and is a clinician for theG. LeBlanc Corporation.

Gleg SchroedelCanyon ParkJr. High SchoolSeattle,Washington

Greg is a jazz trombonist in the Seattlearea. He is director of bands at CanyonPark Junior High School. Greg's former(Horizon Junior High School) band won'lst place here at the Jazz Festival 3years in a row. Greg plays professionallywith his own group and freelances inSeattle.

IlL Lary SmiürUtah State UniversityLogan, Utah

Larry has taught jazz ensemble, theoryand anangement at Utah State Universitylor 27 years. He plays tenor and altosaxophone, flute and piano, He haswritten many arrangements for USU jazz,marching, and symphonic band and fororchestra and choruses as well,

Ray SmihBrigham Young U niversityProvo, Utah

Dr. Smith is the Director ol Jazz Studies atBrigham Young University where hedirects the topiæz ensemble called"Synthesis'. 'Synthesis" has won mânyawards including performances at theMontreax Jazz Festival, and first placehere at lhe Jazz Festival in Moscow. Dr.Smith is also an active performer, clinicianand recording musician.

Robeil SRittalGonzaga UniversitySpokane, Washington

Robert Spittal is Director of lnstrumentalMus¡c at Gonzaga University, whéré heconducts the wind ensemble, directs theiazz workshop, and teaches courses injazz history and music education. Heholds degrees from Ohio State Universityand Baylor University and is currently acandidate for the Doctor of Music Artsdegree from the Cincinnati College.Conservatory. Mr. Spittal is active as aguest conductor, flutist, saxophonist,clinician and adjudicator.

Rogel StemenPacifr c Lutheran U nive rsUOlympic,CollegeTacoma, Washington

Mr. Stemen is district manager for the G,Leblanc Corporation and iS a YanâEisawaclinician. He acts as an adjudicatorthroughout the Northwest, Alaska andHawaii and teaches in private studio in theSeaülellacoma area. Retired from the AlrForce Band program in 1990, Roger wasleader and lead alto player of big bandsthroughout the U.S. and abroad,

Bob SummersComposer, Arranger, Retred Te*herSoda Springs, ldaho

Bob has been a professional mugiciansince '1941 and an anangêr slrrce 1945. Hedirected the 748th Air Force Band JæzEnsemble in Korea in '1g52, Bob was also amusic teacher in the public school systemfor over thirty years (195ô1990). Bob isnow enjoying retirement by writing a "book"of original compositions and arrangemênts- over 100 at preænt. His inspiration camefrom attending this festival,

JêrrI ll. UefigBoise Pubtic SchootsBoise,ldaho

Jerry has been involved in Boise PublicSchool System for 19 years. He taughtmusic at Fairmont Junior High from 19641967, and at Capital High School 1967-1983. Jerry has been Coordinator ofMusic EducTtion from 1983 to present.Jerry has bden involved with the Univer-sity of ldaho Jazz Festival in sornecapacity since its incePtion.

Juüge tlyron WahlsMichig an Court of ApPealsDetroit, Michigan

The Honorable Írrlyron H. Wahls sits asChief Judge in the Michigan Court ofAppeals in Detroit. Judge Wahls alsoteaches part{ime at the Wayne StatêUniversity School of Law and performsocassionally as aiazz pianist. Listening tojazzand playing iazzas a pianist hasbeen part of his life for many years.

[on lilillrinsonAnheuser Busch, lnc.St Louis, Missouri

Ron Wilkinson is a vocalist and sonQwriter. He spends any free time he hasmotivating young people to care for life,each other and knowing the importanceof a good education.

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llr. lonaine P. Wilsonlndianalndiana,

lJ niiersity of PennsytvantaPehnsylvutia

Dr. Wilson served æ Supervisor of Musicfor Ner¡v Orleans Public Schools, 1978'1989. She is presently serving asAssociate Professor of Music Education,teaching methods courses, class pianoand supervising student teacheß at theindiana University of Pennsylvania whereshe also coordinates a summer jazzprogram.

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James ll. Wilson, Rpn.Co nque st H eal th Serui ceslndiana, Pennsylvania

University of utahSalt Lake C¡ty, Utah

Henry Wolking is a composor, performer(trombone), conductor, author andprofessor of rhusic and director of jazzstudies at the University of Utah, His jazzand classical compositions are peÊlormed world-wide and are representedon various recordings. He has served asan NEA jazz panelist for the last 2 years.

Ann tlariè TasinitslrtWashi n g to n State tJ n ive rsityPullman, Washington

Ann Marie YaSinitsky is lnstructor of Fluteat Washingon State University. Arecipient of a 'dee bee' award ÍromDown Beat Magazine, she has beênfeatured an jazz rêcordings along withTom Hanell, Art Lande and others, andshe has toured with Gunther Schullþ/SNew England Ragtime Ensemble. She isalso well known as a classical flutist. Ms.Yasinitsl<y is a Yamaha perforrning artistand clinician.

fnsfuumentøI EnsemblesJames D, Wilson is a pharmacy consult-ant and health management consultant.He is presently serving as a lay memberof the Music Advisory panel, JazzPrograms for the Natiónal Endowment forthe Arts.

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Thursday, February 25, 1993

SUB BallroomAdjudicators: Jim Christensen, Frank DeMiero, Roger Stemen, Henry Wolking

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Brigharn Young Univelsity llUniversity of OregonLewis Clark State CollegeUtah State UniversityUniversity of UtahUnivelsity of Idaho llAMERICA'S BAND IN BLUE

U.S. AIR FORCEUniversity of Idaho I

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Al CemberlingPatrick BrooksGreg YasinitskyGleg McKelveyNeil HansenPaul MazzioLeo DoddRandy Hubbs

Steve CallSteve OwenBill PercontiLarry SmithScott HagenRobert McCurdySgt. Tolbert

Robert McCurdyRay Smith

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Vocal Ensembles & Vocal CombosThursday, February 25, 1993

Lionel Hampton Music Bldg. Recital HallAdjudicators: Dr. K. Newell Dayley, Byron Gjerde, Jeff Haskell, Judge Myron Wahls

warm-up Room: Room I 19 Evaruation Room: Room 216

fnsfi,umentøl Combos

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Administration Bldg. AuditoriumAdjudicators: Gerry Bouma, John Harbaugh, John Moawad, Dr. Lorraine Wílson

Warnr-up Room: Basement Evah¡ation Room: Dressing Room

8:30 am9:00 am9:30 am

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University of IdahoUniversity of ldahoSelkirk CollegeLewis Clalk State CollegeWhitworth CollegeCLINIC - Vanessa Rubin, vocals

Dan BukvichDan BukvichCheryl HodgePaula ZerklË'David Teal

Combo IICombo IIIChoirCritiqueChoir

Choir IIChoir IIChoir IChoirChoir IChoirChoirCombo I

Moscow, IDMoscow, IDNelson, BCLewiston, IDSpokane, WA

Cheney, WAMoscow, IDMoscow, IDPasco, WACheney, WAPullman, WACoeur d'Alene, IDMoscow, ID

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Covill/.lensen ComboUniversity of ldahoUniversity of lclahoAnderson/Covill DuoBrigham Yor.rng UniversityUnivelsity of OregonUniversity of UtahUniversity of'UtrhCLINIC - l{erb Ellis, guitar

University of UtahIclaho State UniversityWhitrvorth CollegeBrigham Young'UniversityBrigham Young UniversityUniversity of OregonUniversity of UtahWestern Washington Unii,ersityUniversity of 0regon

.loe CovillRobert MillerRobert MillerJon AndersonSteve CallStei,e OwenScott HagenScott Hagen

Scott HagenPatrick Brool<sDan KeberleSteve CallSteve CallSteve OwenScott HagenSpencer HoneskelandSteve Orven

Moscow, IDMoscow, IDMoscow, lDMoscow, lDProvo, UTEugene, ORSalt Lake City, UTSalt Lake City, UT

Salt Lake City, UTPocatello, IDSpokane, WAProvo, UTProvo, UTEugene, ORSalt Lake City, UTBellevue, WAEugene, OR

Combo-OpenCombo I

Combo llCombo-OpenCombo I

Combo IIICombo IICombo lll

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12:00 pm CLINIC - Marian McPartland

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Easterg" Washington Un i versi tyUniversity of ldahoUniversity of IdahoColumbia Basin CollegeEastern Washington UniversityWashington State UniversityNorth ldaho CollegeUniversity of Idaho

Michael ElliottDan BukvichDan BukvichSteve BaerMichael ElliottPaul KlemmeJon BrownellDan Bukvich

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Vocøl SoloístsThursday, February 25, 1993

SUB Borah Theatre

fnstrumentctl Soloists

ThurSday, Februa ry 25, 1993

LDS lnstitute

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Adjudicator: Bob Curnow

Brigham Young UniversitySant Perr¡t - Tenor

CLINIC - Andrei Kitaev, piano &Igor Butmân, tenor saxophone

University of IdahoEmily Kethler - Alto

University of IdahoLacíe Hedahl - Alto

University of IdahoMalin Thorsen - Alto

Univelsity of IdahoMarcl4.Trost - Alto

Brigharir'Young Un iversityBen Carson - Tenor

University of ldahoJill Terhaar - Soprano

Utah State UniversityMelanie Jensen - Soprano

CLINIC - Brian Bromberg, bass

Warm-up Room: Chiefs Room

l:00 pm Columbia Basin CollegeAl.vs.;on Bowers - Alto

Columbia Basin CollegeTerri /l/oelk - Alto

Washington State UniversityA nryt G icl lo./' - Sop ranct

Washington State UniversityNoel Barbtûto - Baritone

Washington State UniversityChri.rtiun Shook - Alto

Washington State UniversityRtr.st¡t Tincler - Tenrtr

Selkirk CollegeSuruh Zacharhæ - Soprano

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3:00 pm CLINIC - Claudio Roditi, frumpet

4:00 pm CLINIC - John Stowell, guitar

Adjudicator: Tmcy Knoop

University of UtahGreg Niel.sen - Terutr Suxophoñe

Uiriversity of IdahoAndv Stullcop - Dntnt:;

Brigham Young UniversityAncly lüatl'- Tenor Suxo¡sltone

Brigham Young UniversityDerek Wat'ren - Dntnt.ç

Bligham Young UniversityIt4ichuel l/ance - Tenr¡t' Suxtpfutñe

University of OregonR),etn Wurt'en - Tntmpet

Univefsity of OregonDerek Brlv'n - Dntnts

University of OregonRt¡.ç.t l4/un'en - Suxopfutne

University of UtahGreg Floor - Alto SuxryhÒne

University of.UtahNick Murkt¡.tittn - Tenor Suxtphone

Univelsity of ldahoRtlss Yorurger - Vil¡es

University of IdalioRoger Evttns - Tntmpet

Ùniversity of ldahoPut Shtx¡k . Tenor /Stryruntt Sctxopltone

University of OregonToh¡t Ktenigsberg . Piant)

l:00 pm University of UtahSam Cosltlt - Bctss

l:15 pm CLINIC - Straight Ahead

rilarnr-up Room: Room 49

Univer'sity of UtahRichcn'cl Suckell - Trotubone

University of UtahEvan Coontb.ç - Bass

University of IdahoRoherÍ Levis - Saxophone

University of OregonSu¡Íl Zittttter - Saxo¡thone

University of OregonScott Hctll - Suxtryhone

Washington State UniversityAntht¡nv Tut¡lor - Piano

University of UtahRohetl ll/ilson - Guítar

Whitworth CollegeScotl Ct'etnclal - Piano

Whitrvorth CollegeEt'ic lt4oe - Truntpet

Brigham Young UniversityChris Bi'aclv - Piano

Whitworth CollegeBriun Ploeger - Tnrntpet

Whitworth Collegel4ttll Nelson - Tenor Saxophone

Uhiversity of UtahTroy Neilsen - Guitar

University of UtahK),le Malone - Guitar

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SUB BallroomAdjudicators: Dr. K. Newell Dayley, John Moawacl, Ron Wilkinson, Henry Wolking

Warm-up Room: Galena Gold Evaluation Room: Dipper

A/Jn Secondø En emblesFriday, February 26, 1993

Lionel Hampton Music Bldg. Recital HallAdjudicators: Steve Baer, Gerry Bouma, Frank DeMiero, Rancry Hubbs,

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Skyline High SchoolSemiahmoo Secondary SchoolPort Angeles High SchoolLake Stevens High School

Peninsula High SchoolSammamish High SchoolCentral Valley High SchoolGig Harbor High SchoolCapitd.f.High School

Rogers High SchoolCLINIC' Lou Rawls, vocals

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Randy HaldemanDave ProznickDon ClausenPaul Harveyr '"

Connie FentonJ¿rck HalmTeres¿r FraserWayne LackmanLinda Schmidt

Dave Cazier

Ron SukawkasLinda ProvencioJim TaylorRoger StansburyScott BrownMichael IndendiTim Cloyd

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l{on-Mixed Ensembles & Combos

Friday, Februa ry 26, 1993

LDS lnstituteAdjudicators: Bob Curnow, John Harbaugh, Tlacy Knoop, Jerry Vevig

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Cambridge High School Kattry StåäniConcrete High School Charyl CoffellMead High School David TealNorth Central High School Mike CaldwellGuildford Palk Secondary School Bob LaBontePasco High School Mike GarrettRoose{'èlt High School Scott BrownLewis and Clark High School Michael IndendiNorthwood Jr. High School Shawn WrightCLINIC - United States Air Force Band - saxophones

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Meridian High SchoolKris Adant:;t¡n - Alto

Meridi¿rn High SchoolSteve Roth - Tenor

Meridian High SchoolMicltelle Schlrlinutt - Alto

Meridian High SchoolAnn¡ McKct¡t ; Sopruno

Meridian Hígh SchoolKeri lt4urrini - Alto

Meridian High SchoolLiz Brov,n - Sopruno

Meridian High SchoolSltacl Du4'/ee - Tenrtr

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Meridian High SchoolLilthtt Avent - Altr¡

Marysvil le-Pilchuck High SchoolGiu.seppe Burzltta - Buss

Marysville-Pilchuck High SchoolJerenúe Gepner - Tenor

Marysville-Pilchuck High SchoolJoslt Shaver - Tenor

Shadle Park High SchoolNeil Newhtn - Bas.ç

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Coeur d'Alene High SchoolRenei Yatow - Soprano

Capital High SchoolTravis Laursen - Bass

Capital High SchoolJulie Squit"es - Altr¡

Capital High SchoolJenne Rosenvall - Soprano

Capital High SchoolLarryt Ro.se - Tenor

Capital High SchoolJíll Hobsott - Soprano

Capital I{igh SchoolChristie Johnston - Alto

Capital High SchoolSanclra Hatch - Soprano1:00 pm

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Michael IndendiShawn WrightJulie BurkeJon BrownellDave ProznickLinda ProvencioStuart HuntStuart HuntLinda ProvencioDavid Teal

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2:45 pm Pasco High School

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Mead High SchoolCathy Cummings

Mead High SchoolK. C. Rehberg - Baritone

Mead High SchoolMaria Tart

Mead High SchoolAnclra Howie

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8:15 am Roosevelt High SchoolPaul GregoD)- Tenor

8:30 am Roosevelt High SchoolAuron Brooks - Bct.s:;

8:45 am Roosevelt High School.Chri.stine Service - Alto

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Moscow High SchoolJennifer Hud,çon - Sopruno

Moscow High SchoolAlisott Dozier - Alto

Pullman High SchoolMettt lhight - Tenor

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Blanchet High SchoolNiu¡le Sen'u - Soprano

Orofìno High SchoolChri.sr,v Terherst . Soprano

Conzaga Preparatory SchoolHeather Cooper - Alto

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SUB BallroomAdjuclicators: Jim christensen, Bob curnorv, John Moarvad, Dr. Ray Smith

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Wayne SawyerJanis StockhouseRon Jones

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Saturday, February 27, 1993

Moscow High School AuditoriumAcljudicators: David Glenn, Steve Owen, Greg Schroeder, Anne Yasinitsky

Warm-up Room: will be posted Evaluation Room: will be posted

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Physical Education Building - Dance StudioAcljudicators: Mel Clayton, Leo Dodd, Randy Hubbs, Greg McKelvey

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Law Btdg. Cou¡troom I

Adjudicators: Dr. Charles Argersinger, Jim Cutler, Keven Johansen, Pep Peters

Warm-up Room: Room 108 Evaluation Room: Room 103

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Saturday, February 27, 1993

Education Bldg. KIVAAdjuclicators: Pete crawford, Richard Rees, Bob Spittal, Jerry vevig

Warnr-up Room: Room 103 Evafuatioll Roqnr: Room 106

B/Mi School Ensemblese

8;00 am8:20 am8:40 am9:00 am9:20 am9:40 am

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Jeiikins Middle SchoolWashington Middle SchoolConcrete High SchoolLincoln Middle School

Moscow All City BandSacajawea Middle SchoolSalk Middle SchoolMead Jr. High SchoolColtor¡'High SchoolSt. Mary's Catholic SchoolGrangeville High School

Desales High SchoolOrofino Jr. High SchoolPotlatch High SchoolRosalia High SchoolOroville High SchoolSummerland Secondal'y SchoolNorth Tahoe High SchoolRossland Secondary SchoolCentral Middle SchoolMt. Sentinel Secondary SchoolRiversidé Middle School

Jim MeredithRobert KnattCharyl CoffellCalmel McËurdy

Joe CovillPeggy WilsonBob BrownReid SmithBill BolickJoe CovillRobert SorenSen

Carol PetersonDarold KludtDoug RichardsDave NighswongerJeff SandbçrgKen IresonGeff IgarashiBob HowardMike AgidiusRick LingardLee Shook

Chewelah, WASeattle, WAConcrete, WAPullman, WA

Moscow, IDSpokane, WASpokane, WAMead, WAColton, WAMoscow, IDGrangeville, ID

Walla Walla, WAOtofino, IDPotlatch, IDRosalia, WAOr'oville, WASummerland; BCTahoe Cityr CARossland, BCMiiton-Fleewater, ORSouth Slocari, BCChattaroy, WA

Capital High SchoolRoosevelt High SchoolMeridian High SchoolRiverside Jazz ClubPasco High SchoolShorewood High SchoolKamiakin High SchoolRegina Lions BandBloomington High School NorthGarfíeld High SchoolWalla Walla High SchoolRegina Lions Band

Kennewick High SóhoolMcad High School

Wenatchee Hígh SchoolHanford Secondary SchoolSemiahmoo Secondary SchoolUniversity High SchoolMead High SchoolSemiahmoo Secondary SchoolBloomingtop High SchoolHarry Ainlay High SchoolMarysvi lle-Pilchuck High Schoo!

Linda SchmidtScott BrownLinda ProvencioSteve Lakey Sr.Phillip SimpsonBob PhillipsJohn OwenLuther Appel.lanis StockhouseClarence AcoxGlen MitchellLuther Appel

Dean ImmelScott Jones

Sarge HuberPerry KellyDave ProznickKeith NielsenScott JonesDave ProznickJanis StockhouseLarry ShrumStuart Hunt

MíddleMiddleBMiddle

MiddleMiddleMiddleMiddleBMiddleB

Middle

8:00 am8:20 am8:40 am9:00 ¿tm9:20 am9:40 am

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ComboComboComboCon¡boComboComboComboCombo ICombo IComboComboCombo II

ComboCombo II

Boise, IDSeattle,'WAMeridian, IDAurora, ORPasco, WASeattle, WAKennewick, WARegina, SKBloomington, INSeattle, WAWalla Walla, WARegina, SK

Kennewick, WASpokane, WA

Wenatchee, W^4,Richland, WASurroy, BCSpokane, WASpokane, WASurrey, BCBloomington,INEdmonton, ABMarysville, WA

12.40 pml:00 pml:20 pm1:40 pm2:00 pm2:20 pm2:40 pm3:00 pm3:20 pm3:40 pm4:00 pm

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SUB Borah TheatreAdjudicators: Steve Baer, Dr. K. Newell D4yley, Dr. Dan Keberle, Ron Wilkinson

Warnr-up Roonr: Chiefs Room EvalUatlon Roonr: Pow Wow Room

Woodwind SoloistsSaturday, February 27, 1993

Catholic Center

8:00 am8:20 am8:40 am9:00 arn9:24 am9:40 am

l0:00 aml0:20 aml0:40 amI l:00 am

Esquirnalt Seconclaly School David Flello Comþo llSelkirk Jr/Sr High School Donivan Johnson ComboPleasant Hill High School Mike Wiggins ÇomboRiyelside High School Wes Sanbdrn' ComboCheney High School Terry Lack ComboEsquimalt Secondary School David Flello Combo I

Marsh Valley High School Lawrence Andersen ComboPullman High School Brent Jensen Combo I

Rivelsicle High School Wes Sanborn Combo IlCLNIC - Leonard Feather - lil'e & history oT Dizzy Gillespie

Victoria, BCIone, WAPleasant I-Iill, WAChattargy, WA,Cheney, WAVictpria, BCArimo, IDPullman, W.{Chattaroy, WA ,

Surrey, BCReardân, WASeattle, WACranbrook, BCSuney, BCPotlatch, IDPullman, WA

" Genessee, ID

8:00 am

8:15 am

8:30 am

8:45 am

9:00 am

9:15 am

9:30 am

9:45 am

l0:00 am

l0:15 am

l0:30 am

l0:45 am

I l:00 am

ll:15am

I l:30 am

Adjudicators: Tlacy Knoop

Mead High SchoolGreg Morcov,- Altr¡ Sctxr¡phone

Garfield High SchoolAurr¡n Bin'e/l - Tenor Saxophone

Bozeman High SchoolR)ttut A4cttzinger - Alro Sctxophone

Revelstoke Secondary SchoolAat'c¡n Hurelië - Tenor Suxophone

Orofino High SchoolErik Cloucl- Alto Suxophone

Guildford Park SecondaryMctrk Bolton - Alro Suxophone

Skyline High SchoolRondal Clark - Alto Saxophone

Skyline High SchoolCont Writle - Alto Scrxo¡thone

Capital High SchoolColbt¡ Keirh - Alto Suxophone

Semiahmoo Secondary SchoolScort San/i - Tenor Suxtphone

Selkírk High SchoolZachur¡t Friesen - Alro Saxophone

Wellington High SchoolBrodie West - Alro Suxophone

Blanchet High SchoolR)¡lqncl lt4cGill - Alto Sctxophone

Roosevelt High SchoolNeel Bluir - Tenor Suxophone

Warnr-up Room: will be posted

Roosevelt High SchoolBriun More./ield - Alto Saxophone

Pasco High SchoolSant Onn.çon - Tenor Saxophone

Pullman High SchoolNoah Ber.çhatslqt - Saxophone

Pullman High SchoolCharles Hubbarcl - Saxophone

Pullman High SchoolT)tler Hantntoncl - Saxophone

Bloomington High School NorthMona M.jolsnes - Flute

Bloomington High School NorthCostnos Kre.jci - Tenor Saxophone

Bloomington High School NorthSant Albright - Alto Saxophone

Regina Lions BandDon Kenned¡t - Alto Saxophone

Lambrick Park Secondary SchoolChacl Villumil - Alto Saxophone

Edmonds-Woodway High SchoolPaul Gillespie - Alto Saxophone

Edmonds-Woodsay High SchoolTltler Schlegel - Tenor Saxophone

Marsh Valley High SchoolBrvan Highee - Tenor Saxophone

Hanford Secondary SchoolJay Wulsh - Altc¡ Saxophone

I l:45 am

12:45 pm

l:00 pm

l: 15 pm

L:30 pm

l:45 pm

2:00 pm

2:15 pm

2:30 pm

2:45 pm

3:00 pm

3:15 pm

3:30 pm

3:45 pm

l:00 pml:20 pml:40 pm2:00 pm2:20 pm2:40.pm3:00 pm3:20 pm

Guildford Park Secondary SchoolReardan High SchoolBlqnchet High SchoolCranbrook ComboGuildford Park Second4ry SchoolPotlatch High SchoolPullman High SchoolGenesee Higþ School

Bob LaBonteLee CoxSean RicharzDavid WardBrian WilksDoug RichardsBrent Jensenfetty Caldrvell

Combo ICombo/CritiqueComboCombo/CritiqueCornbo llComboCombo !lCombo

INSTRUMENTAL DAY . COMPËTITION SCI{EDULE INSTRUMENTAL DAY - COMPETITION SCHEDULE

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Satu rdayo Februa ry 27 , 1993

North Campus Center I (was Cavanaugh's)

Adjudicators: John Harbaugh Warnr-up Room: rvill be posted

Rh m Section oIoists

Saturday, Februa ry 27 , 1993

North Campus Center ll (was Cavanaugh's)Adjudicators: Steve Call Warm-up Room: will be posted

9:00 am

8:45 am Lambrick Park Secondary SchoolJttstin Lee - Tronthone

Lambrick Park Secondary SchoolDavicl Kennet - Trumpet

9: l5 am

9:30 am

9:45 am

l0:00 am Semiahmoo Secondary Schoolnob Ñefschleryer - Tntmpet

l0:15 am

l0:30 am

l0:45 am

I l:00 am

I I : l5 am Langley Fine Arts SchoolMatt McConchie - Trrtntbone

I l:30 am

12:45 pm

l:00 pm

1;l 5 pml'"

l:30 pm

l:45 pm

2:00 pm

2:15 pm

2:30 pm

2:45 pm

3:00 pm

3:15 pm

3:30 pm

3:45 pm

Regina Lions BandDavicl Mo.rsing - Trunryet

Marsh Valley High SchoolAncl;t d4arle.v - Tnmtpet

Marsh Valley High SchoolA4att Sintpson - Trumpet

Skyline High SchoolNicole Lee - Trcmbone

Langley Fine Arts SchoolA4ett McCr¡nc:hie - Trombone

Pasco High SchoolEmilt¡ ktb.stello - Tnunpet

Pasco High SchoolTaltlor Hall - Trumpet

Coeur d'Alene High SchoolJason M¿tllot¡ - Trombone

Roosevelt High SchoolGene Clark - Trombone

Moscorv High SchoolBr:ian Cltin - Tnunpet

Sandpoint High SchoolAclrian Mrtrgan - Trombone

Guildford Park Secondary SchoolKevin Courtnett - Trontbone

Bloomington High School NorthAIex Vigelor - Truntpet

8:00 am

8:15 am

8:30 am

8:45 arn

9:00 am

9:15 am

9:30 am

l0:15 am

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Semiahmoo Secondary SchoolJilli¿tn Leheck - Piuno

Semiahmoo Secondary SchoolRolt Huniltt¡n - Guitcu'

Semiahmoo Secondary SchoolBrenclun Ìt4cLean - Dnun.ç

Semiahmoo Secondary SchoolMurk Rett.s.y - Bctss

Semiahmoo Secondary SchoolScott Sun/t - Piuno

Semiahmoo Secondary SchoolJon Antlersr¡n - Guilur

l2:00 pm

l2:15 pm

Bloomington High School NorthScott Todd - Piano

Bloomington High School NorthJosh Suhrheinrich - Guítar

9:45 am Roosevelt High SchoolDuv,e Berk.y¡n - Dhtnu

l0:00 am

l: 15 pm

l:30 pm

l:45 pm

2:00 pm

2:15 pm

2:30 pm

2:45 pm

3:00 pm

3:15 pm

3:30 pm

3:45 pm

4:00 pm

Orofìno High SchoolJelf Collins - Guitar

Moscow High SchoolChcttl Him.sl - Piano

Great Falls High SchoolPhillip l(eaver - Bass

Pullman High SchoolRoger Shew - Bass

Pullman High SchoolDan Lowinger - Guitar

Marsh Valley High SchoolDale Belnap - Píano

Blanchet High SchoolBrvun Keller - Guilar

Wilson Elementary SchoolAtlant Platt - Piano

Bozeman High SchoolAlex Platt - Dntnts

Mead High SchoolTont Shook - Piano

Pullman High SchoolChri.ç Earle¡t - Dnuns

Pullman High SchoolMurct¡ Tan - Piano

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Guildford Park Secondary SchoolBriun trltilk.ç - Bass

Cheney High SchoolChacl BuÍtt¡ - Electric Bct.s.ç

Moscow High SchoolDutt SnúÍlt - Drum:;

Pullman High SchoolJo.shtu Furmun - Dntnt:

Skyline High SchoolMaÍt Larsen - Bass

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Kawai Syrrtlresizer

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including Bells, 6 sets Maracas, 3 lrigh-pitched JamBlocks, 3 low-prtched Jarn Blocks, 3 black Jam Blocks,

Year's supply of Tinrbali Sticks

SENNHEISER"Offìciul Fcstiyul Concart Microphone for 1993"

FESTIVAL DIRECTOR'S CHOICEOne Set of Model HD450 Stereo Headphones

2ND PLACE HS/JHS/MIDS/JR.SECVOCAL ENSEMBLE

One Moclel MD5l8 Microphorre

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UNITED MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

OUTSTAN DING ]NCOMING FRESHMAN TROMBONISTLIONEL HAMPTON SCHOOL OF MUSIC

6H Conn Jazz Tronlbone

PURECUSSION, INC.OUTSTAN DI NG AA/A/B/.IHS/MIDS/JR. SEC

INSTRUMENTAL COMBOPureCussiou NEGI2B Drurr Set

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PureCussion PSN l2l0B Snare Dnun

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PureCussion Rl2-68 & Rl3-68 RIMS Mounrs

PAISTE AMERICA, INC.OUTSTANDING AAA INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE,

''INSTRUMENTAL V/INNERS CONCERT"Full Set of Paisre Cymbals

D'ADDARIOA/ANDORENOUTSTANDINC COLLEGE ALTO SAXOPHONIST,

SOLO DIVIS]ONJazzPack rvith Alto & Tenor Junrbo Java Moutlrpieces

and One Year's Supply each of Java Alto & Tenor Reeds

FESTIVAL DIRECTOR'S CHOICEYear's Supply of D'Adclario Bass Strings

FESTIVAL DIRECTOR'S CHOICEYear's Supply of D'Addario Guitar Strings

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HERITAGE GUITARSFESTIVAL DIRECTOR'S CHOICE

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CALZONE CASE COMPANYFESTIVAL DIRECTOR'S CHOICE

Alto Sax Escort ATN Fliglrt Approvecl Har.d Case

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FESTIVAL DI RECTOR'S CHOICE20 Tuners allcl 20 Metroilo¡lres

LEBLANCLIONEL HAMPTON SCHOOL OF MUSIC

SPECIAL AWARDLeblallc So¡rrano Saxoplrone

TREKER MANUFACTURING80t-57t-2500

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BOOSEY & HAWKESOUTSTANDING HS/JHS/MIDS/JR. SEC.TRUMPET PLAYER, SOLO DIVISION

Brevette Flugelhonr

AUDIXOUTSTANDING COLLEGE VOCALIST,

SOLO DIVISIONOM3-xb Prof'essional Model Vocal Microphone

IST RUNNER-UP COLLEGE VOCALIST,SOLO DIVISION

OM3-xb Professional Model Vocal Microphone

VIC FIRTH, INC.OUTSTANDING INCOMING FRESHMAN

PERCUSSIONISTLIONEL HAMPTON SCHOOL OF MUSIC

Percussion Accessories including:I Stick Case, 2 Sets of Keyboard Mallets, I Set of

Timparri Mallets, 6 Pairs of Drumsticks,& I Pair of Bn¡shes

SOUND CHOICEACCOMPANIMENTTAPES

OUTSTANDING COLLEGE VOCALIST,SOLO DIVISION

Five Accompaniment Tapes

TWO RUNNERS-UP,COLLEGE VOCAL SOLOIST DIVISIONOne Accompaniment Tape (2 Tapes Total)

for eaclr of the two College Vocal Soloist Rururers-up

THREE OUTSTAN DING HS/JHS/MIDS/JR. SEC.VOCALISTS, SOLO DIVISION

Five Acconrpanilnenr Tapes ( l5 Tapes Total)

S]X RUNNERS-UP, HS/JHS/MIDS/JR.SECVOCAL SOLOIST DIVISION

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OUTSTANDING COLLECE ALTO SAXOPHONIST,SOLO DIVISION

Year's Supply of Prestini Alto Saxo¡rlrone Reecls

ISLAND MUSICAL SUPPLIES

OUTSTAND]NG AA VOCAL ENSEMBLEGorilla Arnplifìer

OUTSTANDING A VOCAL ENSEMBLECorilla Arrrplifìer

TEACH SERVICES5 I B-3 58-2 I 2s

FESTIVAL DIRECTOR'S CHOICELaser Mt¡sic Processor

MODERN DRUMMER PUBLICATIONS

Advertising in Modenl Drumntel Magazine f'or'tlre Lionel Harrrptorr/Clrevron .lazz Festival

POCKET SONGSMUSIC MINUS ONE

3RD PLACE HS/.IHS/MI DS/J R.SECVOCAL ENSEMBLE

Recordings of Vocal .lazz Artists-Sing u,ith the Cìreatest

JOHN PEARSE STRTNGS

FESTIVAL DIRECTOR'S CHOICEFor¡r Year's Supply of John Pearse

Harrcllnade Bass Strings

FESTIVAL DIRECTOR'S CHOICESix Year's Supply of .lohll Pearse

Handnracle Guital Strings

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Profèssional Jazz Drum Set

MIKE BALTER MALLETSFESTIVAL DIRECTOR'S CHOICE

20 Pairs of Mike Balter Mallets, Models 22 &.24iAll rnallets will have been used by Lionel Hantpton at

sonte tirrre during the Festival)

KE E N EY B ROTH E RS/YAMAHA

Sponsoring Two Adjudicators

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VOCAL ENSEMBLEOne 20" K Zilclian Ride Cyrnbal

MARTIN GUITARSOUTSTANDING COLLEGE BASSIST,

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OUTSTANDING COLLEGE CUITARIST,SOLO DIVISION

Year's Supply of Guitar Strings

KOSS

OUTSTANDING JR. HIGH VOCALIST.SOLO DIVISION

One Set of Stereo Headphones

OUTSTANDING MIDDLE SCHOOLVOCALIST, SOLO ÐIVISIONOne Set of Stereo Heaclphones

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Lionel Hampton/Chevron Jazz Festival

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l6 Jazz Inrprovisation Play-a-long Sets

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KOALAKoala Sottdrinks for Cuest Artists Backstage

HUMES & BERG

OUTSTANDING HS/JHSA4 I DS/.I R.SEC. PERCUSSION I ST.SOLO DIVISION

Enduro 6 l/2" x 14" Snare Drurn Case

ESP GUITARS

OUTSTANDING VOCAL ENSEMBLE BASSIST,WINNERS CONCERT

ESP M4 Stanclard Bass Guitar

TELARCFESTIVAL DIRECTOR'S CHOICE

Recordings of Lionel Hampton on Compact Disc

WERIL INSTRUMENTOS MUSICAIS

FESTIVAL DIRECTOR'S CHOICEHandcrafted Wincl Instruments - TBA

WOLFPAKFESTIVAL DIRECTOR'S CHOICEFive 2 Piece Bach Mouthpiece Cases

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be the best you can be,play the best you can play

Kawai - the Piano and Keyboard Choice of the 1993 Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival KATryAI

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Rtchard Hahn, Director, Lionel Harnpton School of MusicRobert Spevacek, Director of BanclsDaniel Bukvich, Director of Jazz ChoirsRobert McCurcly, Director of Jazz BandsAlan Gernberling, Assistant Director of .lazz Bancls,Director of Marching Band

Dorotlry Barnes, S.A.l. AclviserSteve Hanna, Adnrinistrative Assistant, Liotrel Harnptolt

School of MusicJennifer Anderson, Lionel Harnpton Sclrool of Music

SecretaryLori Eacker, Lionel Harnpfon School of Music SecretaryEverett Story, piano technician

Elisabeth Zinser, President, University of lclahoTho¡nas O. Bell, Provost, University of ldahoJerry Wallace. Financial Vice Presiclent, University of lclalroHarry Peterson, Vice Presidelrt, Çniversity Relatiolls a¡lcf

EevelopnrentHal Goclwin, Vice Presiclent fbr Stuclent AffairsFiip Kleffrrer, Alumni Relations

Vicki Boone, UI FounclationPanl Farmer, Special Projects Manager, Urriversity Relatiolrs

and DeveloprnerrtDean Vettrus and the office staff of tlìe SUBBoþ Beals ancl the A.S.U I Kibbie Dorne StafTDan Schoenberg, Physical PlantTerry Eians, Dee Hulne, Pete Hulne, Otts Livingstoll, anclAnclre4 Chnvez the Events Stafï

M.E.N.C. for stuclerrt helpThe S.A.l. for stuclgrlt lrelpMoscow High School for stucletrt lrelpMoscow Junior High School fbr stuclent helpRoger Evans, Scott Winks, Anna McFarland, Sharvn

McFarland, Jolln Fricke, Kevirr Cope, Don Rober-rsonGuest artist biograplries by Cindy Srnolinski,UI Conlrnunications

ow em nSheila Loomis,Iazz Festival Housing OfficeWashington Water Power, First Federal Savings, West One

Bank-- Festival Housing Phone UnderwritersJohn Dewes, Bob Osmundson, Walt J. Maquire

representatives of THE CHEVRON COMPANIESKevin Lavefiy, Kirk Cmrn, Beth Edwards, Linda Gainer,

Ray Stepltanson, GTEDee Hanson, Karen Hovatter, Jeri Jacobseu, Joe Licitra,

Delta Air Lines, tlre "OfficialAirline!'of theLionel Hantpton/Chevron Jazz Festival

Creative WorkshopsPepst-Cola Bottling of Lewiston for beverages for guest

artists and judgesGary Prasil, Pepsi-Cola Bottling of Lewiston for special

festival suppofiKen Petersen, President, CPS, Inc.Jerry Curtis, Foocl Service Qirector; Delia Advincula,

Catering Manager; Mike Thonrsen, Board Dining Director;Marriott Dining Services

University Collultunications Office StaffThe Jazz Festival Steerilrg Conlmittee: Deau Vettrus,Tirn Kendall, Rose Neely, Ray Murphy, Dahlia Smith,Sheila Loonris, Dan Schoenberg, Terry Evans

University Inn/Best Westenr, I I complimentâry roontsMark IV.3 cornplimentary roomsSuper 8 Motel. 5 conrplirnentary rootnsRoyal Motor Irrn, I complintentary roolnQuality Irrn-Paraclise Creek, Pullntan, 4 conrplimentary

roolì'lsNendels, 2 complimentâry roontsMalror Loclge, Pullman, I complimentary roonl

Jarnes Toyota "Official Festival Car for 1993" - 20 carsLewiston RV Center, 3 motor homesNorthwest Motors, I car and the "Offìcial Car lbr

Liortel Hamptolt"Lewis Clark Motor Co., 8 carsWally Orvik Motors, Inc., 2 carsTony Copelancl Ford-Lincoln-Mercury-Mazda, 2 carsChipnran & Taylor Chevrolet-Oldsrnobile Co., 2 carsNeill Motors, I car

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. Awards. Scholarships. Student Recruitment

. Alumni Travel Program. Student Alumni Relations Board

. Parents Association

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. Teaching Excellence Program

. Awards for Excellence Banquetr National Chapter Organization. Alumni Records System. Academic Programs. Community Service. Legislative Advocacy Program. Affinity Long Distance and Credit Cards. Alumni Insurance Program

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