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The pulse of PDX as an organization beats in the community, rhythmically throughout the year with impactful performances, education initiatives, and partnerships. The Biamp PDX Jazz Festival is an annual celebration that attracts jazz fans far and wide, exposing them to jazz legends and notably our Portland jazz legacy that we celebrate every night of the year with an incredible and Tsupportive audience, made special by the tireless efforts of resident working and the unique they inhabit while on the bandstand. Darrell Grant The 2019 Festival continues a tradition of celebrating America’s rich vibrant jazz history through 80 years of , founded by two German immigrants, and the rich recorded legacies of , Nat King Cole, , , , , Hermeto Pascoal, and Grover Washington Jr. We also celebrate with our 2019 Portland Jazz Master Darrell Grant, and boast headline artists traveling to Portland from across the world including Bamako, Rio, Tel Aviv, , Moscow, Geneva, and Paris. We are truly globally inspired and cosmopolitan. Closer to home, we celebrate America’s birthplace of jazz, New Orleans – the Crescent City – with superlative, forward-thinking trumpeters and Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah. The iconic Impulse! label will be on full display, celebrating the 50th Terence Blanchard anniversary of The Creator Has a Master Plan performed by a true jazz spirit, . His presence was heartfelt on our Coltrane @ 90 Universal Consciousness/ Tribute program in 2016, and his initial quartet performance at the Newmark in 2010. Saxophonists always play a central role in our festival, and this year is no different. In addition to the greatness of Grover and Brecker, and the essence of Pharoah, we’ll feature Eric Alexander, Charles McPherson, Marcus Strickland, Chris Potter, , Maria Grand, Devin Phillips, Eldon “T” Jones, , , , Bill Pierce, John Nastos, and . Our audiences always enjoy making fresh discoveries, and you won’t be disappointed seeing Festival debuts by Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah Competition finalist Veronica Swift, just off her first tour with the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra. Venues do not get more intimate than Classic , the stage of debuts by Matt Savage, Natalia Smirnova, and Greg Goebel, as well as New York’s best kept classic vocal secret, Kendra Shank, supported by Randy Porter and . Cameron Graves, , , Kenny Werner, Jean Michel Pilc, and François Bourassa all converge at The Old Church. At our audience-favorite venue, the Winningstad Theatre, you’ll have the opportunity to hear some critically acclaimed pianists: Cécile McLorin Salvant’s longtime music director Aaron Diehl will debut his new trio, and the Bad Plus hits for the first time in Portland with their new pianist . Pharoah Sanders

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offering new locales, this year choosing Disjecta, in the vibrant Kenton neighborhood on NE Interstate directly across from the MAX stop. If you admired Stephan Crump with Vijay Iyer, come experience his Rosetta Trio. If you have not checked out our Not Exactly Jazz series at the White Eagle Tavern or the annual week-long themed residency at Al’s Den, put a set on your busy itinerary. Whether or not SALEM’S you’re a fan of nine-ball or straight pool, make it over to the Jack London Revue below the Rialto Pool Room for jazz that’s right on cue PREMIER and that will stretch the felt. Bass legend closes the Festival with a performance at Revolution Hall that you will JAZZ CLUB not want to miss. It’s all happening in the Rose City, where jazz blooms. “Make the Scene” 503-371-2892 www.ChristosPizzaSalem.com Don Lucoff Artistic Director, PDX Jazz

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Welcome to the 2019 Biamp PDX Jazz Festival, and a special welcome to those of you who have traveled to Portland specifically for this event. We are so glad you could join us! Jazz is an essential American art form and the reach of PDX Jazz extends beyond producing one of the nation’s most acclaimed jazz festivals. We provide a stage for jazz luminaries, international artists, and emerging and local talent throughout the year, presenting more than W40 seasonal . Our year-round education programs, which serve over 4,000 high-need and at-risk Portland area students annually, place emphasis on the appreciation of jazz from a historic, cultural, and social perspective, addressing decreased funding for arts education in our schools while sharing the significant artistic contributions African-Americans made to American society during the 20th century. PDX Jazz is proud to share America’s music for the 16th consecutive year during Black History Month, a musical narrative Rahsaan Roland Kirk once termed “black classical music.” We are grateful for our sponsors, philanthropic partners, members, donors, volunteers, colleagues in jazz, and most importantly you, our audience, who have made this unique 12-day event possible. We could not share the gift of jazz without you. Sincerely,

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For The Love of Jazz The following interviews were conducted by Don Lucoff with Gerald Veasley on his recollections of Grover Washington, Jr.; on his unbounded love for Rahsaan Roland Kirk; Gil Goldstein on Michael Brecker’s voice as a tenor Grover Washington, Jr. player; and Nick Fish, the Jazz Commissioner, on and Gerald Veasley Jimmy Makarounis’ impact as a jazz advocate.

DON LUCOFF: When Philadelphia Mayor Ed Rendell eulogized Grover Washington, Jr. at his funeral, he referred to him as Philadelphia’s global ambassador. Can you expound on the mayor’s feelings about Grover?

GERALD VEASLEY: Grover had a deep affinity for Philadelphia, its cultural scene, its sports teams, and of course its place in the jazz world. It was a place that nurtured his musicianship and launched his professional career. No matter where he traveled, he was proud of spreading the word about Philadelphia.

DL: Set the band dynamics first. Your years in his group...and who else took part during that time? I recall many were Philadelphians – if not all – Gil Goldstein and Bill Jolly was the MD?

VEASLEY: I played with many Philadelphians throughout my tenure with Grover. The longest-serving member was Richard Steacker, who had been with Grover since the Locksmith, Live at the Bijou days. My very first stint with Grover was a week at The Blue Note in NY on the heels of his Then and Now release. The album was a straight-ahead project which featured , Tommy Flanagan, and . For the Then and Now live shows, he used a Philly-centric group: on , James “Sid” Simmons on (another Locksmith alumnus), and his brother, Daryl Washington, on drums. It’s important to note that Grover’s jazz roots were deep. He became successful with his special brand of earthy, groove-oriented music, but he was undoubtedly a jazz . For example, he loved jazz standards and Steve Turre it was difficult to stump him if you questioned him song or album from the Nick Fish jazz lexicon. The fact that my first shows with him were primarily playing standards is not ironic, it’s fitting. Grover had a profound impact on my appreciation for all eras and flavors of jazz. For most of the time I was with Grover, the music director was Bill Jolly, who was also the main keyboardist. We had other keyboardists: Philip Woo, Curt Dowd, Adam Holzman (NY), and Donald Robinson, who became the MD after Bill Jolly. The drum chair featured some strong players (often from New York): Steven Wolf, Richie Morales, and Keith Carlock. The percussionists were Miguel Fuentes and – later – Pablo Batista. With the exception of the Blue Note band, Richard Steacker was the sole guitarist during my years with Grover.

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VEASLEY: I learned to play each performance this. I am honored to have been asked to play as though it may be your last. Though this is a his music and keep it out there in people’s well-worn cliche, I got to experience it first-hand ears. I feel he never got his due when he was with Grover. I was with him the day he died. He alive, but he was a musical force like no other. literally played his heart out. I also perform tributes to and J.J. Johnson, two of my other “mentors.” DL: When did you first enter Rahsaan’s orbit? DL: You have been playing Rahsaan’s music STEVE TURRE: In the fall of 1966, I went for many years. How has it evolved for you to see Roland Kirk at the Jazz Workshop in San personally, and how [do] you apply it to the Francisco on a Saturday night. I went to say ensembles you put together in tribute? hello after the set, as I was really moved by his performance. He invited me to come and TURRE: Well, Rahsaan’s musical force is play with him at the kiddie matinee the next still with me, even if I’m not playing his music day (Sun). After that, he asked me to stay and per se. I found out about playing seashells play that evening. We exchanged numbers, and when I played with him at the Both/And in after that, when he would come through town, 1970! He made me aware and schooled me on he’d ask me to come and play with him in the the importance of the lineage of our music. local clubs. He would say, “As far back as you can go will directly affect how far forward you can go.” DL: Being from the Bay Area, you had a lot That stuck with me. I don’t just play one style of time with him in and around the Keystone or era of the music, but draw from the whole Korner. What was that scene like? pallet. When I put together music to present “Rahsaan’s Music,” I keep it authentic—to TURRE: Well, initially I used to work with represent it, not only in sound but in spirit, him at a club on Divisidero St. [called] the it the way he did it. I don’t “re-harmonize it,” Both/And. Later, after I was living in New York or “re-voice the three horns” that he played at and joined Rahsaan’s traveling band, I played once, or as the critics say as a selling point, with him at the . Keystone “re-imagine it.” It does not need re-imagining! kind of picked where the Both/And left off, bringing in the best of jazz. I sat in with DL: Take us back to the time when you Art Blakey at Keystone Korner and Art asked transitioned from Berklee to NY and soon after me to join the band and come to NY. Then I found yourself working with in his played there with Rahsaan, and Woody Shaw Monday Night Orchestra at Sweet Basil, and and , [and] also with “Bishop” then meeting Randy and Michael Brecker during Norman Williams and Charles Moffett. It was the Seventh Avenue South era? really jumpin’! GIL GOLDSTEIN: My wife and I moved DL: What was the musical takeaway playing in back to the States in ’82 from Switzerland, Rahsaan’s band? and I began working in Gil’s Monday Night Orchestra and began developing working TURRE: Follow the spirit! Go with the relationships with both Breckers. My first was feeling—he would always “take you there.” producing and arranging Randy’s record Into the Sun, which won a GRAMMY® that year for DL: You have played with many prolific artists Best Jazz Album. Michael’s connection came a who have passed: , Woody little after that as we toured with in Shaw, [and] , among others. But , and it was the first live tour you choose to carry the torch for Rahsaan. with both Michael and Randy. Please speak to that spirit. DL: Can you recall the time when the TURRE: Rahsaan was the first Grand Master Quindectet was conceived, which later resulted to “take me under the wing” and look out for in ? me (or, as they say in academia, mentor me). I learned too much from him to write out like GOLDSTEIN: It was actually on the Alias 8 PDX JAZZ FESTIVAL 2019

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tour at our first rehearsal that Michael asked real world is very interesting. I met Michael me to arrange “African Skies” for a concert many times and probed for connections and with orchestra he was doing in Bologna, , ways to find a common thread that would later that year. It worked out very well and connect us, and I had to wait for the concert soon after he was asked by the same group with Don Alias to make those things occur. that organized Don’s tour to do one of his own He began to think of me as the arranger for with a large ensemble. That was where the seed his music, and he appreciated the way that I for the Quindectet was planted. I arranged comped for his solos, which is basically another songs from Michael’s catalogue for that concert form of real-time arranging. I remember in the including “Itsbynne Reel,” “Syzygy,” and about first concert we did in London, he was standing 10 more. The shape of the ensemble with, at right in front of my keyboard and he turned that time, three strings (violin, viola, cello), around during his solo and said, “Wow, you’re three woodwinds, flute, bass clarinet, english comping your ass off!” horn and two brass, , and trombone came into being and seemed very agile and DL: Articulate Michael’s personal voice as a yet had a very big sound. Shortly thereafter, tenor player. Michael wanted to compose and record new music for this size ensemble and the Wide GOLDSTEIN: The ability of Michael to play Angles project started to form. any melody, but particularly his own, and his ability to create solo lines is so remarkable. DL: Is there a moment of personal reflection [It] has and will continue to touch, amaze, and you can share on your working relationship? inspire. Every note he plays has the perfect dynamic, rhythmic placement, intonation, and GOLDSTEIN: How one meets and develops the notes themselves are pure gold. There is the opportunity to work with someone in the an overall simplicity in even his most complex

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solo statements; a line which connects the solo artists to contribute not only as performers, from the first note to the last and takes the but as citizens and leaders. Our shared belief listener along the entire journey with him. in the value of place, people, and quality of life makes Portland a dynamic incubator for DL: There seems to be a certain mystique ideas and a great place to start things. It also around this music that was so different from creates fertile ground for artists, artisans, and anything Michael ever composed and recorded. creative people of all stripes. We also have an incredible wealth of young musical talent GOLDSTEIN: When we recorded Wide and a community of jazz artists committed to Angles, there was a certain excitement, but one nurturing the next generation. That culture of never knows the impact it will have, and it is support is another part of what makes our jazz rewarding to see and hear how many people ecology thrive. were touched by that music and how it goes on to find new performance with DL: Taking a moment to reflect on your other groups and saxophonists. colleagues who previously were honored as Portland Jazz Masters: Mel Brown, Thara DL: Portland as a community is rich in many Memory, Dave Frishberg, Nancy King, Charley ways. How has that nurtured the ecology of Gray, Wayne Thompson, the band Oregon, and jazz since you arrived here? Art Abrams. What is most apparent?

DARRELL GRANT: Something that GRANT: I would say that these musicians made a great impression on me moving to embody the essence of Portland as a jazz Portland from New York was the deep web of town. Individually and collectively, they are connections in this community. With so few emblematic of the artistry, individuality, and degrees of separation, Portland encourages its generosity that make our musical community

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so special. I’m sure I am not alone in being , , Dexter Gordon, inspired by their musical gifts: the erudite and Dave Brubeck. I later branched out to songwriting and sparkling piano-playing of , Monk, and Coltrane. On a trip to Dave Frishberg, Nancy King’s stratospheric Edinburgh, Scotland, I heard flights of improvisation, and Oregon’s for the first time. And I spent many evenings pioneering blend of musical cultures. Each of in listening to jazz at the Village them have influenced my musical path, as they Vanguard, Algonquin, and Café Carlyle. Years have so many others. I am also inspired by later, like many others, I continued my jazz their contributions to community: the legacy education through NPR, listening to Nancy of education represented by Thara Memory and Wilson’s “Jazz Profiles” and Marian McPartland’s my PSU colleague Charlie Gray, the advocacy “” program. and service to the art form of Wayne Thompson and Art Abrams, and the musical bedrock of Mel DL: You are thoughtfully referred to as the Brown, who is still my model for the way a jazz Jazz Commissioner. What is Portland Parks & artist can inspire a whole city. It is an honor Recreation’s role when it comes to supporting to be considered in the company of these the arts and potentially jazz in particular? torchbearers, who have done so much to make Portland a world-class jazz city. FISH: As the new Commissioner-in-Charge of Portland Parks & Recreation, I am looking DL: You have led many projects, received for ways to showcase jazz in our many numerous commissions and grants, venues. That includes Summer Free For All, but Black Art has serious history for you, and concerts in Dawson and Washington Parks, and now you are celebrating that history. Articulate opportunities in neighborhoods throughout what is special about the recording and the city. We also want to expand offerings in revisiting this music in 2019. PP&R’s two venues, the Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center (IFCC), and the Community GRANT: When I look back at Black Art from Music Center. Finally, I am working to expand this vantage point, the first thing that strikes our partnership with PDX Jazz. me is how young we all were. I was 31 when we recorded the CD. was 33, DL: You knew Jimmy Makarounis. Please sum Brian Blade was 23, Christian McBride was up his impact as a jazz advocate for the City 20. I don’t think I fully appreciated what a of Portland. special opportunity it was to be able to make music with those three singular musicians. In FISH: Jimmy Mak’s was like a second home hindsight, the confluence of youthful creative to me. I loved sitting at the bar, visiting with energy and opportunity in New York in the ’90s friends, and listening to great music. Seattle made for one of jazz’s golden ages. As my first has Jazz Alley, Portland had Jimmy Mak’s. It’s CD under my own name, I hoped Black Art would where I first learned about our tremendous be a meaningful addition to that conversation. homegrown talent, which Jimmy always Having the CD be so well received was incredibly featured. We’re lucky to live in a city with such gratifying, and also launched me on a wonderful a rich history of jazz. artistic trajectory as I continued to find my place in the jazz landscape. Revisiting the music DL: What jazz artists have you heard lately after 25 years, with the perspective that comes that have knocked you out and why? from age and life experience, is fascinating. I’m interested to see elements of my musical voice FISH: I’m impressed with how dynamic the that remain intact from that time, as well as to jazz scene is today. Emerging artists coupled add some touches that reflect where my music with masters—all featured at PDX Jazz, as has gone in the interim. well as KMHD radio. Young and old musicians keeping a great artistic tradition alive. DL: When did jazz first get on your radar?

NICK FISH: I started listening to jazz in college. My roommates introduced me to

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Quinn Walker Quartet: WEDNESDAY, 2/27 THURSDAY, 2/28 , A Tribute to Mia Nicholson & Dan Gildea JAZZ CONVERSATION: Terence The Blue Note Sound — Heathman Hotel, 5 PM – 7 PM FREE Blanchard with Farnell Celebrating the Finest in Jazz Newton Al’s Den, 7 PM – 10 PM FREE Mike Doolin Solo PSU Lincoln Hall #75, 12 PM - 1 PM Inn @ Northrup Station, 5 PM – 6:30 FREE PM FREE Moon by Night Souljazz Jovino Santos The Porter Portland, 5 PM – 7 PM Neto Quinteto: FREE Homage to the Sorcerer — Heather Keizur & Steve Hermeto Pascoal Christofferson Jack London Revue, 7 Wilf’s, 7 PM $8 Blue Note @ 80 for Joe PM & 9:30 PM $25 ADVANCE, $30 Henderson – Electric Mode for DAY OF SHOW Nicole McCabe Quartet — Joe: Devin Phillips Quartet SPONSORED BY THE STANDARD Alligator Boogaloo, Honoring with special guest Brian ‘Sweet’ Lynch Ben Medler & The Trombones The Blue Note Sound — Jack London Revue, 7:30 PM $20 of Blue Note Celebrating the Finest in Jazz ADVANCE, $25 DAY OF SHOW The Blue Note Sound — Al’s Den, 7 PM – 10 PM FREE SPONSORED BY THE STANDARD Celebrating the Finest in Jazz Al’s Den, 7 PM – 10 PM FREE Terence TUESDAY, 2/26 Blanchard Ron Steen Trio featuring E-Collective Mario Sandoval & Ethan Maier Paula Byrne PLUS: 2019 Hampton Inn & Suites Portland – Pearl Wilf’s, 7 PM $10 Portland District , 4 PM – 6 PM Master

Pete Peterson & Paul Darrell Grant Mazzio: Mobley & Morgan, & Black Art No Revisited The Blue Note Sound — Revolution Hall, Celebrating the Finest in Jazz 7:30 PM Al’s Den, 7 PM – 10 PM FREE The Soul of Africa: Habib $29.50, $39.50, Koité + Bassekou Kouyate $49.50 Presented in partnership with SPONSORED BY NORTH COAST BREWING Soul’d Out Productions and Beloved Matthew Revolution Hall, 7:30 PM $30 Whitaker ADVANCE, $35 DAY OF SHOW Trio & Mel Brown B-3 Organ Group early show Sin & Soul: Veronica Swift / Matthew featuring the Benny Green Whitaker Trio late show Trio Presented in partnership The Old Church, 7:30 PM $25 with Soul’d Out Productions ADVANCE, $30 DAY OF SHOW Jack London Revue, 7:30 PM & 10:30 SPONSORED BY THE J AND J FOUNDATION Paris-Montreal-PDX: François PM $15 ADVANCE, $20 DAY OF Bourassa and Jean-Michel SHOW Bob Reynolds Pilc with special guests Alan SPONSORED BY THE STANDARD Jack London Revue, 8 PM $10, $12 Jones and Jonathan Lakey The Old Church, 7:30 PM $25 : Chance ADVANCE, $30 DAY OF SHOW Hayden Plays ’70s Blue Note SPONSORED BY THE J AND J FOUNDATION Goodfoot, 10 PM - 1 AM $10

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The Three Bs March 15 & 17, 2019 BARBER Overture to The School for Scandal BRITTEN Variations On a Theme of Purcell BEETHOVEN Violin Concerto

Tomás...internationally Cotik, recognized violin as a soloist, chamber musician, and professor.

MaySlavic 3 & 5,Spectacular 2019

LISZT: Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 DVORÁK: Czech Suite BARTÓK: Rumanian Folk Dances KODÁLY: Suite from Háry János

OrchestralListen to this music Showpieces — you get the feeling that the is telling you a story, and one’s soul can travel there, even if the body cannot!

columbiasymphony.org 503.234.4077 for full information & additional programming

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FRIDAY, 3/1 Roger Woods Quartet — Rollin’ with Leo, For Leo Parker JAZZ CONVERSATION: The Blue Note Sound — Gil Goldstein and Eli Degibri Celebrating the Finest in Jazz Moderated by Kerry Poltizer Al’s Den, 7 PM – 10 PM FREE Stephan Crump’s Rosetta Trio Oregon Jewish Museum, Disjecta, 8 PM $25 ADVANCE, 724 NW Davis St., 12 PM – 1 PM $30 DAY OF SHOW FREE SPONSORED BY MUSIC MILLENNIUM

Mike & Haley Horsfall Hampton Inn & Suites Portland – Pearl Organi-Sation: District, 4 PM – 6 PM FREE B3 Groove Jack London Revue, Mt. Hood Community Wide Angles: Remembering 8 PM & 10 PM Michael Brecker College Student Duo $25 ADVANCE, DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Portland, with special guests Eli $30 DAY OF SHOW 4 PM – 6 PM FREE Degibri, María Grand, Chris SPONSORED BY THE Potter, Steve STANDARD Shelly Rudolph & Tom Grant Rodby and Marcus Strickland Heathman Hotel , 5 PM – 7 PM FREE PLUS: Chris Potter Circuits Bobby Torres Trio Trio featuring James Francies Bluehour, 9 PM - 11 PM FREE Pete Krebs & Brent Martens and Revolution Hall, 7:30 PM $39.50, AC Hotel, Portland Downtown, 6 PM – 8 Gerald Veasley: Unscripted PM FREE $49.50, $59.50 with special guests Eldon “T” SPONSORED BY , NEL Jones, Delvon Lamarr CENTRO AND TANNER CREEK TAVERN John Savage’s Lie Very Still Jack London Revue, 12 Midnight — A Tribute to ’s $15, PDX JAZZ NIGHTCAP Out to Lunch Naomi LaViolette Duo The Benson @ The Palm Court, The Blue Note Sound — SATURDAY, 3/2 Celebrating the Finest in 8:30 PM – 11:30 PM FREE Jazz Al’s Den, 7 PM – 10 PM FREE Greta Matassa Bluehour, 9 PM - 11 PM FREE Mitzi Zilka Trio featuring Tony Pacini High Pulp Jack London Revue, 9 PM & 12 Wilf’s, 7 PM $10 Midnight $10, PDX JAZZ NIGHTCAP Revisited: Charles SUNDAY, 3/3 McPherson Quartet Special house concert Laura Cunard & Laurent benefitting PDX Jazz education Nickel programs Nel Centro @ Hotel Modera , *Limited tickets available 10:30 AM – 1 PM FREE The Blue Door, 4 PM $100 SPONSORED BY THE J AND J FOUNDATION Eldon “T” Jones & N Touch: Let it Flow for Grover Dominick Castello Solo Washington Jr. featuring Mark Spencer Hotel, 5 PM – 7 PM Gerald Veasley and Marcus FREE Strickland PLUS: Delvon Lamarr Organ Richard Arnold & the Groove Trio Swingers Revolution Hall, 7:30 PM $25.50, Dos Solos: Cameron Graves Wilf’s, 7 PM $10 $35.50 PLUS: Gil Goldstein SPONSORED BY THE JACKSON FOUNDATION The Old Church, 2 PM $25 ADVANCE, $30 DAY OF SHOW SPONSORED BY THE J AND J FOUNDATION

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FREE FILM Partner Event Mission Theater, 7 PM

Between a Smile and a Tear; For Toots: Kenny Werner & Bass Legend: Stanley Clarke Grégoire Maret Duo Revolution Hall, 8 PM $39.50, The Old Church, 5:30 PM $25 $49.50, $59.50 ADVANCE, $30 DAY OF SHOW SPONSORED BY MOREL INK SPONSORED BY THE J AND J FOUNDATION From Maxville to Vanport with special guest Marilyn Keller presented by Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble Mission Theater, 8 PM $10 STUDENT, $10 SENIOR, $25 GA The Making of “From Tel Aviv-NYC-PDX: Eli Degibri Maxville To Vanport” World Quartet - The premiere screening of The Music of Making of “From Maxville to Jack London Revue, 7:30 PM Vanport,” a short documentary $25 ADVANCE, $30 DAY OF SHOW film by Sika Stanton, followed SPONSORED BY THE STANDARD by a short panel discussion

Jazz Ensemble & 4 pm, March 10, 2019 MYSfits String MISSION THEATER Ensemble Interconnected Series Tickets at MIGRANTS | with Guest Artist Joe Kye, Also featuring mcmenamins.com Violinist-Looper, Composer MYS Jazz Band

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Jazz Ensemble & MYSfits String Ensemble

Guest Artists from “A Far Cry”

3pm, May 12, 2019 THE OLD CHURCH

Tickets at playmys.org 503-239-4566 Audition by appointment. ryan meagher Register at playmys.org greg mckelvey MYS JAZZ DIRECTORS

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12 days | 30+ Venues | 70+ Events

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SW Park Avenue SW BROADWAY SE Hawthorne SW Clay 13 5 SW Mill SE Clay SW Market 5 South Park Blocks SE Market 15 SW Harrison SE Mill SE Stephens SW Hall SE Water SE Harrison 30 SW College SE Lincoln SW Jackson SE Grant 35 19 29 SE Sherman GRAND AVE. 36 SW Lincoln 3 SE Caruthers Marquam Bridge 22 SE Division Festival Venue 5

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Festival Venues 1 Al’s Den 6 McMenamin’s Mission Theater 10 White Eagle Saloon 303 SW 12th Ave 1624 NW Glisan St 836 N Russell St Portland, OR 97205 Portland, OR 97209 Portland, OR 97227 (855) 205-3930 (503) 223-4527 (503) 282-6810 2 Art Bar & Bistro @ P5 2 Newmark Theatre 2 Winningstad Theatre 1111 SW Broadway 1111 SW Broadway 1111 SW Broadway Ave Portland, OR 97205 Portland, OR 97205 Portland, OR 97205 (503) 432-2905 (503) 248-4335 (503) 248-4335 3 Classic Pianos 7 The Old Church 3003 SE Milwaukie Ave 1422 SW 11th Ave Portland, OR 97202 Portland, OR 97201 (503) 239-9969 (503) 222-2031 4 Disjecta 8 Revolution Hall 8371 N Interstate Ave 1300 SE Stark St Portland, OR 97217 Portland, OR 97214 (503) 286-9449 (503) 288-3895 5 The Jack London Revue 9 Star Theater 529 SW 4th Ave 13 NW 6th Ave Portland, OR 97204 Portland, OR 97209 (866) 777-8932 (866) 777-8932

Partner Venues & Hotels 12 The 1905 20 Hampton Inn & Suites 27 Portland Piano Company 830 N Shaver St Portland - Pearl District 8700 NE Columbia Blvd Portland, OR 97227 354 NW 9th Ave Portland, OR 97220 (503) 460-3333 Portland, OR 97209 (503) 775-2480 13 AC Hotel (503) 222-5200 28 St. James Lutheran Church 888 SW 3rd Ave 21 Heathman Hotel 1315 SW Park Ave Portland, OR 97204 1001 SW Broadway Portland, OR 97201 (503) 223-2100 Portland, OR 97205 (503) 227-2439 14 Altabira City Tavern (503) 241-4100 29 Tanner Creek Tavern 1021 NE Grand Ave 14 Hotel Eastlund 875 NW Everett St Portland, OR 97232 1021 NE Grand Ave Portland, OR 97209 (503) 963-3600 Portland, OR 97232 (971) 865-2888 15 The Benson (503) 235-2100 30 Wilfs Restaurant & Bar 309 SW Broadway 22 Inn @ Northrup Station 800 NW 6th Ave at Union Station Portland, OR 97205 2025 NW Northrup St Portland, OR 97209 (503) 228-2000 Portland, OR 97209 (503) 223-0070 16 Bluehour (800) 224-1180 250 NW 13th Ave 23 The Jupiter NEXT Portland Portland, OR 97209 800 E Burnside St (503) 226-3394 Portland, OR 97214 17 Double Tree Hotel (503) 230-9200 1000 NE Multnomah St 24 Mark Spencer Hotel Portland, OR 97232 409 SW 11th Ave (503) 281-6111 Portland, OR 97205 18 Embassy Suites Portland (503) 224-3293 Downtown 25 Nel Centro 319 SW Pine St 1408 SW 6th Ave Portland, OR 97204 Portland, OR 97201 (503) 279-9000 (503) 484-1099 19 The Goodfoot Pub & Lounge 26 The Porter Portland 2845 SE Stark St 1355 SW 2nd Ave Portland, OR 97204 Portland, OR 97201 (503) 239-9292 (503) 306-4800

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AARON DIEHL CHARLES MCPHERSON Born: September 22, 1985 – Columbus, OH Born: July 24, 1939 – Joplin, MO Notable Musicians Played With: Benny Notable Musicians Played With: Charles Golson, , Cécile McLorin Salvant, Mingus, Charles Tolliver, , Toshiko Akiyoshi, , , Barry Notable Albums: The Bespoke Man’s Narrative, Harris, Red Rodney, Space Time Continuum, For One to Love w/ Cecile Notable Albums: From This Moment On, Let My McLorin Salvant Children Hear Music and Live at w/ Charles Mingus, Impact w/ Charles Tolliver BASSEKOU KOUYATE Born: 1966 – Garana, Barouéli Cercle CHRIS POTTER Notable Musicians Played With: Toumani Born: January 1, 1971 – , IL Diabaté, Youssou N’Dour, Ali Farka Toure, Bela Notable Musicians Played With: Red Rodney, Fleck, Paul McCartney, Bono, John Paul Jones , , , Jim Notable Albums: Segu Blue, I Speak Fula, New Hall, , , Snarky Puppy, Ancient Strings w/ Toumani Diabaté Nate Smith Notable Albums: Underground, The Sirens, Aziza BENNY GREEN and Overtime w/ Dave Holland Born: April 4, 1963 – NYC, NY Notable Musicians Played With: Art Blakey, CHRISTIAN SCOTT ATUNDE ADJUAH Eddie Henderson, , Christian McBride, Born: March 31, 1983 – New Orleans, LA Carl Allen, Oscar Peterson, Lewis , Notable Musicians Played With: Donald Notable Albums: Kaleidoscope, Live at Fat Harrison, , Mike Clark, , Tuesday w/ , The Inventor w/ Radiohead’s Thom Yorke, McCoy Tyner, Eddie Bobby Watson Palmieri, Mos Def, Talib Kweli Notable Albums: Rewind That, Anthem, Stretch BOBBY BROOM Music, Ninety Miles, Diaspora Born: January 18, 1961 – NYC, NY Notable Musicians Played With: Art Blakey, DARRELL GRANT , , Miles Davis, Dr. Born: May 30, 1962 – Pittsburgh, PA Lonnie Smith, Ron Carter, , Walter Notable Musicians Played With: Betty Carter, Bishop Jr., , Donald Byrd , , Esperanza Notable Albums: No Hype , Stand!, Reel Spalding, John Clayton, , James Life w/ Sonny Rollins Moody, Kevin Eubanks, , , Jack DeJohnette, Terence Blanchard, Art Farmer Born: September 12, 1956 – Urbana, IL Notable Albums: Black Art, The New Bop, Notable Musicians Played With: Art Blakey, Twilight Stories, Truth & Reconciliation , , , , Toshiko Akiyoshi, Charles McPherson, DELVON LAMARR Hector LaVoe, Born: August 28, 1978 – Seattle, WA Notable Albums: Madera Latino: A Latin Jazz Notable Musicians Played With: George Interpretation on the Music of Woody Shaw, Cables, Frank Catalano, Ali Jackson, Seattle Palmas w/ Eddie Palmieri, One for All w/ Art Repertoire Jazz Orchestra, Fareed Hague Blakey Notable Albums: Close But No Cigar, Live at KEXP! CAMERON GRAVES Born: January 27, 1982 - Los Angeles, CA DEVIN PHILLIPS Notable Musicians Played With: Kamasi Born: July 14, 1981 – New Orleans, LA Washington, Stanley Clarke, Thundercat Notable Musicians Played With: , Notable Albums: Planetary Prince, Planetary Kamasi Washington, , Pharoah Prince: The Eternal Survival – EP, The Epic w/ Sanders, Wynton Marsalis, Eddie Palmieri, Kamasi Washington, The Message w/ Stanley Clarke Branford Marsalis, Headhunters, , New Orleans Jazz Orchestra Notable Albums: Wade in the Water, Before You Know It w/ Ezra Weiss, The Long Journey Home w/ Derek Hines

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ELDON “T” JONES GERALD VEASLEY Born: December 29, 1968 - Portland, OR Born: July 28, 1955 – Philadelphia, PA Notable Musicians Played With: Yolanda Notable Musicians Played With: , Adams, Leroy Vinegar, Mel Brown, Morris Carol Riddick, Kirk Whalum, McCoy Tyner, Will Chapman, Farnell Newton, , Darrell Grant, Downing, Maysa, John Blake, , Grover Darren Rahn, Walter Finch Washington Jr. Notable Albums: N’Touch, With All My Heart; Notable Albums: Look Ahead, Mingus Project, Winelight, The Best is Yet to Come, and Come Your Move, The Ponderer w/ , Time Out Morning are my most influential Grover Washington of Mind w/ Grover Washington Jr. Jr. albums GIL GOLDSTEIN ELI DEGIBRI Born: November 6, 1950 – , MD Born: May 3, 1978 – Jaffa, Notable Musicians Played With: Gil Evans, Notable Musicians Played With: Herbie Wayne Shorter, , , Pat Hancock, Ron Carter, , , Martino, Michael Brecker, Pat Metheny, Lee , , , Mingus Konitz, , Big Band Notable Albums: Zebra Coast, Longing, Stratus Notable Albums: Israeli Song, Soul Station: A w/ Billy Cobham, Wide Angles w/ Michael Brecker, Tribute to Hank Mobley, Cliff Hangin’ Farewell w/ Gil Evans, The Three Americas w/ ERNIE WATTS Born: October 23, 1945 – Norfolk, VA GREG GOEBEL Notable Musicians Played With: Rolling Born: November 1, 1978 - Eugene, OR Stones, , , , Notable Musicians Played With: , , , , Kurt Dick Oatts, Terrell Stafford, Larry Koonse, Elling, Stanley Clarke, , , Person, Byron Stripling, , Rebecca Kilgore, Ron Steen Notable Albums: , Both Feet on the Notable Albums: Rainy City, Live in L.A. w/ Gino Ground w/ , Let’s Get it On w/ Marvin Vannelli, Where the Light Falls w/ David Friesen Gaye, and w/ Charlie Haden GRÉGOIRE MARET Born: May 13, 1975 – Geneva, Switzerland FARNELL NEWTON Notable Musicians Played With: Marcus Born: March 21, 1977 – Miami, FL Miller, Herbie Hancock, , Sting, Notable Musicians Played With: Sunny , Raul Midón Murray, , James Moody, , Notable Albums: Grégoire Maret (self-titled), , Hugh Ragin, Pete Krabs Inside w/ David Sanborn, Thunderbird w/ Notable Albums: With the Ultimate w/ Jason Cassandra Wilson, Push, , Mood Ward, Before You Know It w/ Ezra Weiss, Rhythm Indigo w/ on Life Vol. 1, w/ Tyrone Hendrix, Tha Funk Capitol of the World w/ Bootsy Collins HABIB KOITÉ Born: January 27, 1958 – Thiès, Senegal FRANÇOIS BOURASSA Notable Musicians Played With: Eric Bibb, Born: September 26, 1959 – Montreal, , , Art Ensemble of Chicago Canada Notable Albums: Baro, Live!, Acoustic Africa in Notable Musicians Played With: Jean Derome, Concert, Ma Ya, Brothers in Bamako Pierre Tanguay, Greg Ritchie, André Leroux Notable Albums: Cactus, Live, Rasstones, Number 9 JEAN-MICHEL PILC Born: October 19, 1960 – Paris, FREDDY COLE Notable Musicians Played With: John Born: October 15, 1931 – Chicago, IL Abercrombie, , Michael Brecker, Dave Notable Musicians Played With: Nat King Liebman, , , Martial Cole, Benny Golson, Elias Bailey, Quentin Baxter, Solal, Aldo Romano Johnny Coles, Earl Bostic, , Grover Notable Albums: Welcome Home, Essential, True Washington Jr. Story, Composing, Threedom Notable Albums: Always, My Mood is You, To the Ends of the Earth, Latino

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JOVINO SANTOS NETO MARÍA GRAND Born: September 18, 1954 – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Born: April 23, 1992 – Geneva, Switzerland Notable Musicians Played With: Mike Notable Musicians Played With: Adam Marshall, , O’Farrill, Miles Okazaki, Román Filiú, Eric Notable Albums: Canto do Rio, Veja o Som Alexander, , Craig Taborn, Vijay Iyer, , KENDRA SHANK Notable Albums: Magdalena, Quartería w/ Born: April 23, 1958 – Woodland, CA Román Filiú, Conjur Woman w/ Tamara Renée Notable Musicians Played With: Bob Borough, , Frank Kimbrough, Abbey MATT SAVAGE Lincoln, , , Ben Monder, Born: May 12, 1992 – Sudbury, MA John Stowell, Notable Musicians Played With: , Notable Albums: A Spirit Free: Chaka Kahn, Wynton Marsalis, Bobby Watson, Songbook, Afterglow, Reflections, Mosaic , , , Donny McCaslin KENNY WERNER Notable Albums: Splash Variations, Bigger Born: November 19, 1951 – Brooklyn, NY Celebration, Go On, The Day Before Notable Musicians Played With: , , Chris Potter, , MATTHEW WHITAKER Joe Lovano, Ari Hoenig, Jane Ira Bloom, David Born: April 3, 2001 – Hackensack, NJ Murray, Joyce Moreno Notable Musicians Played With: Christian Notable Albums: Democracy, Lawn Chair Society, McBride, James Carter, Ray Chew, Dr. Lonnie Me Myself & I, Meditations Smith, , Jon Batiste, D.D. Jackson Notable Albums: Outta the Box MARCUS STRICKLAND Born: February 24, 1979 – Gainsville, FL NATALIA SMIRNOVA Notable Musicians Played With: Jeff “Tain” Born: April 19, 1982 – Tichoretzk, Russia Watts, Roy Haynes, Christian McBride, Dave Notable Musicians Played With: Marcus Douglas, Jose James Strickland, Joe Locke, , Roy Notable Albums: People of the Sun, Fountain of Hargrove, , Myron Walden, Gregory Youth w/ Roy Haynes, State of Art w/ Porter, Nicole Henry, Jann Parker Notable Albums: Passion, Runway, Moment of Happiness

PATRICE RUSHEN Born: September 30, 1954 – Los Angeles, CA Notable Musicians Played With: Stevie EXPERIENCE Wonder, Herbie Hancock, , , Boys II Men, , THE ARTS LIKE Prince, Nancy Wilson, Michael Jackson, Dianne NEVER BEFORE! Reeves, Ndugu, Ernie Watts, Jean Luc Ponty, Azar Lawrence Enter to Win tickets at Notable Albums: & Remind Me, Straight from the Heart, Aurora, w/ Jean Luc www.pdx.Live today! Ponty, Comin’ Through w/ Eddie Henderson, The Meeting (self-titled)

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PHAROAH SANDERS STEVE TURRE Born: October 13, 1940 – Little Rock, AR Born: September 12, 1948 – Omaha, NE Notable Musicians Played With: John Notable Musicians Played With: Rahsaan Coltrane, , Sonny Simmons, Smiley Roland Kirk, Carlos Santana, Ray Charles, Winters, , Saturday Night Live, Art Blakey, Dizzy Gillespie, Notable Albums: Karma, Thembi, Jewels of McCoy Tyner, J.J. Johnson, Herbie Hancock, Van Thought, Meditations w/ , Journey in Morrison, Horace Silber, Pharoah Sanders, Mac Satchidananda w/ Alice Coltrane, Love & Peace w/ Roach, Woody Shaw McCoy Tyner, Another Earth w/ Gary Bartz, Spirits Notable Albums: The Very Thought of You, The Known & Unknown w/ , Lawrence Spirits Up Above, Woody’s Delight of Newark w/ , Chappaqua Suite w/ , Village w/ Wallace Roney TERENCE BLANCHARD Born: March 13, 1962 – New Orleans, LA RALPH PETERSON JR. Notable Musicians Played With: Art Blakey, Born: May 20, 1962 – Pleasantville, NJ , Lionel Hampton, Branford Notable Musicians Played With: Art Blakey, Marsalis, , Spike Lee, , Terence Blanchard, Donald Harrison, Walter Davis, , Cassandra Wilson, McCoy Tyner, Branford Marsalis, David Murray, , Christian McBride, Gary Bartz, Wynton Marsalis, Dewey Redman, George Colligan, Notable Albums: Flow, Black Pearl, Bounce, A Betty Carter, Tale of God’s Will: (A Requiem for Katrina), Roots Notable Albums: V, Triangular, Art, Fo’tet Plays w/ , Mo’ Better Blues soundtrack w/ Monk, Dream Deferred Branford Marsalis

STANLEY CLARKE VERONICA SWIFT Born: June 30, 1951 – Philadelphia, PA Born: May 14, 1994 – Charlottesville, VA Notable Musicians Played With: Joe Notable Musicians Played With: Michael Henderson, Pharoah Sanders, , Dexter Feinstein, Emmet Cohen, Benny Green, Wynton Gordon, Art Blakey, Horace Silver, Herbie Marsalis & JALC, , , Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Chick Corea Harry Allen Notable Albums: The Message, School Days, Notable Albums: Lonely Woman, Birdland Big Journey to Love, Live 1976–77, Up, D-Stringz, Band Live, Then and Now w/ Benny Green, Let’s Bolivia w/ Gato Barbieri, & Light Sail Away w/ Jeff Rupert, Mack Avenue Records as a Feather w/ Return to Forever, Dance of Magic debut, April 2019. and Dark of Light w/ Norman Connors, w/ , w/ Stan Getz, Free w/ 9735 SW Sunshine Ct, Ste 800 Airto Moreira, Never Too Far, Dianne Reeves, Beaverton, OR 97005 Gershwin’s World w/ Herbie Hancock, Extension of a Man, Donny Hathaway TO ADVERTISE CALL 503-520-1955 ext. 6930 STEPHAN CRUMP James R. Rullo President Born: February 8, 1972 - Memphis, TN Sheri Cunningham Senior Vice President/ Notable Musicians Played With: Max Roach, Group Publisher , , , Vijay Jeffrey S. Patterson Chief Financial Officer Iyer Trio and Sextet, Jen Chapin Band, Mat Maneri John Mendez Vice President, Notable Albums: Tuckahoe, Thwirl w/ Rosetta Production Services Trio, Accelerando w/ Vijay Iyer Kathy Pike Treasurer Michelle Fandrey Creative Director Samantha Mitchell Editor Born: December 9, 1954 – Joliet, IL Cindy Pike Graphic Designer/ Notable Musicians Played With: Pat Metheny, Production Manager Joe Henderson, Art Farmer, Alex Rullo Digital Media Manager Notable Albums: The Nearness of You: The Ballad Dmitriy Toloknov Digital Media Specialist/Design Book, The Pilgrimage w/ Michael Brecker, First Circle, Lisa Baughman Advertising , Offramp and Travels w/ Pat Metheny Kathy Sherlock Advertising Galina V. Toloknova Circulation Specialist Juan Mendez Order Center Specialist

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Thank You PDX Jazz Members and Donors

PDX Jazz is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit cultural arts organization dedicated to curating jazz in Portland, Oregon, and fostering the growth of musical offerings in the Pacific Northwest. We inspire, educate, and develop future jazz audiences for generations to come.

Visionary ($2,500) Geoff Dorn Judith Bassett Leslie Copland Eric Busch Lee Draper Kathleen Bayer Bruce Cornwall Barry Cain Earl Dyer Carole Beauclerk Pam Corrie Joan Childs & Jerry Zaret Ben Fajen Cecelia Beckwith Ben Cox George & Marcia Hocker James Ferrell Lynda James Cox Roberto Lovato & Laura Gary & Pam Gormley Nancy Benner Roberts David Crandall Golino de Lovato Andrew Harbison Austin Bennett Marilyn Cross Pancho Savery William Hart Henry Berliss Jeanne Crouch Deborah DeMoss Smith Elayne Janiak David Berniker Zsofia Csikos Jeff Jones Elizabeth Berol-Rinder Terry Currier Aficionado David Judkins Howard Cutler ($1,000 - $2,499) Chris Karlin Dana Bjarnason Joseph Davids Robert Banagay Paul Lambshead James Blackwell Marvin & Abby Dawson Patricia Cliff Allen Lee Ronald Bloom Thomas DeSpain Matt Czyzewski Roger Leo Kenneth Blumenthal Richard Di Bernardo Kenneth Fransen Reshell Livingston John Bogdanski Dan Dingfield Walt Henry John Lokting Steven Bogdon Philip Dollar Pamela Clavette Levy Anne Matson Bonnie Braeutigam John Michael Donnell Terry MacDonald David Millman Jeffrey Brennan David Drury David Machado John Miner Thomas Brennan Barbara Dudley Joseph Maita Scott Murray Dominique Brillanceau Tess Durham Nick O’Toole John Russ Eliott Brody Arnold Dyer Mark Sheldon Susan Brody Ruth Edsall Enthusiast Randy Siefkin Brian Brogan Barbara Edstrom ($500 - $999) Jonathan Singer Phyllis Bruggeman Mary Edwards James Anderson Richard Sly David Bryan John Eisloeffel Nancy Davis Thomas & Sheila Smith Carolyn Buhl Randall Emberlin Kristi Hoch (in recognition of Don Michael Burch Richard Emery Martin Mueller Lucoff) Mark Burdon Sylvia Engelman James Pastene Carl Steinke Virginia Burgess Gregory Englund Gary Randles George Thorn Elizabeth Burke Jordan Epstein Alyssa Schwary Charles & Barbara Whitman Todd Burkholder James Esch Andrea Spella Ray Worden Terry Butler Deborah Farrington Daniel Temmesfeld Kathleen Young Paul Byrtus Paul Fernandez Brad Voss Lawrence Caldwell Keith Ferrante Soloist Michael Callahan Elizabeth Finkel Duo ($100 - $249) Steven Campf H B Fisher ($250 - $499) Jamin Aasum Trish Canning Karla Fitzwater Joseph Alexander Robert Adrian Barb Cannon Steve Fleischman Angela Allen Glen Alberts Steven Cantor Jared Flores Fred Blank Jeffrey Alden Bjorn Carlson Shannon Forster Earle Blanton Mark Alexander Walter Carr Tim Fought Christine Bourdette Christopher Almeida Joshua Carson Anthony Foxworth Kristin Bowden Khalid AlSuhaimi Christopher Carter Pat Foy David Brokaw Douglas Ambort Michael Carter Edmund Frank Diana Burman Scott Anderson Travis Chaney Jerry Frazier Mark Buser Tim Anderson Stella Chao Marty Fromer Robert Cary Joseph Arellano Jeffrey Chenoweth Gary Fuqua Pat Clancy Jonathan Arlook Peg Chinburg Stephen Gallier Liana Colombo Jonathan Ater Katrina Cleburn Mary Kay Gehring Tristin Conner John Backes Robert Cogan Susan Gendein-Marshall Christopher Cullina Jose Bakker Jim Colosi Kalmen Glantz Terry Dalsemer Arlena Barnes Judy Cooke Marshall Glickman Scott Diaz Jay Barnett Toni Cooper Wayne Goeas

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Steve Goldstein Ann Kingston Nancy Murray Fran Rothman Elinor Gollay Lawrence Kirsch Patrick Musto Julia Ruder Cindy Gordon Jeffrey Klausner James Myrick David Rue Corbett Gordon Edmund Klein Stephanie Naas Christopher Ruggles Doug Gordon Ronald Kloepfer Barbara Nagle Sandra Russill John Governale Mark Kramer Jean-Sylvain Negre Robert Russon Stephen Grande Zachary Kuzda Nancy Neuman Charles Rynerson Jay Green Robert Kweit Carole Newvine Martin Samuelson Linda Grove Jerome Labarre Cabe Nicksic Steve Sander John Halderman Colleen LaCivita Eric Nielsen Craig Satein Russell Hall Valerie Larkin Alan Niven Pat Scheans Tim Hamilton Marga Larson Jeffrey Norris Steve Schein Marcia Hamley MaryAnne Lauderdale Carole Orloff James Scherzinger Amanda Hammerman Gary Lawrence Jane Orlowski Marc Schneiberg George Happ Terry Lawson Jonathan Ostrom Steven Schoenfeld Gary Hardiman Greg Lee Emily Owens Judith Scholz Tarky Hart Ray Lee Sara Packer Elana Schwartz Kevin Hasslen William LeMaster S. Scott Pakel Patricia Schwartz Clayton Hawkes Scott Lesko Sarala Paliwal Diana Scoggins Robert Hayden Jonathan Levine Jason Palmer Dana and Brenda Scott Janet Healy Donald Lief Steven Parker Virginia Scott Robert Hecht Emily Lifton William Parm Natalie Serber Kathryn Heisler Glen Lindgren Roger Paulson Ann Shaffer Doren Helterline Elizabeth Linser Dorinne Pedersen Gail Sherman Deborah Henry Michael Loftus Gilberto Pena Stacy Short Jeremy Herrig Richard London Robert Perkins Jeanette Shortley David Hesse Shane Long Michael Perri Thomas Sichta Gregory Hill Gilda Lorensen Hank Petrich Steven Siegel Judy Hilsenteger Joan Mahler Karen Pierce Robert Sims Ann Hofbauer Kevin Mahon Nancy Pitney Gerald Skeels Rob Holt Janice Mancuso Cynthia Plank Kathy Smith Raymond Honerlah Wes Marshall Michael Pollastro Kent Smith W Hope Ben Massell Bruce Polonsky Lawrence Smith Tom Hudak Michelle Matthews Jerry Powell Mary Smith Jane Huey Jerry Mayer Gregory Priest Paula & Edward Smith Jerry Hunnicutt Tim Mayer Ann Pulkkinen Jerry Smolin Judy Huntley Carol Mazer Roy Pulvers Donald Spencer James Jackson James McAfee Maribeth Pusieski Randolph Splitter Lynnette Jackson Karlene McCabe Scott Putnam Jane Stackhouse Thomas Jackson James McCormick Jeffrey Putterman Tyson Steele R Jacobs Carol McCulley Barbara Radovich Michael Steiner Steven Jacobson Dan McDowell Jaishankar Raman Clara Steiner-Jay Omar Jaff Terrence McGraw Fraser Rasmussen Len Stevens Gareth Jenkins Donald McHarness Steve Rauworth George Stevenson Georgia Johnson Claire McInerney Edward Reckford Carol Stone Lynda Collie Johnson Thomas McKenna Lawrence Reichman Carol Stout Steven Johnson Philip Meehan Michael Reihs Linny Stovall Pamela Jones Lora Meisner Bradford Rence Ed Strohmaier Jolie Jordan Miles Merwin Deborah Resley Brent Stuntzner Jacqueline Jouret Joseph Miller Julie Reynolds Michael Sugg Dianna Juergens Paul Milne Max Reynolds Brian Sullivan Igo Jurgens John Minahan John Richardson Ross Takakawa Jan Kaplan James Minden Larry Richardson Bruce Taylor Ataman Kayim David Miranker Betty Riddle Eileen Taylor Marianne Keddington-Lang Nancy Molitor Bob & Claire Riddle Radu Teodorescu Bob Kellar Donna Moreno Suellen Rinker Brad Thomas Kurt Kemmerer Paul Morris George Ritchie Marvin Thomas Sydney Kennedy Frank Morse Brian Roark William Thomas John Ketcham Jonathan Morse Sheryl Robert Cathi Thoorsell Robert Killough Pre Moss Michael Robinson David Tillett Charles Kilo Laura Moya Terry Rodriguez Han Timmerman Robert Kimbro Dennis Mulvihill Jeannette Rook Barbara Tom

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Sharon Treadgold Martin Velez Robert Weinstein Nell Wilson William Treuhaft Lance Vogel Mark Weisshaar Beverly Wong Frank Trompeter Mark Von Bergen Sharon White Christy Wyckoff Christopher Tuttle Christopher Wain Caroline Whitney Sara Yada Linda Twichell Scott Wallace Susan Wickstrom Joseph Zawacki Steven Ungar Hans Wandel David Williams Scott Zellmer Mark Van Ness Mayumi Warkel Geoffrey Williams Michael Zilis Wally Van Valkenburg Kim Watson Doug Willson David Zilk Chloe Vaughn Eric Weber Bonnie Wilson William & Marsha Zimmer Consuelo Vazquez Chaz Weggler Mark Wilson

PDX JAZZ TEAM BOARD OF DIRECTORS Executive Director...... Chris Doss Laura Golino de Lovato, President; Pancho Savery, Vice President; Artistic Director...... Don Lucoff Martin Mueller, Treasurer; Deborah DeMoss-Smith, Secretary; Education Director...... Kim Harrison Marcia Hocker, Education Chair; Walt Henry, Matt Czyzewski, Terry Events Manager...... Allison Carter MacDonald, Cynthia Plank Production Manager...... Alex Donovan Marketing ...... Michelle Leigh Design + Illustration, SPECIAL THANKS TO ... David McLaughlin Design & Branding Rob Alstrin, Marty Ashby, Michael Baden, Allison Bailey, Todd Barkan, Stephen Finance...... Tracy Sickler Blackman, Susan Brecker, Barry Cain, Steven Cantor, Bjorn Carlson, Jeff Castrina, Joan Childs, Terry Currier, Helen Daltoso, Ajay Date, Bill Dickey, VOLUNTEER COORDINATORS Lorin Dunlop, Commissioner Nick Fish, Matt Fleeger, Jennifer Ruban- Program Coordinator & Artist Host...... Laura Martinez Gentile, Nicholas Harris, Matthew Jones, Matthew Jurasek, Larry Kelp, Karen Box Office...... Heather Sessler Kervin, Chris Kerr, Dorthaan Kirk, Jeffrey Leonard, Jessica LeShane, Pamela Front of House...... George Manley Clavette Levy, Laura Golino de Lovato and Roberto Lovato, David Machado, Ground Transportation...... Steve Cohen Joe Maita, Cathy Martin, Maureen McFadden, Michelle McKenzie, Lee Mergner, Hospitality...... Liz Robbins Calli Mickelson, Doug Moody, J.P. Perfili, Sharri Regan, Martha Richards, Amanda Membership...... Nita Brueggeman Roe, Megan Sailors, Madalena Salazar, Katie Sharp, Mark Sheldon, Robyn Shuey, Office Support...... Jacqueline Hoyt Skies America Publishing Co., Bob Speltz, Von Summers, Mary Sue Tobin, Production...... Jimmie Kirkpatrick, Patrick Springer, Erik LeShane, George Thorn, Christine Washington, Heather Wilton, Western Jazz Presenters Heather Sessler, Liz Robbins Network, Ben Wood, Brenda Goldstein-Young, Peggie Zackery, Jerry Zaret

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We applaud our partners!

And we thank them for their support of the 2019 Biamp PDX Jazz Festival, our seasonal programming, and education programs.

Premier Partners

Major Partners

Supporting Partners

Hotel Partners AC Hotel Hampton Inn & Suites The Jupiter NEXT Portland Portland Pearl District The Benson Mark Spencer Hotel Heathman Hotel DoubleTree Hotel The Porter Portland Hotel Eastlund Embassy Suites Portland Downtown Inn @ Northrup Station

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