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Stepstep I Step I Step Into Step Into STEP I STEP STEP I STEP INTO STEP INTO STEP INTO JA STEP INTO JAZZ STEP INTO JAZZ M STEP INTO JAZZ MU STEP INTO JAZZ MU STEP INTO JAZZ MU North Carolina Central University Jazz Studies step into the world of jazz music azz is a music genre that originated at the beginning of the 20th Century, arguably earlier, within the African-American communities of the Southern United States. Its roots lie in the combining by African- Americans of certain European harmony and form elements, with their existing African-based music. Its African musical basis is evident in its use of blue notes, improvisation, polyrhythms, syncopation and the swung note.[1] From its early development until the present day, jazz has also incorporated elements from popular music especially, in its early days, from American popular music. As the music has developed and spread around the world it has, since its early American beginnings, drawn on many different national, regional and local musical cultures, giving rise to many distinctive styles: New Orleans jazz dating from the early 1910s, big band swing, Kansas City jazz and Gypsy jazz from the 1930s and 1940s, bebop from the mid- 2 CCU offers study leading to the bachelor of music and master of music in Jazz Studies. Our stellar faculty includes Dr. Ira Wiggins (Director, saxophone), Branford Marsalis (Artist-in-Residence, saxophone), Joey NCalderazzo (Artist-in-Residence, piano), Brian Horton (saxophone), Arnold George (saxophone/vocal), Lenora Helm (vocal), Albert Strong (trumpet), Robert Trowers (trombone), Ed Paolantonio (piano), Baron Tymas (guitar), Damon Brown (bass) and Thomas Taylor (percussion). In addition to our faculty, some of the worlds greatest talents perform here with our students and their own groups. Just within the last year, artists such as Steve Wilson, Bobby Broom, Christian McBride, Nnenna Freelon and Jimmy Heath have graced our campus with performances and workshops. It is no surprise, then, that scores of recent alumni have been honored with IAJE all-star band spots, 3 step into the world of jazz music he North Carolina Central University Department of Music emphasizes thorough musical preparation, professionalism and technological expertise. The program provides world-class performance, recording and research opportunities that prepare our graduates to become leaders in the arts. Our program provides an outstanding and diversified curriculum leading to the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Music and Master of Music degrees. The Bachelor of Music and Master ofT Music degrees are offered in Jazz Studies. The Bachelor of Arts offers concentrations in Music Education, Music Industry, Ethnomusicology and Sacred Music. NCCU also offers a minor in music. Jazz Studies, Sacred Music, Music Industry and Ethnomusicology majors have the option of earning teaching licensure and a second degree in Music Education. Come join the next wave of NCCU graduates helping to shape the future of music. 4 tudents MUST audition and be accepted by the Music Department to become music majors. Admission to the University is NOT the equivalent of admission as a music major. SAuditions and Music Theory Assessment Departmental Auditions Students intending to become music majors at North Carolina Central University are required to audition on the primary instrument prior to acceptance into the Music Department. It is expected that students plan for auditions well in advance of their audition dates. Students living within a 100-mile radius of Durham are expected to audition on- site. Other students may submit a CD or DVD recording in lieu of a live audition, although an in-person audition is preferred. A recording should be of the best audio or video quality possible, although primary emphasis will be placed upon the quality of the performance. 5 ndergraduate Jazz Studies Auditionshe Department of Music is located in the Edwards Music Building, the BN Duke Bldg, the Lee Students auditioning to be JazzBuilding Studies majors and the must Student audition Services for acceptance Annex. These into the Jazz Studies programfacilities IN ADDITION house two TOrecording their auditionstudios, afor concert admission to the Music Department.hall, a computer The Jazz laboratory, Studies audition five large usually rehearsal occurs at the same time as the departmentalspaces, several audition. internet-ready smart classrooms and numerous practice rooms. UJazz Studies auditions will includeT the following components: The department’s 25 pianos feature mostly Steinway products, Performance of two prepared includingselections, a Steinwaywith improvisation “D” 9’ grand including and three oneSteinway blues 7’or grands. “Rhythm changes” piece. B. N. Duke Auditorium houses a large 36-rank pipe organ, and One ballad two smaller ones in the Edwards Music Building are available to Sight-reading assessment organ majors. Assessment of facility with chords and scales Music Theory Assessment The Music Theory Assessment Test, which determines placement in the Fundamentals and Harmony classes, is given during the orientation period at the beginning of each semester. 6 step into the world of jazz music CCU offers study leading to the bachelor of music and master of music in Jazz Studies. Our stellar faculty includes Dr. Ira Wiggins (Director, saxophone), Branford Marsalis (Artist-in-Residence, saxophone), Joey NCalderazzo (Artist-in-Residence, piano), Brian Horton (saxophone), Arnold George (saxophone/vocal), Lenora Helm (vocal), Albert Strong (trumpet), Robert Trowers (trombone), Ed Paolantonio (piano), Baron Tymas (guitar), Damon Brown (bass) and Thomas Taylor (percussion). In addition to our faculty, some of the worlds greatest talents perform here with our students and their own groups. Just within the last year, artists such as Steve Wilson, Bobby Broom, Christian McBride, Nnenna Freelon and Jimmy Heath have graced our campus with performances and workshops. It is no surprise, then, that scores of recent alumni have been honored with IAJE all-star band spots, 7 step into the world of jazz music JAZZ EMSEMBLES The NCCU Big Bands, under the direction of Dr. Ira Wiggins, have earned top honors at numerous American and international festivals and have twice performed at the White House. Performances have featured many jazz greats, including Jimmy Heath, Branford Marsalis, Joey Calderazzo, James Moody, Keith Copeland, Donald Brown, Kenny Burrell, Roy Hargrove, The Count Basie Orchestra, Clarence Seay, Frank Foster, Curtis Fuller, Ed Thigpen, Louie Bellson, Grady Tate, Alvin Baptiste, Clark Terry, Ellis Marsalis,T Dick Oatts, Terell Stafford, Steve Wilson, Vanessa Rubin, Nicholas Payton, Fred Wesley, Maceo Parker, Freddie Cole, Antonio Hart, Nnenna Freelon and others. 8 JAZZ VOCAL EMSEMBLES he NCCU Vocal Ensembles have won accolades at numerous American and international festivals and have twice performed at the White House with the NCCU Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Combos. The Ensemble and guest artist Joey Calderazzo were featured at the 2008 International Association for Jazz Education Conference in Toronto, Canada. The Ensemble performed with pianistT Geri Allen and vocalist Carmen Lundy at the NCCU Jazz Festival in 2007. in 2009 they became the first college vocal group to perform at the prestigious Notre Dame Jazz Festival. 9 MISSION The Department of Music at North Carolina Central University is dedicated to preparing students to excel as leaders in the music professions, through innovative teaching methods, individual attention and excellent facilities. Our undergraduate and graduate programs are committed to cultivating complete musicians, able to think critically, compete in the professional marketplace and creatively enrich a wide spectrum of artistic and educational environments. We strive to help our students comprehend technology and the evolving roles of music in society. We also seek to promote greater understanding of the history and traditions of American music and the rich diversity among the world’s musics.1940s on down through Afro-Cuban jazz, West Coast jazz, ska jazz, cool jazz, Indo jazz, avant-garde jazz, soul jazz, modal jazz, chamber jazz, free jazz, Latin jazz in various 10 step into the world of jazz music rom swing to bebop to free jazz, jazz music has a rich history. If you enjoy playing, hearing, composing, and studying jazz music, you might consider majoring in jazz studies. At the heart of any jazz program are music theory courses that break down this musical genre into its technical parts and look at Fhow jazz music moves between keys, chords, and modes. You’ll also study the history of jazz and its influence on other American musical traditions, such as the blues. 11 .
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