scholars from other areas participating in today’s ensemble are Josh Goldstein, Aaron Holguin, and Chris Innes. And we also have a President’s Scholar, namely Evan Hamada.

Many thanks to Christine Guter, Jimmy Emerzian, Matt Falker, Cindy Dicken, Dr. Ray Briggs, and our applied faculty for helping our students develop a thorough understanding of jazz and maintain a high level of musicianship and professionalism.

And last, but not least, a sincere thanks to the technical crew for sound reinforcement and staging. Their hard work and expertise plays a critically important role in the success of our performances. PERSONNEL JAZZ LAB BAND Nathan King—director

Alto Sax—Brandon Muhawi* Alto Sax—Hayden Dekker* CORNER POCKET Tenor Sax—Arturo Gallardo Jonny Arenas—director Tenor Sax—Sydney Carpentier Tenor Sax—Marcelo Santos* Soprano Baritone Sax—Colin Ward Tessa McClintock Hillary Ngo JAZZ LAB BAND Trumpet—Andrew Rosenblum Jaclyn Neuffer Trumpet—Maria Valenzuela Trumpet—Emily Carpentier Alto Trumpet—Bryce Hansen Selene Fernandez NATHAN KING, DIRECTOR Natalie Gonzalez Sohui Jeong* (graduate) Trombone—Anna Menotti* Trombone—Josue Vega-Castillo Baritone Trombone—Phineas Crisp* Elijah Cineas Bass Trombone—Scott Morris Keven Navarro Jake Tuaniga Piano—Nathan Pinto* Bass—Matthew Evans* Piano—Yoonjeong Park* (graduate) Drums—Jordon Weckerly Drums—Jordan Weckerly CORNER POCKET Vibraphone—Joseph Nazariego Bass—Matthew Evans

* jazz major JONNY ARENAS, DIRECTOR UPCOMING “JAZZ AT THE BEACH” EVENTS

• Saturday, May 11 2019: Pacific Standard Time & Jazz And Tonic, Christine Guter and Cynthia Dicken, directors 4:00pm/8:00pm Daniel Recital Hall Tickets $10/7 SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2019 4:00PM

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This concert is funded in part by the INSTRUCTIONALLY RELATED ACTIVITIES FUNDS (IRA) provided by California State University, Long Beach. WELCOME to this campus concert of our 2018-2019 season of “Jazz at the Beach.” ABOUT JONNY ARENAS Jonny Arenas is a jazz vocalist and educator This afternoon we feature two of our six major performing ensembles, namely Corner from Los Angeles county who is currently attending the Bob Cole Conservatory Pocket and the Jazz Lab Band. Many hours of hard work go into our performances, so of Music at CSULB. He is an Ella Fitzgerald Scholar pursuing a master’s degree in we enjoy having this chance to share our music with you. Thank you for supporting jazz studies with an emphasis in voice. At the BCCM he is the graduate assistant to our students. world-renowned educator, Christine Guter, the men’s section leader of the award- winning vocal jazz ensemble, Pacific Standard Time, and a member of the Bob Cole Chamber Choir. Along with directing Corner Pocket at CSULB, he has also PROGRAM CORNER POCKET taught privately at the Long Beach Vocal Jazz Academy as well as the Monterey Jazz Festival Summer Jazz Camp. Jonny is extremely fortunate to be given the We’ve Got a World That Swings ...... Luis Yule Brown & Lil Mattis opportunity to direct Corner Pocket for a second year. arr. Kerry Marsh

Time After Time...... Sammy Cahn and Jule Styne ABOUT NATHAN KING Nathan King is a woodwind performer, jazz arr. Kerry Marsh saxophonist and music educator in the Orange County and Los Angeles area. He Natalie Gonzalez, Elijah Cineas has studied with musicians such as Gary Foster, Jeff Ellwood, Katisse Buckingham, Sal Lozano, Dan St. Marseille, Damon Zick and Chris Bartz. Nathan has shared Angel Eyes...... Earl Brent and Matt Dennis the stage with , , Bob Sheppard, Doc Severinsen, Nick arr. Matt Falker Mancini, , John Clayton, Gregg Field, Steve Houghton, Eric Jaclyn Neuffer, Natalie Gonzalez, Jake Tuaniga Marienthal, Walt Weiskopf, Joe LaBarbara and many others. He performs in a variety of groups including The Mercy Stone, a multi-genre chamber ensemble, Bill Phase Dance...... Pat Metheny and Cunliffe’s big band, “Bachanalia” and his own group, The King Quartet. His quartet arr. Kerry Marsh has performed at well-known jazz venues including the Blue Whale, Catalina Jazz Tessa McClintock, Sohui Jeong Club and the Alvas Showroom. Nathan’s music has taken him around the world including to China and Hawaii. He was featured with the Hyperion Saxophone I Get a Kick Out of You...... Cole Porter Quartet along with the CSUF Wind Symphony at the 2015 California All-State arr. Matt Falker Music Education Conference. Additionally, Nathan was selected among hundreds of applicants throughout the nation to participate in the 2015 Disneyland All- Hillary Ngo, Keven Navarro, Selene Fernandez, Jake Tuaniga American College Band. Most recently, he was honored the award of Best Saxophonist at the 2016 Reno Jazz Festival.

Along with being an active performer, Nathan teaches in the Southern California INTERMISSION JAZZ LAB BAND area both privately and through local schools including the Orange County School of the Arts. Nathan earned a Bachelor of Music in Saxophone Performance with an You Got It...... Bill Cunliffe emphasis in Jazz and Commercial Music from California State University, Fullerton. He is currently pursuing a Master of Music in Jazz Studies from California State Andrew Rosenblum—trumpet, Collin Ward—baritone sax University, Long Beach as the graduate assistant under the Beau and Jo France Arturo Gallardo—tenor sax, Emily Carpentier—trumpet Graduate Jazz Studies Scholarship.

Basic-ally Yours...... Thad Jones SINCERE APPRECIATION We thank KKJZ 88.1 radio and Mt. Wilson Nathan Pinto—piano, Joseph Nazariego—bass Broadcasting for annually providing four scholarships to leading instrumental jazz majors. This year’s recipients areAlex Flavell, Spencer Wiles, Jackie Rush, and Karo Top Daddy...... Matt Harris Galadjian. We look forward to the continued partnership between KKJZ 88.1 and “Jazz at the Beach.” Matthew Evans—bass, Joseph Nazariego—vibes, Hayden Dekker—alto sax We extend a special thanks to Joanne France for her generous gift to our program. Underground...... Tyler Kuebler The Beau and Jo France Graduate Jazz Studies Scholarship provides the opportunity for a graduate student to direct the Jazz Lab Band and to work with the Director of Ryan Deweese—trumpet Jazz Studies to learn how to coordinate a collegiate jazz program. This year’s France scholarship recipient is Nathan King. Tutti For Cuttie...... Duke Ellington/Jimmy Hamilton trans. David Berger Thank you toRegena Cole for an endowment that funds two partial scholarships per year for the instrumental jazz program at the Bob Cole Conservatory of Music. Ryan Deweese—trumpet, Brandon Muhawi—alto sax Returning Cole scholars include Andrew Solare, Cade Gotthardt, and Max Myrick. Cole