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Notre Dame Collegiate Jazz Festival Program, 1993 Archives of the University of Notre Dame Archives of the University of Notre Dame CONTENTS 1993 eJF STAFF Erik (the bold) Hanson ® Al Kozar · j(j,r/.;,;,u',;,; ./1t5~/lr,ycp Brian CapOZZi 271-1177 2 CHAIRMAN'S WELCOME PAPA JOHN'S REGULAR MENU Greg Gager Chris Bell 10" Small 14" Large 16" Extra Large TOPPINGS: Extra Cheese · ·rr~,t1cah;-'/I'; [z4;'w:k'p PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE Ham Mushrooms Cheese Pizza 5.43 7.86 10.86 Cristina Mendoza Pepperoni Onions One Topping 6.10 8.76 12.05 Sausage BLack Olives ,c0Y,/I-0c ga,';'Y/~ Two Toppings 6.71 9.67 13.24 Ground Beef Green Olives MEMORIES Christina Prask 4 Three Toppings 7.14 10.57 14.43 Bacon Green Peppers Anchovies Jalapeno Peppers Four Toppings 7.62 11.29 15.62 .-::lJ'C''Y/'£r//'' •:~';!h/w~£///(''/(. 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V..1Jd~II4I'ltfl""""a1Clk__ --------------~--------------~--------------~--------------~--------------~--------------~ ---------------------------------------- Archives of the University of Notre Dame FROM THE CHAIRMAN PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE -n behalf of the entire staff of the 1993 Collegiate Jazz Festival, I would like to welcome you ~to the 35th annual Jazz Festival held at the University of Notre Dame. For those of us who have only been associated with the festival for a few years, it is hard to imagine the first Notre Dame festival which took place in 1959 in the old Field House. Somehow, against the odds, the festival has survived its austere beginnings and has made its mark on jazz history. It is the oldest festi­ val of its kind and like so many things at Notre Dame, it has become a tradition. Unlike many other student organized festivities on this campus, ClF is a noble and proud tradition, one based on the virtues of musical and educational excellence. It is a tradition which has been kept alive by the dedi­ cation of students and jazz musicians from throughout the nation. For them, and for all of us who FRIDAY have been able to be a part of its history, the Notre Dame Collegiate Jazz Festival will always bring back fond memories. In this, our 35th year, we celebrate our proud history. Therefore, we have creat­ University of Notre Dame Jazz Band 7:30 p.m. ed this special length program to appropriately commemorate t'le event. I sincerely hope that the SYZYGY (The Crane School of Music Jazz Sextet) 8:15 p.m. bands, the audience, and the judges find this year's fe'tival to be truly rewarding. We also hope the festival will continue to uphold its long standing traditions of hospitality, professionalism, quality, and, Purdue University Jazz Band 9:00 p.m. most importantly, personality. M.LT. Festival Jazz Ensemble 9:45 p.m. This year we are pleased to welcome to our stage thirteen, excellent collegiate ensembles as Judges' Jam 10:30 p.m. well as our distinguished panel of judges. I am sure we will all be entertained if not inspired by their performances. In our efforts to eliminate competitive attitudes regarding the festival, the judges will be asked to choose a number of outstanding instrumentalists and ensembles to honor at the end of our festivities. Each group will also receive constructive criticisms of their performances to facilitate musi­ cal growth in a performing environment. ~URDAY ~FTERNOON Because this festival continues to be a student run affair, I would like to thank all those stu­ dents who helped in putting on what I believe to be Notre Dame's finest student organized activity. This year's entire staff has been nothing short of fantastic. By the middle of February we had reached judges' Clinics - D Band Building 11:30 a.m. a stage of accomplishment that we had not reached in previous years until April. Special thanks go Rm. 101 - Rhythm, Rm. 102 - Reeds, Rm. 103 - Brass out to Brian Capozzi, who handled the budget and finance aspects of the festival with a great deal of niversity of orthern Iowa jazz Band I 1:00 p.m. enthusiasm, originality, and zeal; Greg Goger, for doing it all, whenever asked; Al Kozar, who drove niversity of Notre Dame Jazz Combo 1:45 p.m. me to Chicago, helped with about everything, and single handedly organized our program creation; Crane School of Music Jazz Ensemble 2:30 p.m. Sean Kenney, who wrote the program text, designed certificates, and consistently reminded Father Ge rge to write a 35th anniversary article; and our three publicity managers, Aaron, Liz, and Jim who wov'tet (Western Michigan University jazz Combo) 3:15 p.m. enthusiastically managed our growing advertising efforts. Fredonia Jazz Ensemble 4:00 p.m. And of course, my deepest gratitude goes to Father George Wiskirchen, csc. Without Father George there would be no jazz festival at Notre Dame. His efforts for the festival and love of the music have inspired many in the Notre Dame family, including myself. I hope that the vision and per­ sonality which he has given to the Notre Dame Collegiate Jazz Festival over the past 34 years will Saturday N i g h t continue to be the foundation on which future festivals are built. Working on this festival over the past four years has been a true highlight of my Notre Dame Eastern Illinois University Jazz Ensemble 7:30 p.m. experience. I hope that some day I may be able to return to the festival as a spectator and enjoy "the William Paterson College :'\Jew jazz Ensemble 8:15 p.m. finest in collegiate jazz." It goes without saying that without an audience the Collegiate Jazz Festival could not continue to exist. Thank you very much for coming and for your continued support of the Western Michigan University ja/z Orchestra 9:00 p.m. Collegiate Jazz Festival at the University of otre Dame. Michigan State University jazz Band I 9:45 p.m. Michigan State niversity jazz Band I - f aturing Bunky Green, guest soloist 10:30 p.m. Erik \'</. Hanson Chairman, ClF 1993 Archives of the University of Notre Dame THIRTY-FIVE YEARS OF COLLEGIATE JAZZ few... the list is mind-boggling and T know I'm festival (some twists good, others not so good) leaving out some very important ones but there but all acting with energy, concern and deep just isn't room. inlnest in the oldest collegiate jazz festival and hi; is the program for the 35th Annual Memorial) with the band on one end of the I remember sam of the great band lead­ none of them able to badly Jamage or subvert it. Collegiate Jazz Festival. .. Dear God! Is it empty basketball floor and the judges on the ers and producers of jazz: Stan Kenton, Johnny I remember from 25 yvars ago Paul Schlaver (now Y possible that so many years have gone other end with the audience in the seats on either Richards, Quincy Jones, Henry Mancini, Oliver doing social work in the 13oston area), John oel by so quickly' No question ahout it and here we side of the court. I remember the primitive light­ Nelson, Frank Foster, Gerald Wilson. I rem mber (a hicago lawyer) and Greg Mullen (how the ,He coming up on another Cjr. ing and PA system with the sound just as boomy some of th great trumpet players: Clark Terry, years fly by.. .! taught Greg in high school and he "Memories" (: hate <-ats) "are made of as Stepan Center and warmup facilities in the Red Rodney, Randy Brecker, Jimmy Owens, at played with the M lodons of DHS at the festival things like that" (and Dean arten's a close sec­ fencing locker room.
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