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2015 GRAMMY Camp 2015 GRAMMY Camp - Jazz Session Name Home Town School Instrument Evan Abounassar Yorba Linda, CA Los Angeles County High School for the Arts Trumpet 3 Zachary Adleman Montclair, NJ Montclair High School Drums Abdulrahman Amer Brooklyn, NY LaGuardia high school for the arts Trombone 2 Javier Astorga Fresno, CA Buchanan High school Trumpet 5 Joshua Bermudez Miami, FL New World School of the Arts Guitar John Michael Bradford Metairie, LA NOCCA Academic Studio Trumpet 4 Derrick Bynum West Bloomfield, MI Detroit School of Arts Vocalist (Bass) Ganiyu Dauda Las Vegas, NV Las Vegas Academy Bari Sax Darynn Dean Redondo Beach, CA Mira Costa Highschool Vocalist (Alto) Claire Dickson Medford, MA Claire Dickson Vocalist (Alto) Lindsay Dobbs San Mateo , CA Aragon High School Trombone 3 Chris Fishman Hermosa Beach, CA Los Angeles County High School for the Arts Piano Jared Freiburg West Des Moines, IA Valley High School Vocalist (Tenor) Anthony Hervey Miramar, FL Dillard Center for the Arts Trumpet Jazz Angelie Humbert Geneva, IL Geneva Community High School Media Team Maurice Johnson Hempstead, NY Long Island Highschool for the Arts Vocalist (Tenor) Rico Jones Denver, CO Denver School of the Arts Tenor Sax Alex Laurenzi Mountain Lakes, NJ Mountain Lakes High School Alto Sax 2 Nick Lee Los Angeles, CA LA County High School for the Arts (LACHSA) Trombone 1 Alyssa McDoom Weston, FL Cypress Bay High School Vocalist (Soprano) Kanoa Mendenhall Richmond, CA NOVA Independent School Bass JONAH MOSS Walnut Creek, CA Northgate High School Trumpet Lead Angelica Pollard San Ramon, CA California High School Media Team Joshua Reinier San Francisco, CA The Nueva School Vocalist (Bass) Ethan Santos Fresno, CA Buchanan High School Bass Trombone Maxwell Schwartz Berkeley, CA Berkeley High School Bass Santosh Sharma Seattle, WA Roosevelt High School Tenor Sax 1 Sharada Shashidhar Painted Post, NY Corning-Painted Post High School Vocalist (Soprano) Jared Silverstein Hillsborough, NJ Hillsborough High School Drums Isaiah Thompson West Orange, NJ Montclair Kimberley Academy (MKA) Piano GRAMMY Camp - Jazz Session Page 1 of 21 Immanuel Wilkins Upper Darby, PA Upper Darby High School Alto Sax Evan Wright Flemington, NJ Hunterdon Central Regional High School Guitar 2014 GRAMMY Camp - Jazz Session Name Home Town School Instrument Andy Arditi Encino, CA Harvard-Westlake School Tenor Sax Joshua Bermudez Miami, FL New World School of the Arts Guitar Johnathan Black Tucson, AZ Tucson High Magnet School Trombone 1 Caleb Collins Palos Verdes Estates, CA Los Angeles County High School for the Arts Vocalist (Bass) Adrian Cota West Covina, CA Los Angeles County High School for the Arts Drums Lauren Craig Chicago, IL Fenwick High School Media Team Cole Davis New York, NY Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts Bass Darynn Dean Los Angeles, CA Mira Costa High School Vocalist (Alto) Dylan DeAnda Grapevine, TX Booker T. Washington HS for the Performing and Visual Arts Vocalist (Tenor) Colby Ewatuya Allen, TX Booker T. Washington HS for the Performing and Visual Arts Vocalist (Tenor) Fernando Ferrarone Miami, FL Felix Varela Senior High School Trumpet Yesseh Furaha-Ali Upper Darby, PA Upper Darby High School Tenor Sax Michael Gutierrez Clovis, CA Buchanan High School Trumpet Stephanie Hansen Clive, IA Valley High School Vocalist (Alto) Coleman Hughes Montclair, NJ Newark Academy Trombone 2 Aris Kare Rancho Palos Verdes, CA Palos Verdes High School Guitar Cameron MacIntosh South Orange, NJ Columbia High School Drums Alyssa McDoom Weston, FL Cypress Bay High School Vocalist (Soprano) Kanoa Mendenhall Novato, CA Marin School of the Arts Bass Jeffery Miller New Orleans, LA New Orleans Center for Creative Arts Trombone 3 Zoe Obadia Glen Ridge, NJ Glen Ridge High School Alto Sax 1 John Otten Seattle, WA Roosevelt High School Trumpet Ashley Pezzotti Plantation, FL Miami Arts Charter Vocalist (Soprano) Drew Schwendiman Summit, NJ Summit High School Media Team Henry Solomon Woodside, CA Interlochen Arts Academy Baritone Saxophone Andrew Stephens Sacramento, CA Rio Americano High School Trumpet Lead Austin Thomas Houston, TX High School for the Performing and Visual Arts Piano Robert Washington III Augusta, GA John S. Davidson Fine Arts Magnet School Vocalist (Bass) Liam Werner Montclair, NJ Montclair High School Trumpet Jazz Peter Wikle Santa Ana, CA Orange County School of the Arts Bass Trombone Immanuel Wilkins Upper Darby, PA Upper Darby High School Alto Sax 2 Matt Wong San Francisco, CA Ruth Asawa San Francisco School of the Arts Piano GRAMMY Camp - Jazz Session Page 2 of 21 2013 GRAMMY Camp - Jazz Session Name Home Town School Instrument Matthew Babineaux Mesquite, TX Booker T. Washington HS for the Performing and Visual Arts Tenor Sax Johnathan Black Tucson, AZ Tucson High Magnet School Trombone 1 Max Boiko Sunrise, FL Dillard High School Trumpet Chloe Brisson Hanover, NH Hanover High School Vocalist (Alto) Bob Bruya Ellensburg, WA Ellensburg High School Bass Chris Burrus Nashville, TN Montgomery Bell Academy Vocalist (Bass) Cameron Capers Stone Mountain, GA DeKalb School of the Arts Media Team Adrian Cota West Covina, CA Los Angeles County High School for the Arts Drums Fernando Ferrarone Miami, FL Felix Varela Senior High School Trumpet James Francies Houston, TX High School for the Performing and Visual Arts Piano Kate Gratson Brooklyn, NY Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts Vocalist (Soprano) Frederic Griggs Carlisle, PA Carlisle High School Drums Sam Hart New City, NY Clarkstown High School South Alto Sax 1 Nathan Heldman Los Angeles, CA Hamilton High School Academy of Music Vocalist (Tenor) Coleman Hughes Montclair, NJ Newark Academy Trombone 2 Julian Lee Montclair, NJ Montclair High School Tenor Sax Aidan Lombard Kenilworth, IL New Trier Township High School Trumpet Jazz Matthew Malanowski Farmingdale, NY Farmingdale High School Piano Blake Manternach Coralville, IA West High School Trombone 3 Mark Mekailian Arcadia, CA Los Angeles County High School for the Arts Vocalist (Bass) Ashley Pezzotti Plantation, FL Miami Arts Charter Vocalist (Alto) Elena Pinderhughes Berkeley, CA Berkeley High School Vocalist (Soprano) Michael Raehpour Wichita, KS Andover High School Trumpet Lead Francis Salerno De Pere, WI De Pere High School Guitar Simone Boszormenyi San Jose, CA Bentley School Guitar Lenard Simpson Milwaukee, WI Wauwatosa East Alto Sax 2 Elliott Skinner Plano, TX Booker T. Washington HS for the Performing and Visual Arts Vocalist (Tenor) Henry Solomon Woodside, CA Interlochen Arts Academy Baritone Saxophone Andrew Sommer Marietta, GA Indiana University High School Bass Nathan Sparks Prairie City, IA Southeast Polk Senior High Trumpet 2 Allison Spice Trabuco Canyon, CA Mission Viejo High School Media Team Peter Wikle Santa Ana, CA Orange County School of the Arts Bass Trombone GRAMMY Camp - Jazz Session Page 3 of 21 2012 GRAMMY Camp - Jazz Session Name Home Town School Instrument Max Boiko Sunrise, FL Dillard High School Trumpet 4 Matt Bumgardner North Bend, WA Mount Si High School Trombone 2 Kevin Burke Garden City, NY Garden City High School Media Team Lucas del Calvo Marina del Rey, CA Crossroads School for Arts and Sciences Guitar Ryan DeWeese Yorba Linda, CA Esperanza High School Trumpet Lead Beka Gochiashvili New York, NY Julliard Pre-College/Home-Schooled Piano Kayvon Gordon Detroit, MI Renaissance High School Drums Sam Hart New City, NY Clarkstown High School South Alto Sax 1 Nathan Heldman Los Angeles, CA Hamilton High School Academy of Music Tenor Sax Coleman Hughes Montclair, NJ Newark Academy Trombone 3 Daryl Johns Englewood, NJ Dwight-Englewood School Bass Tom Kelley Canton, CT Canton High School Alto Sax 2 Julian Lee Montclair, NJ Montclair High School Tenor Sax David Leon Miami, FL New World School of the Arts Baritone Saxophone Ashley Levin Augusta, GA John S. Davidson Fine Arts Magnet School Vocalist (Soprano) Cameron Macintosh South Orange, NJ Columbia High School Drums Antonio Madruga Pembroke Pines, FL New World School of the Arts Piano Mark Mekailian Arcadia, CA Los Angeles County High School for the Arts Bass Myles Nuzzi Cumberland, ME Greely High School Bass Veronica O'Brien Greenwood, VA Albemarle High School Vocalist (Alto) Adam O'Farrill Brooklyn, NY Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts Trumpet Jazz Chris Palowitch Pleasanton, CA Amador Valley High School Bass Trombone Felix Ramsey, Jr. Milwaukee, WI Milwaukee High School of the Arts Vocalist (Tenor) Julian Ring Piedmont, CA Piedmont High School Media Team Connor Schultze Foxborough, MA Foxborough High School Bass Laila Smith San Jose, CA Marin School of the Arts Vocalist (Soprano) Christina Takayama Woodside, CA Menlo-Atherton High School Vocalist (Alto) Tyler Tritt Philadelphia, PA J.R. Masterman Home and School Trumpet Lead Jyron Walls Houston, TX High School for the Performing and Visual Arts Tenor Sax Michael Wang Sacramento, CA Rio Americano High School Trombone 1 GRAMMY Camp - Jazz Session Page 4 of 21 2011 GRAMMY Jazz Ensembles Name Home Town School Instrument Patrick Bartley Coral Springs, FL Dillard High School Alto Sax 1 Cory Boris Kingston, NY Kingston Senior High School Trombone 2 William Bridges Lauderhill, FL North Broward Preparatory School Alto Sax Taylor Daniel Germantown, TN Briarcrest High School Vocalist (Tenor) Emma Davis West Linn, OR West Linn High School Vocalist (Soprano) Xavier Del Castillo Carnation, WA Roosevelt High School Tenor Sax Hope Flores Los Angeles, CA Los Angeles County High School for the Arts Vocalist (Alto) Steven Gordon Santa Monica, CA Santa Monica High School Piano David James Del Mar, CA Canyon Crest Academy Drums Daryl Johns Englewood, NJ Dwight-Englewood School Bass Tom Kelley Canton, CT Canton High School Alto Sax 2 Kaia Lagoni Fort Collins, CO Rocky Mountain High School Vocalist (Alto) David Leon Miami, FL New World School of the Arts Baritone Saxophone Antonio Madruga Pembroke Pines, FL New World School of the Arts Piano Christian Marrero Boynton, FL Dreyfoos School of the Arts Trumpet Lead Kyle Molitor Tigard, OR Tigard High School Trombone 3 Timothy Nelson Bothell, WA Bothell High School Vocalist (Bass) Adam O'Farrill Brooklyn, NY Fiorello H.
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