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Archives of the University of Notre Dame I I r . , I 100­ Archives of the University of Notre Dame ..................... to 0 mmm~m\\\\\\\\~\: ·-"" .''''':. ' ••ill 11: '11..... 1111: · f1111 - . ­ • ~~ ~staff list 1973 NOTRE DAME COLLEGIATE JAZZ FESTIVAL APRIL 12, 13 & 14 Chairman Bob Syburg Advertisements Roger Foley Applications & Accommodations Chuck Leader Artist .............................. Barbara Simonds Black Studies Director , Granville Cleveland Cultural Arts Commissioner . .. Roche Schulfer Super-Coupe... Faculty Advisor James S. Phillips ONLY AT GATES DOWNTOWN High School Contest .................... Mario Avalos START WITH YOUR PICK OF A VEGA Judges Bob Syburg MODEL AND COLOR FROM THE BIG THERE ARE BIG SAVINGS ON SELECTION AT GATES DOWNTOWN. Photographer ........................... Roger Foley VEGA AT GATES DOWNTOWN BECAUSE THERE'S ALWAYS Design yourself a Super-Coupe Prizes .................................. Kenneth Lee A BIG SELECTION. • Start with a Vega Hatchback or Notchback. • Choose your own distinctive hood, side, and rear deck striping. Producer . .. Damian Leader • Pick a contrasting color for your vinyl landau roof. • You can personalize your Vega and choose any of the many Vega Prog~~m options for your added driving comfort. i_ ., , ,. Ellen Syburg I we may not be perfect... but we're working at it. • \ PublICIty T om Roche ~i!.\.1: -,11.11'.11111, .\-·111 ,. '0' -'0'­ •to 0 •••••••••••• , ••••••••••••'0' •••••• . ~ . l· ,1I11~1II' . \~ \~\\N~\j1\\\W\\ lI,i.lIlll.~ ". ._ __-;......: . .... -I_ __. .. J .. • Archives of the University of Notre Dame It is easy for one so young to think fifteen years is Thanks to this year's diverst and talented judges' an eternity. I was six and probably in bed when the panel, Dan Morgenstern, Alvin Batiste, Gil Evans, Joe first "cool" tones of the Midwest Collegiate Jazz Fes­ Farrell, Hubert Laws, Jimmy Owens and Roy Haynes, tival echoed through the rafters and across the dirt and to our master of ceremonies Willis Conover, who floors of the old Fieldhouse. Dwight Eisenhower was all generously donate their time and experience. in the White House, Fisher Hall was the new building A special note of appreciation to Bill Raventos and on campus, Vietnam was known only to philatilists Bill Sutherland and all the people of Electro-Voice, and political analyzers, Sputnik was still a wonder, Inc. who each year conquer the bizarre acoustics of 'Digger' Phelps was in high school, but jazz had come Stepan Center; to Selmer, Chicago Musical Instru­ to Notre Dame. It is here to stay. ment, Conn, King, Avedis-Zildjian and all our prize The changes have been many; the results satisfy­ donators; also to Jim Phillips, Rev. George Wischerken ing. Ever since I first came to CJF, as a senior in high and all the friends, advisors, and aides that have made school in 1969 (to the amazement of my friends I the preparations for CJF's past and present so much guessed all six semi-final Winners-Illinois, Northern easier: Dan Morgenstern, Ellie, Byron, Leighton Hun, Iowa, Case Western Reserve, Andy Goodrich QUintet, Dr. Mayben Herring, GranviU Cleveland, Aynsley Ron DeWar Quartet, Ron Elliston-Jeff Foote-Cecil Dunbar, Roche Schulfer, Dick Bizot, Charles Suber, ,'. tak~ Bridgewater Quintet-if you remember) we have Bob Ackerman, Ruth DePaepe, Ziggy, Indiana Bell, en different paths. No more Best Big Band, no Best AliCE: Rupert, Gates, and all the past chairpersons and Combo, no finals, student composition award, guest judges listed in these pages and many more. Thanks bands, the Bizot trophy, the NEA, benefit concerts, of a special order to the National Endowment for the symposia, the Collegiate Jazz Festival Collection are Arts for their grant to CJF and to the staff of CJF among the more obvious deletions and innovations. XV who have done anotner outstanding job. And the patterns of change and renewal will continue as CJF leads the way in the experience of jazz on the But once again our gratitude to our expanding college campus. audience and the talented young musicians without , whom fifteen years would have indeed been an eter­ At this juncture, fifteen years into our history, it nity. -.1 seems appropriate to pause and mention not only some of the people who have made this year's anniversary celebration possible, but the people whose time and talent made the fifteen years we celebrate now happen, BOB SYBURG one at a time. Chairman, eJF XV Chuck Leader, Barb Simonds, Damian Leader, Bob Syburg, Ellen Syburg, Ken Lee, Jim Phillips, Mario Avalos, Tom Roche. Archives of the University of Notre Dame t ,raJg he glass brig tv a fifl0znth anniversary Archives of the University of Notre Dame • 1973 high school jqzz band coolest , by jim hynes prizes cjf '73 On Saturday, April 14, 1973, the Collegiate Festival ernoon competition. This will began at approximately is sponsoring CJF's HIGH SCHOOL JAZZ BAND 4:30 p.m. CONTEST, This contest, now in its seventh year of The bands participating this year come from differ­ annual competition, is a special feature of the FestivaL ent areas of Indiana, with one band travelling all the Outstanding Performance - $100 Cash Awards Select high school bands perform in a day-long con­ way from Buffalo, New York to compete. Last year's (Big Band or Combo) CJF Plaques test, 9 'til 5, in Washington Hall. Each band is allowed winners, the jazz band from Crown Point High School twenty minutes of performance time in which two of Crown Point, Indiana is back to try for another Best pieces must be presented. One of these pieces must be of the Show rating. Another previous winner in at­ Outstanding Instrumentalist - Richard B. Bizot Trophy from a list of required numbers selected by the contest tendance is Elmhurst High School of Fort Wayne; CJF Plaque committee. Bands are judged on much the same cri~ joining them from Fort Wayne is North Side High teria as the college groups; rhythmic accuracy, dyna­ School. There are four bands from Indianapolis com­ - Octo-Voice and Vari-Level Pick-up mics, balance, interpretation, etc.; the group that is peting: Lawrence Central, Warren Central, Pike, and Best Reed Soloist rated highest receives the "Best of the Show." Con­ Northwest high schools. Returning competitors in­ donated by King comitant to this award is the opportunity for this win­ clude, in addition to the above: Highland High School, ning group to perform at the final session of the CJF Wendell Willkie High School (of Elwood), and John Best Trumpet Soloist - Model E10 aIds Custom Trumpet Saturday night in Stepan Center. A trophy is present­ Adams (of South Bend). New participants include: donated by Chicago Musical Instruments ed to the winner while the top four runner-ups receive Anderson High School (of Anderson), Goshen High plaques, All of these awards are donated by the H. A. School, Hobart High School, LaVille High School, and Selmer Company, Elkhart, Indiana. As a special at­ the Lab Band of St. Joseph's Collegiate Institute from Best Flute Soloist -CJF Plaque traction this year's contest is presenting Father Wis­ Buffalo, New York. These fifteen groups and their di­ kirchen's Notre Dame Jazz Band Com.bo to conduct a rectors are giving high school students a valuable edu­ clinic for the high school musicians following the aft­ cation through experience in the jazz medium. Best Guitarist - RG 90-410 guitar amp. donated by Randall Total committment to total percussion of the highest attainable quality...that's ILlLJUllcj LUDWIG. To the audience, this means getting more of the musical message-­ Best Pianist - Model FlO Folk Guitar from the crystalline tone of a high pitched chime to the percussive boom of donated by Conn PROFESSIONAL the big bass drum. To the artist, it means an extra margin of instrument sensitivity, durability, and tonal projection. y'es, in percussion, the leader is PERCUSSION LU OWl G.. the name that puts the pro in product. Ludwig Industries· Best Drummer (s) - Drum set by Ludwig; Cymbals donated by 1728 N. Damen Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60647 Zildjian Best Composer-Arranger - $100 - Big Band (if awarded) $ 50-Combo Best Trombone Soloist -CJF Plaque Best Bass Player - Model C10 Classic Guitar donated by Conn Best Miscellaneous Instrumentalist - CJF Plaque Best High School Band - $100 Cash Award; Selmer Trophy; Porta-Desks donated by Selmer • Archives of the University of Notre Dame cjt '73 sIoff CJF Bob Syburg is a senior from South Bend, Indiana MASTER OF CEREMONIES: majoring in American Studies, Black Studies and African Studies. He has been associated with CJF for four years, first as stage manager, then producer and for the last two festivals as chairman. Bob hopes to MR. WILLIS CONOVER apply his sensitive knowledge of jazz and the arts to loading freight in the near future. cessful jazz program over Voice of Among the many jazz produc­ America. This show is so popular tions that Mr. Conover has present­ with the people of other countries ed is the presentation of The Or­ that Conover has several fan clubs, chestra, led by Joe Timer, in Wash­ and he is always given a diplomatic ington, D. C. in 1951. More recently, For the fifth consecutive year, reception on his foreign tours. In he has been involved with the The Collegiate Jazz Festival is priv­ addition to the work he does for White House Salute to Duke Elling­ ileged to present as its Master of Voice of America, Conover also ton in 1970. He has served as a Ceremonies one of the world's most conducts the Voices of VISTA radio member of the board of directors renowned jazz figures, Mr. Willis program, which is heard on over of the Newport Jazz Festival, and Conover. 2,000 radio stations across the Unit­ he has been called on to emcee the ed States.
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