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The Old-Disc Jockey' Voice Thea Neuman Sarah Lepine University of Alberta and Grant MacEwan College Jazz Bands Ken Klause and Raymond Baril, Directors JAZZ I JAZZ II Raymond Barii, director Ken Klause, director I Alto Sax I Cayley Burgess Lindsey Coulter Alto Sax II Dan Davis Vance Law Tenor Sax I Laura Craig Scott Campbell Tenor Sax II Sammy Toms Allison Ochoa Baritone Saxophone Jessica Keyes Bemie Primbs . ; ■ . Trumpet I Jeremy Maitland Caleb Nelson Trumpet II Ryan Frizzell Elysia Hunt Trumpet III Heidi Schowonik Janita Burgess Trumpet IV Ashley Clelland Mackenzie Grisdale Trumpet V Brendan Curson Ian Trace Salute to the Bands Trombone I Marty Majorowicz Sebastian Cox University of Alberta Trombone II Audrey Ochoa Chris Lennie Trombone III Joanna MacDonald Brika Hagen and Bass Trombone Curtis Farley Ethan Markwart Grant MacEwan College Jazz Bands Piano Paul Richey Augustine Cheung Raymond M Baril and Ken Klause, Directors, Guitar Mel Backstrom Sam Minevich with Bass GeofDavison Jonathan Hickle Drums Chris Walton Matt Thauvette Special Guest MC Percussion Nathan Ouellette John Worthington j| CKUA's "The Old-disc Jockey' Voice Thea Neuman Sarah Lepine Monday, March 1, 2004 at 8:00 pm Convocation Building University of Aibertai Next Concert Salute to the Bands Monday, April 5, 2004 at 7:30 pm Grant McEwan College and University of Alberta Jazz Bands Raymond Baril and Ken Klause, Directors John L'Haar Theatre, Centre for the Arts, Grant MacEwan College Admission: $8/student/senior, SlO/adult. For tickets information, please call 497-4436 University of Alberta Department of Music Program Overture - Salute to the Bands arr By Walt Stuart Overture - Two O'Clock Jump (1939) Harry James, Bermy Goodman Song of India (1937) Tommy Dorsey & Count Basie Don't Be That Way(1938) Beimy Goodman Glenn Miller and His Orchestra Flying Home (1942) Lionel Hampton In The Mood (1939) Joe Garland American Patrol(1942) Glenn Miller arr Glerm Miller The Dipsy Doodle (1938) Tommy Dorsey Long John Silver (1939) Jimmy Dorsey Harry James and His Music Makers 1 Had The Craziest Dream (1942) Harry Warren & Mack Gordan Cherokee (1939) Charlie Bamet trans Fred Stride One O'clock Jiunp (1937) Count Basie Helen Forrest, vocalist Benny Moten's Kansas City Orchestra Music Makers(1941) Harry James Moten Swing (1932) Buster Moten & Benny Moten arr Jack Mathias arr Emie Wilkins Glenn Miller and His Orchestra Count Basie and His Orchestra Don't Sit Under Jumpin' At The Woodside (1938) Count Basie The Apple Tree (1942) Sam Stept, Lew Brown & Charles Tobias arr Charlie Hathaway arr Harry Pinchin Charlie Barnet and His Orchestra Paula Kelly, vocalist Skyliner (1944) Charlie Bamet At Last(1942) Harry Warren trans Fred Wayne arr Jack Mason Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra Ray Eberle, vocalist Green Eyes(1941) Nilo Menendez & Adolfo Utrera Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra Lyric by E Rivera & Eddie Woods Sophisticated Lady(1932) Duke Ellington, Irving Mills & Mitchell Parish Helen O'Connell, vocalist trans David Berger Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra Song of India(1937) Rimsky-Korsakov Johnson Rag (1949) Guy Hall, Hemy Kleinkauf trans JeffHest arr Will Hudson Opus No. 1 (1944) Sy Oliver Benny Goodman and His Orchestra arr Paul Wijimobel Stonqjin' At The Savoy(1936) Benny Goodman, Chick Webb & Edgar Sanqjson Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra Stan Kenton and His Orchestra Rocks In My Bed (1941) Duke Ellington Eager Beaver (1942) Stan Kenton arr Billy Strayhom arr Will Hudson Ivie Anderson, vocalist Peanut Vendor(1947) Moises Simons Woody Herman and His Thundering Herd arr Stan Kenton At The Woodchopper's Ball(1939) Woody Herman arr Joe Bishop Finale - Benny Goodman and His Orchestra Sing, Sing, Sing (1937) Louis Prima Down Under (1943) Dizzy Gillespie trans JeffHest arr Joe Bishop Intermission Program Overture - Salute to the Bands arr By Walt Stuart Overture - Two O'Clock Jump (1939) Harry James, Bermy Goodman Song of India (1937) Tommy Dorsey & Count Basie Don't Be That Way(1938) Beimy Goodman Glenn Miller and His Orchestra Flying Home (1942) Lionel Hampton In The Mood (1939) Joe Garland American Patrol(1942) Glenn Miller arr Glerm Miller The Dipsy Doodle (1938) Tommy Dorsey Long John Silver (1939) Jimmy Dorsey Harry James and His Music Makers 1 Had The Craziest Dream (1942) Harry Warren & Mack Gordan Cherokee (1939) Charlie Bamet trans Fred Stride One O'clock Jiunp (1937) Count Basie Helen Forrest, vocalist Benny Moten's Kansas City Orchestra Music Makers(1941) Harry James Moten Swing (1932) Buster Moten & Benny Moten arr Jack Mathias arr Emie Wilkins Glenn Miller and His Orchestra Count Basie and His Orchestra Don't Sit Under Jumpin' At The Woodside (1938) Count Basie The Apple Tree (1942) Sam Stept, Lew Brown & Charles Tobias arr Charlie Hathaway arr Harry Pinchin Charlie Barnet and His Orchestra Paula Kelly, vocalist Skyliner (1944) Charlie Bamet At Last(1942) Harry Warren trans Fred Wayne arr Jack Mason Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra Ray Eberle, vocalist Green Eyes(1941) Nilo Menendez & Adolfo Utrera Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra Lyric by E Rivera & Eddie Woods Sophisticated Lady(1932) Duke Ellington, Irving Mills & Mitchell Parish Helen O'Connell, vocalist trans David Berger Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra Song of India(1937) Rimsky-Korsakov Johnson Rag (1949) Guy Hall, Hemy Kleinkauf trans JeffHest arr Will Hudson Opus No. 1 (1944) Sy Oliver Benny Goodman and His Orchestra arr Paul Wijimobel Stonqjin' At The Savoy(1936) Benny Goodman, Chick Webb & Edgar Sanqjson Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra Stan Kenton and His Orchestra Rocks In My Bed (1941) Duke Ellington Eager Beaver (1942) Stan Kenton arr Billy Strayhom arr Will Hudson Ivie Anderson, vocalist Peanut Vendor(1947) Moises Simons Woody Herman and His Thundering Herd arr Stan Kenton At The Woodchopper's Ball(1939) Woody Herman arr Joe Bishop Finale - Benny Goodman and His Orchestra Sing, Sing, Sing (1937) Louis Prima Down Under (1943) Dizzy Gillespie trans JeffHest arr Joe Bishop Intermission University of Alberta and Grant MacEwan College Jazz Bands Ken Klause and Raymond Baril, Directors JAZZ I JAZZ II Raymond Barii, director Ken Klause, director I Alto Sax I Cayley Burgess Lindsey Coulter Alto Sax II Dan Davis Vance Law Tenor Sax I Laura Craig Scott Campbell Tenor Sax II Sammy Toms Allison Ochoa Baritone Saxophone Jessica Keyes Bemie Primbs . ; ■ . Trumpet I Jeremy Maitland Caleb Nelson Trumpet II Ryan Frizzell Elysia Hunt Trumpet III Heidi Schowonik Janita Burgess Trumpet IV Ashley Clelland Mackenzie Grisdale Trumpet V Brendan Curson Ian Trace Salute to the Bands Trombone I Marty Majorowicz Sebastian Cox University of Alberta Trombone II Audrey Ochoa Chris Lennie Trombone III Joanna MacDonald Brika Hagen and Bass Trombone Curtis Farley Ethan Markwart Grant MacEwan College Jazz Bands Piano Paul Richey Augustine Cheung Raymond M Baril and Ken Klause, Directors, Guitar Mel Backstrom Sam Minevich with Bass GeofDavison Jonathan Hickle Drums Chris Walton Matt Thauvette Special Guest MC Percussion Nathan Ouellette John Worthington j| CKUA's "The Old-disc Jockey' Voice Thea Neuman Sarah Lepine Monday, March 1, 2004 at 8:00 pm Convocation Building University of Aibertai Next Concert Salute to the Bands Monday, April 5, 2004 at 7:30 pm Grant McEwan College and University of Alberta Jazz Bands Raymond Baril and Ken Klause, Directors John L'Haar Theatre, Centre for the Arts, Grant MacEwan College Admission: $8/student/senior, SlO/adult. For tickets information, please call 497-4436 University of Alberta Department of Music.
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