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Notre Dame Collegiate Jazz Festival Program, 1996 Archives of the University of Notre Dame Archives of the University of Notre Dame NTENTsJ~ONTENTsJ~ONTENTsJm flteWOODWI.ND E.K Blessing DRUMS Bach IN THE 1996 CJF Stoff Emerson Ludwig Gemeinhardt Getzen Yamaha Pearl (]hm/V&'6'O/M', Yamaha Sue Riemann Holton Remo Leblanc Michael Sasena Besson Zi/djian Buffet Sabian {},;eecul"/()e _q)'O{/ucel' Selmer fJre,BBfl1\lVI.ND Latin Percussion Ikay Iwobi ,Cl3t65'Ulill'J~fkul{[{I&< c> Lewis You'll Find What You Brian Halloran TABLE OF CONTENTS Are Looking For At: q]t6/icil7/ C!JirecfOIIY Nagoya S'uzuki C7 Schroetter lJIeWIJIJDWI.ND John Gorman Curtis Norvett JosefLidl ~ 'lie ~J!,4SSWIATD {duertt~'i/lq I' . Cj)f/'eclor ~~ G&L : Gibson (J (fha,/'/nen GJiJelconze 4 Crown . Jackson ISCOUNT 19880 State Line Rd Colleen Hagen . South Bend, IN 46637 Electro Voice Roland STRING / {dtJeI'fiJ'{/19 v (,5's(;~~/a/l1s g CENTER L-.-, , I TOil I (219) 272-8266 Marshall Korg Kate Mosca !Z1z/O/YJlmlce()chetb-t!e 5 Karen Schmidt {(3V(!jNI/JI v f!O/lCffje/< !llt8t:c-%Kf9e& 6 lisa Zimmer [J3'Oql'{{/J/, /(,\',\'(;rfa/l{;5' (7 The Collegiate Ellen Coleman ~f.t ()"m/pC/w-O/l& 7 Jessica Howie Ikay Iwobi Jazz Festival {o/he§«/ger- 8 {&wo/l/le! C/Jf/<ec/O/' Tim Schank Has Been Brought {JIr[fle. /la/lqSlel' ..%eJI]O/ldf 1 4 Cindy Dubell l);.a!J1zic (fJes/qtlei' r (j To lOu By Sean Moron l~·,\'f;\·/{tIIt (;~)/I/I'()!!el' Dawn Kasperski ....+{fC{(!tf/. fr!(}f;W/' C7 Fr. George Wiskirchen, CSc. ,q;es!i(){(!, _fr/{)(;WI' Rob Laux STl-DE:\l C:\IO~ uo:\ IU> 1 • Archives of the University of Notre Dame .. CRAG RIDOUT PIA o U I G 61 _-PAR The Musician's Choice T~ning Pianos at Notre Dame SInce 1978 rrf It:s Been My Privilege to Tune Th; ~Iano at elF For the Last 10 Years Thank you Notre Dame" CALL 8 AM - 9 PM PLEASE LEAVE A MESSAGE 219 234 _ 1495 P. O. Box 6184 . SOUTH BEND IN 46660 - 6184 Mr. Ridout will be tuning the piano for elF Archives of the University of Notre Dame • ~CHEDUL~ On behalfofthe entire committeefor the J996 CoJlegiate Jozz Festival, we would like to extend our heartiest welcome to the 38th annual Jazz Festlval held on the campus of the University of .Notre Dame. CJF, as we eifJectionately (and sometimes not so affectionately) call it, has added ltse!! to the myriad of traditions that abound here at ND. All this weekend participants will be challenged to play at their utmost and 'shake down the thunder' infront ofan audience of their peers, six internationally acclaimed jazz artists, andyou. Even more impressi"e, however, is the tradition ofjazz passed downfrom the now greats to the hopiful greats. Our hope is that you too will join in these traditions in all of their respects. We'd also like to welcome all ofour j 3 speCially selected collegiate bands and combos, who have spent time and care in order to be pe~!ormingfor all ofus this weekend. As college students ourselves, we realize the sacrifice that music sometimes reqUires, and we're ecstatic that you've decided to sacrifice that Chem testJor ourfestival. On the serious side, though, we do appreciate your efforts and the cj]orcs of/our directors as well, who spent hours rehearSing with /ou,filling out paperworkfor us, or talking with either of us on the phone. UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME JAZZ BAND 7:30 The welcomes cannot stop, however, until we have properly acknowledged our panel of distinguished judges. All of them are spending their extremely valuable time and expertise with us this weekend, and we couldn't be happier to have them on our panel. We OBERLIN JAZZ SEXTET &:16 also eagerly await their traditional jam session on Frida/ night, one ofourfavorite parts ofthefestival, and hopefully soon to be one WESTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY JAZZ STUDIO ORCHESTRA ,,-9:00 oftheirfavorite experiences of their weekend with us here at Notre Dame. Everyyear someone comes up to one ofthe steifJand asks holY many professionals are in charge ofrunning thefestival. And every PURDUE UNIVERSITY JAZZ BAND ,,-9:46 year, that someone isflabbergasted to learn that the entirefestival is student run,from booking the Judges to setting up the stage to selling our merchandise (which we hopeyou're bupng). The time commitmentfor such a task is, as one would assume, rather large, and JUDGES' JAM 10:30 we would like to extend personal congratulations and thank yous to our steifJ/slaves / support group members. To lka/ Iwobi, our exec whose dilegence and hard work as a producer / stapler / address labeler / program assistant has earned him a large slurpy at the local gas station I To our lovely engaged Business/Advertising /vlanager team ofBrian Halloran and Colleen Hagen, we'd like to send our huge thanksfor conning even the devil himself to place an ad in this book as well as keeping track ofourfunds - have a greatfuture and go share some nachos. To John "What's his number again?" Gorman and Curtis ''james Earl Jones" Norvett, our publiCity gods, we deliver our gratitudefor telling all ofyou about thisfestival in some ofthe most innovative ways we'Fe watched in years. To Lisa "those JaLu/(~~~YlOo-a -bleep-" Zimmer, our program director (as well as next year's insanity poster child), we'd like to send our immense thanks, all ofour prayers, and one hint:don 't write a thesis the week bifore thefestival. To Cindy Dubell, we send our thanksfor coming to our meetings /:00 CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY JAZZ PERCUSSION& and making usJeel impressive as well as throWing bands eifJthe stage at the speed oflight. To Sean Moran, ourfont ofcreativity, we send STEEL DRUM ENSEMBLE our big thanks and our complete awe that someone can do something that interesting with an instrument without actually playing it. Finally, the thanks must not end bifore we mention Fr. George Wiskirchen, ourfaculty advisor and valuable source ofiriforma­ 1:46 NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY JAZZ COMBO I tion throughout this entire year-long process. He has inspired us to participate in thisfestival, he has let liS out ofband to run thiS festival, and he has put up with usforfouryears, a task which anyone wouldfind daunting. The respect we havefor his devotion to lazz 2:S0 NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY JAZZ BAND and love o/music and sheer knowledge ofthe art is great. S:16 UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME COMBO AsJor the both 0/ us, we'd like to thank each otherfor actually getting along as lVell as we have.. 4:00 UNIVERSITY OF I LLJNOIS JAZZ BAND II / can't leave without a speCial thanks to Yamaha drums I'd like to rethank all ofthe "committee, " my support and Selmerfor aidina us in brinaina Roy Haynes and group in f:yons as well as anyone that has listened Donald Harrison respectively to thefestival. Your help to my tirades about CJF in /v/ass, and all ofmy in keeping the quality oftheJestival high was vety professors for then understanding. Also, thanks much appreciated I'd also like to give an extra speCial to SUB for their rifreshing zaniness and their thank /ou to SUB YOll guys have been my inspiration, understanding(?) ofMike's ond n;r behavior. my gUiding light, the people who kept mefrom going 1 really cannot believe that 1 am actually writing over the deep end.. / espeCially want to thank Rob this... it's afor cryfrom watching the doors for answering every question humanly pOSSible. Who at a Friday night session Jreshman year, and willi have to answer all ofmy questions next/ead!! 1feel honored to be a part ofthe CJF legacy. UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS JAZZ BAND 7:S0 Michael J. Sasena Suzanne M. Riemann WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY'S SHAWN cY:/6 WALLACE QUARTET OBERLIN JAZZ ENSEMBLE ,,-9:00 WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY JAZZ ORCHESTRA .!J:46 ALL-STAR PARTICIPANTS' JAM /O:/JO 4 5 Archives of the University of Notre Dame ~UDGES~UDGES~UDGES~JU ~HAIRPERSONS!!llzstcHAIRPERSONS!!llzstc 1 9S9-{~/11 /i~'alt{[/JI 1 978c-;7Un ,:::;lJ,omas (9<29-Art Van Damme, Frank Holzfiend, Charles Suber, Robert Trendier (96c)- Willis Conover, Frank 1 960c]0n /7Cr/f9{O/l 1 979-;-70e (/(fn?1 !TCf{It(le,~'to/l Holzfiend, Stan Kenton, Robert Share, Charles Suber (96/- Bill Evans, Johnny Richards, George Russell, 1961 -0alJe, JO/JIme/' 1 980-cJia/l ~ Robert Share, Charles Suber (962- Don DeMichael, Quincey Jones, Henry Mancini, Robert Share, Charles 1 962-,';om c{fi/­/),"FP 1 98 1 ·217m /}{'fIIril Suber (96,"J-Manny Albam, Leonard Feather, Terry Gibbs, Robert Share, Charles Suber (96q-Julian 1 963-01t0'/.fr(> , /It~/jJ1!1 1 982... 9feOfil {}J{f(fe/' "Cannonball" Adderly, Gary McFarland, Oliver Nelson, George Russell, Robert Share, Charles Suber (96<;­ 1 964~ J;-c//llf/j /7qge 1 983-.000 (!) 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