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Spring 4-12-2019
23rd Annual ISU Jazz Festival
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FRIDAY, April 12, ISU CPA Concert Hall (25 minute performances) 12:10PM Homewood Flossmoor High School III Flossmoor, IL 12:35 Pekin Community High School Pekin, IL 1:00 Mattoon High School Mattoon, IL 1:25 Pa.xton/Bucl
SATURDAY, April 13, ISU CPA Concert Hall (25 minute performances) 9:00AM Central Jr. High Big Band II Belleville, IL (9:25-10:15 - on stage clinic and warm-ups) • committed, passionate, and nationally respected jazz educator for over 35 years; Chuck Owen is 10:15 Central Jr. High Big Band I Belleville, IL recognized equally and throughout the jazz industry for his unique compositional voice. Thoughtful, (10:40 on stage clinic) creative, evocative, and intensely personal, his compositions and arrangements arc steeped in the jazz 11:05 Central Jr. High Combo I Belleville, IL • tradition but draw liberally and often playfully from a diverse array of additional influences that 11 :30 Mascoutah High School Mascoutah, IL include contemporary classical, American folk/ roots music, Latin, funk, hip-hop . .. even country! 12:00-1 :00PM Chuck Owen/Jack Wilkins Masterclass 1:00 ISU Jazz Ensemble II Normal, IL Since founding it in 1995, Owen's primary creative outlet has been the 19-picce/azz Surge. Owen w / Chuck Owen and Jack Wilkins has served as conductor, primary composer/arranger, and producer of all of its six highly-feted CDs - the last 3 of which have garnered GRAr-.'11\-fY nominations! 1:50 Willowbrook High School II Villa Park, IL 2:15 Westmont High School II Westmont, IL Whispers On the Wind, the ensemble's most recent release, was recognized with four (!) 2018 2:40 Lincoln-Way Central II New Lenox, IL GRAMMY nominations including: Bui LAw Jaz;. E,mmblt Rtrordi,,g, Bui Improvistd Jaz;. Solo, Bui 3:05 Williamsville High School Williamsville, IL Inslmmmlal Composition & Bui Instmmmtal Arra1,gtmt11!. In addition, the CD was named #1 Big Band 3:30 Willowbrook High School I Villa Park, IL Album in the 39th Annual Jazz Station Awards nnd appeared in the Top 10 Jaz;. Rt/tam of 2017 of 3:55 Westmont High School I Westmont, IL several other prominent polls/ critics nwards. 4:20 Lincoln-Way Central I New Lenox, IL Expanding on the American folk/roots leanings long evident in the band's offerings, "Whispers" is a Dundee-Crown High School Carpentersville, IL 4:45 suite of 7 pieces linked by a somewhat ethereal vision and examination of the American tradition - its 5:10 H.L. Richards High School Oak Lawn, IL values, landmarks, folklore, heroes, and myths. Associating quotes from authors Stephen King, Larry 6:00 ISU Jazz Ensemble I McMurtry, and Cormac McCarthy ,vith each piece; Owen's music displays a clear affinity for the local 6:30 Awards Presentations color, wry sense of humor, unique personalities, strong sense of place, and disarmingly unsentimental 7:00 CLEAR CONCERT HALL • onesty for which these authors are noted. 8:00 FINALE CONCERT: 1) Festival "Grand Champion" A distinguished professor at the University of South Florida where he has taught for over 35 years, Owen is a noted jazz educator sought out as a guest conductor, clinician and lecturer. 1\dditionnlly, 2) Chuck Owen and Jack Wilkins w/ ISU Jazz Ensemble I • he currently serves as President of ISJAC (International Society of Jazz Arrangers & Composers), an And special guests Paul Nolen, Erik Swanson, Dale Rideout organization he was instrumental in founding . Jack Wilkins Festival Adjudicators
Dr. Todd Kelly is Professor of Trumpet and Director of Jazz Ensembles at Bradley University in Peoria, Illinois. He teaches trumpet, directs the Bradley Jazz Ensembles and Jazz Combos, teaches Jazz Improvisation, and serves as an advisor for the Music Business program. The jazz program at Bradley includes two big bands, one combo, and courses in Jazz Improvisation and Jazz History. Dr. Kelly maintains a busy performing schedule in the Central Illinois area with the Brazilionaires, the Todd Kelly Jazz Quintet, the Central Illinois Jazz Orchestra, Four Other rothers, JC and the Redemption, Inner Light, and as a freelance jazz and classical musician. • e has toured throughout the United States with Indian tabla artist Sandip Burman. He has also performed with Wayne Newton, Jerry Le\vis, Charo, the Fifth Dimension, Lesley Gore, Steve Lippia, Mannheim Steamroller, and the national touring companies of Hairspr'!)', • IVi,ked, Mary Poppi11s, The Rat Pack is Bark, Bil!J Elliot, Chicago, l/7hite Christn,as, Ki,,~ Boots, The Book of MoT111on, and La La Land. Dr. Kelly has been published in Band World, Downbeat, JAZZed, and The Instrumentalist. His book, "Chet Baker: 21 Selected Solos" is available through Jamey Aebersold Jazz and i;muhne,.c11111, and he is a contributing author to The Jaz.zer's Cookbook, published by Meredith Music, and Teachi11g Music Through Pe,jom1a11ce in JaZK.far Begin11i1,g E11sembles, published by GIA Music. In the spring of 2013, Dr. Kelly received the Slane College of Fine Arts Faculty Achievement Award for Excellence in Teaching, and in 2018, he received the Slane Award for Excellence in Scholarship.
An accomplished jazz saxophonist, Jack Wilkins has 5 CD's out as a leader, the newest release on Jim Culbertson was the driving force in the Decatur, Illinois West End Music program for 39 Summit Jazz is titled "The Blue and Green Project." This CD features a unique set of Wilkins original years and led the Decatur {IL) MacArthur High School Band Program which included a well compositions and arrangements based in American roots music and inspired by tl1e culture and balanced concert, marching, pep and jazz band program. The Mac Jnzz Band earned the environment of the Appnlachian ~lountains. This unique musical adventure features some distinction as one of the premier jazz groups in the US. The band was awarded 38 Down Bent outstanding musicians perfonning truly original music. Jack's previous CD project, by tl1e group Two magazine Student Music Awards in an assortment of categories garnering the top spot as the of a Kind, is titled "Artwork", and features a number of his compositions along with the music of Best High School Jazz Band in the U.S. four times: 1989, 1991, 1992, 2002 and best jazz Swedish composer Georg Reidel, and Per Daniclsson. This is tl1e second CD from this group, which combo twice (2002 & 2008). Jim was selected by Downbeat Magazine to receive the "National is also heard on Jack's CD "Dear Old Stockholm". The group features Wilkins along \vith . j zz Educator Achievement Award for 1995 and 2009 as a result of his work \vith students at legendary Swedish trumpeter Jon Allan, and Swedish all-stars Hans Backenroth on bass and Jo • lacArthur through the years and his 46-year history of being a leader in jazz education. Lofcrantz on drums. The group also includes Swedish/American pianist Per Dnniclsson and Culbertson has served as Vice-President of the Jazz Division of the Illinois Music Educators Amencnn saxophonist Tamara Danielsson. Earlier releases including "Ridgelines" on ClaveBop Association and is the past Vice-President of the Illinois unit of IAJE. Jim is celebrating his Records and "ARTWORK", on Koch Jazz have stood the test of time, featuring exciting music and forty-first year serving as the Music Director and Conductor for the Decatur Municipal Band. some outstanding musicians. Jack has also recorded \vith the group Common Ground and is a featured soloist and key member of Chuck Owen's award-winning Jazz Surge big band. Sam Fagaly is the Director of Jazz Studies at Eastern Illinois University. He conducts the EIU Wilkins is a clinician for the Yamaha Instrument Company, a Fulbright Specialist and a longtime Jazz Ensemble and is Professor of Saxophone. He also teaches jazz theory, jazz history, and member of the faculty of the Jamey Acbersold Summer Jazz Workshops. Currently, he serves as Jazz Band Techniques. Under his direction, the EIU Jazz Ensemble has performed at IAJE, Director of the Jazz Studies Program at the University of South Florida in Tampa, Fl. At USF he IMEA, and ,vith numerous guest artists such as Joe Williams, Snooky Young and many others. teaches courses in jazz improvisation, jazz styles and analysis, jazz history, and applied jazz He has been active as a clinician and guest soloist throughout the nation and has been featured performance. He also directs the USF Jazztet, an internationally acclaimed student jazz ensemble that at the Region V North American Saxophone Alliance Conference performing in both classical has performed at the Montreux, North Sea, Vienne and Umbria Jazz Festivals in Europe, and and jazz styles. He has performed as a featured soloist with many distinguished Jazz artists conducted a concert tour of South Africa. including J.J. Johnson, Bobby Shew, and Sarah Vaughan. Before corning to EIU, he was a member of the United States Air Force Band of the West. Dr. Fagaly earned his Doctor of Arts degree from the University of Northern Colorado where he studied with Roger Greenberg and Gene Aitken. He received his Bachelor of Music Education from the University of Florida and his M.M. degree from Louisiana State University. ., • Festival Adjudicators continued Illinois State University Jazz Faculty
Originally from the western suburbs of Chicago, saxophonist and composer Dan Burke has An accomplished vibraphonist, pianist, and percussionist, Kevin Hart has performed with his made Chicago his musical home. Since his arrival in 2008, Dan has established himself as a own groups and other artists at many venues and festivals throughout the Midwest. His own prominent saxophonist in the city's vibrant music scene playing in many of its renowned recordings include the Latin jazz album "Corazon" and the more eclectic "Road to venues including the Green Mill, Jay Pritzker Pavilion, Jazz Showcase, and Andy's Jazz Club. Everywhere," both of which have received radio airplay throughout the country and beyond. As a sideman, Dan has performed with many acclaimed ensembles including Mississippi Heat, In the summer of 2011 his group "Kevin Hart and the Vibe Tribe" was fcarured at the Iowa East Hubbard Jazz Orchestra, Zeshan B & the Transistors, and the progressive jazz-metal City Jazz Festival. At !SU, Kevin teaches Jazz History, Jazz/Rock theory classes, jazz piano band Conflux. Additionally, Dan has shared the stage with many noteworthy music·· ,. nd coaches jazz combos. For more information, including audio and video clips, please visit including Clark Terry, Charles McPherson, John Clayton, Jason Marsalis, and Marquis www.kevinhartjazz.com. Dan can also be heard leading his own quintet which features his original music and some of Chicago's finest musicians. In 2016 Dan released Silho11el/es i11 the Glass S-91, his debut album Bill Koehler is Professor of Music at Illinois State University where he teaches applied double featuring eight of his compositions performed by his quintet. Outside of performing, Dan is a bass, string pedagogy, graduate courses in music education including psychology of music, and passionate educator giving masterclasses and clinics to high schools and colleges around the improvisation. Dr. Koehler has performed in England, Belgium, Germany, Austria, Russia, area in addition to keeping a thriving private lesson srudio. Dan holds a B.M. in jazz studies Belo-Russia, Puerto Rico, and throughout the U.S. He is currently Principal Bassist with the from Northern Illinois University as well as a M.M. in jazz performance from DePaul Peoria Symphony, and freelance jazz bassist. Bill has completed a new Solo Bass CD entitled University. "Glimpse," featuring original compositions in jazz and world fusion idioms as well as classical pieces for unaccompanied solo bass. Glenn Wilson has been a professional jazz saxophonist for more than 45 years. After completing his undergraduate degree from Youngstown State University in 1977, Glenn moved Tom Marko is director of Instrumental Jazz Srudies at Illinois State University. Dr. Marko to New York City, where he worked and recorded with The Buddy Rich Band, JJonel earned the Bachelor of Music degree in percussion performance from Washington State Hampton Orchestra, Toshiko Akiyoshi Jazz Orchestra, Tito Puente, Machito, Bill Kirchner University, the Master of Music degree in Jazz performance from the University of South Nonet, Bob Belden Ensemble, and scores of other jazz and latin-jazz groups. Florida, and the Doctor of Arts degree at the University of Northern Colorado. Tom has been a successful freelance musician in the Tampa Bay area, Myrtle Beach, SC, Fort Collins/Denver, Since the mid 1980's Glenn has released seven CD's as a leader on labels including Impasse, CO and in Central Illinois. In the summer of 2001, Tom was one of 22 musicians invited from Cadence Records and Sunnyside. Additionally, he has appeared on over 25 jazz recordings as a across the U.S. to participate in the Jazz Aspen Snowmass Academy with arristic director sideman during this time and has been fcarured in the D011mbenl Magazine Critics Poll in the Christian McBride. Recordings featuring Tom's drum set playing include David Heffman Sex/el Baritone Saxophone category. "IJVE" (2004), Bridging the Gap (2008), two Travis Wesley Trio releases: Natural Diversio11 012) and Cycle fry Thm (2013), and A(go Difem1le (2015) by The Brazilionaires. Marko's first Glenn leads an active touring schedule perfo rming in concerts, clubs and workshops aro. • D as a leader, I11ner light which fearurcs 10 of his original compositions and guest trumpet the country. Glenn is currently Jazz Director at Illinois Wesleyan University (and proud to be a artist Scott Wendholt was released in November of 2016. After its release, it was accepted on Tit.-in), after teaching at the University of Illinois (where he also earned his Masters in Jazz Pandora Internet Radio and persisted on the JazzWeek.com album charts for over six months. Performance) in the jazz department since 2006. Wilson's non-profit, Further Jazz, Inc. produces jazz events in Illinois and beyond and is dedicated to fostering, promoting and Paul Nolen serves as Associate Professor of Saxophone at Illinois State University. His advancing greater knowledge, understanding and appreciation of jazz music. Glenn can be performances throughout North America have ranged from solo recitalist to chamber musician reached at www.jazzmaniac.com and from jazz artist to contemporary improviser. He has appeared with such groups as the Illinois Symphony Orchestra, the Rasa Saxophone Quartet, Tango Folias Ensemble, and the Illinois Jazz Train Big Band. Dr. Nolen won first place in the 2003 MTNA National Chamber Music Competition and was a semi-finalist in the 2004 Concert Artist Guild International Competition in New York City. Dr. Nolen is also in demand throughout the country as an educator and has given recent masterclasses at the Brevard Music Festival in North Carolina, the Music for All National Band Festival in Indianapolis, and at the University of New Mexico. He has also served on the faculties of the University of Central Arkansas and the University of Windsor-Ontario. Dr. Nolen holds his D.M.A. and M.M. degrees from Michigan State University and his B.M. from the University of Missouri at Kansas City. His former teachers include Joseph Lulloff, Tim Timmons, and Jackie Lamar; additionally, he studied improvisation with Gary Foster, Ron Blake, and Kim Park.
Dr. Erik Swanson joined Illinois State University's faculty in the fall of 2018 to teach jazz ~ tar after completing his doctoral studies at the University of Illinois. In addition to W'pcrforming as a jazz musician throughout Illinois as a leader and sideman, he maintains a large private teaching srudio. Erik also srudied classical guitar as a student at TSU and Bradley • University. Program Program Please silence all electronics for the duration of the concert. Thank you. Please silence all electronics for the duration of the concert. Thank you. Jazz Festival Concert 1 ISU Jazz Ensemble II Friday, April 12, 2019, 8:00PM With Chuck Owen and Jack Wilkins Tom Marko, Director ISO Jazz Ensemble II with Chuck Owen and Jack Wilkins Saturday, April 13, 2019, 1 :00PM Tom Marko, Director e:, J. CPA Concert Hall Bright E.)'es Bill Holman J Duke El/i11gton's S01111d ojLJJve Charles lvfingus Bright E)'ts Bill Holman arranged by Andrew Homzy D11ke E lli11gto11 '.r S 01111d of Lov, Charles Mingus B!ttes on Do/1111 Benny Golson arranged by Andrew Homzy arranged by Chuck Owen Bl11ts 011 Do1v11 Benny Golson A11d A11other Thi11g ... Tom Garling arranged by Chuck Owen A11d A11other Thi11g ... Tom Garling Chuck Owen and Jack Wilkins with ISO Jazz Ensemble I Tom Marko, Director Illinois State University Jazz Ensemble II: Also featuring: Kevin Hart- vibraphone, Paul Nolen- saxopho11e Saxophones: Trumpets: Erik Swanson-g11ilar, Dale Rideout- lead lmn,pel Michael Pidgeon, a/lo Tony Nicolalde Meredith Peebles, a/Jo Robert Ram: Timeli11e Pat Metheny Tom Shermulis, lmor Curtis Balogh arranged by Tom Marko Arturo Alfaro-Manriquez, lellor Maria Daniele Colton Christiansen, bari1011e IIVarped Collh'!)' Chuck Owen Trombones: Piano: lVliranda Schreiber All Hal, No Saddle Chuck Owen • • Jonathan Sabin Guitar: Kendall Carter lvfy Foolish I-I earl Victor Young and Ned Washington Zach Peterson Bass: Hunter Thoms arranged by Chuck Owen Megan Oglesby (horn) Drums/Percussion: Ben Dahms, Eric Johnson Jake Kocanda Glib Chuck Owen Simo11 Sqys Chuck Owen
Illinois State University Jazz Ensemble I: Saxophones: Trumpets: Tyler Schaefers, a/lo Dale Rideout* Davis Hale, a/lo Ethan Peebles Riley Erskine, tenor Alexandra Karafotias ) Gianna Politano, tenor CJ Lewis Ben Long, barilo11e J Trombones: Piano: Brian Hinkley Joe Tiemann Bass: Sam Frosch Zach Lew Drums: Steve Bomar Jonathan Sabin Mason Riedel, bass • Violin on Warped Cowboy: Nathaniel Quiroz • Oaf (Persian frame drum) on Warped Cowboy. Shahrzad Hamzeh Keyboard accordion on Warped Cowboy. Miranda Schreiber Program Program Please silence all electronics for the duration of the concert. Thank you. Please silence all electronics for the duration of the concert. Thank you.
ISU Jazz Ensemble I Jazz Festival Finale Concert Tom Marko, Director Saturday, April 13, 2019, 8:00PM Saturday, April 13, 2019, 6:00PM CPA Concert Hall Festival "Grand Champion" Bea11tif11I Love King/Young/ Alstyne (Selections to be a111101111ced) arranged by Paul McKee • • Chuck Owen and Jack Willdns Black Hole Sm, Chris Cornell for Soundgarden with ISU Jazz Ensemble I arranged by James Miley Tom Marko, Director After Yo11've Gone Creamer and Layton Also featuring: arranged by Bill Holman Paul Nolen- saxophone, Erik Swanson-guitar Dale Rideout- lead tmmpet Illinois State University Jazz Ensemble I: Timeli11e Pat Metheny Saxophones: Trumpets: arranged by Tom Marko Tyler Schaefers, alto Eric Caldwell Davis Hale, alto Ethan Peebles lf?a,ped Cowboy Chuck Owen Riley Erskine, tenor Alexandra Karafotias Gianna Politano, tmor CJ Lewis All Hat, No Saddle Chuck Owen Ben Long, baritone Iv!, Foolish Hearl Victor Young and Ned Washington Trombones: Piano: Brian Hinkley arranged by Chuck Owen Joe Tiemann Bass: Sam Frosch Zach Lew Drums: Steve Bomar Glib Chuck Owen Jonathan Sabin Mason Riedel, bass • • Simo11Says Chuck Owen
Illinois State University Jazz Ensemble I: Saxophones: Trumpets: Tyler Schaefers, alto Dale Rideout* Davis Hale, alto Ethan Peebles Riley Erskine, tenor Alexandra Karafotias Gianna Politano, tenor CJ Lewis Ben Long, baritone
Trombones: Piano: Brian Hinkley Joe Tiemann Bass: Sam Frosch Zach Lew Drums: Steve Bomar Jonathan Sabin Mason Riedel, bass
Violin on Warped Cowboy: Nathaniel Quiroz •• Daf (Persian frame drum) on Warped Cowboy. Shahrzad Hamzeh • Keyboard accordion on Warped Cowboy. Miranda Schreiber Special thanks THANKYOU to student workers from: Illinois State University College of Fine Arts
Jean Miller, dean Sara Semonis, associate dea11 ofresearch a,,d pla1111i11g Janet Tulley, assiJta11/ dean of academic programs and student affairs Tau Beta Sigm.a Nick Benson, coordi11alor, Center for Performing Arts Molly McDonald, director ofdevelopment Steve Parsons, dine/or, School of J\lusic Janet Wilson, dine/or, School of Theatre and Dance • • Michael Wille, dine/or, School of 1\rt Aaron Paolucci, dine/or, Arts Technology Program And Kendra Paitz, dim/or a11d chief curator, University Galleries Stephanie Kohl Ringle, busi11m comm1111icatio11s associate Eric Yeager, dine/or, CFAIT
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ISU's Nu Omicron chapter of A. Oforiwaa Aduonum, Eth11omusicology Marie Labonville, Musicology Allison Alcorn, Musicology Katherine J. Lewis, Viola J\urelius-l\foir, Debbie, Music Education Roy D. Magnuson, Theory a11d Compositio11 Debra Austin, Voice Anthony Marinello III, Dimtorof Ba11ds Mark Babbitt, T rombo11e Thomas l\larko, Dinctorof]azzStudies PHI MU ALPHAJ AMONGMEN Emily Bein born, Music Therapy Rose l\larshack, M11sic Busi11ess a11d Arts Tech11ology s1nF6n1AH"RMONY Glenn Block, Orchestra a11d Co11ducli11g Joseph l\latson, M11sicolo!J' Karyl K. Carlson, Dine/or of Choral Activities Doug .Morin, Assoc. Dine/or of Ba11ds/ Dim/or of BR/li!NJ Renee Chernick, Group Piano Paul Nolen, Saxopho11e • Clay, Alex, Flute Lauren Palmer, Admi11islrative Clerk David Collier, Pemmion and Associate Dimtor Stephen B. Parsons, Dine/or • Andrea Crimmins, lvlusic Therapy Adriana Ransom, Cello/ Siring Projecl/ CfA Peggy Dehaven, Office S11pport Specialist/ Kim Risinger, Fl11te Scheduli11g Cindy Ropp, Alt,sic Therapy Anne Dervin, Clarinet and General Ed11cation Andy Rummel, E11pho11i11m/T11ba Gina Dew, M11sic Educalio11 Advisor Tim Schachtschneider, Facilities Ma11ager Judith Dicker, Oboe Carl Schimmel, Theory and Compositio11 Michael Dicker, Bassoon Daniel Peter Schuetz, V oire Geoffrey Duce, Piano Lydia Sheehan, Bands Admi11islrati11e Clerk Ellen Elrick, Music Education Anne Shelley, Milner Librarian Tom Faux, Eth11om11sicology l\latthew Smith, Arts Technology Angelo Favis, Guitar a11d Graduate Coordi11alor David Snyder, Music Educatio11 Tim Fredstrom, Choral M,aic Educalio11 Ben Stiers, Percussio11/ Am. Dine/or ofAlhlelic Bands Sarah Gentry, Violin Thomas Studebaker, Voiet Amy Gilreath, Tmmpet Erik Swanson, Jazz G11itar David Gresham, Clarinet Elizabeth Thompson, Voire J\lark Grizzard, Theory a11d Choral Music Tuyen Tonnu, Piano Christine Hansen, Lead Academic Advisor Rick Valentin, Arts Tech110/ogy Kevin Hart,]azz Piano a11d Theory Justin Vickers, Voice Phillip Hash, Music Educatio11 l\lichelle Vought, Voice • Megan Hildenbrandt, Music Therapy Roger Zare, Theo1y a11d Composilio11 Rachel Hackenbery, Hom Martha Horst, Theory a11d Compositio11 • l\lona Hubbard, Ojfi« Ma11ager John lvlichael Koch, Vocal Arts Coordi11alor William Koehler, Stri11g Bass a11d Music Educatio11 UPCOMING EVENTS
SATURDAY, APRIL 13 Senior Recital: Breann Laeqnans viola 3:00pm University Galleries
SUNDAY, APRIL 14 Graduate Recital: Bianca Prado ,ello 11:30am Kemp
Graduate Rccjtal: Tyler Schaefers saxophone 1:30 pm • • Kemp
Graduate Recital: Rachel Kay l'vliller, mew sopm110 3:00pm Kemp
Scnjor Recital: Robert Voelker, tenor 5:00pm Kemp
Graduate Recital: Macauley AJlcn tenor 6:30pm Kemp
Percussion Ensemble 7:00 pm CPA
MONDAY, APRIL 15 Chamber Winds 8:00pm • • Kemp
TUESDAY, APRIL 16 Pcrfonnance Convocation hour 11:00 am CPA
Strings and Piano Chamber Recital 7:30 pm Kemp
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17 Jazz Combos 8:00pm Kemp
THURSDAY, APRIL 18 Guest Artist Doug Stone Ouartct 8:00pm Kemp E\'cnts Calendar • • The ISU event calendar has all kinds of event information. The link is included below: https: //events.illjnojsstate.edu/