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Eastman Jazz Ensemble Bill Dobbins, Director the Jody Grind Horace Silver Arr ~ PROGRAM ~ Eastman Jazz Ensemble Bill Dobbins, director The Jody Grind Horace Silver Arr. John Clayton Dylan Ocorr and Rahul Shah, tenor saxophone Michael Goldstein, trombone Blues for Stephanie John Clayton Leon Hsu, piano; Jamal Kemp, trumpet Raphael Enciso, bass; Dana Wendel, drums Eastman Jazz Ensemble No Me Esqueca Joe Henderson Arr. Peiyao Wang* Andrew Watkins, trombone; Cole Summers, alto saxophone Will Casaceli, trumpet Bill Dobbins, director Tork’s Café Maria Schneider* Wade McClung, guitar; Dylan Ocorr, tenor saxophone Andrew Watkins, trombone Chet’s Maze Harold Danko+ Arr. Julian Tanaka* Michael Goldstein, trombone; Dylan Ocorr, tenor saxophone Jordan Lerner, baritone saxophone; Isaac Schwartz, drums Thursday, March 4, 2021 Kodak Hall at Eastman Theatre Medley: Smooth as the Wind/Swift as the Wind Tadd Dameron Arr. Bill Dobbins 7:30 PM Joseph Palmer, trumpet; Jordan Lerner, bass clarinet Steven Hardy, fl ute; Rahul Shah, tenor saxophone Leon Hsu, piano * ESM alumni + ESM professor emeritus ~ PERSONNEL ~ Upcoming Concerts Eastman Jazz Ensemble Events are free unless otherwise noted. Saxophones Sunday, March 7 Steven Hardy Eastman Chorale Cole Summers Music of Shaw, Buxtehude, Dunphy, Coleridge-Taylor, and Vivanco Dylan Ocorr William Weinert, Anna Lenti, and James Wolter, conductors Rahul Shah Kodak Hall at Eastman Theatre • 3:00PM Jordan Lerner Tuesday, March 9 Eastman New Jazz Ensemble Trumpets Dave Rivello, director Joseph Palmer Kodak Hall at Eastman Theatre • 7:30PM Jamal Kemp Will Casaceli Wednesday, March 17 Douglas Herrin Musica Nova Aaron Oullette Music of Thorvaldsdottir, Czernowin, and Wilson Brad Lubman and Georgia Mills, conductors Trombones Kodak Hall at Eastman Theatre • 7:30PM Andrew Watkins Michael Goldstein Thursday, March 18 Eastman Jazz Lab Band Jeffrey Dunn Rich Thompson, director Alex Gulakiw (Bass) Kodak Hall at Eastman Theatre • 7:30PM Piano Sunday, March 21 Leon Hsu Eastman Repertory Singers Music of Haydn, Mozart, Vivaldi, Bortniansky, and Bach Guitar William Weinert, conductor Wade McClung Kodak Hall at Eastman Theatre • 3:00PM Bass Rafael Enciso Information about upcoming Eastman concerts and events can be found at: www.esm.rochester.edu/calendar Drums Kodak Hall at Eastman Theatre fi re exits are Supporting the Eastman School of Music: Isaac Schwartz located along the right and left sides, and at the We at the Eastman School of Music are grateful Dana Wendel back of the hall on each level. In the event of for the generous contributions made by friends, an emergency, you will be notifi ed by the stage parents, and alumni, as well as local and national manager. If notifi ed, please move in a calm and foundations and corporations. Gifts and grants orderly fashion to the nearest exit. to the School support student scholarships, performance and academic facilities, educational Restrooms are located on each level of Kodak initiatives, and programs open to the greater Hall at Eastman Theatre. Our ushers will be happy Rochester community. Every gift, no matter the to direct you to them. size, is vital to enhancing Eastman’s commitment to excellence. For more information on making Please note: The use of unauthorized photo- a gift, please visit www.esm.rochester.edu/ graphic and recording equipment is not allowed advancement or contact the Advancement Offi ce in this building. We reserve the right to ask anyone by calling (585) 274-1040. disrupting a performance to leave the hall. Thank you!.
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