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The Jazz Guitar Featuring Vic Juris Pennsylvania Jazz Collective and Moravian College Music Department PRESENT November Jazz Series VI The Jazz Guitar featuring Vic Juris Foy Hall | Moravian College | Bethlehem, Pennsylvania November 10, 2017 Friday 7:30pm 1 Pennsylvania Jazz Collective sincerely thanks Nazareth Music for their support 2 Pennsylvania Jazz Collective is especially glad to thank all of our sponsors, patrons, and supporters. We know that we cannot do it without you, and we are grateful. Please enjoy this program you made possible. Please join the PA Jazz Collective - your membership and support enables us to present the finest Jazz artists, educate students and develop an audience for America’s music- Jazz online now @ pajazzcollective.org Special Thanks to Moravian College Music Department staff; Rose Panik, Blair Flintom and Bill Bauman. Moravian College encourages persons with disabilities to participate in its programs and activities. If you anticipate needing any type of accommodation or have questions about the physical access provided, please contact Department of Music at [email protected], or call 610-861-1650 at least one week prior to the event. 3 More Events! More Jazz! Spring Season: April is National Jazz Appreciation Month Wednesday April 19 PAJAZZ IDOL V & Seventh Annual Awards Foy Hall - Moravian College, Bethlehem, Pa. Summer Season: June 1, 2018 Wine & Jazz V Cherry Valley Winery, Saylorsburg PA Memorial Scholarship fundraiser Remembering: Jerry Kozic, Eric Doney, Rick Chamberlain, and Phil Woods July 21, 2018 The Third Christmas City Summer Jazz Festival Bethlehem Municipal Ice Rink, Bethlehem, PA. Fall Season: TBD The 4th “Fall For Jazz” Members party the Charles A. Brown Ice House on Sand Island, Bethlehem, PA. Nov. 7 - 9. 2018 PAJAZZ Series VII Presenting- Jazz Education- the arrangers Moravian College, Bethlehem, PA. Special guests include: Andrew Neu, Rick Hirsch, and more! Select bands (Steel Stacks Finalists) will be offered the opportunity to work with guest arrangers in preparation for their 2019 season. Full clinics for all instruments. 4 This year marks the sixth year of the November Jazz Series. Although each year the instrument of focus changes, the Pennsylvania Jazz Collective presents free clinics for all instruments throughout the four day series. Following is a recap of the four day series. Pennsylvania Jazz Collective presents GUITAR FESTIVAL Tuesday, November 7, 2017 | 4 pm Charles A. Brown Ice House on Sand Island | Bethlehem, PA SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES 4 – 5 Registration and vendor displays 5 – 5:20 Milton Hershey HS Guitar ensemble PAJAZZ Artists Director: Randy Rhoades include: 5:30 – 6:30 Blues meets Jazz Workshop Frank DiBussolo Frank DiBussolo & Joe Mixon Joe Mixon Bruce Klauber 6:30 – 6:50 Lebanon Valley Guitar Ensemble Gary Rissmiller Director: Joe Mixon Bruce Kaminsky 7 – 8 CONCERT Brian Bortz FREE ADMISSION made possible by sponsors: Martin Guitar | FabLab | Arts & Lecture Grant | Hotel Bethlehem Moravian Music Department | Nazareth Music Company UP NEXT! The November Jazz Series continues: Wednesday, November, 8 | Assembly Program Thursday, November 9 | Clinics & Evening Performance | Hotel Bethlehem Friday, November, 10 | CONCERT | 7:30 pm | Foy Hall - Moravian College SPRING 2018: The Fifth PAJAZZ IDOL & AWARDS Wednesday, April 18, 2018 | 7 pm | Foy Hall - Moravian College 5 Wednesday November 8 The Moravian Jazz Faculty presented a lively educational assembly program for area public school students grades 4 – 8. Each year these young students get their first taste of jazz and the program is always a great success. Each year the Moravian College Music Jazz faculty presents an educational assembly program detailing the role of the series instrument of choice.The program is presented to students from grades 4 - 8. This program is often their very first exposure to jazz. In an effort to be entertaining as well as educational we use the model from the popular tv series “American Idol”. This year Professor Tom Kozic presented guitarists from three generations and the students voted for their winning choice.As always the program was well received 6 7 8 Jazz Series VI-2017 www.pajazzcollective.org The Jazz Guitar Pennsylvania Jazz Collective and the Moravian College Music Department Moravian College - Foy Hall | Bethlehem, PA Friday, November 10, 2017 | 7:30 pm Guest Artist - Guitarist VIC JURIS in concert with: The Moravian College BIG Band - Director, NEIL WETZEL, Ed.D. PAJAZZ Artists include: John Swana | Larry McKenna | Paul Rostock | Bill Goodwin Neil Wetzel | Tom Kozic | Bill Washer | Alan Gaumer Sponsors & Grants include: Nazareth Music Center | Hotel Bethlehem | Anonymous The Moravian College Music Dept. | Moravian College Arts & Lectures Grant A special jazz series program will be presented Tuesday, November 7. The PAJAZZ Guitar Festival will feature Blues & Jazz Guitar Artists Joe Mixon & Frank DiBussolo @ the ICE HOUSE | 52 River Street | Bethlehem, PA FREE clinics & concert. Check for details on the PAJAZZ website. Foy Hall is located on the Hurd campus of Moravian College | corner of Main & Church Streets For more info: 610.861.1650 Moravian Music office | 570.656.5631 PAJAZZ Office Moravian College encourages persons with disabilities to participate in its programs and activities. If you anticipate needing any type of accommodation or have questions about the physical access provided, please contact the Moravian College music department at the above number. Coming in 2018 April 18, 2018 - PAJAZZ IDOL & the 7th Annual Awards July 21, 2018 - the third Christmas City Jazz Festival 9 Friday November 10 PA Jazz Series VI featuring the Moravian College BIG Band Program OPENING REMARKS PAJazz President, Dave Roth PERFORMANCE SELECTIONS ACT 1 PA Jazz Artists 1. Alone Together Composed by. Arthur Schwartz featuring The Vic Juris Trio Vic Juris, guitar Paul Rostock, bass Bill Goodwin, drums 2. Selection featuring The Guitar Trio Vic Juris, Bill Washer, Tom Kozic 3. Freddie Composed by John Swana featuring Vic Juris Quintet with Featured Artists John Swana and Larry McKennam Guitar-Vic Juris EWI-John Swana Tenor-Larry McKenna Bass-Paul Rostock Drums- Bill Goodwin 4. Brother Paul (For Paul Geahman) Composed by Tony Gairo Guitar-Vic Juris EWI-John Swana Tenor-Larry McKenna Alto-Dr. Neil Wetzel Trumpet-Alan Gau- mer Bass-Paul Rostock Drums- Bill Goodwin ACT 2 The Moravian College Student BIG Band- Director Neil Wetzel, Ed. D, Student Director Patrick Kerssen 1. The Speed of Sound Composed & Arranged by Frankie Sparacio (’18) 2. Tonight we Tango Composed & Arranged by Rick Hirsch 3. How Insensitive Composed by Antonio Carlos Jobim, English Words by Norman Gimbel 4. Ya Gotta Try Composed & Arranged by Sammy Nestico 5. Zing Went The Strings of my Heart Composed by James Hanley 6. Centerpiece Composed by Harry “Sweets” Edison 7. Around the World Composed by Victor Young, Words by Harold Adamson 8. Senor Mouse Composed by Chick Corea, Arranged by Mike Tomaro 9. Do You Remember Composed & Arranged by Patrick Kerssen (’18) 10. Inner Urge Composed by Joe Henderson, Arranged by Mark Taylor 10 MORAVIAN COLLEGE BIG BAND PERSONNEL Vocals Amber Emerson vocal Andrew Ortega vocal Saxophones Zech Schweitzer Alto I Emma Adam Tenor II Alison Nicolosi Alto II Amy Flyte Bari Sax Dan Schirripa Tenor I Trumpets Frankie Sparacio Alex DiMinno Joe Hall Vince Petinelli (guest artist) Ethan Beeco Trombones Ben Sharp Marc Bernal Charlie Peeke Ralph Brodt (guest artist) Guitar Kellen Pisani Jack Kelly Cayden Wisner Piano Patrick Kerssen Bass Ben Seitz Drums Tom Czajowski Andrew Ortega 11 The PA Jazz vision Improving the future through arts education Mission Statement: The Pennsylvania Jazz Collective strives to expose and promote the diversity of jazz through education, outreach and performance encouraging participation in America’s unique art form. Education Objectives: Through education in the arts, particularly jazz, the Pennsylvania Jazz Collective seeks to instill essential and life enhancing skills. Some of these skills include discipline, creativity, essential problem solving skills, working well with others in a cooperative atmosphere, confidence and intellectual development. PA Jazz focuses on the musical communication that is at the core of jazz. Jazz is an expression of individuality and the spontaneous artistic language spoken within the context of a democratic framework. We are cognizant that jazz performers and students draw upon multiple educational and social disciplines to simultaneously interact in a manner that uniquely ties together many educational disciplines and learning. To learn more or to make a contribution, please contact: PENNSYLVANIA Jazz COLLECTIVE 352 Anchorage Rd., Saylorsburg, Pa. 18353 570-656-5631 www.pajazzcollective.org 12 Key Achievements In its inaugural year, 2012, the Pennsylvania Jazz Collective presented two major events. The first of these, a Spring Concert, featured the PA Jazz nominated Artist of the Year, Nelson Hill, Bangor (PA) High School and Eastman Conservatory of Music graduate. Nelson was presented to the theme “Three Generations of Alto Saxophone Masters.” This performance featured octogenarian Grand Master, jazz legend, multiple Grammy award and industry poll winning saxophonist, Phil Woods. Mr. Woods is a resident of nearby Delaware Water Gap, PA and served as mentor and teacher to Nelson in his formative years. Completing the third generation, Stroudsburg High School and Manhattan School of Music graduate and former protege of both Nelson and Phil, Jay Rattman, Nazareth
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