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Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concerts Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concerts 1st Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert October 20, 1971 Carnegie Music Hall David Baker*, composer/musician Donald Byrd*, trumpet Nathan Davis*, saxophone Richard Davis, bass Alan Dawson*, drums Leonard Feather*, piano Roland Hanna *, piano James Moody*, saxophone Max Roach*, drums Charles Suber*, education Clark Terry*, trumpet Ernie Wilkins*, saxophone 2nd Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert October 20, 1972 Carnegie Music Hall David Baker*, composer/musician Donald Byrd*, trumpet William Cole, horn Nathan Davis*, saxophone Richard Davis, bass Leonard Feather*, piano Roland Hanna *, piano Thad Jones*, Trumpet Dan Morgenstern, writer Max Roach*, drums Fela Sowande*, composer/musician Charles Suber*, education Clifford Thornton*, trumpet 3rd Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert October 12, 1973 Carnegie Music Hall David Baker*, composer/musician Jaki Byard*, piano Donald Byrd*, trumpet Ron Carter, bass Nathan Davis*, saxophone Dizzy Gillespie*, trumpet Elvin Jones*, drums James Moody*, saxophone Charles Tolliver, trumpet 4th Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert October 4, 1974 Carnegie Music Hall Jaki Byard*, piano Ron Carter, bass Nathan Davis*, saxophone Alan Dawson*, drums Jim Hall*, guitar Thad Jones*, Trumpet Tom McIntosh*, trombone Sonny Rollins, saxophone Charles Suber*, education 5th Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert October 11, 1975 Carnegie Music Hall Kenny Burrell, guitar Jaki Byard*, piano Richard Davis, bass Nathan Davis*, saxophone Louis Hayes, drums Joe Henderson*, saxophone Lew Soloff*, trumpet Sonny Stitt*, saxophone 6th Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert October 23, 1976 Carnegie Music Hall Nathan Davis*, saxophone Jimmy Heath*, saxophone Abraham Laboriel, bass Terry Pollard*, piano Max Roach*, drums Clark Terry*, trumpet Jean “Toots” Thielemans*, guitar/harmonica 7th Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert October 22, 1977 Carnegie Music Hall Kenny Clarke*, drums Nathan Davis*, saxophone Dextor Gordon* saxophone Abraham Laboriel, bass Mike Longo*, piano Terry Pollard*, piano Woody Shaw*, trumpet 8th Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert October 28, 1978 Carnegie Music Hall Nathan Davis*, saxophone Alan Dawson*, drums “Slide” Hampton, trombone Joe Henderson*, saxophone Terumasa Hino, trumpet John Lewis*, piano Larry Ridley, bass Jean “Toots” Thielemans*, guitar/harmonica 9th Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert October 20, 1979 Carnegie Music Hall Komla Amoaku*, education Nathan Davis*, saxophone Richard Davis, bass “Slide” Hampton, trombone Idris Muhammad*, drums Jimmy Owens, trumpet Billy Taylor*, piano Grover Washington Jr.*, saxophone Attila Zoller*, guitar 10th Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert October 25, 1980 Carnegie Music Hall David Baker*, composer/musician Kenny Barron, piano Donald Byrd*, trumpet Ron Carter, bass Nathan Davis*, saxophone Lee Konitz*, saxophone Idris Muhammad*, drums Stanley Turrentine*, record producer 11th Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert October 31, 1981 Carnegie Music Hall Monty Alexander, piano Benny Bailey*, trumpet Nathan Davis*, saxophone Eddie Gomez, bass Milt Jackson*, vibraphone James Moody*, saxophone Freddie Waits*, drums 12th Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert October 30, 1982 Carnegie Music Hall Alex Acuna, drums Monty Alexander, pianist Nathan Davis*, saxophone Ted Dunbar*, guitar Terumasa Hino, trumpet Miroslav Vitous, bass Grover Washington Jr.*, saxophone 13th Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert November 5, 1983 Carnegie Music Hall Komla Amoaku*, education Kenny Barron, piano Nathan Davis*, saxophone Eric Gale*, guitar Johnny Griffin*, saxophone Idris Muhammad*, drums Rufus Reid, bass Woody Shaw*, trumpet 14th Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert November 3, 1984 Carnegie Music Hall Ron Carter, bass Nathan Davis*, saxophone Peter Erskine, drummer Freddie Hubbard*, trumpet Emily Remler*, guitar Sonny Rollins, saxophone Cedar Walton*, piano 15th Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert November 9, 1985 Carnegie Music Hall Randy Brecker, trumpet Nathan Davis*, saxophone Tommy Flanagan*, piano James Moody*, saxophone Idris Muhammad*, drums Rufus Reid, bass John Scofield, guitar Grover Washington Jr.*, saxophone 16th Annual Jazz Seminar and Concert November 1, 1986 Carnegie Music Hall Donald Byrd*, trumpet George Coleman, saxophone Nathan Davis*, saxophone Jon Faddis, trumpet Abraham Laboriel, bass Herbie Mann*, Flute Joe Sample*, piano John Scofield, guitar Akira Tana, drums 17th Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert October 31, 1987 Carnegie Music Hall Nathan Davis*, saxophone Ray Drummond, bass Mike Mossman, trumpet Jimmy Owens, trumpet Patrice Rushen, piano Marvin “Smitty” Smith, drums Grover Washington Jr.*, saxophone Philip Woo, Piano 18th Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert November 4, 1988 Carnegie Music Hall Monty Alexander, pianist Terrence Blanchard, trumpet Billy Cobham, drums Nathan Davis*, saxophone Freddie Hubbard*, trumpet Abraham Laboriel, bass Grover Washington Jr.*, saxophone 19th Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert November 4, 1989 Carnegie Music Hall Benny Bailey*, trumpet Donald Byrd*, trumpet Nathan Davis*, saxophone Johnny Griffin*, saxophone Abraham Laboriel, bass Idris Muhammad*, drums Sonny Rollins, saxophone Patrice Rushen, piano Arturo Sandoval, trumpet 20th Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert November 3, 1990 Carnegie Music Hall Terri Lyne Carrington, drums Nathan Davis*, saxophone Ray Drummond, bass Kevin Eubanks, guitar Jon Faddis, trumpet Herbie Mann*, Flute Ellis Marsalis*, piano Marcio Montarroyos*, trumpet Grover Washington Jr.*, saxophone 21st Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert November 2, 1991 Carnegie Music Hall Kenny Barron, piano Ron Carter, bass Hank Crawford*, saxophone Nathan Davis*, saxophone Alan Dawson*, drums Eric Gale*, guitar Mike Mossman, trumpet Arturo Sandoval, trumpet Ernie Watts, saxophone 22nd Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert November 14, 1992 Carnegie Music Hall Nathan Davis*, saxophone Art Farmer*, trumpet Mulgrew Miller*, piano Idris Muhammad*, drums Jimmy Owens, trumpet Miroslav Vitous, bass Grover Washington Jr.*, saxophone 23rd Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert November 6, 1993 Carnegie Music Hall Benny Bailey*, trumpet Randy Brecker, trumpet Terri Lyne Carrington, drums Nathan Davis*, saxophone Kevin Eubanks, guitar Clare Fischer*, keyboard Curtis Fuller, trombone Benny Golson, saxophone Percy Heath*, bass 24th Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert November 5, 1994 Carnegie Music Hall Geri Allen*, piano Nathan Davis*, saxophone Ray Drummond, bass Johnny Griffin*, saxophone Thelonious Monk Jr., drummer Wallace Roney*, trumpet Clark Terry*, trumpet Grover Washington Jr.*, saxophone 25th Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert November 4, 1995 Carnegie Music Hall Randy Brecker, trumpet Nathan Davis*, saxophone Jon Faddis, trumpet Abraham Laboriel, bass James Moody*, saxophone Idris Muhammad*, drums Patrice Rushen, piano Grover Washington Jr.*, saxophone 26th Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert November 2, 1996 Carnegie Music Hall Benny Bailey*, trumpet Nathan Davis*, saxophone Johnny Griffin*, saxophone Abraham Laboriel, bass Herbie Mann*, Flute Mulgrew Miller*, piano Thelonious Monk Jr., drummer Wallace Roney*, trumpet 27th Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert November 1, 1997 Carnegie Music Hall Nathan Davis*, saxophone Ted Dunbar*, guitar Curtis Fuller, trombone Winard Harper, drums Terumasa Hino, trumpet Jackie McClean*, saxophone Jimmy Owens, trumpet John Patitucci, bass Patrice Rushen, piano Ernie Watts, saxophone 28th Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert November 7, 1998 Carnegie Music Hall George Cables, piano Larry Coryell*, guitar Hank Crawford*, saxophone Nathan Davis*, saxophone Jon Faddis, trumpet Curtis Fuller, trombone Eddie Henderson, trumpet Abraham Laboriel, bass Herbie Mann*, Flute James Moody*, saxophone Idris Muhammad*, drums 29th Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert November 9, 1999 Carnegie Music Hall Kenny Barron, piano Bob Brookmeyer*, composer/musician Nathan Davis*, saxophone Winard Harper, drums Abraham Laboriel, bass Russell Malone, guitar James Moody*, saxophone Mike Mossman, trumpet Wallace Roney*, trumpet Grover Washington Jr.*, saxophone Ernie Watts, saxophone 30th Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert November 4, 2000 Carnegie Music Hall Geri Allen*, piano Oscar Brashear, trumpet Donald Byrd*, trumpet Larry Coryell*, guitar Hank Crawford*, saxophone Nathan Davis*, saxophone Curtis Fuller, trombone Benny Golson, saxophone Winard Harper, drums John Patitucci, bass Wallace Roney*, trumpet 31st Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert November 3, 2001 Carnegie Music Hall David Baker*, composer/musician Cecil Bridgewater, trumpet Terri Lyne Carrington, drums Nathan Davis*, saxophone Jon Faddis, trumpet Abraham Laboriel, bass Kirk Lightsey, piano Joe Lovano, saxophone Charles McPherson, saxophone James Moody*, saxophone Mark Whitfield, guitar 32nd Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert November 2, 2002 Carnegie Music Hall Carl Allen, drummer Monty Alexander, piano Benny Bailey*, trumpet Oscar Brashear, trumpet Nathan Davis*, saxophone Curtis Fuller, trombone Benny Golson, saxophone Bob Magnusson, bass Pat Martino, guitar Bobby Watson, saxophone 33rd Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert November 1, 2003 Carnegie Music Hall Randy Brecker, trumpet Billy Cobham, drums Nathan Davis*, saxophone Jon Faddis, trumpet Abraham Laboriel, bass Pat Martino, guitar Jackie McClean*, saxophone Mulgrew Miller*, piano James Moody*, saxophone Clark Terry*, trumpet 34th Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert November 6, 2004 Carnegie Music Hall Oscar Brashear,
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