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High School for Performing & Visual Arts HIGH SCHOOL FOR PERFORMING & VISUAL ARTS. -Let it go-: HSPVA Jazz Ensemble 1978 : Abel Santillar, Nelson Morales, Richard Peterson, Rene Gonzalez, Kirk Hooper (tp) Rob Negrin, Roderick Harris, Sal Gonzales, Collins Sita, Nancy Ottmers (tb) John McDaniel, Shelton Crocker, Warren Sneed, Everette Harp, Lisa Mandel Stein, Nancy Moser (fl, saxes) Mike Rojas (p) Marc Perkins (g) Keith Robinson (b) Mike Aguilar (d) Herman Matthews (d-3) Edward Trongone (dir) Don Menza (ts-1) John Parks (ts-2) both guest soloists. Arizona, February 9, 1978. .......... ....................... Samba de Rollins (1, 3) ..................................RPC Z502152. Arizona, June 2 & 5, 1978. .......... ....................... Corner pocket.................................................RPC Z502152. .......... ....................... Maria.........................................................................-. .......... ....................... Let it go .....................................................................-. .......... ....................... A train (3) ..................................................................-. .......... ....................... The thrill....................................................................-. .......... ....................... My old flame (2) ........................................................-. .......... ....................... Nica's dream (3) .........................................................-. -Impressions-: HSVPA Jazz Ensemble 1979 : Rene Gonzales, Nelson Morales, Gerald Sanchez, John Pierce, Louie Moser (tp) Collins Sila, Sal Gonzales, Nancy Ottmers, Eric Maier, Paul Araiza (tb) John McDaniel, Shelton Crocker, Ed Smart, Erika Ford (fl, reeds) Mike Rojas (p) Marc Perkins (g) Jerry Osborne (b) Herman Matthews (d) Doug Roufa (d-1) Robert Morgan (dir). prob Arizona, May-July 1979. .......... ....................... Impressions....................................................RPC Z532961. .......... ....................... Time for love ...................................................................-. .......... ....................... Wings of time (1) .............................................................-. .......... ....................... Ja-da ................................................................................-. .......... ....................... Simone.............................................................................-. .......... ....................... Overture to the Royal Mongolian Suma football festival....-. -Nightfall-: HSPVA Small Jazz Ensemble 1980 : Louie Moser, Simon Rowe, Bob Morgan (tp, flhrn) Sal Gonzales (tb) Eddie Smart, Shelton Crocker (reeds) Mike Rojas (p) Kenny Roufa (g, el-b) Scott Uhrig (b) Alan Pollard, Doug Roufa (d, perc, vib). Alvin. Texas. June 3, 6 & 10, 1980. .......... ....................... Nightfall ........................................................Mark MC20054. .......... ....................... Doug's tune ................................................................-. .......... ....................... The casanova..............................................................-. .......... ....................... Visions ......................................................................-. .......... ....................... Mike's birthday...........................................................-. .......... ....................... The real guitarist (In the house)...................................-. .......... ....................... Shades of light ...........................................................-. P.I..............................................................................-. -HSPVA Jazz Ensemble 1981-: Bruce Friedman, Victor Nash, Duke Tanner, Greg Zekawski, Paul Hyde, Brian Alexander (tp, fgh) Bill Fitzgerald, Jim DeBose, Jesse Duran, Ricky Gonzales, Barbara Weaver (tb) Bart Follis, Lynne McCarthy (reeds) Deena Gaskell (reeds, g) Stephanie York (p) Jeff Moffman, Josk Syna (g) Kelvin Elliott, Chuck Lichtenstein (b) Kelvin Cooksey, Warren Grant (d). prob Houston, Texas, June 2-4 & September 17, 1981. .......... ....................... Maiden voyage...............................................HSVPA Jazz 1981. .......... ....................... Sho' nuff ....................................................................-. .......... ....................... Boomie blues .............................................................-. .......... ....................... Some other time .........................................................-. .......... ....................... Outlaws .....................................................................-. .......... ....................... Ka Ju Moe samba.......................................................-. .......... ....................... Niehaus original .........................................................-. -Kohoutek-: HSVPA Jazz Ensemble 1982 : Victor Nash, Sydney Castillo, Brian Alexander, Joseph Edwards, Carl Chargois (tp, flhrn) Jesse Duran, Hezekiah Pendleton, Bobb Head, Dale Fisher, Reginald Moore, Peter Hunt (tb) Shawn Brown (as, fl, pic) Lance Hosey (as, fl) Shelley Carrol (ts-sop, fl) Kenneth Kress (ts, fl, alto-fl, pic) Sydney Polk (bar, fl) Lydia Modelist (p) Chris Trahan (p-1) Sam Goldenhar (b) Warren Grant (d). prob Houston, Texas, June 21, 22, 23 & July 2 & 6, 1982. .......... ....................... Besame mucho ...............................................Mark MC20272. .......... ....................... Joan Beam's hope (1)..................................................-. .......... ....................... 88 Basie Street ...........................................................-. .......... ....................... Love To ! ...................................................................-. .......... ....................... Brigitte ......................................................................-. .......... ....................... Willow weep for me ...................................................-. .......... ....................... Kohoutek (1)..............................................................-. -Morning Glory-: HSPVA Jazz Ensemble 1983 : Sydney Castillo, Victor Nash, Joseph Edwards, Mike Garrett, Erik Borling (tp) Hezekiah Pendleton, Dale Fisher, Jason Goudeau, Bobb Head (tb) Peter Hunter (b-tb) Lance Hosey (as, sop) John Siano (as) Kamala Moss (ts, cl) Caral Richard (ts) Melissa Moss (bar) Michael Prince (p-1) Chris Trahan (p-2) Mark Sellers (g-3) Charles Walker (g-4) Sam Goldenhar (b) Warren Grant (d-5) Matt Fairchild (d-6, perc) Bryan Lenox (perc) Bob Morgan (dir) + guest Frank Rehak (tb). Houston, Texas, June 8, 9, 10, 18 & July 14, 1983. .......... ....................... Maxwell D. cat (2, 4, 5)..................................Mark MC20376. .......... ....................... Breath of fresh air (2, 4, 5)..........................................-. .......... ....................... This bass was made for walkin' (1, 4, 6) ......................-. .......... ....................... Captain Caribe (1, 3, 5)...............................................-. .......... ....................... Emily (2, 4, 6)............................................................-. .......... ....................... Blue Daniel (1, 4, 5) ...................................................-. .......... ....................... Morning glory (1, 2, 3, 5) ...........................................-. -Eye of the Hurricane-: Erick Borling (flhrn) Jason Goudeau (tb) Travis Phillips (b-tb) John Gordon (fl) Wendy Morales (as) Dorian Gray, David Withe (ts) Alex Alzamora (p) Doug Young (g) Sebastian Whittaker (d) + guests : Marvin Stamm (tp) Lou Marini (ts) + others unidentified. Houston, Texas, May 28-31 & June 4, 1985. .......... ....................... Dameron dance ..............................................Mark MC20622. .......... ....................... Lazy day ....................................................................-. .......... ....................... Caravan .....................................................................-. .......... ....................... Rena ..........................................................................-. .......... ....................... Hip and cool...............................................................-. .......... ....................... Eye of the hurricane ...................................................-. -Illumination-: The Art Ensemble of Houston (from the High School for Performing and Visual Arts) : Erick Borling (tp, flhrn) David White (ts, sop, fl) Doug Young and / or Joe Sedita (g) David Craig or Chris Walker (b) James Edwards (d). Houston, Texas, August 6-8, 1986. .......... ....................... Phrygm phragm..............................................Mark MC20761. .......... ....................... I miss the rain.............................................................-. .......... ....................... Illumination ...............................................................-. .......... ....................... Friends abroad............................................................-. .......... ....................... Virgo .........................................................................-. .......... ....................... Dr. Jekyll ...................................................................-. -Inner glimpse-: HSPVA Jazz Ensemble : Denedra Williams, Connan Coker, Christian lastrape, Joe Williams (tp) Robert Almogabar, Aaron Luster, Danny
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