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Sign up for E-Newsletters 2010 Faculty Education Below is a partial faculty list for SJW's 2010 educational summer programs. Additional faculty will be Education Calendar announced as they are booked, so please check back regularly for updates. Faculty When available, the week(s) that faculty will be in attendance during the 2010 season are indicated next to their name (JC1 = Jazz Camp Week 1, JC2 = Jazz Camp Week 2, JR = Jazz Residency). Individuals with a Jazz Camp (*) next to their name offered special one-day presentations and were not be in attendance the entire > Jazz Camp More week. Faculty who are part of the Jazz Mentors Teacher/Intern Program are indicated by "JM". Please > Jazz Camp FAQ note, scheduling information is subject to change. For a list of 2009 Faculty, click here. Jazz Residency > Jazz Residency FAQ BASS SAX/CLARINET/FLUTE > Audition Requirements Ruth Davies (website) (JC1, JC2) John Calloway (website) (JR) Tomoko Funaki (JC2) Lynn Gruenewald (website) (JC1, JC2) Vocal Programs, JC & JR Rob Kohler (website) (JC1, JC2, JR) Charles McPherson (website) (JC1) > Jazz Residency Vocal Program Larry Grenadier (website) (JR) Bob Murphy (website) (JC1, JC2, JR) > Vocal Faculty Seward McCain (website) (JC; weeks TBD) Joshua Redman (website) (JR) Evening Summer Program Harish Raghavan (website) (JR) Andrew Speight (website) (JC1, JC2, JR) Jorge Roeder (website) (JC; weeks TBD) Dayna Stephens (website) (JR) Registration Reuben Rogers (website) (JR) Kristen Strom (website) (JC1, JC2) Pricing Information John Shifflett (website) (JR) Patrick Wolff (website) (JC1, JC2, JR) Josh Thurston-Milgrom (JC1, JC2, JR) SONGWRITING Community Jazz Partnerships John Wiitala (JR) Rebecca Martin (website) (JR) Forms DRUMS STRINGS Scholarship Information Hamir Atwal (website) (JR) Victor Lin (web site) (JC1, JC2, JR) Donald Bailey (JR) Jazz Mentors Program Ndugu Chancler (website) (JC2) TROMBONE Smith Dobson V (website) (JC1) Dave Gregoric (website) (JC) Songbooks Brandon Etzler (website) (JC1) Josh Roseman (website) (JR) Song Listening List Eric Harland (website) (JR) Wayne Wallace (website) (JC1, JC2) Austin Harris (JC2) Glossary Tootie Heath (JC1) TRUMPET Dave Douglas (website) (JR) Special Programs Jason Lewis (JR) Clarence Penn (website) (JR) Erik Jekabson (website) (JC1, JC2) Bart Marantz (website) (JR) GUITAR Nicholas Payton (website) (JR) Steve Cardenas (website) (JR) Khalil Shaheed (website) (JC; weeks TBD) Julian Lage (website) (JC2) John Worley (website) (JC2) Ray Scott (JC1) David Yamasaki (website) (JC1, JC2) VOCALS Sandy Cressman (website) (JC1) PIANO Dena DeRose (website) (JC2, JR) George Cables (website) (JR) Madeline Eastman (website) (JR) Taylor Eigsti (website) (JR) Wendy McCain (JC; weeks TBD) Joe Gilman (website) (JC1, JC2) Larry Goldings (website) (JR) SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS: Fred Harris (website) (JR) Stefan Karlsson (website) (JR) Reed Kotler (website) (JR) Victor Lin (website) (JC1, JC2, JR) Junior Mance (website) (JC2) Nina Ott (website) (JC1) Bennett Paster (website) (JC2, JR) Peter Stoltzman (website) (JC1) Frank Sumares (website) (JC1, JC2) Stanford Jazz Workshop (SJW) programs provide opportunities to study and play with many of the top artists working in jazz today. Participants experience jazz in all its forms, receive hands-on training, enjoy Stanford University's exceptional campus environment and attend nightly concerts that showcase SJW's.

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