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The City of Jacksonville Presents the Jacksonville Jazz Festival

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Part of the Music Performance Commons APRIL 11-13, 2008 THE FLORIDA THEATRE METROPOLITAN PARK

WWW.JAXJAZZFEST.COM THIS CURIOSITY HAS LED TO THE CITY OF JACKSONVILLE'S world OF NATIONS CELEBRATION MAY 1 - 4, 2008 METROPOLITAN PARK• JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA USA

We all come from the same tree, but we grow in many different directions. The 16th annual World of Nations Celebration offers you the opportunity to branch out, explore other cultures and make new friends.

Thursday, May 1 & Friday, May 2 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Field Trips Only Friday, May 2 5 - 9 p.m. International Party FREE ADMISSION Saturday, May 3 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. 10:30 a.m. Naturalization Ceremony 2 p.m. Parade of Flags Sunday, May 4 Noon - 6 p.m. History of Sports Popular in America Learn about baseball. basketball, football, lacrosse, golf, soccer and NASCAR. Participants will have the opportunity to read about the history of each sport and its best athletes/teams. Grab your teammates and enjoy the fun in the USA area filled with games and activities.

Tickets are available at the following locations: Metropolitan Park Gates (Saturday & Sunday Only) City Hall at St. James, Suite 280 Local multicultural organizations Jacksonville JEA Florida Begins Welcome

Dear Friends:

On behalf of the City of Jacksonville, it is my pleasure to welcome you to the 2008 Jacksonville Jazz Festival! This year's festival will showcase downtown Jacksonville with unforgettable performances at The Florida Theatre and Metropolitan Park. Our city's enthusiasm for jazz and the arts is apparent with this year's fabulous lineup and activities.

The Jacksonville Jazz Piano Competition will kick off the festival at The Florida Theatre on April 11 while performances from jazz greats take to the stage at Metropolitan Park on April 12-13. This year also marks the 20th anniversary celebration of the University of North Florida jazz program which will serve as one of the many highlights of the festival. Metropolitan Park also features the Art at the Met juried art show and sale, 38° Latitude wine tasting and a Sunday Jazz Brunch catered by Chef Matthew Medure.

Again, welcome to this year's Jacksonville Jazz Festival. I hope you and your family and friends have a wonderful time experiencing music and the arts in downtown and encourage you to revel in the cultural richness of our city. Hear the sounds, enjoy the sights and celebrate our community! Warm regards,

John Peyton Mayor The Florida Theatre FRIDAY, APRIL 11 7 P.M. (Doors open at 6 p.m.) JACKSONVILLE JAZZ PIANO COMPETITION Presented by the City of Jacksonville and Keyboard Connection

• Finalists Performances • Intermission (15 minutes) • Finalists Performances • Performance by Noel Freidline and Dr. Bill Prince, 2008 Jacksonville Jazz Festival Hall of Fame Inductee • Announcement of winners by Jack Melvin of Keyboard Connection

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ACCOMPANIMENT The Rhythm Section Danny Gottlieb, a renowned drummer and educator, and Dennis Marks, an accomplished bassist and educator, will provide accompaniment for the Jacksonville Jazz Piano Competition.

MASTER OF CEREMONIES Noel Freidline Noel Freidline, of Las Vegas, Nevada, is a graduate of the University of North Florida and is known as a talented pianist, vocalist, writer, arranger and bandleader of his namesake band, The Noel Freidline Quintet. Freidline has been named as Northeast Florida's Best Performer six times. He returns to Jacksonville as Master of Ceremonies for the Jacksonville Jazz Piano Competition and will perform with the University of North Florida Jazz All Stars on Saturday, April 12 at Metropolitan Park.

Special thanks to Keyboard Connection of Jacksonville for providing a YAMAHA concert YAMAHA PIANOS piano for the finalists' performances. THE JUDGES

Cassandra Wilson Cassandra Wilson's expansive career can be tracked through her discography. From the standards on Blue Skies to the Grammy­ winning New Moon Daughter, to the combination of originals and interpretations played by a collection of Mississippi and New York musicians on both the 2007 release, Belly of the Sun, and 2003'5 Glamoured, Cassandra continues to evolve as a vocalist, songwriter, and producer. Cassandra Wilson is a world-renowned vocalist, songwriter and producer, with an extraordinary following, but at heart she is still a Mississippi girl whose art reflects her deep musical and cultural roots, anchored in the fertile Mississippi soil. Cassandra Wilson will perform on Saturday, April 12 at Metropolitan Park.

Terence Blanchard As Grammy award-winning musician and composer, Terence Blanchard latest release is an account of the pummeling of New Orleans in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. As a Crescent City native, his impassioned album, A Tale of God's Will (A Requiem for Katrina). is an emotional tour de force featuring Blanchard's quintet as well as a 40-member string orchestra. He has released two other critically acclaimed albums and was nominated for two Grammy Awards in 2006. Terence Blanchard will perform on Saturday, April 12 at Metropolitan Park.

Lynne Arriale Lynne Arriale's 'singular voice' as a pianist, leader, composer, and arranger has been critically acclaimed for "putting the heart back into jazz" (London Times). Arriale's recordings have topped every notable jazz chart, including several #1 Jazz Week Radio hits and a #17 Billboard debut. Her PBS and NPR programs, Profile of a Performing Artist, and consistently excellent recordings have captured jazz and mainstream audiences alike. Arriale won Jacksonville's 1993 Jacksonville Jazz Piano Competition and has sold-out numerous venues including The Kennedy and Lincoln Centers. Her newest release, LIVE (Motema), received the 2007 German Critics Award for Best Jazz CD/DVD. Arriale is currently Assistant Professor of Jazz Piano and Director of the Jazz Combo Program at UNF. The Lynne Arriale Trio, featuring jazz icon and tenor sax soloist, Benny Golson, will perform on Saturday, April 12, at Metropolitan Park.

Rufus Reid Rufus Reid's extensive jazz background and discography reads literally like the Who's Who in jazz. He has traveled, performed and recorded with many of the great Jazz Masters and continues performing and recording in collaboration with other award-winning musicians as well as his own group, The Rufus Reid Quintet. His career as a performer, educator, composer and author has been recognized with the following honors and awards: 1997 Humanitarian Award by the The International Association of Jazz Educators, the 1998 Jazz Educator Achievement Award by Bass Player Magazine, Outstanding Educator of 1999 by The New Jersey Chapter of the IAJE and The Distinguished Achievement Award, in 2007 by The International Society of Bassists. Rufus Reid will perform with the Lynne Arriale Trio on Saturday, April 12 at Metropolitan Park. THE FINALISTS Robert Botos Born into a musical Romani (Gypsy) family in Hungary, self-taught pianist Robi Botos' notable performances include the opening concert for Bela Fleck, Stanley Clark, and Jean Luc Ponty at the 2005 Toronto Jazz Festival. Since immigrating to Canada in 1998, his most recent honors have included the 2007 NOW award for Best Jazz Artist, the 2007 National Jazz Award for "keyboardist of the year" along with a nomination for the same award in 2006. Robert Botos was also finalist in the 2007 Jacksonville Jazz Piano Jazz Competition. JD Daniel J D Daniel began his professional career in Tucson, Arizona, where as an upcoming bandleader, his ensembles included Diane Schuur and Brian Bromberg. For more than 30 years, J D has recorded and performed with a variety of jazz artists including Dave Koz, Rick Braun, Ronnie Laws, among others. J Dis currently writing and recording his latest CD, Back In The Groove. Bennett E. Paster Keyboardist, composer and producer Bennett Paster attended Tufts University and New England Conservatory of Music, and received degrees in English and Jazz Studies. Committed to furthering his career and his love for Afro-Cuban music and latin jazz. The sophomore recording by his jazz piano trio, Paster, Ryan & Hall was entitled Invisible Horizon in 2006. Bennett Paster was also a finalist in four Jacksonville Jazz Piano Competitions. Bill Peterson Bill Peterson is an Associate Professor of jazz piano at Florida State University. He received the B.M. degree from the Cincinnati College­ Conservatory and the Master of Music degree in Jazz Studies and Contemporary Media from the Eastman School of Music. He has performed with Freddie Hubbard, Joe Lovano, Rufus Reid, among others and has written big band arrangements for David Leibman, Richie Beirach and Barry Harris. Peterson was also a Jacksonville Jazz Piano Competition finalist in 1992 and 1999. Dave Stoler Da ve Stoler received a Master of Music degree in Jazz Performance from the University of Miami-Coral Gables. He currently works with his own jazz trio, The Tony Castaneda Latin Jazz Sextet and the Madison Jazz Orchestra. He was a semi-finalist in the Thelonious Monk Piano Competition and the American Jazz Piano Competitio n. His second CD, Have you b e en to the Forest?will be released this summer. WITH DELICIOUS TOPPINGS Metropolitan Park

SATURDAY, APRIL 12 GATES OPEN AT NOON

• The Jacksonville Jazz Piano Winner, 1 p.m.

• Lynne Arriale Trio featuring special guest Benny Golson on tenor sax, 2 p.m. Lynne Arriale (piano), Rufus Reid (bass), Benny Golson (tenor sax) and Anthony Pinciotti (drums)

• The 20th Anniversary Celebration of the University of North Florida Jazz Program "Past, Present & Future" featuring the UNF Jazz Ensemble 1 Big Band, UNF Jazz Faculty and the 2008 UNF Alumni Reunion Group, 3:30 p.m.

UNF Jazz Faculty featuring Bunky Green, JB Scott, Danny Gottlieb, Barry Greene, Dennis Marks, Clarence Hines and Marc Dickman

- , ! 1 2008 UNF Alumni Reunion Group featuring

Artists and performance times subject to change.

• Terence Blanchard, 5:30 p.m.

• John Pizzarelli with special guest The St. Johns River City Band, 7 p.m.

• Cassandra Wilson, 9 p.m. Metropolitan Park

SUNDAY, APRIL 13 GATES OPEN AT 9:30 A.M.

• Najee, 10 a.m • Norman Brown, 11 :30 a.m. • Poncho Sanchez Latin Jazz Band, 1:30 p.m. • Dave Koz, 3 p.m.

Artists and performance times subject to change.

ONGOING WEEKEND ACTIVITIES

Jacksonville Jazz Festival Posters and Merchandise Posters and other Jacksonville Jazz Festival merchandise will be available for purchase at Metropolitan Park. See map for booth locations.

Jacksonville Jazz Festival Poster Framing Have your commemorative poster framed by Sweet Magnolias while you enjoy the festival.

Great Jazz Eats Stop by the Groovin' Grub Food Court area for a variety of food and beverages available for purchase.

Festival Information Booth Visit the information booth located near the main entrance for Jazz Festival information, lost and found and complimentary Kid Band identification bracelets. Representatives will available to answer any questions. 2 Names You Need To Know! Keyboard Connection & YAMAHA

Pianos & Organs Proud Co-sponsors of the Jacksonville Jazz Festival! Call us at 880-0002

Http://keyboardconnectionjax.com Metropolitan Park

ART AT THE MET JURIED ART SHOW AND SALE Located on the waterfront near the River Overlook

SHOW HOURS Saturday, April 12 Noon - 10 p.m. Sunday, April 13 10 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

The City of Jacksonville is pleased to once again feature Art at the Met, a juried art show and sale of prize-winning items produced by artists and master craftspeople from throughout the region. While visiting Art at the Met, enjoy both the sounds of first-rate jazz performers and browse the works of talented artists. Located along the scenic riverfront within Metropolitan Park, the artists' pavilion is a must-see destination. Admittance to Art at the Met is free with park admission. Please take the time to visit these talented artists:

Patty Alexander Jeff Laibson Chester Allen Sergio Lazo Tammy Babcock Salomon Mbala Jinx Bentley Joyce McAdams Stacey Brown Barrett Ohene Anthony Carter Aaron Reed Sidney Carter Renee Reznicsek Teddy and Lisa Collins Jim "Shaka" Robinson Lou Frederick Willie Schofield Martin Hausner Bill & Jon Slade Karream Jones Shelley St. Jean Metropolitan Park

38° LATITUDE: A WINE TASTING EXPERIENCE Located at the River Overlook near Art at the Met

Returning to the Jacksonville Jazz Festival is a tasteful complement to the displays of fine art and the sounds of jazz at Metropolitan Park.

TASTING TIMES Saturday, April 12 Noon - 9:30 p.m. Sunday, April 13 11 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Wine store hours will mirror the tasting hours each day.

TASTING TICKETS $15 Purchase a tasting ticket for $15 at the point of entry to this special region and receive a souvenir wine glass and eight samplings of featured wines. An additional five tastes may be purchased for $10. Knowledgeable wine representatives will also be available to discuss various vintages.

TASTING GUIDELINES • Only patrons 21 & older will be permitted to participate in the 38° Latitude: A Wine Tasting t: xperience. • Minors must be accompanied by an adult and participants must wear armbands at all times. • Tasting tickets are redeemable in wine sampling area only. • Tastes cannot be redeemed toward purchase of wine.

Special thanks to:

Owned by Dairy Farmers Since 1919 38° LATITUDE: A WINE TASTING EXPERIENCE Selections of your favorite wines are available for tasting and purchase by the bottle for consumption within Metropolitan Park including:

Table l · Sparkling Wines/ Rieslings Zardetto Prosecco Beringer Sparkling White Zinfandel Wolf Blass "Yellow Label" Riesling Clos du Bois Riesling Chateau Ste Michelle "Saint M" Riesling

Table 2 • Sauvignon Blanc Beringer Ill Century Sauvignon Blanc Carmen Sauvignon Blanc Menage a Trois White Menage a Trois Rose Chateau Ste Michelle Columbia Valley Sauvignon Blanc

Table 3 · Pinot Grigio Estancia Pinot Grigio Clos du Bois Pinot Grigio Voga Pi not Grigio Principato Pinot Grigio Blush

Table 4 - Chardonnay Edna Valley Chardonnay Estancia Chardonnay Solaire by R Mondavi Chardonnay Newman's Own Chardonnay Spanish Quarter Chardonnay Red Belly Black Chardonnay Tomaresca Chardonnay

Table 5 · Shiraz-Light Reds Beringer Ill Century Syrah Red Belly Black Shiraz Erath Pinot Nair Menage a Trois Red

Table 6 - Merlots-Medium Reds Chateau St Jean Merlot Red Diamond Merlot Jacobs Creek Merlot Campo Viejo Resierva

Table 7 · Cabernet Sauvignon Edna Valley Cabernet Sauvignon Solaire by R Mondavi Cabernet Sauvignon Newman's Own Cabernet Sauvignon Spanish Quarter Cabernet Sauvignon Principato Cabernet-Merlot The Jacksonville Marriott SATURDAY, APRIL 12 4670 SALISBURY ROAD 'ROUND MIDNIGHT JAZZ JAM 10 p.m.-2 a.m. Free Admission Featuring the Kelly/Scott Jazz Quintet with Lisa Kelly, JB Scott, Joshua Bowlus, Dennis Marks, and Danny Gottlieb

The Saturday night concerts are over, but it's not time to go home! Move to The Jacksonville Marriott where the after-party is only the beginning at the 'Round Midnight Jazz Jam! This talented mix of amateur performers and seasoned professionals is a must-see experience to keep the sounds of jazz running into the early morning hours. Musicians of all ages are encouraged to bring their instruments to participate!

Special thanks to The Jacksonville Marriott, the official host Marriott hotel of the 2008 Jacksonville Jazz Festival. JACKSONVILLE Metropolitan Park

SUNDAY, APRIL 13 JAZZ BRUNCH 10 a.m.-1 p.m.

$40 plus service charges •

The Sunday Jazz Brunch features a catered brunch by Chef Matthew Medure, two beverage tickets and preferred seating at Metropolitan Park.

Brunch tickets include general admission to the festival on Sunday, April 13. Doors open at 9:30 a.m. and seating is limited (first-come, first-seated). Brunch tickets can be purchased on Sunday, April 13 at the Metropolitan Park gates.

MAIN ENTRANCE

FESTIVAL INFORMATION LOST & FOUND

JACKSONVILLE Gator Bowl Boulevard JAZZ FESTIVAL □ POSTER FRAMING WINE STORE

RESTROOMS

$ ATM

MERCHANDISE

BEVERAGES

GROOVIN ' GRUB FOOD COURT

PICNIC SHELTERS 2008 Jacksonville Jazz Festival

"JAZZ AT NIGHT" BY SERGIO LAZO

The official 2008 Jacksonville Jazz Festival poster was created by Sergio Lazo. Aptly titled Jazz at Night, Sergio explains, "my principle motivation for this piece was my love for music and it is the inspiration for all my paintings. I wanted to capture the city nightlife and include one of my biggest passions, guitars." For more information about the artist, visit www.sergiolazo.com

POSTER SALES

The commemorative poster is available for purchase for $25 signed and numbered by the artist and $75 unsigned, while supplies last. After the festival, posters will cost $50 (signed and numbered) and $25 unsigned.

Posters and other Jacksonville Jazz Festival merchandise will be available at both festival venues. Posters can also be purchased by contacting the City of Jacksonville Office of Special Events at (904) 630-3690 and through art retailers including Reddi Arts, R&S Picture Framing, First Street Gallery and Stephanie's Custom Framing & Art Gallery. Visit www.jaxjazzfest.com for order forms, an updated list of retailers and complete information.

Parking and Transportation

Public parking is available throughout downtown and near Metropolitan Park at a cost of $5.00. Along with your normal mode of travel to the festival, check out the water taxis as a unique way to get around downtown. HOURS OF OPERATION Friday, April 11 11 a.m. - 11 p.m. Saturday, April 12 11 a.m. - 11 p.m. Sunday, April 13 11 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Northbank Stops Northbank Stops Metropolitan Park (Jacksonvil le Municipal Marina) Friendship Fountain Park Berkman Plaza (Liberty Street) Crowne Pl aza Jacksonville Ri verfront The Jackso nville Landing Wyndham Jacksonville Riverwalk Fares One-Way Adults $4.00 Children (over 3 years) & Seniors (over 60 years) $3.00

Round trip fares not offered at this location.

For more information on wa ter t axis, ca ll (904) 733-7782 or visit www.jaxwatertaxi.com Proud Sponsor of The Jacksonville · 2008 .5 fm

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WEEKDAY MORNINGS FROM 6AM -IOAM

Vl015.COM Jacksonville Jazz Hall of Fame

The Jacksonville Jazz Hall of Fame serves to recognize those in the community who have made significant contributions to jazz in Jacksonville.

DR. BILL PRINCE, 2008 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE

Dr. Bill Prince is a professor emeritus of music at the University of North Florida and holds a Doctor of Musical Arts degree with a major in Theory and Composition from the University of Miami. He has taught at many universities and served as a visiting lecturer at colleges in South Africa. His compositions and arrangements have been performed and/or recorded by jazz ensembles throughout the United States and Canada. Music has taken him to all 50 states and approximately 75 countries in Europe, the Americas, Africa, Australia and Asia.

One of Bill's most unique talents is his ability to perform professionally on several instruments including trumpet, flugelhorn, trombone, flute, clarinet, saxophone, piano, and electric bass. He also produced his own CD, Happy Thoughts, on which he composed, arranged and performed all parts. In 2008, Dr. Bill Prince was inducted into the Jacksonville Jazz Festival Hall of Fame for contribution to jazz education, his legacy as a performer and support of jazz in Jacksonville.

The Jacksonville Jazz Festival Hall of Fame will be on display during the festival at the Main Library at 303 North Laura Street in downtown Jacksonville. Dr. Bill Prince will join the following Jazz Festival pioneers, city leaders, musicians, educators and patrons of the arts.

The Honorable Dan Kossoff, 1999 Mike Tolbert, 1999 Jake Godbold, 1999

Ira Koger, 2000 Rich Matteson, 2000 Elaine Brown, 2003

Marcus Roberts, 2003 Dick Brown, 2004 Vic DiGenti, 2004

Cecil Cole, 2005 Teddy Washington, 2006 Longineu Parsons, 2006

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Von Barlow, 2007 JAZZ i

After the festival, stop by these "Jazz in Jacksonville" bars and restaurants to participate in their Jacksonville Jazz Festival specials and/or after-parties.

The Jacksonville Landing Courtyard 2 Independent Dr. (904) 353-1188 Friday, April 11: Live entertainment featuring Fats Lewis from 5 -9 p.m. and Little Green Men from 9:30 p.m. - 2 a.m. Saturday, April 72: Live entertainment featuring the George Aspinal Band from noon -4 p.m., Southbound Truckers from 5-9 p.m. and Blistur from 9:30 p.m. - 2 a.m. Sunday, April 13: Live entertainment featuring Irie Bound from 3 -8 p.m. Special: Stop by the Jazz Festival information booth for a flyer good for a free gift at The Jacksonville Landing. Koja Sushi 2 Independent Dr. #222 (The Jacksonville Landing near the courtyard) Saturday, April 72: After-party from 11 p.m. - 2 a.m. Special: 75% off bill with Jazz Festival pass.

Foolish Boutique 131A !;:, Bay St. (904) 425-3802 After-parties on Friday, April 11 and Saturday, April 12 with complimentary refreshments. Special: 20% off all purchases with Jazz Festival pass.

Plaza Ill Located in side the Crown Plaza Jacksonville Riverfront Hotel 225 !;:, Coastline Dr. (904) 598-0234 Special: Complimentary glass of wine with food purchase ($10 or more) Special excludes Happy Hour Monday-Friday 5-7 p.m.

News Cafe 116 !;:, Adams St. (904) 353-1006 Art showcase and musical tribute to Jazz pioneers. Special: 70% off with Jazz Festival pass.

Big Pete's Pizzeria 118 North Julia St. (904) 356-2680 Special: Complimentary dinner salad for every customer.

Gold's Gym 100 N. Laura St. (904) 854-6531 Special: 50% off enrollment Jazz Festival pass.

Liane Downtown Eye 100 West Bay St. (904) 356-9431 Special: 20% off any sunglasses with Jazz Festival ticket stub until April 30. f

HAVE ASWINGING TIME AT THE JACKSONVILLE LANDING. THE PLAYERS DOWNTOWN EXPERIENCE. It will be one swinging party. So come by the riverfront Wednesday, May 7 through Saturday, May 10 after THE PLAYERS Championship . Enjoy interactive golf games, exhibits , drink specials, and tournament highlights on the big screen. For more information and event times, visit jaxdowntownexperience.com.

Jacksonville THE PLAYERS Funding provided by the Duval County Tourist Development Council.

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Enjoy free movies at the historic Treaty Oak in Jessie Ball DuPont Park.

Dine at a great Downtown restaurant before the movie or order take-out for a picnic dinner. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets for this spectacular spring night under the stars. No alcoholic beverages permitted in the park. ,. Free parking for the event is available in the Suddath garage on Flagler St. between Suddath and the Hampton Inn. The garage gates will be open from 5:30 p.m. until l :00 a.m. For more information on this and other Downtown events, visit downtownjacksonville.org. For more information on JaxParks events, call (904) 630-CITY or visit jaxparks.com.

Suddath Jacksonville 102 9 We take care of it . ROCK105Where Florida Begins. the point DOWNTOWN May 21-25 At the Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville

Presented by JEDC Sports & Entertainment

Enjoy some of the finest collegiate baseball in the nation as the teams of the Atlantic Coast Conference go head to head to determine their champion for the 2008 season!

For tickets, visit www.ticketmaster.com or call the Arena Box Office (904} 630-3900. JEDC Sports & Entertainment

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A very special thanks goes to the Jacksonville Fire & Rescue Department and the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office for their outstanding efforts to keep festival attendees safe and traffic flowing smoothly at all city events.

A portion of ticket sales will benefit the Flagler College Department of Sports Management.

A portion of beverage proceeds will benefit the St. Johns River City Band.