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Don Lucoff Managing Director

503.228.JAZZ / portlandjazzfestival.org 3 PDX Jazz Community PDX Jazz Education & Ticketed Partner Free Outreach Performance Performance Performance Event PORTLAND Lovano (a Blue Note recording artist since 1990), …A New Jazz Festival favorite Esperanza Spalding and Leo Genovese, billed collectively as The Spring Quartet. Generation NEA Jazz Master octogenarians Ahmad Jamal and make their Festival debuts, PDX Jazz, the presenting organization of the both fronting quartets. Jamal is riding the success Portland Jazz Festival now enters its second of two recent albums, Blue Moon and Saturday decade, focused on preserving and promoting jazz Morning, and will be supported by Manolo in the Pacific Northwest and nurturing the next Badrena, Reginald Veal and Herlin Riley. Akiyoshi, generation of jazz audiences. who channels her two major influences, Duke This year, we honor the remarkable legacy Ellington and Bud Powell, is backed by special of Blue Note Records. Across the jazz universe in guest and longtime partner , along 2014, festivals, music conferences, radio stations with Boris Kaslov and Mark Taylor. and journalists will reflect on Blue Note’s 75 years Women in Jazz will play a prominent role of recording the finest in jazz, and the Portland at this year’s Festival. Bandleaders who draw Jazz Festival will present many Blue Note artists, inspiration from their roots: Akiyoshi (born in both leaders and sidemen, past and present, over China with Japanese ancestry), Elias (Brazil), Helen 11 days. Sung (American-born with Chinese ancestry), Brazilian-born pianist and composer Eliane Grace Kelly (American-born with Korean ancestry), Elias recorded 14 albums for Blue Note. Perhaps Cécile McLorin Salvant (American-born with best remembered for her heartfelt tributes to Haitian and French ancestry), Cindy Blackman Antonio Carlos Jobim and , Elias will Santana (Yellow Springs, Ohio) and Portland’s-own make her Festival debut revisiting this material, Janice Scroggins, Esperanza Spalding and Nicole along with selections from her recent tribute Glover will be highlighted. to . Eliane’s husband, bassist Marc In addition to the festival return of DeJohnette Johnson, performed with Bill Evans in his last trio (he recorded three albums as a leader for Blue from 1978-80. Note from 1991-94), altoist Bobby Watson and Portland favorite Brian Blade recorded two bassist will make their respective breakthrough albums for Blue Note in 1998 and 2014 Festival impacts as leaders. Watson leads a 2000, and he returns to the label in 2014 with a new 30th anniversary celebratory post-bop reunion of recording to be released this spring. Brian Blade the highest order, fronting Horizon. The protean & The Fellowship Band—Chris Thomas, Melvin quintet featuring co-leader Victor Lewis, Edward Butler, and —will Simon, Terell Stafford and Portland native Essiet perform on the Festival’s opening night. Essiet, re-form for a brief tour and will burn Veteran iconoclasts Bob Dorough and Dave through three groundbreaking Blue Note albums Frishberg will recast their historic Blue Note duo recorded from 1988-91. Buster Williams will front session, Who’s on First. Dorough, who turned 90 Something More, his versatile and flexible quintet. in December, recorded three albums for the label This particular ensemble is For Portland Only and (1997-99). The School House Rock composer and includes Cindy Blackman-Santana, Portland’s vocalist once performed between comedian Lenny George Colligan and cohorts from Williams’ Bruce’s sets and is one of the few vocalists to ever association with over 40 years ago, record with . the Seattle-based Julian Priester and Detroit native The timeless achievements by NEA Jazz Bennie Maupin. Masters have become a Festival tradition, dating The Motor City will also be represented by back to ’s appearance in 2004. a rare appearance by altoist James Carter with , Cecil Taylor, , his acclaimed Organ Trio. Detroit’s Mack Avenue Barry Harris, Chick Corea, Curtis Fuller, Bobby Records returns as a concert sponsor, in support Hutcherson, Randy Weston and countless others for GRAMMY® winning Yellowjackets, Cole have left an indelible mark on Portland audiences. Porter fellow, Aaron Diehl, and 2014 GRAMMY® NEA Jazz Master Jack DeJohnette returns as nominee Cécile McLorin Salvant. Diehl, who is inspirational leader to like-minded players Joe Salvant’s musical director, will give an intimate 4 PORTLAND JAZZ FESTIVAL 2014

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solo performance at Classic Pianos, and four other Jazz club Jimmy Mak’s will host the distinctive players will also perform in the PDX Yellowjackets, whose saxophonist Bob Mintzer will Piano Perspectives series: Dan Tepfer, Geoff Keezer, perform as a special guest with the PDX Jazz All- Toshiko Akiyoshi and Janice Scroggins. Star Student Big Band and the PDX Jazz All-Star Pianists are spotlighted at the 2014 Festival, Educators Ensemble, led by Darrell Grant. Pianist and perhaps the most visible is Portlander Darrell Kenny Werner (who recorded a brilliant album Grant. Coming off his first New York engagement for Blue Note in 2007 featuring Brian Blade, Lawn since relocating to PDX in the 90s, Grant appears Chair Society), leads a trio comprised of bassist with special guest Joe Locke for his Chamber Music Johannes Weidenmuller and drummer Ari Hoenig. America commissioned work, The Territory. This Altoist Grace Kelly and pianist Helen Sung will sweeping nine movement piece draws inspiration make their Festival debuts. Sung, whose program is from Oregon’s historical heritage and the diverse sponsored by North Coast Brewing Company, will landscapes in the region. welcome special guest Nicole Glover. Andrew Oliver, who relocated to London in 2013, The band Oregon is recognized as our 2014 returns to Portland to perform with his most popular Portland Jazz Master. Each year, we reserve the ensemble, The Kora Band. Under the guidance of honor for an artist or group that has made a lasting guitarist Dan Duval, PJCE Records (Portland Jazz impact in the Portland region. Dave Frishberg, Composers Ensemble) will showcase three groups Thara Memory and Nancy King are all past comprised of 12 players at the Mission Theater, the recipients. For the first time, we honor a group, home base for PDX Jazz in presenting local Portland Oregon, led by their inspirational co-founder artists on a year-round basis. We welcome back Glen Moore. The local bassist, along with Ralph Norwegian pianist, ECM Records recording artist Towner, planted aspirational seeds while students Tord Gustavsen who will also perform at the Mission. at University of Oregon over 50 years ago. Towner MYS Metropolitan Youth Symphony Orchestra • Band • Jazz Andres Lopera, Music Director MYS has a place for you! 12 ensembles for all ages and levels - including 3 levels of Jazz Bands

Derek Sims, Conductor - Jazz Band I & Jazz Band Basics Greg McKelvey, Conductor - Jazz Band II Jazz Community Concert March 13th • 7:00pm • The Old Church

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will also delight music students in a workshop at We acknowledge our longstanding media Lewis & Clark College. partners: KMHD Jazz Radio, Oregon Music News, Pat Metheny and , undeniably The Oregonian and JazzTimes magazine; our two of the biggest names in current jazz, are also sponsors: Travel Portland, Music Millennium, two of the most celebrated road warriors. Familiar Mack Avenue Records, Davis Wright Tremaine, to Portland audiences, Metheny kicks off his winter Weiden + Kennedy, Portland State University, tour with his re-configured Unity Group, and Gramor Development and Adolfson and Peterson, Marsalis leads the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra. along with our new craft beer and wine sponsors, PDX Jazz is steadily building a community of North Coast Brewing Company and Waterbrook partners who share our vision: concert-presenting Winery. We recognize that we are a community organizations such as the Oregon Symphony, The with a shared interest and responsibility to sustain Creative Music Guild and Double Tee Concerts, America’s art form for generations to come. the downtown hospitality industry of supporting It’s a challenge to pick a favorite artist at this hotels and restaurants such as The Hilton, Marriott year’s Festival. You might be surprised hearing the Waterfront, Embassy Suites, Riverplace, The Benson, next phenom on the Student Stage at PSU, hanging Nel Centro, Southpark and Brassiere Monmartre; the out at the late night jam sessions, happening by music education programs led by Darrell Grant, Dan one of a number of free shows at partner hotels Balmer, Thara Memory, Ben Medler, and and restaurants, or hearing a headliner that is new Derek Sims; our venue partners at Portland’5, Jimmy to you. Here’s to celebrating Black History Month Mak’s, McMenamin’s Mission Theater, Lewis & Clark in the City of Roses. Jazz never looked so pretty, College, Aladdin Theater, Classic Pianos and Lincoln smelled so good and sounded so sweet. We’re glad Hall, who provide the wonderful ambience and you could join us. Thank you for supporting jazz acoustics where jazz thrives year-round. in Portland!

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503.228.JAZZ / portlandjazzfestival.org 9 PDX Jazz Community PDX Jazz Education & Ticketed Partner Free Outreach Performance Performance Performance Event FESTIVAL MAP NW Savier N Interstate NE Broadway NW Raleigh NAITO PARKWAY NE Weidler 10 daysNW Quimby | 30+ Venues | 100+ Events TO: 18 NE Halsey

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SW Park Avenue SW BROADWAY SE Hawthorne SW Clay 13 522 SW Mill SW Market 21 SE Clay South Park Blocks SE Market 15 5 SW Harrison 23 SE Mill SE Stephens SW Hall SE Water SE Harrison 30 SW College 1 SE Lincoln 2 SW Jackson 8 SE Grant Festival Venue 19 24 SE Sherman Partner Venue GRAND AVE. SW Lincoln SE Caruthers Marquam Bridge 22 Parking SE Division

7 TICKET INFORMATION 14 DAY OF SHOW: IN ADVANCE: Venue box offices open 90 minutes prior to showtime PDX Jazz Box Office is open M-F, 10 AM – 4 PM 16 133 SW 2nd Ave, Suite 420 503-228-JAZZ (5299) 9

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FESTIVAL VENUES

1 Classic Pianos 3 Jimmy Mak’s 5 Newmark Theatre 3003 SE Milwaukie Avenue 221 NW 10th Avenue @ Portland’5 (503) 239-9969 (503) 295-6542 1111 SW Broadway (503) 248-4335 2 Evans Auditorium 4 Mission Theater @ Lewis & Clark 1624 NW Glisan Street 5 Winningstad Theatre College (503) 223-4527 @ Portland’5 0615 SW Palatine Hill Road 1111 SW Broadway GET DIRECTIONS (503) 248-4335 (503) 768-7460

PARTNER VENUES & HOTELS

6 Aloft 15 Hilton Portland & 23 RiverPlace Hotel 9920 NE Cascades Parkway Executive Tower 1510 SW Harbor Way (503) 200-5678 921 SW 6th Avenue (503) 228-3233 (503) 226-1611 7 Alberta Street Pub 24 River’s Edge Hotel & 1036 NE Alberta St. 16 Hotel Modera Spa (503) 284-7665 515 SW Clay Street 0455 SW Hamilton Court (503) 484-1084 (503) 802-5800 8 Arrivederci 17023 SE McLoughlin Blvd, 17 Hotel Monaco 25 Secret Society Milwaukie 506 SW Washington Street 116 NE Russell Street (503) 659-1143 (503) 222-0001 (503) 493-3600

5 ArtBar 18 Hotel Rose 26 Southpark @ Portland’5 50 SW Morrison Street 901 SW Salmon 1111 SW Broadway (866) 866-7977 (503) 326-1300 (503) 248-4335 19 Ivories Jazz Lounge 27 Westin Portland 9 The Benson Hotel 1435 NW Flanders 750 SW Alder Street 309 SW Broadway (503) 241-6514 (503) 294-9000 (503) 228-2000 20 The Mark Spencer 28 Westminster 10 The Blue Monk Hotel Presbyterian Church 3341 SE Belmont Street 409 SW 11th Avenue 1624 Northeast Hancock Street (503) 595-0575 (503) 224-3293 (503) 287-1289

11 Brasserie 21 Marriott Waterfront 29 Wilf’s Montmartre 1401 SW Naito Parkway @ Union Station 626 SW Park Avenue (503) 226-7600 800 Northwest 6th Avenue (503) 236-3036 (503) 223-0070 16 Nel Centro 12 Camellia Lounge @ Hotel Modera 510 NW 11th Avenue 515 SW Clay Street (503) 221-2130 (503) 484-1099

13 Embassy Suites 22 PSU Lincoln Hall Hotel 1620 SW Park Avenue 319 SW Pine Street (503) 725-3307 (503) 460-3000

14 The Heathman Hotel 1001 SW Broadway (503) 241-4100

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FEBRUARY 6-MARCH 2 Blueprints Trio, plus One 7:00 PM Matt Tabor, Rich Turnoy, Ahmad Jamal Presented by Portland’5 Dave Averre and Craig Snazell Presented by Portraits of the Portland Jazz ARRIVEDERCI KMHD Jazz Radio Festival by Diane Russell $5 NEWMARK THEATRE FIRST THURSDAY GALLERY ART SHOW $28-58 OPENING RECEPTION: THURSDAY, Johnny Martin FEBRUARY 6, 5:00 PM PDX Jazz @ The Heathman Hotel Reggie Houston’s Box of ANTOINETTE HATFIELD HALL THE HEATHMAN HOTEL Chocolates Admission: FREE FREE PDX Jazz @ Aloft Hotel ALOFT PORTLAND AIRPORT @ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10 7:30 PM CASCADES STATION Tom Grant Vocal Showcase FREE 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM IVORIES U.S. Bank PSU Lunchtime $10 7:30 PM Jazz Duos Karla Harris Trio LAKE OSWEGO, 333 South State Ste Q 8:00 PM WILF’S Carey Miga Duo Theoretical Planets All ages welcome CEDAR MILL, 12550 NW Cornell Road George Colligan, Jon Lakey, $10 cover / $10 minimum Mario Sandoval and Austin Christ Nicole Glover and Joe Manis PORTLAND MAIN, 321 SW 6th Ave CAMELLIA LOUNGE 8:00 PM Grant Saylor and Jon Lakey All ages until 9:30 PM Trashcan Joe $6 BRASSERIE MONTMARTRE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19 FREE 9:30 PM 7:00 PM Brian Blade Nancy Curtin Trio Anandi & The CAMELLIA LOUNGE All ages until 9:30 PM PDX Jazz @ The Heathman Hotel Fellowship $10 THE HEATHMAN HOTEL Band FREE Presented by North Coast Brewing Co. Bobby Torres WINNINGSTAD THEATRE PDX Jazz @ The Heathman Hotel $32-42 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20 THE HEATHMAN HOTEL FREE 12:00 PM FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21 Jazz Conversation Ezra Weiss and Ahmad Jamal in conversation 4:30 PM Shirley Nanette with Darrell Grant Mark Simon Quintet PDX Jazz @ Riverplace Hotel LINCOLN HALL #75, PORTLAND STATE ARTBAR, PORTLAND’5 THREE DEGREES RESTAURANT & UNIVERSITY FREE LOUNGE AT RIVERPLACE HOTEL FREE FREE 5:30 PM 5:30 PM Musicians’ Drop-In Jam Louis Pain B-3 Trio Jazz Conversation IVORIES featuring Renato Caranto and Micha Brian Blade and Jon Cowherd in FREE Kasell conversation with Steve Cantor ARRIVEDERCI 6:30 PM ARTBAR, PORTLAND’5 $5 FREE Gordon Lee Duo PDX Jazz @ Hotel Monaco George Colligan Quintet 7:00 PM HOTEL MONACO IVORIES Eliane Elias FREE $12 Presented by Gramor Development Boy & Bean 9:00 PM WINNINGSTAD THEATRE SECRET SOCIETY BALLROOM Portland Jazz Composer’s $32-42 All ages welcome Ensemble FREE SECRET SOCIETY BALLROOOM Stephanie Cook Trio $10 advanced / $12 door with Cary Miga and Stu Cook BRASSERIE MONTMARTRE FREE

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9:30 PM Winery with Toshiko Akiyoshi 7:30 PM Darrell Grant’s and Lew Tabackin Devin Phillips Quartet “The Territory” Presented by Waterbrook Winery WILF’S featuring special guest ARTBAR, PORTLAND’5 All ages welcome Joe Locke FREE $10 cover / $10 minimum Presented by NW Natural WINNINGSTAD THEATRE 5:00 PM 8:00 PM $29-39 Linda Lee Michelet PDX Jazz @ The Mark Spencer PDX Jazz @ The Heathman Hotel Mike Pardew, Dave Captein and THE MARK SPENCER HOTEL THE HEATHMAN HOTEL Randy Rollofson FREE FREE NEL CENTRO @ HOTEL MODERA FREE 5:30 PM Sidestreet Reny Musicians’ Drop-In Jam BRASSERIE MONTMARTRE 11:00 PM IVORIES FREE Ron Steen Trio FREE ArtBar Jam Session Gary Hobbs Quintet Presented by KMHD Jazz Radio Marilyn Keller with IVORIES FREE George Mitchell $12 PDX Jazz @ The Benson Hotel SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22 PALM COURT, THE BENSON HOTEL Nancy King and Steve FREE Christofferson 2:00 PM CAMELLIA LOUNGE Jazz Conversation 6:00 PM All ages until 9:30 PM Kenny Werner in conversation PSU Student Trio $10 with Mary Sue Tobin featuring Jon Lakey Literary Arts PDX Jazz @ Hotel Monaco Mike Horsfall Jazz Quartet FREE HOTEL MONACO featuring Kat Cogswell, FREE Craig Snazell and Mark Griffith 2:30 PM ARRIVEDERCI Jazz Conversation The Jenny Finn Orchestra $5 Bob Dorough and Dave Frishberg SECRET SOCIETY BALLROOM in conversation with Tom All ages welcome 9:30 PM D’Antoni FREE Toshiko Akiyoshi ARTBAR, PORTLAND’5 Trio FREE 7:00 PM featuring special guest Buster Williams’ Lew Tabackin 3:00 PM Something More Presented by Tokyo Jazz Festival Aaron Diehl featuring Cindy WINNINGSTAD THEATRE Including a Special Jazz Blackman Santana, $32-42 Conversation with Lois George Colligan, Bennie Maupin and Gilbert Julian Priester with opening artist Kenny Werner Trio Presented by Music Millennium Cécile McLorin Salvant JIMMY MAK’S Mr. Diehl appears courtesy of Mack Presented by Waterbrook Winery $15-20 Avenue Records Ms. Salvant appears courtesy of Mack Mike Pardew, Marc Hutchinson, CLASSIC PIANOS Avenue Records Scott Steed and Randy NEWMARK THEATRE $15-20 Rollofson $28-58 3:30 PM NEL CENTRO @ HOTEL MODERA FREE Jazz Conversation Kenny Werner Trio JIMMY MAK’S Buster Williams in conversation 11:00 PM with George Colligan $15-20 Ron Steen Trio ARTBAR, PORTLAND’5 ArtBar Jam Session FREE Dan Balmer and Go By Plane Presented by KMHD Jazz Radio 4:30 PM PDX Jazz @ Aloft Hotel FREE Dialoguing on Old and New ALOFT PORTLAND AIRPORT @ World Wines, a panel discussion CASCADES STATION SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23 FREE moderated by David Millman of 11:00 AM Domaine Druhin and John Free- Jazz Brunch with the man, Winemaker, Waterbrook Ben and Michelle Medler PDX Jazz @ River’s Edge Greg Goebel Trio AQUARIVA RESTAURANT AT RIVER’S with Dave Captein and Todd Strait EDGE HOTEL AND SPA PDX Jazz @ Nel Centro at the Hotel FREE Modera NEL CENTRO FREE 14 PORTLAND JAZZ FESTIVAL 2014 View from Cascade Head, 10 miles north of the Inn.

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2:00 PM MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24 7:00 PM Jazz Conversation The PDX Student All-Star Spring Quartet: Jack DeJohnette, 2:00 PM Big Band , Esperanza Jazz Conversation Conducted by Bob Mintzer Spalding and Leo Genovese in Ralph Towner and Glen Moore in With a Special Jazz Conversation at conversation with Matt Fleeger conversation with Dan Balmer 6:45 ARTBAR, PORTLAND’5 EVANS AUDITORIUM, LEWIS & CLARK Bob Mintzer in conversation with FREE COLLEGE Darrell Grant FREE JIMMY MAK’S 3:00 PM $15-20 Dave Frishberg and 7:00 PM Bob Dorough Tom Grant and Shelly Rudolph Who’s on First Yellowjackets CAMELLIA LOUNGE Presented by Nel Centro All ages until 9:30 PM WINNINGSTAD THEATRE With a Special $6 $29-39 Jazz Conversation at 6:45 Russell Ferrante and Bob 7:30 PM 5:00 PM Mintzer in conversation with Tord Toshiko Akiyoshi solo Jessica Rand Gustavsen piano Presented by Mack Avenue Records Quartet PDX Piano Perspectives JIMMY MAK’S With a Special Including a Special Jazz $25-30 Jazz Conversation at 8:30 Conversation with Ramsey Embick 7:30 PM Tord Gustavsen in conversation Presented by Music Millennium with Robert Ham CLASSIC PIANOS 2014 Portland Presented by The Oregonian $15-20 Jazz Master: MISSION THEATER Oregon $20 Dan Schulte’s Strange Featuring Glen Pilgrims Moore, Ralph 9:30 PM ARTBAR, PORTLAND’5 Towner, Paul The PDX Jazz Educators FREE McCandless and Mark Walker Septet Presented by Davis Wright Tremaine featuring special guest Bob Mintzer 6:00 PM EVANS AUDITORIUM AT LEWIS & CLARK under the direction of Darrell Grant Darrell Grant presents PSU COLLEGE JIMMY MAK’S Student Vocalists: Meghan $30 / $15 Students Wilson and Conda Sidibe WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26 BRASSERIE MONTMARTRE 9:30 PM FREE Yellowjackets 7:00 PM With a Special Jazz Conversation at Anandi 6:30 PM 9:15 PDX Jazz @ The Heathman Hotel Quartet Will Kennedy and Felix THE HEATHMAN HOTEL IVORIES Pastorious in conversation with FREE $10 Don Lucoff Presented by Mack Avenue Records 7:30 PM Dan Tepfer JIMMY MAK’S PDX Piano Spring Quartet: $25-30 Jack Perspectives DeJohnette, Goldberg Variations/ Joe Lavano, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25 Variations including a Special Jazz Esperanza Conversation with Ben Darwish 5:00 PM Presented by Music Millennium Spalding and David Evans and Todd Strait Leo Genovese CLASSIC PIANOS PDX Jazz @ Marriott Waterfront $15-20 Presented by Adolphson and Peterson MARRIOTT WATERFRONT NEWMARK THEATRE FREE $28-58 Grace Kelly 6:00 PM Quartet 8:00 PM Larry Calame With a Special Jazz The New Tradition Conversation at 6:45 BRASSERIE MONTMARTRE Grace Kelly in conversation with with Stan Bock, Renato Caranto, FREE John Nastos, Clay Giberson, Nicole Glover Chris Brown and Tim Gilson 6:30 PM JIMMY MAK’S BLUE MONK Mac Potts Trio $15-20 $10 IVORIES Jonathan Smith Trio $10 BRASSERIE MONTMARTRE FREE

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John Gilmore Trio 8:00 PM 7:30 PM featuring Margie Gibson and Helen Sung Jazz at Dan Presley Celebrates the PDX Jazz Lincoln ARRIVEDERCI Educational Initiatives Center $3 benefiting Incredible Orchestra Journey of Jazz and Student Stage with Wynton Rebecca Kilgore, Dave Frishberg, in proud partnership with North Coast Marsalis Lee Wuthenow and Brewing Company Presented by Oregon Symphony David Evans With a Special Jazz Conversation at Sponsored by Northwestern Mutual IVORIES 7:45 ARLENE SCHNITZER CONCERT HALL $10 Helen Sung in converation with $35-105 Darrell Grant 7:30 PM JIMMY MAK’S Tony Pacini Trio Ron Steen, Tom Grant $15-20 WILF’S and Shelly Rudolph All ages welcome WILF’S Mary Kadderly $10 cover / $10 minimum All ages welcome PDX Jazz @ The Heathman Hotel $10 cover / $10 minimum THE HEATHMAN HOTEL André St. James FREE PDX Jazz @ Aloft Hotel 8:00 PM ALOFT PORTLAND AIRPORT @ Michelle Medler Quintet 9:00 PM CASCADES STATION Michelle Medler, Mike Doolin, Soul Jazz with Jarrod Lawson, FREE Ben Turner, Ben Medler and Chance Hayden and Reinhardt Edwin Coleman III Melz 8:00 PM CAMELLIA LOUNGE PDX Jazz @ Nel Centro at Hotel Modera PJCE Records Showcase All ages until 9:30 PM NEL CENTRO Presented by Dan Duval: $7 FREE Kin Trio, Richards/Duval Quartet and Barra Brown Quintet THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27 Blue Cranes MISSION THEATER Trio Subtonic with Dan Balmer $15 5:00 PM ALBERTA STREET PUB and $10 Down Home Music Cameron Morgan BRASSERIE MONTMARTRE PDX Jazz @ Marriott Waterfront FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28 FREE MARRIOTT WATERFRONT David Valdez Quintet FREE 4:00 PM Nicole Glover and Jon Lakey Cannonball/Coltrane Tribute 7:00 PM PDX Jazz @ Hilton Portland and Hilton David Valdez, Thomas Pereira, Clay Giberson Executive Tower David Goldblatt, Chris Higgins and WESTIN PORTLAND PORTO TERRA LOUNGE Alan Jones FREE HILTON PORTLAND CAMELLIA LOUNGE FREE All ages until 9:30 PM Johnny Martin $10 PDX Jazz @ The Heathman Hotel 5:00 PM THE HEATHMAN HOTEL Ryan Meagher Johnny Martin FREE PDX Jazz @ The Mark Spencer PDX Jazz @ The Heathman Hotel THE MARK SPENCER HOTEL THE HEATHMAN HOTEL Paul Paresa and the People FREE FREE BRASSERIE MONTMARTRE FREE Larry Nobori and 5:30 PM Larry Munson Musicians’ Drop-In Jam Gordon Lee Jazz Trio PDX Jazz @ Riverplace Hotel IVORIES ARRIVEDERCI THREE DEGREES RESTAURANT & FREE $3 LOUNGE AT RIVERPLACE HOTEL FREE 7:30 PM 6:00 PM Rick Greene Quartet Pete Krebs and the Portland Lisa Mann and Her Really Rick Greene, George Mitchell, Scott Playboys Good Band Steed and Ron Steen SECRET SOCIETY BALLROOM featuring Michael Ballash, CAMELLIA LOUNGE All ages welcome Brian Harris and Jeff Knudsen All ages until 9:30 PM FREE $5 $7 Tom Grant Vocal Showcase IVORIES $10

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503.228.JAZZ / portlandjazzfestival.org 21 PDX Jazz Community PDX Jazz Education & Ticketed Partner Free Outreach Performance Performance Performance Event ARTIST HEADLINERS Brian Blade & The Fellowship Band Buster Williams & Something More Brian Blade is widely acknowledged as one of For half a century, legendary bassist Buster the most versatile and accomplished drummers Williams has delivered jazz with style, playing in music, performing as a sideman on albums by with innumerable greats such as , Miles Daniel Lanois, Herbie Hancock, , Davis, Herbie Hancock and Sonny Stitt. At last Bob Dylan and . Since 2000, Blade year’s festival he went back-to-back anchoring has interacted with the Wayne Shorter Quartet the Steve Kuhn Trio and the Art Blakey Legacy alongside pianist Danilo Perez and bassist John Band. This time around he assembled Something Patitucci. He formed The Fellowship Band with More, a For Portland Only experience with Seattle pianist Jon Cowherd in 1997 and in the last decade icon, the trombonist Julian Priester; multi-reedist toured with Chick Corea in the high profile 5 Peace Benny Maupin, pianist George Colligan and Band. Fellowship made two remarkable albums for drummer Cindy Blackman-Santana. The reunion Blue Note Records (1997 and 2000) and original of Williams, Priester and Maupin recalls the band members Cowherd, Myron Walden, Melvin collective spirit of the 1970 Mwandishi ensemble Butler and Chris Thomas will perform as part of led by Herbie Hancock. Blue Note @ 75. Cécile McLorin Salvant Ahmad Jamal Cécile McLorin Salvant is one of the most NEA Jazz Master Ahmad Jamal is a living highly anticipated jazz vocalists to emerge in years. legend at the age of 83. Jamal is a soul survivor, Born in the U.S. to French and Haitian parents, the who lived long enough to reap the benefits of recently turned 24-year-old became the youngest his Olympian artistry—as evidenced by his winner of the International Jazz induction into the prestigious Order of the Arts Competition in 2010. Since then, she has received and Letters by French Culture Minister Renaud critical acclaim for her debut Mack Avenue project, Donnedieu de Vabres, who named him an WomanChild, from media outlets such as The New Officier de l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres in 2007. York Times, Wall Street Journal and NPR’s “All Jamal is joined in this rare Portland appearance Things Considered” and “Fresh Air,” comparing by his long-standing quartet in support of his her to the likes of Billie Holliday, Bessie Smith and latest album, Saturday Morning, which features Sarah Vaughn, among others. McLorin Salvant will bassist Reginald Veal, drummer Herlin Riley and be accompanied by labelmate, musical director percussionist . and pianist Aaron Diehl, bassist David Wong and drummer Rodney Green. Darrell Grant’s “The Territory” featuring special guest Joe Locke Toshiko Akiyoshi Trio featuring Lew Tabackin Pianist, composer and PSU professor Darrell Over the course of a six-decade career, Grant has appeared on major concert stages pianist, bandleader, composer-arranger and from the Weill Recital Hall at to NEA Jazz Master Toshiko Akiyoshi has made a the Monterey and San Francisco Jazz Festivals. unique and vital contribution to the art of big For his CMA commissioned work “The Territory,” band jazz. Akiyoshi developed her sound within which Grant debuted last summer with Chamber the scene in New York and moved to Music Northwest, the sweeping nine-movement where she met her husband, saxophonist Lew piece blends improvisation and composition and Tabackin, and subsequently formed the Toshiko draws inspiration on Oregon’s historical heritage Akiyoshi Jazz Orchestra. Having received 14 as well as the incredible and diverse landscapes in GRAMMY® Award nominations, Akiyoshi is the region. Grant will be joined by award-winning also the first woman ever to place first in the vibraphonist Joe Locke and an all Portland Best Arranger and Composer category in the support ensemble to include: bassist, Eric Gruber; DownBeat Readers’ Poll. A protégé of Bud Powell, drummer, Tyson Stubelek; saxophonist, John the 84-year-old living legend will make an Nastos; bass clarinetist, Kurt Peterson; trumpeter, exceedingly rare Portland area appearance with Tom Barber; singer, Marilyn Keller and cellist, Tabackin, bassist Boris Kaslov and drummer Hamilton Cheifetz. Mark Taylor.

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Bob Dorough & Dave Frishberg Dave Frishberg, the 2011 Portland Jazz Master, has enjoyed a career remarkable for both its quality and diversity. Having worked with such greats as Ben Webster, Zoot Sims, Manhattan Transfer and Rebecca Kilgore, Frishberg has established himself as an internationally recognized composer and lyricist as well as a solo performer with a loyal following. Frishberg, who rarely struts his vocal vocabulary, will oblige in a duo with acclaimed pianist and vocalist Bob Dorough. The 90-year- old School House Rocker known for his work with Miles Davis and beat poet Allen Ginsberg is set to recast the 1999 Blue Note Records classic, Who’s On First, as part of the Blue Note @ 75 celebration. Dorough recorded three albums for the storied imprint and 22 recordings overall dating back to his 1956 debut, Devil May Care.

Jack DeJohnette, Joe Lovano, Esperanza Spalding & Leo Genovese - The Spring Quartet Studying the vibrant history of modern music, not just jazz alone, you’d be hard pressed to find a major name that Jack DeJohnette, Joe Lovano, Esperanza Spalding and Leo Genovese are not connected to, whether it be on recordings, performances or collaborations. To have these musicians co-lead a modern multi-generational Wear project that showcases the linear path from the beginning source to the future of the lauded jazz Art! idiom, is a spectacle in itself. One of the most respected drummers on the planet, NEA Jazz Master Jack DeJohnette led a brilliantly conceived quartet at last year’s festival. He was hailed by The New York Times as “one of the greatest musicians in jazz history.” GRAMMY Award-winning giant Joe Lovano has distinguished himself as a prescient and path- finding force in the arena of creative music. As leaders for more than three decades, these two forces of nature recorded upwards of 30 combined Blue Note albums. The young Portland bassist/ vocalist/composer Esperanza Spalding was one of the biggest breakout stars of 2011—not just in jazz, but in all genres of music. Her receipt of the 2011 GRAMMY® for Best New Artist was unprecedented—the first time in history that a jazz musician has won the award—but Spalding continues to make the unprecedented the norm. 927 SW YAMHILL • 503.223.3737 The all-star frontline is rounded out by the amazing Argentinean pianist Leo Genovese, a long- THEREALMOTHERGOOSE.COM

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time collaborative partner of Spalding’s, who has PDX Jazz All Star Student Big Band and the PDX traveled the globe on her Chamber Music Society Jazz All Star Educators Ensemble led by Darrell and Radio Music Society tours. Grant. This education outreach event began in 2011 with Charles McPherson and last year was Yellowjackets ’s turn. This one night only program Throughout their storied 32-year history, the features the compositions and arrangements of the Yellowjackets have undergone numerous lineup guest soloist. changes, never failing to rise to the inevitable challenges of adjustment. Comprised of longtime Tord Gustavsen Quartet members—saxophonist Bob Mintzer, keyboardist Emerging on the scene in 2003 with a Russell Ferrante and drummer William Kennedy breathtaking ECM debut Changing Places, —the group’s career spans 17 GRAMMY® Award Norwegian pianist Tord Gustavsen has since nominations (and two wins), countless sold-out been met by a huge volume of critical approval tours and worldwide critical acclaim. With 2013’s around the world and has been honored with the A Rise In The Road, the Yellowjackets introduced Norwegian GRAMMY® Award. ECM’s recorded a new member this year with the departure of piano lineage is daunting and reads as a who’s bassist Jimmy Haslip—Felix Pastorius (son of who of jazz innovators-Keith Jarrett, , legendary jazz bassist ). Yellowjackets Bobo Stenson, Chick Corea, Art Lande, Nik Bartsch are making their first Portland appearance in and countless others. His working quartet features nearly a dozen years. saxophonist , bassist and drummer . Gustavsen will make Oregon his second festival appearance, this time at the The genesis of Oregon took root in 1960 Mission Theater. when guitarist/pianist Ralph Towner met pianist/ bassist Glen Moore as students at the University Grace Kelly Quartet of Oregon. The pair formed a musical friendship Dubbed a twenty-one-year-old wunderkind, inspired by Bill Evans and Scott LaFaro, eventually alto saxophonist, composer and educator Grace leading them to travel to and play with Kelly has already hooked the attention of Wynton such greats as Ben Webster and Dexter Gordon. Marsalis and graced the stages of Jazz at Lincoln Later connecting with multi-instrumentalist Paul Center and the Kennedy Center. Her boundless McCandless and percussionist Colin Walcott, musical spirit has netted copious awards and the the group has inspired audiences in renowned attention of such jazz veterans as Phil Woods and concert halls for over three decades. With Lee Konitz, with whom she’s recorded. Kelly will Walcott’s sudden passing in 1984, the percussion make her Portland area debut. position moved to from 1986-97 and since then, Mark Walker has brought a Latin Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra - Wynton undercurrent to the ensemble. This year’s 2014 Marsalis, Director Portland Jazz Masters will make their Festival Formed by Jazz at Lincoln Center Managing and debut and welcome Towner’s presence, who Artistic Director Wynton Marsalis from members currently resides in Rome, . of his septet and surviving members of the Duke Ellington Orchestra, the Jazz at Lincoln Center Bob Mintzer Orchestra is one of the world’s finest working Bob Mintzer leads several musical lives that, at big bands. In residence since 1988, it is widely times, seem humanly impossible for one person to regarded as the ‘finest big band in the world today’ sustain. As a 20 year member of the GRAMMY® (Daily Telegraph, UK). This remarkably versatile Award-winning Yellowjackets, Mintzer also leads band celebrates jazz’s large-ensemble tradition by his own GRAMMY® Award-winning Bob Mintzer performing a vast repertoire of masterpieces by Big Band. Having written over 200 big band legends of the genre, including Duke Ellington, arrangements, he honed his writing and playing Count Basie, Fletcher Henderson, Thelonious skills in the bands of Tito Puente, Buddy Rich, Art Monk, Mary Lou Williams, Dizzy Gillespie, Benny Blakey, Jaco Pastorius and Gil Evans. Goodman, Charles Mingus, Chick Corea and many Mintzer will perform as a guest soloist with the others, as well as original works and arrangements.

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Bobby Watson & Horizon Hand to Yours Horizon, under the leadership of saxophonist Bobby Watson, has stayed true to its sound. After completing his tenure as a member of Art Blakely’s Jazz Messengers (eventually becoming musical director), Watson co-founded Horizon with drummer Victor Lewis, an acoustic quintet modeled after the Jazz Messengers but with its own slightly more modern twist, and recorded three seminal albums from 1988-91 for Blue Note Records. Now celebrating their 30th Anniversary, Hard Bop masters Watson and Lewis have reunited and are joined by trumpeter Terell Stafford, Portland native bassist Essiet Essiet and pianist Edward Simon. Watson, a Kansas City native and current professor at KU, galvanized last year’s festival with his appearance as part of the Art Downtown Portland Portland Airport Blakey Legacy Band. 503.223.9510 503.284.9929

Geoffrey Keezer Two-time GRAMMY® Award nominee, pianist and composer Geoffrey Keezer has worked with a myriad of jazz luminaries. As THEREALMOTHERGOOSE.COM a member of Art Blakey’s Jazz Messengers at age 18 and touring in the company of , Christian McBride, Benny Golson, perfartsJAZZ_rmg_1'14.inddWINE 1 SPECTATOR 1/13/14 10:26 AM and Ray Brown in his 20s, Keezer is known as AWARD OF EXCELLENCE 2011 a superb technician and improviser. Barely into his 40s, Keezer has become one of the most sought-after artists on the modern jazz scene. His solo piano performance will be in support of his latest solo album, Heart of the Piano, songs by Peter Gabriel, Eva Cassidy, Rush, KT Tunstall and Alanis Morissette, among others.

Pat Metheny Unity Group Playing in jazz clubs at 15 and an international jazz musician at 20, guitarist, composer, educator, and 20-time GRAMMY® Award-winning guitarist Pat Metheny has played with: Herbie Hancock, Ornette Coleman, Jack DeJohnette, Gary Burton, Jim Hall, David Bowie and countless others. With the Unity LUNCH l DINNER l HAPPY HOUR Group and a new album just in time for his Portland Prime features prime steaks festival appearance—comprised of saxophonist and chops, the freshest Northwest Chris Potter, bassist Ben Williams, drummer seafood, pastas, wood-fi red oven Antonio Sanchez and percussionist Giulio specialties, signature burgers, hearty Carmassi—Metheny found a way to take the soups, creative salads and small bites. “Unity” concept all the way and form a platform Reservations online or 503-223-6200 for the first time that could cover the entire www.PortlandPrime.net spectrum of things he has done as a bandleader 121 Southwest 3rd Avenue, in Downtown over the years under one roof.

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Eliane Elias is approaching J.S. Bach’s masterpiece—one of Transcribing the music of Bill Evans at age the classical canon’s most totemic works—as an 10, chairing the piano department at São Paulo inspiring font for creativity. Interspersed with Conservatory at 15, touring at 17 and arriving in his faithful and affectionate interpretation of the New York at 21, Eliane Elias is at home not only in “Goldbergs” are his own improvised variations on her native Brazil but wherever she plays and sings: Bach’s variations. Tepfer’s variations are marked “I can’t imagine not doing both.” A lyrical pianist, by a ruminative joy, spiced with contemporary she has composed and recorded over 20 albums dissonances and a deep feel for the source as with her own bands and others, including Herbie timeless music beyond category. Hancock. Elias was nominated for a GRAMMY® in the Best Jazz Solo Performance category for her The Kora Band 1995 release, Solo and Duets with Herbie Hancock. The Kora Band was formed in 2008 by Andrew Elias documented 20 albums for Blue Note records Oliver after a tour in West Africa with the U.S. State from 1989-2009. Her Blue Note @ 75 performance Department and Jazz at Lincoln Center’s “Rhythm will captivate, boasting the works by her favorites: Road: American Music Abroad” program. After a Jobim, Evans and Chet Baker. chance encounter with a kora player, Oliver decided to seek out Kane Mathis, one of America’s foremost Kenny Werner kora players. The group was rounded out with With a gift for improvisation, pianist-composer drummer Mark DiFlorio, bassist Brady Millard- Kenny Werner was awarded the Guggenheim Kish and trumpeter Chad McCullough. Having Fellowship in 2010. His education includes the previously released two albums, Just 4 U (2008) and Manhattan School of Music, the Berklee School Cascades (2010), the band recently premiered a of Music and connecting with others, such as Joe new concert-length work by Oliver, commissioned Lovano, , Archie Shepp, Charlie by the 2012 Chamber Music America New Jazz Mingus and . Kenny has issued a Works program, which will be released in 2014. score of CDs, including his masterpiece, the classic 2007 Blue Note Records release, Lawn Chair Society James Carter featuring Brian Blade, Dave Douglas, Scott Colley The prolific multi-reedist and saxophonist and Chris Potter. For Portland he’ll perform in trio James Carter, who has recorded 18 albums under with Ari Hoenig and Johannes Weidenmueller. his own name, will perform with his acclaimed Organ Trio. Joined by keyboardist Gerard Aaron Diehl Gibbs and drummer Leonard King Jr., this Hailed by The New York Times as a “Revelation,” performance will mark Carter’s return to Portland Columbus, Ohio, native and Juilliard graduate since his last performance at the 2004 Mt. Hood Aaron Diehl arrived on the New York scene Festival. Carter’s connection to the organ concept playing with the Wynton Marsalis Septet and has dates back to 1988 when he was a special guest not looked back since. Winner of the prestigious with Lester Bowie, which then led to an invitation Cole Porter Fellowship Competition in 2011 by to play with the trumpeter as part of a new quintet the American Pianists Association, Diehl locked (forerunner to Bowie’s New York Organ Ensemble), up a recording deal with Mack Avenue Records an inspirational turning point in Carter’s career. and promptly recorded on a Fazioli F-228 grand piano. He showcases a nuanced touch, a comfort Janice Scroggins zone with tempos ranging from rubato to brisk, At the age of 55, pianist Janice Scroggins has encyclopedic harmonic knowledge, an abiding been performing in public for 52 years. Having sense of blues expression and a will—when played with Linda Hornbuckle, Thara Memory, necessary—to swing. Lloyd Jones and Obo Addy, Scroggins moved to Portland in 1979 from Oklahoma, where she Dan Tepfer credits her grandmother and church community Dan Tepfer comes to Classic Pianos to for influencing her left hand technique with her mark the Portland release of his solo album stride-oriented approach. Scroggins comes to Goldberg Variations/Variations (Sunnyside Classic Pianos for an intimate solo piano concert as Records). The 2007 Cole Porter Fellow in jazz part of the PDX Piano Perspectives series.

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Helen Sung An award-winning classical pianist before jazz intervened, Houston native pianist/com- poser Helen Sung went on to graduate from the Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz Performance and win the Kennedy Center’s Mary Lou Williams Competition. Now based in and having worked with some of the greatest jazz masters, Sung is captivating listeners everywhere with a riveting artistry that seamlessly integrates SOCIETY the jazz and classical worlds. Her debut album OF OREGON for Concord Records, Anthem For A New Day (featuring Grammy-winning NEA Jazz Master Paquito D’Rivera and MacArthur Fellow Regina Carter), showcases a band that grooves, takes risks and loves to play. the source for jazz Kin Trio A unique brand of minimalist bebop from a generation-spanning trio, Sunjae’s music is as informed by his studies of natural medicine and meditation as it is by his impressive bebop chops and knowledge of the jazz canon. Kin Trio’s debut album Breathe was released on PJCE Records in March 2013—the third release on the label.

Richards / Duval Quartet A new quartet by longtime collaborators Duval and Richards features a notable Portland based rhythm section. This will be a CD release show for the groups debut album, Indian Summer, available on PJCE Records February 15th— continuing the label’s second year of monthly releases. Richards and Duval have many years of history playing music together in California and Boston, but this is their first studio album of original jazz explorations.

Barra Brown Quintet Barra’s debut album was released to positive reviews on August 15 on PJCE Records. He has assembled a group including New York City transplant and trumpet virtuoso Tom Barber as well as several younger players he has worked with in the Alan Jones Academy of Music and in his ongoing band, Wishermen. Barra’s compositions blend indie rock and jazz sensitivities, tempered by his background in classical flute and folk rock.

503.228.JAZZ / portlandjazzfestival.org 27 PDX Jazz Community PDX Jazz Education & Ticketed Partner Free Outreach Performance Performance Performance Event CITIZENS of Jazzlandia PDX Jazz is a 501©3 non-profit organization dedicated to presenting, preserving and promoting jazz through The Portland Jazz Festival and year-round programming. Citizens of Jazzlandia receive Best Seats First, discounts and invitations to special events for as little as $50. For a complete list of benefits at each level, please visit pdxjazz.com. All-Stars 10,000+ Joseph Davids Joe Zawacki Lynnette Jackson James Pruett Eric and Robin Busch Lynne Detrick Steven Jacobson Bob and Claire Riddle Scott Diaz Enthusiasts $50+ Steven Johnson George Ritchie Virtuosi $2500+ Frank DiGiovanni Linde Abe David Jones Bruce Rittenbach Barry Cain Dan Dingfield Michael Ambrosino Paige Jones Sheryl Robert David and Julie Machado Kevin Doherty Cindy Armstrong Michael Kassack Greg and Kathy Robinson Joe Maita and Gail Westlin Philip Dollar Dennis Axon Kathy Keating Hector Roche Tom and Sheila Smith Bruce Encke Elizabeth Barker Harvey and Leslie Kelinson Lucy Rodriguez Ellen Fineman Jay Barnett Bob Kellar Sandra Russill Aficianados $1000+ Karla Fitzwater Rodney and Cindy Bloom Joyce Kelly Charles Rynerson Michelle Bates Derek Fisher and Julie Blume Robert Kimbro Michael Samball Matt Czyzewski Lorna McEachan Steve Bogdon Mark Kingen Dave Schloetel Deborah Demoss Smith Kalmen Glantz and Phillip Bolduc Cynthia Kirk and Jim Leisy Wally and Ann Shaffer Marcy McInelly Suzette DuCharme David Boston Edmund Klein Lewis Shapiro Michael Zilis Gary and Pam Gormley Roger Budke William Klein Mark Sheldon Stephen Grande Michael Burch Steve Kohl Chuck Sher Band Leaders $500+ William and Carol Greer Diana Burman Mark Kramer Robert Sherman Sid Bos Marcia and George Hocker Eric Cain Marga Larson David and Barbara Slader Scott Diaz and Jenny Tsai Ray Honerlah James Caldwell Linda Lehmann Marjorie Smith Walt Henry Bruce Howell Steven Cantor Mark Lemon Craig Snazelle Alan and Sharon Jones Thomas Hunt Joshua Carson Michael Loftus John Spallone Stephen Ledoux Pam and Jake Jacobs Donald Caughey Christian Lombardo Donald Spencer David Millman Michael H. James Carol Chislett Richard London Jeff Sweeney James Pastene Alan Jones June Clarke Roberto Lovato Katrina Sumner and Tom and Sharri Smith David and Dolores Judkins Martin Cohen Jeffrey Love Chris Wain Anonymous Igo and Cookie Jurgens Richard Crimi Sandra MacPhail Bruce and Jana Taylor* Kathy Keating Howard Cutler David Manfield In Memory of Bill Fritz Soloists $250+ Molly Keating and Glenn Nancy Davis Caroline Marnoch William Thomas Kirby and Amy Allen Rodriguez Diana Dearin Laura Mason Chris Tovey David Bell Bill and Marianne Susan Dimitman Ben Massell Dan Trammell Joan Childs and Jerry Zaret Keddington-Lang John Michael Donnell Jeffrey Mattern Steven Ungar Terry Dalsemer and Bob Killough and James Draudt James and Sally McAfee E. Walter Van Valkenburg Gail Owen Nancy Brown Stephen Dunn Judith McLean Johannes Venghaus Earl Dyer Laura Kubisiak Richard Eichen Diane McNamara J-P Voillequé John Ewing Terry and Barbara Lawson Gregory Englund Dan Meador Hans Wandel Kimberly Garcia Gail and Jeffrey LeVine Steve Fleischman Philip Meehan Curtis Waterbury Alan and Sharon Jones Gilda Lorensen E Scott Fletcher Miles Merwin Clair Webb Roger Leo David Manhart Cynthia Fowler Robert Metzler Elizabeth Wehrli Terrence McGraw Donna Moreno Anthony Foxworth Edward Morgan Lucinda Welch David Newman Paul Morris Pat Foy Ilse (Billie) Moser Donald White Cara Rozell Dennis Mulvihill and Jerry and Anne Frazier James Murray Thomas Wilshire Elana Schwartz and Olivia Clark Mary Kay Gehring Nancy Murray and Mark Wilson Jim Bergstrom Eugene O’neill Joe Gifford Bob Wise Paul Wynkoop Oded Shulsinger Gilberto Pena Nancy Greiff Scott Murray Sara Yada Richard and Sophia Sly John Rosenberg Helen Gundlach Gerard Nelson Keith Yelton James “Jimmy” Watson Russell Ruscigno and Harold Halvorson Ron Nelson Atif Zaman Margie Gibson William Hamilton Robert Nicoloff Michael Zilis Duos $100+ Pancho Savery Kevin Hasslen Alan Niven Randy Siefkin Gary Hardiman Frederick Olson Sidemen, Volunteer Judy Beaston Lawrence Skrivseth Doren and Ray Helterline Jonathan Ostrom Members Earle Blanton Carol Stone and David Kish Deborah and Michael Nick O’Toole Nita Brueggeman Jenifer Boyce Bruce and Jana Taylor Henry Jason Palmer Jeffrey Mattern Kristi Byrd Earl Thomas Walt Henry Raymond Parise Tim Ortlieb Christopher Carter Brian Trafficante David Hesse Milena Petrovic Robert Cogan Mayumi Warkel Mary Jo Hessel Karen Pierce Erin Cornell David Weber Susan Hippe Nancy Pitney Jeanne Crouch and Leslie Richard Wilcox W L Hope Jerry Powell Wildsen Donovan and Elsa Wooley James S Jackson Gregory Priest Terry Currier Kathryn Zabertini Johnathan Jackson Michael Prigodich

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