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William Paterson University Jazz Studies Program Inaugural Artistic Director Thad Jones Teaches a Class, Mid-1970S William Paterson Mulgrew Miller, University director of the William Paterson Revolutionizing University Jazz Studies Music Education Program Since 1972 Money Matters Financial Advice for Budget-Conscious Students How to Create the Perfect Audition Tape The Value of a Music Degree Four Alumni Profiles More Than 175 Schools Listed! STUDENT MUSIC GUIDE // WHERE TO STUDY JAZZ 2013 William Paterson University Jazz Studies Program inaugural Artistic Director Thad Jones teaches a class, mid-1970s FEATURES orty years ago, at a modestly sized college in Wayne, 98 Now Hear This N.J., Dr. Martin Krivin and trumpeter Thad Jones laid Creating the Perfect the foreground for one of the nation’s preeminent jazz Audition Tape studies programs. William Paterson University be- 110 Pay It Forward came a highly regarded epicenter of artistic exploration Tips to Curb Your where touring pros—such as Rufus Reid and Mulgrew Pre-College Expenses Miller—are professors and academic mentors, band- 134 William Paterson University mates are fellow scholars and the Great American Songbook is a 40 Years of Trailblazing F Jazz Education trusted study guide. In that same vein, other conservatories and uni- versity jazz programs have flourished, developing their own inten- sive musical curriculum and honing their own impressive arsenal of ALUMNI PROFILES world-renowned faculty. 86 Gabe Pollack Fast-forward to 2012. Times have changed, as has the jazz- Oberlin College school experience. Recording and music-business seminars are fix- 107 Johnaye Kendrick Western Michigan University tures within the jazz studies repertoire. Audition CDs and online sub- missions often replace live auditions and homemade 8 mm tapes. 126 Adam Frank Elmhurst College And in a shaky economy, student loans and financial aid are very 141 Taylor Eigsti present factors in the college-application process. With our exten- University of Southern California sive listing section of more than 175 music programs, DownBeat’s Student Music Guide will help you take the guesswork out of finding SCHOOL LISTINGS your ideal music school. We’ve also provided some helpful tips— from financial know-how to audition advice—so students can focus 76 East on the two aspects of jazz education that still resonate today: their 100 South unfaltering thirst for knowledge and passion for the musical craft. 112 Midwest 138 West 150 International 74 DOWNBEAT OCTOBER 2012 STUDENT MUSIC GUIDE // WHERE TO STUDY JAZZ 2013 Peabody Conservatory, East The Johns Hopkins University Berklee College of Music ✽ Boston, Massachusetts Student Body: 4,131 students. Tuition: $35,450/year. Jazz Degrees: Bachelor’s of Music, professional diploma. Faculty: Terri Lyne Carrington, Danilo Pérez, Joe Lovano. Alumni: Esperanza Spalding, Quincy Jones, Branford Marsalis. Jazz Bands: Thelonious Monk Ensemble, Wayne Shorter Ensemble, Jazz Composition Ensemble. Auditions: Live audition and interview. Visit berklee.edu/admissions. Financial Aid: Available. Contact financialaid@ berklee.edu, (617) 747-2274. Scholarships: Need- and merit-based. Contact Faculty: Dan Carillo, Scott Reeves, Mike Danziger, Tal Bergman, Tony [email protected], Holober, Suzanne Pittson, Ray Thompson, Tobias Ralph, Tal (617) 747-8681. Gallon, Adam Cruz, Steve Wilson. Wilkenfeld, Chris Coleman. Apply by: Nov. 1 (early action), Alumni: John Benitez, Arturo O’Farrill, Jazz Bands: Student Performance, Advanced Jan. 15 (regular action). Eliot Zigmund, Tom Varner, Adam Performance groups, Latin Jazz Contact: Berklee Office of Admissions, Nussbaum, Deanna Witkowski. Ensemble. 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