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Program Year After Year Gary Brown Morton & Susan Stuhlbarg Robert Burroughs Dr. Jonathan Talberg Dr. Ella M. Burnett Spencer Tien (In memory of Minnie Glenn) Joseph & Hester VanRuiten The California Community Foundation Dr. William Weber Dr. & Ms. Shun-Lin Chou Richard M. Whitaker (In honor of Dr. & Mrs. Shen-Pin Chou) Undine Wildman (In honor of Leland Vail) Dan Conniff Yamaha Corporation of America Randolph Currin, Jr. Norman & Diane Delaterre Bravo ($500- $999) Laurel Ellison Aquarium of the Pacific Donna Estrin Mr. & Mrs. Murray Auerbach Louise Fenn Kay Bailey Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Bud Bisbee Dr. Linda B. Ford Sandra Bron Forty-Niner Shops Robert & Ginny Burroughs Friend of the Strings Deborah Carnahan Friend of the University Jim & Rozanne Churchill Emily Goesel Mary Patricia Dicamillo PACIFIC Mr. Mike Goldberg Catherine J. Dickinson Lawrence Guess Dr. Fred Diluzio (In memory of Judy Guess) Nancy M. Manriquez-Dowell Eugene & Michelle Haun Dr. Burkhard Englert Jewish Community Foundation Amalia C. Francalangia Jack & Marilyn Kates Friends of the LA Bach Festival Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Lee Steffanie Grogan STANDARD TIME Mr. & Mrs. Frank Lee Amy Gordon, Steven & Debra Gordon (In memory of Elaine Richey) Tom & Barbara Greathead Paul & Jane Lindsey Christine Guter Los Angeles Philharmonic Association Stephannie Hamilton CHRISTINE GUTER, DIRECTOR Long Beach Community Foundation Dr. Sherman Holvey Los Altos United Methodist Church Carol & Stuart Hubbard Myrna Mallek-Roth Huntington Harbour Philharmonic Patrick & Karen McDonough Eric & Normajean Janssen Roberta Medford Mary Knauer Eric Lou Mellencamp Sue & Gary Lance Gail Meredith Laur MacArthur Mark & Roberta Morrison Linda Maxwell Mike & Erin Mugnai * Roberta Medford JAZZ & TONIC Mr. & Mrs. Richard Nelson William & Elaine Miller Pacific Gas & Electric Company Terese Moon Dr. Donald & Sandra Para Performing Arts Live Perform International, LLC Marie Otto CINDY DICKEN, DIRECTOR John & Evelyn Pohlmann Tammy Reichley John Queen Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving Professional Printing Centers Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Salters Kathleeen Hansen Reams Sound Birthing Music Joy Redman Paul Sumi Craig and David Richey Mr. & Mrs. Charles Tickner SATURDAY, MAY 11, 2019 Kathryn Rundus Al & Clara Totten St. Gregory’s Episcopal Church Dr. Leland Vail Scott St. Marie Joseph VanRuitten Cathrine Schaffer-Bohlen Vocal Jazz (In Memory of John M. Elliot) 4:00/8:00PM Linda Schnabl West Coast Jazz Party LLC Preston Schumacher Alfred Chor Fan A. Yu Ivan A. Shulman Audre Slater THANK YOU to the many supporters who contributed Kathy K. Smith between $1 and $ 499. We are grateful for your support! Robert & Janet Spidell Starbucks Coffee Company GERALD R. DANIEL RECITAL HALL Virginia L. Stevens Dr. Michael Stugrin & Brian Buchanan PLEASE SILENCE ALL ELECTRONIC MOBILE DEVICES. This concert is funded in part by the INSTRUCTIONALLY RELATED ACTIVITIES FUNDS (IRA) provided by California State University, Long Beach. BOB COLE CONSERVATORY DONORS The Bob Cole Conservatory JAZZ & TONIC of Music at CSULB recognizes and thanks the following donors for their generosity. Included are those who have contributed to help support scholarships, production, Cindy Dicken—director tours, and concerts. Legacy Donors Anonymous Wind ..................................................................................................................... Laila Biali Bob & Regena Cole arr. Scott Dicken Shigemi Matsumoto & Marty Stark (In memory of Moriichi & Suki Matsumoto) Katie Romero, Teri Antwainet Boddie-McCoy L. Patrick Pritchard Midnight Voyage ............................................................................................J. Calderazzo Golden Baton Circle ($50,000 and above) Vocalese C. Guter & K. Marsh The Estate of The Hon. Jake Adajian and Dr. Kenia Cassareal Beverly August (In memory of George August) arr. Kerry Marsh Centennial Properties Benjamin Nicholas, Cooper Allen Dramatic Allied Arts Guild Fine Arts Affiliates I L.O.V.E. You ..............................................................................................................Take 6 Ella Fitzgerald Charitable Foundation adapt. Roger Treece Joanne France Teri Antwainet Boddie-McCoy Friend of the Bob Cole Conservatory The Ann & Gordon Getty Foundation Tessa McClintock, Brianna Walters Dr. Matthew & Mrs. Roberta Jenkins Family Foundation Kip Polakoff (In memory of Carol Polakoff) Human Nature ....................................................................Steve Porcaro & John Bettis The Estate of Virginia Skinner arr. Kevin Kunz Kaylin Miller, Christopher Walters, Amanda Mello Directors Circle ($10,000 -$49,999) Hon. Burton Barnett Margaret H. Bedel Precious ...............................................................................................Esperanza Spalding Peter B. Brown arr. Kerry Marsh California Community Foundation Katie Romero, Kaylin Miller, Amanda Mello Frieda Rapoport Caplan William Gillespie Foundation Night and Day .................................................................................................. Cole Porter James Howard Lewis Ley Malilay arr. Kerry Marsh John & Elizabeth McWilliams Foundation Isaiah Chacon, Christopher Walters, Benjamin Nicholas Presser Foundation Myles Mineer, Patrick Rosal, Cooper Allen, Matthew Evans, Jackie Rush John Jacob Shaak (In memory of Bernard Lee Shaak) Sigma Alpha Iota Fraternity The Return (Upward Spiral) .........................................Joey Calderazzo & Kurt Elling Hon. Samuel W. Warner arr. Benjamin Nicholas Impresario ($5,000-$9,999) Isaiah Chacon, Christopher Walters ABC World Citizens Amanda Mello, Tessa McClintock, Matthew Evans Marvellee Cariaga (In memory of Daniel Cariaga) Benjamin Nicholas, Cooper Allen, Patrick Rosal, Brianna Walters Sally & Larry Curry Kathleen Reams Hausen La Fiesta ...........................................................................................................Chick Corea Long Beach Community Foundation Dr. Charmaine Meyer arr. Denis Allaire Renaissance Charitable Foundation Brianna Walters, Katie Romero, Isaiah Chacon Holly Victoria Schumacher Matthew Evans, Christopher Walters, Amanda Mello Mary F. Thoits Myles Mineer, Teri Antwanait Boddie-McCoy, Jackie Rush Mike and Arline Walter John & Alaine Weiss (In memory of Bernice M. Weiss) How Do You Keep The Music Playing ....................M. LeGrand & M. & A. Bergman Crescendo ($1,000-$4,999) arr. Phil Mattson Dr. David Anglin Tessa McClintock Michael Barcellona Lillian V. Bishop Richard & Susan Blum Robert & Barbara Bragonier 2 Elisabeth Catherine Brassell students develop a thorough understanding of jazz and maintain a high level of musicianship and professionalism. A sincere thanks to Marcus Carline, Sean Fitzpatrick, and the technical crew INTERMISSION for sound reinforcement, recording, lighting, and staging. Their hard work and expertise plays a critically important role in the success of our performances. You are the best!!! PACIFIC STANDARD TIME Christine Guter—director Continued thanks to the CSULB Alumni Association and The Swoish Family for our wonderful sound system! Your generous gift continues to serve our program year after year. Hodari .............................................................................................................Roger Treece Our deep gratitude to Mike & Erin Mugnai for providing us with our beautiful fall retreat home. Incredible music and memories are made in that house every year, and Secretly Begin ....................................................................Pat Metheny & Kevyn Lettau our students thank you from the bottom of their hearts for your continued generosity. arr. Gerhard Guter And last, but not least, heartfelt thanks to ALL our donors! We are so grateful to Baliey Grogan, Eric Bell, Jonny Arenas, Zane Johnson—soloists all who have donated to the BCCM Vocal Jazz Program over the years. We would Stephan Nosrat—violin not have the program we have today without your gracious support. Sincere love and gratitude to you all... Emily ........................................................................... Johnny Mercer & Johnny Mandel arr. Kerry Marsh Sean Wilburn, Christian Valdez Vincent .............................................................................................................Don McLean PERSONNEL arr. Gary Rosen Anna Crumley, Emily LaSalle, Sean Wilburn (listed in standing order, from left to right) Cassandra Duschane, Harlee Balajadia JAZZ & TONIC PACIFIC STANDARD TIME Nana Das Aguas ................................................................Kleber Jorge & Kevyn Lettau arr. Gerhard Guter Cindy Dicken—director Christine Guter—director Sarah Baiedi Katie Romero Sarah Baiedi Day In, Day Out ............................................................... Jonny Mercer & Rube Bloom Christopher Walters Christian Valdez arr. The Four Freshmen Tessa McClintock Cassandra Duschane Pat Malone, Christian Valdez Benjamin Nicholas ^ Harlee Balajadia Zane Johnson, Bailey Grogan, Max Myrick Teri Antwainet Boddie-McCoy ^ Bailey Grogan Myles Mineer Stephan Nosrat Here’s To Life ..................................................................Artie Butler & Phyllis Molinary Brianna Walters Anna Crumley * arr. Phil Mattson Isaiah Chacon Jonny Arenas ^ * Sean Wilburn, Jonny Arenas, Christian Valdez Amanda Mello Ashley Miner ^ Ian Luna, Harlee Balajadia, Stephan Nosrat Patrick Rosal ^ Ian Luna Kaylin Miller Emily LaSalle Higher Love ................................................................................................Steve
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