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THURSDAY 4 MAY TO SUNDAY 7 MAY 2017

2017 PROGRAMME

FEATURING□ ADELAIDE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA □ BENJAMIN NORTHEY □ JAMES MORRISON

JAZZMEIA HORN □ GORDON GOODWIN □ WYCLIFFE GORDON □ MARIAN PETRESCU □ ROSS IRWIN □ OLIVER McGILL □ MAT JODRELL □ DARREN PERCIVAL

GENERATIONS IN JAZZMOUNT GAMBIER, SOUTH AUSTRALIA

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WELCOMEA MESSAGE FROM THE PREMIERThe 2017 Generations in Jazz program promises to be a wonderful event for lovers of music, and I welcome performers and visitors from interstate and overseas to Mount Gambier. This spectacular event continues to grow in stature every year, with a highlight of this year’s program being the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra along with US jazz sensation Wycliffe Gordon.

Generations in Jazz provides a valuable opportunity for high school jazz musicians to hone their performance skills in a supportive, professional environment. These students are future stars and will play an important part in Adelaide’s designation as a UNESCO City of Music. I’m proud that the State Government continues to support live music around the State, as well as high calibre institutions such as the James Morrison Academy of Music. I hope the performers and fans alike enjoy all the offerings of this weekend’s impressive program, and wish them all the best for their time in the beautiful South East region.

Jay Weatherill MP PREMIER

THURSDAY 4TH MAY 2017 / 8.00PMSIR ROBERT HELPMANN THEATRE2017 SCHOLARSHIP ADJUDICATION NO. 1GUEST PERFORMANCE BY JAMES MORRISON & WYCLIFFE GORDON

FRIDAY 5TH MAY 2017 / 8.30PMTHE BARN PALAIS2017 SCHOLARSHIP ADJUDICATION NO. 2GUEST PERFORMANCE BY MARIAN PETRESCU

SATURDAY 6TH MAY 2017 / 7.30AM - 6.00PMGENERATIONS IN JAZZ FESTIVAL PRECINCTCNR CLARK ROAD/GLENELG RIVER ROAD, MOUNT GAMBIERCITY OF MOUNT GAMBIER NATIONAL STAGE BAND AWARDS 2017ANZ VOCAL ENSEMBLE AWARDS 2017

SATURDAY NIGHT 6TH MAY 2017 / 8:00PMTHE JAMES MORRISON PAVILIONGENERATIONS IN JAZZ GALA CONCERTA-Z OF JAZZ WITH THE ADELAIDE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRATHE JAMES MORRISON PAVILIONFEATURING THESE AMAZING ARTISTS

SUNDAY 7TH MAY 2017 / 12:30PMTHE JAMES MORRISON PAVILIONFINALE CONCERT

ADELAIDE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRABENJAMIN NORTHEYJAMES MORRISONJAZZMEIA HORN (USA)

GORDON GOODWIN (USA)WYCLIFFE GORDON (USA)MARIAN PETRESCU (FINLAND)

OLLIE MCGILL (CAT EMPIRE)MAT JODRELL (AUSTRALIA)DARREN PERCIVAL (THE VOICE 2012)

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WELCOME TO GENERATIONS IN JAZZ 2017!With each year at GIJ we always do something ‘bigger’ than before - a bigger name artist, a bigger band, more guests - whatever we think will keep GIJ growing and more exciting each time you visit. Last year we had a ‘double big band’ and there was only one place to go from there - the biggest ‘band’ there is, a symphony orchestra. So, the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra joins us this year with a group of stellar guest soloists and a program of music that stretches from the very beginnings of jazz through to fusion and funk.

I’ve been playing a program called the A to Z of Jazz (Armstrong to Zawinul) with orchestras around the world for the last couple of years and it’s been amazing to hear the history of jazz expressed through the sound palette of the symphony. Of course, for GIJ it had to be special, something you couldn’t hear anywhere else - so instead of being the only soloist (the way I’ve done it in Europe and the US), for the first time I’ve collected a group of jazz soloists from around the world to play the various roles, as we go from the swinging music of Louis through Big Band, Bebop, Latin and all the way to Birdland.

Being my 30th year at GIJ, it was also an opportunity to invite back some of the most remarkable guests we’ve had over the years. There’s piano genius Marian Petrescu, award winning brass and vocal sensation Wycliffe Gordon, the ‘Phat’ band creator Gordon Goodwin, former GIJ finalist and now keyboard wiz with Cat Empire Ollie McGill, alumni Mat Jodrell and Ross Irwin - and two very special singers.

Darren Percival was a GIJ finalist back in the very earliest days of the event and has gone on to a career taking him around the globe. He is joined by US jazz vocalist Jazzmeia Horn, winner of the Thelonious Monk International Vocal Jazz Competition and one of the most dynamic singers on the world scene.

As if that isn’t enough, we are also joined by a jazz ensemble from the Juilliard School in New York. They’re here studying at the JM Academy and join with our Honours Ensemble to form a 12-piece band that will blow you away.

As always, no matter what we program, the thing that still makes GIJ such an inspiring event is that so many of you will play this weekend. In my continued travels around the world, I’ve still yet to see anything that celebrates the jazz tradition of ‘passing it on’ like Generations in Jazz.

Keep swinging!

James Morrison

JAMES MORRISON

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For over 80 years, the ASO has been there to corroborate life and contribute to South Australia’s identity. Today the ASO plays a major role in Adelaide’s cultural and economic vibrancy, and enriches the community through more than 70 world-class performances to more than 90,000 diverse concert goers each season. Each year it extends its audience beyond the concert halls through its Out of the CBD series and regular broadcasts on ABC Classic FM. And the ASO’s comprehensive Learning Series for schools and families symphony directly touches the lives of more than 16,000 children, thereby forging a special connection to music from a young age. In 1998 and 2004 the ASO came to the attention of the international community with its exemplary playing of Wagner’s Ring Cycle.

Delivering diverse and colourful programming with leading international and Australian musicians, it has also enjoyed hugely successful performances with such artists as Ben Folds, Tim Minchin and The Hilltop Hoods. And in 2015, the ASO and The Hilltop Hoods reprised their collaboration to record Drinking From The Sun, Walking Under Stars Restrung. In the spirit of innovation, the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra frequently showcases new music and Australian premieres. The ASO has embarked on numerous international tours, including China, Korea, Singapore and Carnegie Hall in New York, and plays a vital role in the Adelaide Festival of Arts, Adelaide Cabaret Festival, OzAsia Festival, WOMADelaide, State Opera of South Australia and Australian Ballet.

WITH A REPUTATION FOR VITALITY AND VERSATILITY, THE INTERNATIONALLY ACCLAIMED ADELAIDE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA IS SOUTH AUSTRALIA’S LARGEST PERFORMING ARTS ORGANISATION, ESTABLISHED IN 1936.

ADELAIDE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

** denotes Section Principal~ denotes Associate Principal* denotes Principal Player

ADELAIDE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 2017Generations in Jazz VIOLINS Cameron Hill** (Acting Concertmaster) Barbara Jane Gilby** (Guest Associate Concertmaster)TBC* (Acting Principal 1st Violin)Michael Milton** (Principal 2nd Violin)Lachlan Bramble ~(Associate Principal 2nd Violin)Ann AxelbyMinas BerberyanGillian BraithwaiteJulia BrittainHilary BruerNadia BuckJane Collins Judith CoombeBelinda GehlertAlison HeikeDanielle Jaquillard Zsuzsa LeonAlexis MiltonJennifer Newman Julie Newman Alexander Permezel Kemeri Spurr

VIOLAS Martin Butler** (Acting Principal)Lesley Cockram~(Acting Associate)Linda GarrettAnna HansenRosi McGowran/Natalie MaegraithCarolyn MoozMichael RobertsonAnna WebbCELL0S Simon Cobcroft**Ewen Bramble~Sarah DenbighSherrilyn HandleyGemma PhillipsDavid SharpCameron WatersDOUBLE BASSES David Schilling**Jonathan Coco~Harley GrayDavid PhillipsJacky ChangBelinda Kendall-Smith

FLUTES Geoffrey Collins**Julia GrenfellPICCOLO/ALTOJulia Grenfell *OBOESCelia Craig**Renae StavelyCOR ANGLIASRenae Stavely*CLARINETS Dean Newcomb** Damien HurnBASS CLARINETDamien Hurn*BASSOONS Mark Gaydon**Leah StephensonCONTRA BASSOON Leah Stephenson*HORNS Adrian Uren**Alex MillerPhilip PaineEmma Gregan

TRUMPETS Owen Morris**Martin Phillipson~Gregory FrickTROMBONES Cameron Malouf**Ian DenbighBASS TROMBONEHoward Parkinson*TUBA Peter Whish-Wilson*TIMPANI Robert Hutcheson*PERCUSSION Steven Peterka**Amanda GriggJamie AdamHARP Suzanne Handel*

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BENJAMIN NORTHEY

He has previously held the posts of Resident Guest Conductor of the Australia Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra (2002-2006) and Principal Conductor of the Melbourne Chamber Orchestra (2007-2010).

Northey also appears regularly as a guest conductor with all major Australian symphony orchestras, Opera Australia (Turandot, L’elisir d’amore, Don Giovanni, Così fan tutte, Carmen), New Zealand Opera (Sweeney Todd) and State Opera South Australia (La sonnambula, L’elisir d’amore, Les contes d’Hoffmann). His international appearances include concerts with the London Philharmonic Orchestra, the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra, the Mozarteum Orchestra Salzburg, the Hong Kong Philharmonic, the National Symphony Orchestra of Colombia, the Malaysian Philharmonic and the New Zealand Symphony, Auckland Philharmonia and Christchurch Symphony Orchestras.

Northey studied conducting with John Hopkins at the University of Melbourne Conservatorium of Music. In 2001, he was awarded first prize in the Symphony Australia Young Conductor of the Year Competition under the direction of Jorma Panula. In 2002, he was he was accepted as the highest placed applicant to Finland’s prestigious Sibelius Academy where he studied with Leif Segerstam and Atso

AUSTRALIAN CONDUCTOR BENJAMIN NORTHEY IS THE CHIEF CONDUCTOR OF THE CHRISTCHURCH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA AND THE ASSOCIATE CONDUCTOR OF THE MELBOURNE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

Almila until 2005. He completed his studies at the Stockholm Royal College of Music with Jorma Panula in 2006. In 2009/10, he was chosen as one of three conductors worldwide to participate in the Allianz International Conductor’s Academy with the LPO and the Philharmonia Orchestra.

With a progressive and diverse approach to repertoire, he has collaborated with a broad range of artists including Maxim Vengerov, Julian Rachlin, Karen Gomyo, Piers Lane, Alban Gerhardt, Johannes Moser, Piers Lane, Amy Dickson, Slava Grigoryan & Marc-André Hamelin as well as popular artists Tim Minchin, KD Lang, Kate Miller-Heidke, Barry Humphries, Kurt Elling, James Morrison and Tori Amos.

Northey is highly active in the performance of Australian orchestral music having premiered numerous major new works by Brett Dean, Peter Sculthorpe, Elena Kats-Chernin, Matthew Hindson and many others. An Honorary Fellow at the University of Melbourne Conservatorium of Music, his awards include the prestigious 2010 Melbourne Prize Outstanding Musician’s Award and the 2002 Brian Stacey Memorial Scholarship as well as multiple awards and nominations for his numerous recordings with ABC Classics.

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GIJ MAJOR SPONSORS

WE THANK THESE MAJOR SPONSORS THAT HAVE FINANCIALLY SUPPORTED GIJ FOR A SIGNIFICANT PERIOD OF TIME. YOUR GENEROUSITY HAS BEEN INVALUABLE.

PLATINUM SPONSORS

GOLD SPONSORS

ROSS & JENNYBLANCHARD

ANDREA EVANSAND FAMILY

PAT CORRIGAN RON DENNING TOM GREGORY

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GIJ MAJOR SPONSORS

WE THANK THESE MAJOR SPONSORS THAT HAVE FINANCIALLY SUPPORTED GIJ FOR A SIGNIFICANT PERIOD OF TIME. YOUR GENEROUSITY HAS BEEN INVALUABLE.

PLATINUM SPONSORS

GOLD SPONSORS

ROSS & JENNYBLANCHARD

ANDREA EVANSAND FAMILY

PAT CORRIGAN RON DENNING TOM GREGORY

Government of the United States

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GORDON GOODWINJAZZMEIA HORN

Jazzmeia Horn is widely considered the hottest young singer on the international jazz scene and one of New York’s ‘rising stars’. Winner of the 2015 Thelonius Monk International Vocal Jazz Competition and 2013 Sarah Vaughan International Jazz Vocal Competition, she earned her degree at The New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music. Since then, she has not only appeared at world famous jazz festivals, but just about every famous jazz club in New York City.

Hailing from Dallas, Texas, Jazzmeia’s name captures her very essence. Her grandfather is a pastor, and she began singing gospel, soul and R&B in a church choir as a young child. Her natural style sets her apart from many of her peers, with London’s Jazz News describing Jazzmeia as a performer “for whom every word, gesture, and ornament becomes an expression of her total conviction”. Soul singer, Al Jarreau, was another big fan, saying she was “not only a vocalist, but a musician with big ears, and wisdom beyond her years”.

Currently, Jazzmeia is a teaching artist in The NJPAC Well’s Fargo Jazz for Teens Program and Jazz in the Schools Program in Newark, New Jersey. She also leads her dynamic group The Artistry of Jazz Horn, and is thankful for the opportunity to play music professionally.

Four-time Grammy and Emmy award-winning composer, Gordon Goodwin, is the most decorated big band leader in the 21st century. Born in Kansas, Gordon began writing down the music he heard in his head from the age of five. This music didn’t consist of just snippets or melodic lines but entire compositions! When he wrote his first big band chart hit in seventh grade, he captured the attention of music supervisors and producers and his career destiny was sealed.

Gordon Goodwin went on to build a larger-than-life reputation in the music industry for his composing, arranging and performance skills, yet he remains humble when he looks back at where his career has taken him. Since the late 1970s, he has scored dozens of films and television shows - everything from Get Smart to the classic cult film Attack of the Killer Tomatoes). He has also toured the globe with his wildly successful Gordon Goodwin’s Big Phat Band, and has conducted world-renowned symphony orchestras in Atlanta, Dallas, Utah, Seattle, Toronto and London.

Ray Charles, Christina Aguilera, Johnny Mathis, Alejandro Fernandez, Patti Austin, Toni Braxton, John Williams, Natalie Cole, David Foster, Sarah Vaughan, Brian McKnight and Quincy Jones are just a few of the artists that Gordon Goodwin has played alongside.

The musician, composer and bandleader says he has achieved success beyond his wildest dreams.

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A gifted trombonist, conductor, composer and arranger, Wycliffe Gordon is also one of the world’s foremost music educators, sharing his incredible talent with young musicians and audiences all over the world. His master classes, clinics, workshops, children’s concerts and lectures are held everywhere from elementary schools to universities, and for the past two years, he has been Artist in Residence at the James Morrison Academy of Music in Mount Gambier.

Wycliffe grew up in Waynesboro, Georgia, and was musically influenced from a young age by his father, Lucius Gordon, a classical pianist and teacher. His unique approach is based on the premise that if you can sing something rhythmically, melodically and harmonically through a given exercise, then you can play it or train yourself to play it. This idea is geared toward trombonists, but the concept applies to all instrumentalists.

Wycliffe has worked with many renowned jazz performers of the past and present, and is widely respected for his powerful sound, distinctive techniques and funky performance style. He has made 13 solo albums with the Wycliffe Gordon Quartet and seven co-leader albums, and has won scores of accolades along the way, including being a five-time winner of the Jazz Journalists Association’s Trombonist of the Year Award.

WYCLIFFE GORDON MARIAN PETRESCU

Jazz maestro and Grammy Award-winner, Marian Petrescu, is a Romanian-born jazz pianist extraordinaire hailed by some as “the best jazz pianist in the world”. With his background of solid classical training, dazzling technique and dynamic interpretation, he is a true master of the adventurous world of improvisation, demonstrating effortless control over everything from ragtime to modern jazz.

Marian made his debut at the Pori Jazz festival at the young age of 15, and in 1989, his international reputation was further enhanced when he won the coveted “Martial” solo jazz piano prize in Paris. Presently living in Finland, he has performed with many stars, with his explosive virtuoso playing style attracting widespread applause across Australia, Mexico City, Oslo, Vienna, Paris, and Russia’s Kremlin Classical Piano Festival.

Marian Petrescu’s eclectic style is greatly inspired by 20th century legend Oscar Peterson, and he has has received standing ovations for breathing life back into the wonderful legacy of the Canadian jazz Goliath. When it comes to jazz, Marian will quite simply blow your mind with his tremendous stage presence and peerless technical prowess.

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MAT JODRELL

Trumpeter, Mat Jodrell, is one of the most exciting names in jazz today. Born in Perth, Western Australia, Mat’s rise to musical prominence was rapid; by the age of 16, he was playing at Carnegie Hall, and was accepted into the Bachelor of Music program at the WA Academy of Performing Arts. During his studies, Mat won the Bob Wyllie Scholarship for best graduating student, the NFAA Clifford Brown/Stan Getz Fellowship (five finalists chosen worldwide), the WA Young Australian of the Year Award, and the James Morrison Scholarship at Generations in Jazz.

Mat spent eight years living and performing in New York City before returning to Australia in 2015 to teach at Mount Gambier’s James Morrison Academy of Music. While living in the US, Mat worked as lecturer at the Juilliard School of Music and also recorded with many ensembles. In addition to performing at famous New York jazz clubs, he appeared at large festivals including the Newport Jazz Festival, the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, and the Detroit Jazz Festival. Mat also performed regularly on Broadway with the shows Hair and After Midnight, and continues to work with legendary singer Paul Anka.

Ollie McGill (The Cat Empire, Jackson Jackson, the Genie, The Conglomerate, The Ollie McGill Trio) had a keen ear for jazz and improvisation from a young age. From the age of 3 he was learning songs off the radio and teaching himself Christmas carols etc. Throughout high school Ollie performed in several acid jazz/funk/soul bands, including Latin a Latin Jazz band with Felix Riebl from the Cat Empire. Fresh out of high school whilst being under the wing of Pianist/educator, Steve Sedergreen, Ollie was playing regularly at Bennetts Lane and Dizzy’s jazz club. Following that, The Cat Empire took off around the globe, performing their own brand of Latin/Jazz/Funk/whatever. Ollie now has a unique perspective of jazz having had a colourful career, travelling around the globe a dizzying amount.

OLLIE McGILL

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DARREN PERCIVAL

Darren Percival lit up millions of TV screens with his soul-stirring performances and enormous stage presence on the first season of The Voice Australia. He was coached by Keith Urban and became the 2012 runner up, with his album ‘Happy Home’ debuting at number 3 on the ARIA chart.

A gifted vocalist with natural talent, Darren has been mesmerising audiences with his astonishing performances during sell-out national tours. The one-time backing singer turned solo star brings his soulful swagger to the Generations in Jazz stage for the first time in 2017.

Ross James Irwin has cemented himself as a kind of musical mastermind in Australia. As a writer, arranger and instrumentalist he’s become the go-to guy for the cream of the Australian and international music scene, working in the studio and live with artists such as Paul Kelly, Passenger, Angus and Julia Stone, Tim Rogers and You Am I, Jon Stevens, Pierce Brothers, Thelma Plum, Josh Pyke, Ily, Seth Sentry, The Kite String Tangle, Vance Joy, and many more. Irwin has toured the world as part of acclaimed Australian band, The Cat Empire, playing some of the world’s most iconic venues, such as Royal Albert Hall, The Fillmore, Heineken Music Hall, L’Olympia, Rod Laver Arena, Columbiahalle, Hammersmith Apollo, as well as many of the biggest rock and jazz festivals around the globe.

Irwin has a slew of freelance performances under his belt with some of the biggest international names in rock, pop and jazz, including Brian May and Roger Taylor (Queen), Harry Connick Jr, Belle and Sebastian, Suzi Quatro, Joe Bataan, James Morrison, Leroy Jones, Eddie Floyd, Betty Harris, Tony Hadley (Spandau Ballet), Marcia Hines, Brooke Fraser, Renee Geyer, Kate Cebrano, Jessica Mauboy, as well as a host of TV, film, and radio credits.

Irwin is a proactive member of the education community, and is widely considered one of the most enigmatic and uniquely knowledgeable musicians in the country today.

ROSS IRWIN

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PAT CORRIGAN

Patrick Corrigan AM is a highly regarded businessman, art collector and philanthropist who has funded many scholarships for visual artists and musicians. In 2000, he was made a Member of the Order of Australia for his work as a philanthropist and art patron.

Every year, Patrick supports an emerging artist at Generations in Jazz by donating $3500 for the Pat Corrigan Future Finalists Award. His generous support for the event reflects his long-time passion for a style of music he first discovered as a teenager living in Bondi.

“My family had been in a prisoner of war camp for four years, and there was no music at all, so I certainly didn’t know anything about jazz until we moved to Australia and I heard it one morning on the radio,” he says. “I was 13 years old and I was hooked, and I still listen to it now at 84. It’s like a bit of a fix; we have pubs in Sydney playing jazz on a Sunday, and I only have to spend an hour there listening and I’m revitalised.”

PATRICK CORRIGAN AM IS A HIGHLY REGARDED BUSINESSMAN, ART COLLECTOR AND PHILANTHROPIST WHO HAS FUNDED MANY SCHOLARSHIPS FOR VISUAL ARTISTS AND MUSICIANS. IN 2000, HE WAS MADE A MEMBER OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIA FOR HIS WORK AS A PHILANTHROPIST AND ART PATRON.

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ROSS & JENNY BLANCHARD

GENERATIONS IN JAZZ HAS MANY GENEROUS SPONSORS, BUT ROSS AND JENNY BLANCHARD WANTED TO ASSIST THE EVENT FROM A PHILANTHROPIC POINT OF VIEW. OVER THE YEARS, THE BLANCHARDS HAVE BEEN INCREDIBLY GENEROUS BENEFACTORS AND SUPPORTERS OF THE IDEOLOGY OF GENERATIONS IN JAZZ. Jenny Blanchard shares the story of their involvement…

“Ross and I met at the Southern Jazz Club in Adelaide in 1973, and we first heard about Generations in Jazz from Leigh and Sally O’Connor when we had lunch with them in Mt Gambier in the late 1980s. Ross was running his own air charter business then, and I was a professional conference organiser, so it was not until 1999 that we were able to attend Generations. Since that time we have thoroughly enjoyed 14 more visits!

James and John Morrison share a love of flying with Ross, and this has fostered a close relationship. We listened as they talked about their ambitions for the future of Generations and saw that we could help them achieve their goals by becoming sponsors.

The first donation was made to assist with administration costs. The second, in 2015, was aimed at the development of young players to give them an early start to their musical careers and a chance at becoming finalists at Generations.

We have fond memories of the early days of our attendance – the arrival of the first band from Queensland who stopped their coach on Wehl Street to ask us where they should go, purchasing our Generations vests which then became uniform for us to wear as part of the amazing volunteer team, getting wet inside marquees due to condensation and heavy rain(!), talking to the finalists on a one-to-one basis and learning what an incredible experience it is for them.

Times have changed, but the spirit lives on and we hope that we still have a few years to come from Adelaide to be part of this great event.”

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band and later, The Don Burrows Quartet, gaining extensive international touring and performing experience. In between travel commitments, he quickly established himself as one of Sydney’s busiest freelance musicians, performing everywhere from small clubs to studios and concert halls with an extraordinarily diverse range of artists.

PHIL STACK - DOUBLE BASSPhil Stack was raised in the New South Wales city of Dubbo, but relocated to Sydney to study double bass at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. In 1997, he received an Associate Diploma of Jazz Studies, and at the age of 19, he won the prestigious James Morrison Scholarship in his graduating year.

Phil began touring with the legendary James Morrison that same year, and has since completed five European tours, performing at some of the top festivals including the Espoo International Jazz Festival (Finland 2002). James and Phil joined the Munich Symphony Orchestra for a recorded concert in April 2002, and also completed three tours with the Salzburg Classical Brass Ensemble, performing in concert halls across Slovenia, Switzerland, northern Italy and Austria, including the famed Mozarteum in Salzburg.

Phil is also a founding member of multi-platinum rock/pop group, Thirsty Merc, who were signed to Warner Music in 2003 and subsequently recorded three albums together. Other performance credits include The Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney Symphony Orchestras, a soloist role with the legendary Lalo Shifrin and Jazz Meets the Symphony. In 2008, Phil took out first place in the 2008 National Jazz Awards, winning an ABC recording as well as a cash prize. He is currently in demand as both a live and studio musician performing and recording all over the world with a wide range of artists.

CARL DEWHURST - GUITARA musical originator, interpreter and adventurer, guitarist Carl Dewhurst is a leading figure in the jazz and improvised music scene. He can effortlessly slide across genres from pop to rock to blues, blurring them at will, and this versatility has seen him become a much sought-after collaborator recording, performing and touring with an international roll-call of jazz, rock, pop and world artists.

Carl leads his own trio and quartet and is co-leader of two of Australasia’s most compelling and genre-defying groups: Showa 44 and The Drip Hards. He is currently a member of the James Morrison Quintet and the renowned Australian Art Orchestra led by Paul Grabowsky. He is also part of the Korean/Australian ensemble Daorum, with whom he recently performed at The Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York. Carl is also a member of the power trioDRUB led by trumpet virtuoso Scott Tinkler, Band of Five Names and Phillip Slater’s Sculthorpe Songbook Project.

Always seeking to explore new musical territories, Carl’s compositional skills have also segued into the theatre and cinema, while his vocal material has been recorded by several artists. At the Ike Isaacs International Jazz Guitar competition in 1998 he won both the judges’ and people’s choice awards, and he also finished runner-up at the 2000 National Jazz Awards. Carl has lived and worked in Sydney, New York, London and Amsterdam, and has a Diploma of Music and a Masters Degree of Music from the Australian National University.

GORDON RYTMEISTER- DRUMSGordon Rytmeister is one of Australia’s most in-demand drummers with an extraordinary ability to cross every conceivable stylistic boundary. As both an exciting soloist and a supportive team player with a driving, natural feel, he brings a unique energy to every performance. Since 2006, Gordon has been recording and touring as a member of James Morrison’s band.

Gordon started playing drums at 13, and was initially inspired by hard rock bands such as Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple. He quickly developed an interest in an extremely broad range of music styles, but pursued a particular passion for jazz at the NSW Conservatorium of Music. During his studies, he joined Mike Nock’s

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A-Z OF JAZZ RHYTHM SECTIONWILLIAM MORRISON - GUITARWilliam Morrison started playing violin at the age of five, switching to cello at seven and guitar at age 12. By the age of 15, he was working professionally as a jazz guitarist, crediting the great Joe Pass for his passion, and he has since toured widely internationally.

Currently in his fourth (honours) year at the James Morrison Academy of Music, William was the recipient of the 2015 Award for Academic Excellence as a Composition Major. An award-winning writer, his composition Connection was chosen for a nationwide campaign in China, promoting relations with South Australia.

In addition to collaborating with many of the country’s top acts and international artists including Konrad Paszkudski and Wycliffe Gordon, William has recorded several albums including a recent project at Abbey Road Studios with the BBC Orchestra and in Australia with the Matthew Nicholls Septet.

PATRICK DANAO - DRUMSPatrick “Patty” Danao began his love affair with music when he was placed on the throne of his father’s drum kit at 11 months old. By the age of eight, he was the opening performance for Mike Mangini (Dream Theatre) and played alongside Omar Hakim (Weather Report, David Bowie).

Now 21, Patty is regarded as one of Australia’s best up-and-coming drummers. As a regular member of James Morrison’s Quartet, he has toured in more than nine countries, and is also currently in his Honors year at the James Morrison Academy of Music.

In 2016, he received his Bachelor of Music degree from the Academy, and was named the inaugural recipient of the Academic Excellence Award. He was also a member of the top-tier jazz orchestra and featured on their debut album James Morrison with his Academy Jazz Orchestra. The album was toured across the US, where the band performed at the 2017 Jazz Educator’s Network Conference in New Orleans, the prestigious Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola in New York City, the legendary Green Mill in Chicago as well as a collaboration with the Grammy-Nominated One O’Clock Lab Band at the University of Northern Texas.

Patrick has also been the recipient of multiple drum competition awards including: Billy Hydes Drum Play-off Winner (2003, 2008); Australia’s Best Up & Coming Drummer Winner (2007, 2010); Australian Percussion Eisteddfod Drum-kit Solo and Snare Solo Winner (2009).

HARRY MORRISON - DOUBLE BASSHarry Morrison began his musical journey on the violin at the age of five, switching to cello a year later and electric bass at the age of 12. His love of double bass began at the age of 13 when he scored a role in a musical as a jazz bass player, and he quickly developed an unmistakeable sound sought by many of Australia’s top artists including Kate Ceberano, Mat Jodrell, Emma Pask, James Morrison and Tony Gould. Harry has also performed with international artists such as Marian Petrescu, Sarah McKenzie, Wycliffe Gordon and Jeff Clayton.

Currently in his fourth (honours) year at the James Morrison Academy of Music, Harry was the recipient of the Excellence in Performance Award. He has recorded several albums including a recent project at Abbey Road Studios with the BBC Orchestra and in Australia with the Matthew Nicholls Septet.

Having toured extensively throughout Europe, the United States and Southeast Asia, Harry has played with many symphony orchestras and featured in 2016 at the Prague Prims. His touring schedule in 2017 includes dates at Ronnie Scott’s in London, performances in Spain, Hungary, Austria and South Africa.

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AWARDSJAMES MORRISON JAZZ SCHOLARSHIP / $10,000The “James Morrison Jazz Scholarship” is open to solo instrumentalists to further the jazz career of the successful entrant. The winner will receive $10,000 to assist in the development of their career.Presented by Andrea Evans and FamilyGENERATIONS IN JAZZ VOCAL SCHOLARSHIP / $5000The Generations in Jazz Vocal Scholarship is to further the career of the successful jazz vocalist. The winner will receive $5000 to assist in the development of their career. In addition this year the winner will receive a day’s recoding at the ABC Studio in Sydney donated by ABC JAZZ.Sponsored by The Borderwatch – Mt Gambier. Presented by Zena Winser. Director.

CITY OF MOUNT GAMBIER STAGE BAND AWARDSDIVISION 1 PRIZE MONEY First $8,000, second $4,000 and third $2,000 DIVISION 2.1 & 2.2 PRIZE MONEY First $2,000, second $1,000 and third $1,000DIVISION 3.1 & 3.2 PRIZE MONEY First $1,000, second $500 and third $250 DIVISION 4.1 & 4.2 PRIZE MONEY First $400, second $200 and third $100DIVISION 4+ PRIZE MONEY First $400, second $200 and third $100Sponsored by The City of Mount Gambier

ANZ VOCAL ENSEMBLE AWARDSDIVISION 1 PRIZE MONEY LARGE VOCAL ENSEMBLES First $2,500, second $1,500 and third $1,000 SMALL VOCAL ENSEMBLES First $2,500, second $1,500 and third $1,000 DIVISION 2 PRIZE MONEY VOCAL ENSEMBLES First $2,000, second $1,000 and third $500 DIVISION 3 PRIZE MONEY First $1000, second $500 and third $250DIVISION 4 PRIZE MONEY First $400, second $200 and third $200Sponsored by The ANZ Bank

JAZZ COMBOSFirst $1,000, second $500 and third $250Sponsored by the UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA

BAND DIRECTOR’S AWARDIn recognition of outstanding leadership and inspiration in the field of jazz education. One band director will be selected by the Generations in Jazz Adjudicators throughout the festival to receive this award. The winner will be given the unforgettable experience of hosting a clinic at their school by James Morrison. James will personally conduct a master-class and workshop with music students, making for a priceless and memorable event. Proudly supported by the JAMES MORRISON ACADEMY OF MUSIC and Wenger.

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AWARDSSCHAGERL GOLDEN MOUTHPIECE AWARDAwarded by JAMES MORRISON to the most outstanding lead trumpet player at Generations in Jazz 2017. The winner will receive a James Morrison edition gold plated Schagerl Apredato mouthpiece.Sponsored by SCHAGERL.

PBONE TROMBONE SECTION AWARD - DIVISION 3The Trombone Section Award will be presented to the most outstanding trombone section in Division 3. The winning section will receive 4 pBones in any colour for their school.Sponsored by pBone.

BEST RHYTHM SECTION AWARD - DIVISION 1The best rhythm section from Division 1 will receive a YAMAHA DIGITAL PIANO for their school. Sponsored by AUSTRALIAN PIANO WAREHOUSE & YAMAHA.

THE DRUMMERS AWARD - DIVISION 4Awarded to the school providing the most outstanding drummer of Division 4.Presented by WINSTON MUSIC & YAMAHA DRUMS

THE PAT CORRIGAN AWARDThis award is selected by the adjudicators of Division 1 as to who might be a Future Finalist in the James Morrison Scholarship. Generously sponsored by Pat Corrigan AM.

THE ROSS & JENNY BLANCHARD DEVELOPMENT AWARDGreat friends of GIJ and long time supporters, Ross and Jenny Blanchard have a belief that if you put better things in, you get better things out! They also know that there must be music students out there who may not have the resources to have the right instrument, or be able to afford the music lessons they need. With this in mind, they are offering a development award designed to help young students at the beginning of their high school journey, which will hopefully assist them towards being a finalist one day in the James Morrison Jazz Scholarship.

THE ALEXANDER GREGORY AWARD$2,000 will be awarded to the most promising pianist competing at GIJ 2016 in the SBA Division 1 and $1,500 to the most promising pianist competing in Division 2. The recipients of this award will be selected by the adjudicators in the relevant Division.Generously sponsored by Tom Gregory.

THE RON DENNING AWARD$2,000 will be awarded to the most promising vocalist competing in the VEA Division 1 and $1,500 to the most promising vocalist in Division 2. The recipients of this award will be selected by the adjudicators in the relevant Division.Generously sponsored by Ron Denning.

THE MAURICE LeDOUEFF AWARDPresented each year to the most outstanding Saxophone Section in Division 2.

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FINALISTS2017 JAMES MORRISON JAZZ SCHOLARSHIP

LACHLAN GLOVER, 16, TENOR/TRUMPET PERTH, WALachlan Glover already has a history of smashing age barriers; at 12 years old, he became the youngest member of the WA Youth Jazz Orchestra, and now, at the age of 16, he has gained accelerated entry to the James Morrison Academy of Music in Mount Gambier. Last year, Lachlan was the youngest finalist for the James Morrison Scholarship, and he has again made the shortlist in 2017. He is widely lauded for talent, knowledge and musical maturity beyond his years. With three CD recordings already under his belt and a goal to study at New York’s Juilliard School after completing his degree, Lachlan is certainly an artist to watch.

BEN BRUNI, 19, TRUMPET BRISBANE, QLDFreelance trumpeter, Ben Bruni, began playing at the age of nine and was awarded the coveted Cultural Award during his studies at Brisbane State High School. Ben was a member of the Queensland Youth Orchestra Big Band and attended the Young Conservatorium Program at Griffith University in Brisbane. Ben is currently Studying at the James Morrison Academy of Music and recently returned from a tour of the USA with the James Morrison Jazz Orchestra. He is a previous finalist for the James Morrison Scholarship.

THOMAS VOSS, 19, TROMBONE ADELAIDE (STIRLING), SATrombonist Thomas Voss is currently in his Honours year of a Bachelor of Music (Jazz Performance) at the Elder Conservatorium of Music. He was a recent finalist in the International Trombone Association’s 2017 ‘Carl Fontana Jazz Competition’, and in 2016, he received the Keith Langley Memorial Award for Top Jazz Trombone Undergraduate. Thomas attended the ‘New York Jazz Symposium’ at Melbourne’s Trinity College in 2013 and 2014, participating in workshops run by Juilliard staff and alumni.

JAYDEN BLOCKLEY, 18, TENOR PERTH, WAPerth-based saxophonist, Jayden Blockley, began playing classical piano at the age of six, and then took up the flute at 10. He made the switch to tenor saxophone as a 13-year-old in order to facilitate his love for jazz. In 2016, Jayden was one of three Australians selected to attend the Brubeck Institute Summer Jazz Colony in the USA, where he studied and performed with other international students.

FIONA CARBO, 19, ALTO SAXOPHONE MELBOURNE (NORTHCOTE), VICMelbourne-based musician, Flora Carbo, began playing alto saxophone at the age of 12 and has studied music with some of the world’s most notable educators. Flora has performed at Bennetts Lane Jazz Club, Uptown Jazz Café, Foundry 616, Wangaratta Festival of Jazz and the Festival of Slow Music. In 2016, she was selected as a finalist in the James Morrison Scholarship, and she was also one of the 10 finalists in the National Jazz Awards held at the Wangaratta Jazz Festival. Flora is currently in her second year studying a Bachelor of Music at the James Morrison Academy of Music, Mount Gambier.

THEO CARBO, 17, GUITAR MELBOURNE (NORTHCOTE), VICTheo Carbo began playing guitar at the age of seven, and now, at 17, he regularly performs around Melbourne in venues like Bennetts Lane Jazz Club and Uptown Jazz Café. At 13 years old, he became the youngest ever recipient of the Pat Corrigan Scholarship, allowing him to record his first album with some of Sydney’s most recognised jazz musicians. He is a past finalist in the James Morrison Scholarship and has been awarded the Brian Brown Jazz Encouragement Award.

DYLAN KUERSCHNER, 19, BASS ADELAIDE, SADylan Kuerschner discovered his passion for playing music - and more specifically jazz - in high school. He took up the electric bass at the age of 13, and the double bass from 16. Since embarking on his musical journey, he has been fortunate to study under the guidance of Carl Allen and some of the Juilliard School’s jazz faculty at the New York Jazz Symposium in Melbourne. Dylan is now in his third and final year of study at the Elder Conservatorium of Adelaide, and performs regularly around Adelaide.

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FINALISTS2017 ANZ VOCAL SCHOLARSHIP

AMELIA EVANS, 19 MELBOURNE (BOX HILL), VICMelbourne-based Amelia Evans is currently studying a Bachelor of Music in Jazz Vocal Performance at the Sir Zelman Cowen School of Music at Monash University. A recipient of the Margaret Schofield Music Performance Scholarship (VCAA) and the Monash-Pratt Musician Performance Jazz Scholarship, she will be travelling to Amsterdam in June to attend an advanced Jazz Workshop under the guidance of the faculty of the Manhattan School of Music New York and the Conservatorium van Amsterdam. Amelia is also firmly establishing her place in the Australian jazz scene, and career highlights include the Melbourne International Jazz Festival, the Melbourne Women’s International Jazz Festival, and becoming a back-to-back vocal scholarship finalist at Generations in Jazz.

NATASHA WEATHERILL, 21 MELBOURNE (TOORAK), VIC ORIGINALLY FROM MT GAMBIERNatasha Weatherill grew up in Mount Gambier playing piano and singing, and completed her Diploma of Music under Graeme Lyall AM through the Tenison Woods College-based Generations in Jazz Academy, in association with the Elder Conservatorium of Music. As the inaugural vocalist for the Academy’s Big Band, she performed around Australia while also having the opportunity to record in James Morrison’s studios in Sydney. In addition to her busy live performance schedule, Natasha is studying a Bachelor of Music in Jazz Vocal Performance at The Sir Zelman Cowan School of Music at Monash University. A Generations in Jazz veteran, she regularly competed in the event’s school choral competitions, and has been a vocal scholarship finalist for the past six years.

ERIN McKELLAR, 21 ADELAIDE (HIGHBURY), SA2016 Downbeat Jazz award winner, Erin McKellar, is an Adelaide-based vocalist who holds a Bachelor of Music degree specialising in jazz performance from the Elder Conservatorium of Music. Erin also has an Associate Diploma in Musical Theatre, and is planning to pursue further studies abroad. In 2015, she undertook a Jazz singers’ intensive summer workshop in London at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. During the previous year, she was selected as a mentor for the 2014 New York Jazz Symposium in Melbourne, and she also received a scholarship to attend the 2013 Juilliard Jazz Winter School. Erin studied at Saint Peter’s Girls School, where she achieved several SACE merits in her final music and drama studies.

STEPHANIE RUSSELL, 19 NEWCASTLE, NSWStephanie Russell’s involvement in the jazz scene began at the Hunter School of the Performing Arts, and she is currently in her second year of a Bachelor of Music Studies (Jazz Vocal) at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. Stephanie gigs regularly around Newcastle and Sydney with fellow jazz students from her course, and enjoys composing new jazz/funk music on the piano and guitar. In addition to singing backing vocals at numerous events such as the Special Olympics, she was a featured artist in the Schools Spectacular in 2015 and 2016. She regularly participates in vocal camps, workshops and courses including the Young Women’s Jazz Workshops held at the Sydney Con, Arts Unit Vocal Camps and the Talent Development Program.

MERINDA DIAS-JAYASINHA, 19 BRISBANE, QLDMerinda Dias-Jayasinha says she is happiest when she is singing. After performing with a variety of choirs through the Young Conservatorium and Brisbane Girls Grammar School, she was accepted into the Bachelor of Music (Jazz Voice) degree at the Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University. Currently in her third year of study, Merinda has relished the opportunity to further develop her jazz artistry and technique, and in 2016, she was awarded the Conservatorium’s Sid SJ Bromley Jazz Award for Outstanding Student. Merinda delights in storytelling, and says she works with a range of wonderful musicians. Recent performance highlights include the Brisbane Jazz Club, Bennetts Lane, and the Magnetic Island Jazz Festival.

GABRIELLE BALLARD, 21 ADELAIDE, SAGabrielle Ballard is a 21-year-old singer, songwriter and musician originally from Port Augusta, South Australia. After performing with small ensembles, touring bands and big bands as a lead singer since the age of 11, Gabrielle decided to take her on-stage experience into further education at the Adelaide University Conservatorium of Music, studying a Bachelor of Music (Jazz Performance), learning under the guidance of Lauren Henderson. Gabrielle takes pride in the fact that she takes her inspiration from many avenues of music, performing everything from country to indie-pop with a ‘worldly-twist’ - however she always comes back to Jazz, where her heart truly lies.

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PREVIOUS WINNERS

JAMES MORRISON SCHOLARSHIP PREVIOUS WINNERS1989 Kellie Santin Saxophone1990 Blaine Whittaker Saxophone1991 Roderick Mayhew Trumpet1992 No Scholarship1993 Jamie Oehlers Saxophone1994 Matthew Lees Trombone1995 Con Campbell Saxophone1996 Joe Marchisella Drums1997 Phillip Stack Bass1998 Matthew Jodrell Trumpet1999 Evan Mannell Drums2000 Patrick Marchisella Bass2001 Troy Roberts Saxophone2002 Dane Alderson Bass2003 Andrew Fisenden Drums2004 David Duncan Saxophone2005 Hugh Stuckey Guitar2006 Matilda Anderson Saxophone2007 Alex Boneham Bass2008 Konrad Paszkudzki Piano2009 Daniel Clohesy Tenor Saxophone2010 Harry Sutherland Piano2011 Ken Allars Trumpet2012 Chris Travaglin Saxophone2013 Oli Nelson Drums2014 David Goodwin Piano2015 Nicholas Pennington Guitar2016 Matthew Nichols Trumpet

ANZ VOCAL SCHOLARSHIP PREVIOUS WINNERS2004 Megan Washington2005 Sophie Brous2006 Alessandro Bellino2007 Katie Whighton2008 Elly Hoyt2009 Sarah McKenzie2010 Kate Kelsey-Sugg2011 Megan Crocombe2012 Liam Budge2013 Hannah Cameron2014 Olivia Chindamo2015 Liam Burrows2016 Kayleigh Pincott

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NAMES BEHIND THE GENERATIONS IN JAZZ PAVILIONS

ED WILSONEd Wilson has been a Generations in Jazz adjudicator for many years, and is also the talent behind scores of music played throughout the Mount Gambier festival, with his arrangements serving as an important thread for young Australian musicians exploring the broader musical culture. Ed is also a highly talented trombonist, and serious music lovers will remember him from his days with the legendary ‘’Daly/Wilson Big Band’’ during the 1970s and early eighties.

JAMES MORRISONJames Morrison was first invited to the Limestone Coast in the late 1980s when ‘Generations in Jazz’ was a brand new concept developed by a small group of people who were passionate about music. In a single weekend, Mount Gambier won him over – James has been involved in every GIJ, with the event’s coveted scholarship program named in his honour. Today, this true virtuoso calls the Blue Lake City home, sharing his gift with students at the James Morrison Academy of Music.

ROSS IRWINRoss Irwin first participated in Generations in Jazz as a school student in 1997, and has continued to be involved in the event ever since. He was nominated as a future finalist, then a scholarship finalist, before becoming an adjudicator for the stage band awards. Now the festival’s Program Director, Ross spends the rest of the year as a globe-trotting composer, singer/songwriter, bandleader, producer and multi-instrumentalist.

A.A. SCOTTThe late Allan Scott and his family have been dedicated and incredibly generous financial supporters of Generations in Jazz over an extensive period, and the ongoing success and growth of GIJ would not have been possible without the Scott family’s enormous commitment to this unique musical concept. The family also recently donated a $100,000 piano to the James Morrison Academy of Music, and it takes pride of place in the Allan Scott room.

RICK ALLERTRick Allert spent several years in Mount Gambier early in his highly successful career as a chartered accountant, and continues to maintain an ongoing interest in the region’s progress. During a corporate career spanning more than four decades, Rick has become one of the most respected business people in Australia and a captain of industry in his home town of Adelaide. In addition to serving as a director on some of the nation’s most powerful boards, Rick has been a former chair of Generations in Jazz, and is now the chair of the James Morrison Academy of Music.

RON EVANSFor the past decade, the Evans family has generously donated the annual $10,000 prize awarded as part of the James Morrison Jazz Scholarship. Their sponsorship recognises the late Ron Evans’ love of jazz, along with his strong desire to encourage and foster musical talent. Ron was an incredible supporter of Generations in Jazz prior to his passing – he applauded the entire concept, and played an important advisory role at both board and administration level.

DON BURROWSDonald “Don” Burrows AO MBE is a veteran Australian jazz and swing musician who has been twice named one of Australia’s living national treasures. A multi-instrumentalist who is best known for playing the clarinet, but also the saxophone and flute, he has shared the stage with world-renowned musicians including Frank Sinatra, Dizzy Gillespie and Nat King Cole. Don is best known for his work with the Don Burrows Quartet, and he also helped to establish the Jazz Studies course at the NSW Conservatorium. For his contribution to the arts, Don had a supper club named for him at The Regent Hotel in Sydney, and now…a Generations in Jazz pavilion!

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