dear director,
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Dear Director,
Purdue University’s Department of Bands & Orchestras welcomes you to the 26th Purdue Jazz Festival. This on-line packet should include all of the information that you will need to make your visit to Purdue University both educational and enjoyable. You will find attached to this email:
• A schedule of band and combo performances and clinics in our eight performance/clinic sites: the Purdue Memorial Union’s North Ballroom, Room 240 (Faculty Lounge West), the South Tower and the Anniversary Drawing Room; Stewart Center’s Loeb Playhouse, Fowler Hall and Room 302; and the Mallett Theatre in Pao Hall.
• A general information sheet with pertinent details regarding the festival • Information regarding the clinics, concerts and events that will be taking place from Thursday
January 21 through Saturday January 23. • A Repertoire and Soloists sheet for you to make 4 copies and fill out for each of your performing
groups (these 4 sheets along with scores will be turned in when you arrive at Purdue Jazz Festival registration)
• New Bus unloading and Parking information • A quick room guide • A sample adjudication sheet for big bands and combos • A floor plan of Stewart Center and the Purdue Memorial Union • A campus map • News release form for local newspapers • Ticket order form for DIVA Jazz Orchestra
Please discuss appropriate behavior with your students. NO PLAYING of instruments can take place except in warm-up and performance areas! We have outstanding judges and clinicians who are willing to share their talents and knowledge with young musicians for very little compensation. Please ask your students to be polite and attentive. Take a few minutes to carefully look over the information provided. Unloading and parking of buses change slightly each year, so check carefully and share information with your bus drivers. With heightened security measures and shifting construction issues still in place and constantly changing parking areas, Purdue police are stricter about procedures than ever, and they do not hesitate to tow!
Feel free to contact me directly at any time with your questions or concerns. My office number is (765) 494-9110 and my email is [email protected]. If I am not in, my voice mail will be on and I will check it daily throughout the holidays.
I am pleased that you will be with us for the 2016 Purdue Jazz Festival, and am looking forward to seeing and hearing your group on January 23. Have a wonderful holiday season!
Sincerely,
Mo Trout
Purdue Jazz Festival January 21-23, 2016
Information Summary
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY
DIRECTIONS TO THE PURDUE CAMPUS—Stewart Center
FROM INTERSTATE 65: Exit Interstate 65 at Highway 43. Follow Highway 43 into West Lafayette. Turn right onto State Street at the light (there is a McDonald’s on the corner). Up the hill, turn right at the third stoplight onto Memorial Drive. Stewart Center will be on your right. If traveling north on US 231: You will turn right onto Highway 43 and proceed with the directions above (after turning LEFT on State Street).
DIRECTIONS TO THE PURDUE CAMPUS—Pao Hall
FROM INTERSTATE 65: Exit Interstate 65 at Highway 43. Follow Highway 43 into West Lafayette. Turn right onto State Street at the light (there is a McDonald’s on the corner). Up the hill, you will pass through two stoplights. Right passed the second light, you will follow the curve to the left and proceed in the right-hand lane. Keep going straight passed the parking garage. Passed the curve to the left, you will proceed straight and immediately turn into the parking lot on your right. If traveling north on US 231: You will turn right onto Highway 43 and proceed with the directions above.
UNLOADING AND PARKING NEW! See attached and please make sure your bus driver has this information! Also, please note that we do not furnish a bus driver’s lounge, but there is plenty of lounge space in the basement of the Purdue Memorial Union with a Starbuck’s and other restaurants.
CHECK-IN Directors must check in at the tables located in the lobby of Stewart Center upon arrival and turn in three copies of scores (scores are not required for non-competitive groups or combos) and four copies of the “Repertoire and Soloists” sheet. From registration, a Purdue student will escort you to your homeroom/storage area. A host will be assigned to guide you through your warm-up and performance. Your host will meet you in your homeroom area 30 minutes prior to your warm-up time. Pao Hall performers please refer to Pao Hall information concerning their check-in and bus parking.
CONTEST HEADQUARTERS The contest headquarters will be located in Stewart Center Room 107. This area will be off-limits except to band directors and contest officials. Questions or problems that cannot be resolved at check-in will be handled here.
MUSIC SCORES and REPERTOIRE & SOLOISTS SHEETS If your band is competing for Honor Band status, you must provide three copies of your musical scores for the judges’ reference. Copies are acceptable and measures must be numbered. Scores will be collected at the check-in point. Scores are optional for combos and non-competitive bands. Each performing group must have four copies of the REPERTOIRE & SOLOISTS sheet turned in at the registration table in order for students to be considered for any individual awards.
EQUIPMENT & STORAGE
Because of limited storage space, and to ensure that the festival runs efficiently, we are furnishing the following. You are welcome to provide your own equipment instead, but the 30 minute total performance time including setup and tear-down will be strictly enforced. DRUM SETS: Fully equipped Pearl 5-piece drum sets and Zildjian cymbals at each performance location and warm-up site. VIBES AND PIANO: Performance rooms will also be equipped with a set of vibes and a piano. Warm-up rooms will be equipped with a piano or keyboard w/amp and a bass amp. MUSIC STANDS: All Big Band performance rooms will be provided with 25 music stands for your use, the combo room will have 9. Warmup rooms will be provided with 20 music stands. We will provide chairs as needed, but if you need more music stands for your group than the numbers provided, you will be expected to bring those with you. Not Provided: Each Band will need to bring its own performance bass and guitar amps as well as cables/patch cords, and any other items not listed as “provided” above. Storage: Because of the large number of bands participating and our limited ‘homeroom’ space due to some new Purdue space management issues, we encourage you to move your equipment to your buses as soon as possible after your performance(s). However, should you desire supervised, secure storage of equipment after your performance until after the Final Concert, all equipment must be moved to the Stewart 214 before 5:00. All homeroom areas will be monitored by Purdue Jazz Festival workers, and your assigned area will be clearly marked. Students will not be allowed to “hang out” in the instrumental storage areas. Students are encouraged to use the coin lockers to store individual instruments. These lockers are free, however a quarter deposit is required for the key. (See Stewart and Union maps for locker locations)
WARM-UP The warm-up room for each performance hall is listed on the “Quick Room Guide” and on your building map. Each band will have approximately 22 minutes of warm-up time. A drum set and cymbals, bass amp, piano (or keyboard) will be available in each warm-up room – you must provide all ¼” patch cords. Your band’s amps may be placed at the doors of the performance hall prior to reporting to the warm-up room. Your host will assist you.
PERFORMANCE TIME Each band will be allowed 30 minutes total time to set up, perform, and exit the stage. To ensure that we remain on a smooth schedule throughout the day, please bring 4 copies of the repertoire and soloist sheet to turn in at registration! A full Pearl 5 piece drum set with Zildjian (ride, crash, hi-hat) cymbals with hardware, and a set of VIBES will be provided at each performance site. Stage workers will assist you in your microphone set-up. If you feel that you must use your own drum set and/or cymbals, then realize that the 30 minute requirement for total onstage time will still apply- that will include moving the provided drum set and resetting it for the next band. Time permitting; one of the judges will conduct a short clinic on stage at the conclusion of your performance.
CLINICS
Clinics will be presented throughout the day by many of the outstanding jazz musicians and educators appearing at the festival. We strongly encourage you to insist that your students take advantage of the opportunities available to them by attending and participating in these clinics. For your planning purposes, a clinic schedule is enclosed, but may change – however new to this year’s festival, all of the clinics will take place in the East and West Faculty Lounges and Tower room on the third floor of the Purdue Memorial Union. A final clinic list will be emailed to you the second week in January. The definitive schedule for the day will be available at the registration table and will be in your entrance packet when you check in.
SATURDAY EVENING CONCERT Due to the need for so many bands to get on the road to return home as early as possible, the Final Concert will begin at 6:00 pm (or as close as possible to 6:00 pm as possible, depending on competition finishing time) in the Loeb Playhouse. The show will feature the Purdue Jazz Band with guest artists Conrad Herwig and Chip McNeill. Although the concert price is included in the entry fee, everyone must have a ticket which you should have reserved with the application. The tickets will be included in your registration packet the day of the festival. The concert will last less than one and one half hours. Equipment may be left in the designated storage area (Stewart Center 214) during the evening concert. However, you may find it more convenient to store equipment on your bus.
FRIDAY CONCERT TICKETS The Friday evening Sherrie Maricle and DIVA Jazz Orchestra concert requires a ticket purchased from Purdue Convocations (765) 494-3933, (765) 496-2913 (email: [email protected]). www.convocations.org
SATURDAY CONCERT TICKETS The free Saturday noon concert does not require a ticket, but the Finale Concert requires an entry ticket for all students, directors and adult sponsors (contact Pat Newton at Purdue University Bands 765-494-0770). These tickets were reserved on the online registration form and you should have been notified whether or not your requested tickets were available. Please see the enclosed ticket policy concerning this concert.
AWARDS Trophies will be presented to the top two groups determined by total judges scoring from each performance room, with the top group named as the Honor Group. The second highest point total will be awarded Outstanding Performance. In addition, outstanding individuals will be recognized from each site. There will be numerous awards given at the judges’ discretion for soloists, rhythms sections, trumpet sections, sax sections, etc. Awards will be in the form of certificates, jazz camp scholarships, Aebersold play-a-longs, and small trophies. All individuals in any of the participating ensembles will be eligible for these awards. Awards for groups performing in Stewart Center and Purdue Memorial Union will be announced and presented at the conclusion of the day at the Finale Concert in Loeb Playhouse. Awards for groups performing in Pao Hall will be announced and presented in Pao Hall’s Mallett Theatre at 4:30 pm.
ADJUDICATION and RATINGS
All bands, competitive or not, will be fully adjudicated. We encourage the judges to give both written and recorded comments, but there are always some who give more of one than the other. Also, unless you requested a “non-competitive” category, each band will be given a rating by each judge. It is our hope that this will give you a clearer idea of how your band compared to the rest of the bands during the day. Total scores of 85-100 will be scored as I, 70-84 will be II, and below 70 as III. Attached is a sample adjudication form to let you know what the judges will be listening for. Audio recordings of the judge’s comments and video recording of your performance will be included on a USB ‘flash’ drive. The adjudicators’ comment sheets will be in the exit packets. Each director will be texted when their packets are ready to be picked up from the festival headquarters.
INSTRUMENT REPAIR “Brent’s Bench” of Lafayette will have a table located in the foyer at the entrance to Fowler Hall in Stewart Center for emergency instrument repair and minor emergency equipment needs.
FOOD SERVICE Food services are available on the bottom floor of the Purdue Memorial Union adjacent to Stewart Center as indicated on your building map. This area has been remodeled recently with new restaurants and facilities. There are also many other food establishments within walking distance to the performance areas.
PURDUE JAZZ FESTIVALJanuary 23, 2016
Loeb Playhouse Fowler Hall Stewart 302 North BallroomAnniversary
Drawing (304) Mallett TheatreEast Faculty Lounge (240)
West Faculty Lounge (250)
(Stewart Center) (Stewart Center) (Stewart Center) (Memorial Union) (Memorial Union) (Pao Hall) (Memorial Union) (Memorial Union)
Combos Jazz Bands: MS/JHS
Judges: Judges: Judges: Judges: Judges: Judges:
8:00 McCutcheon
8:30 Harrison (Lafayette) Zionsville West Lafayette (NC) Benton Central (NC) Park Tudor
9:00 Mundelein #1 Jefferson (Lafayette) Brownsburg #3 (NC) Martinsville (NC) Downers Grove No. C2
9:30 Lawrence North #1 Crown Point Knox Hoopeston HS Whiteland C2 Clinic10:00 Oswego Valparaiso #1 Urbana Rossville Bloomington North C2 Wea Ridge Clinic DIVA Sax Section
10:30 West Aurora #1 Avon Pike #2 Alexandria-Monroe Downers Grove So. C2 Belzer DIVA Trumpet SectionClinic
11:00 Whiteland #1 Brownsburg #1 Mundelein #2 Downers Grove No. #2 John Hersey C2 Carmel Clinic DIVA Rhythm Section
11:30 Pritzker College Prep UIC College Prep Lawrence North #2 Snider #2 Crown Point Hoopeston MS DIVA Trombone Section
Purdue Jazz Band
Downers Grove So. C1
with Rob Parton, Conrad Herwig & Chip McNeill
Bloomington North C1
1:00 Penn #1 Lake Central #1 West Aurora #2 Goshen #3 Beloit Memorial Woodrow Wilson
1:30 Snider #1 Pike #1 Brownsburg #2 Whiteland #2 John Hersey C1 Lincoln
2:00 Lincoln-Way East Elk Grove #1 Decatur Central #2 Downers Grove So. #3 Carroll Edison #2
2:30 Dekalb #1 Oak Park/River Forest Goshen #2 Valparaiso #2 Downers Grove No. C1 New Augusta North
3:00 Lincoln-Way North Badger #1 Beloit Memorial #2 Bloomington North #2 Penn Fall Creek Valley
3:30 Lawrence Central Downers Grove So. #1 John Hersey #2 Thea Bowman Academy Lawrence North Riverside
4:00 Decatur Central #1 Carroll Valparaiso #3 Westmont Snider Edison #1
4:30 Downers Grove No. #1 Goshen #1 Penn #2 Dekalb #2 Whiteland C1
5:00 Beloit Memorial #1 Bloomington North #1 Badger #2 Elk Grove #2 Lincoln-Way East
5:30 (Finale Concert set-up) John Hersey #1 Downers Grove So. #2 Lake Central #2
2016
Jazz Bands: Large HS & #1 Bands Jazz Bands: Small HS & #2, #3 Bands Clinics
12:00
6:00Finale Concert and Awards Presentation
Purdue Jazz Band featuring Conrad Herwig & Chip McNeill (Loeb Playhouse)
ClinicDon Owens, Arranging Techniques
ClinicConrad Herwig, Trombone
ClinicChip McNeill, Tenor Sax
Clinic
Pao AwardsRob Parton, Trumpet
PURDUE JAZZ FESTIVALJanuary 23, 2016
Loeb Playhouse Fowler Hall Stewart 302 North BallroomAnniversary
Drawing (304) Mallett TheatreEast Faculty Lounge (240)
West Faculty Lounge (250)
(Stewart Center) (Stewart Center) (Stewart Center) (Memorial Union) (Memorial Union) (Pao Hall) (Memorial Union) (Memorial Union)
Combos Jazz Bands: MS/JHS
Judges: Judges: Judges: Judges: Judges: Judges:
8:00 McCutcheon
8:30 Harrison (Lafayette) Zionsville West Lafayette (NC) Benton Central (NC) Park Tudor
9:00 Mundelein #1 Jefferson (Lafayette) Brownsburg #3 (NC) Martinsville (NC) Downers Grove No. C2
9:30 Lawrence North #1 Crown Point Knox Hoopeston HS Whiteland C2 Clinic10:00 Oswego Valparaiso #1 Urbana Rossville Bloomington North C2 Wea Ridge Clinic DIVA Sax Section
10:30 West Aurora #1 Avon Pike #2 Alexandria-Monroe Downers Grove So. C2 Belzer DIVA Trumpet SectionClinic
11:00 Whiteland #1 Brownsburg #1 Mundelein #2 Downers Grove No. #2 John Hersey C2 Carmel Clinic DIVA Rhythm Section
11:30 Pritzker College Prep UIC College Prep Lawrence North #2 Snider #2 Crown Point Hoopeston MS DIVA Trombone Section
Purdue Jazz Band
Downers Grove So. C1
with Rob Parton, Conrad Herwig & Chip McNeill
Bloomington North C1
1:00 Penn #1 Lake Central #1 West Aurora #2 Goshen #3 Beloit Memorial Woodrow Wilson
1:30 Snider #1 Pike #1 Brownsburg #2 Whiteland #2 John Hersey C1 Lincoln
2:00 Lincoln-Way East Elk Grove #1 Decatur Central #2 Downers Grove So. #3 Carroll Edison #2
2:30 Dekalb #1 Oak Park/River Forest Goshen #2 Valparaiso #2 Downers Grove No. C1 New Augusta North
3:00 Lincoln-Way North Badger #1 Beloit Memorial #2 Bloomington North #2 Penn Fall Creek Valley
3:30 Lawrence Central Downers Grove So. #1 John Hersey #2 Thea Bowman Academy Lawrence North Riverside
4:00 Decatur Central #1 Carroll Valparaiso #3 Westmont Snider Edison #1
4:30 Downers Grove No. #1 Goshen #1 Penn #2 Dekalb #2 Whiteland C1
5:00 Beloit Memorial #1 Bloomington North #1 Badger #2 Elk Grove #2 Lincoln-Way East
5:30 (Finale Concert set-up) John Hersey #1 Downers Grove So. #2 Lake Central #2
ClinicConrad Herwig, Trombone
Chip McNeill, Tenor Sax
Clinic
Clinic
ClinicsJazz Bands: Small HS & #2, #3 Bands
6:00
12:00
2016
Jazz Bands: Large HS & #1 Bands
Finale Concert and Awards PresentationPurdue Jazz Band featuring Conrad Herwig & Chip McNeill (Loeb Playhouse)
Rob Parton, TrumpetPao Awards
ClinicDon Owens, Arranging Techniques
Performance Warm-upLoeb Playhouse (Stewart Center) Stewart 206Fowler Hall (Stewart Center) Stewart 313Stewart 302 (Stewart Center) Stewart 310North Ballroom (Memorial Union) PMU 118Anniversary Drawing Room (Memorial Union) PMU 136Mallett Theater (Pao Hall) Dance Studio (2nd floor)
Homeroom: assignments made at check-in
Quick Room Guide
Supervised storage of equipment after your performance until after the Finale Concert: Stewart 214
Finale ConcertLoeb Playhouse
Purdue Jazz Festival 2016
Contest Headquarters and "Lost & Found"Stewart Center 107
Director's Check-InStewart Center Lobby (near Loeb Playhouse)
ClinicsMemorial Union: East Faculty Lounge (240) & West Faculty Lounge (250)
Purdue Jazz Festival January 21-23, 2016
Events Schedule
Thursday, January 21
Community Jazz Showcase Concert
Jazz Bands from Harrison HS, Jefferson HS, McCutcheon HS, and West Lafayette HS Performance by the Purdue Jazz Band
Featuring festival artist-in-residence Rob Parton, trumpet & educator
7:30 p.m. • Long Center for the Performing Arts in Lafayette, Indiana (free admission)
Friday, January 22
DIVA Jazz Orchestra Led by energetic drummer Sherrie Maricle, DIVA exudes the excitement and force found in the historic big band tradition.
With New York as their home base, DIVA performs all over the world, playing contemporary, mainstream big band jazz composed and arranged to fit the individual personalities and styles of the musicians themselves.
Audiences can expect an explosive performance packed with unique improvisation, spontaneity, and an emphasis on fun.
Tickets for DIVA Jazz Orchestra may be purchased by calling Purdue Convocations at (800) 914-SHOW Visit Purdue Convocations’ website at www.convocations.org for more information
8:00 p.m. • Loeb Playhouse
Saturday, January 23 High School and Middle School Jazz Bands & Combos
8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Multiple stages at Purdue Memorial Union, Stewart Center, and Pao Hall. All Performances are Free!
Jazz Clinics
Clinics by Diva Jazz Orchestra sections, Don Owens, Conrad Herwig, Chip McNeill, and Rob Parton See ‘Clinics and Concerts’ schedule for times and locations (free admission)
Concert
Purdue Jazz Band featuring guest artists Rob Parton, Conrad Herwig and Chip McNeill Noon • Loeb Playhouse (free admission)
Finale Concert
Purdue Jazz Band featuring guest artists Conrad Herwig and Chip McNeill 6:00 p.m. • Loeb Playhouse (Stewart Center)
Clinic and Concert Schedule Saturday, January 23, 2016
(All clinics last 50 minutes)
Clinic 9:30 a.m. • PMU West Faculty Lounge (250)
DIVA Saxophone Section
Clinic 10:00 a.m. • PMU East Faculty Lounge (240)
DIVA Trumpet Section
Clinic 10:30 a.m. • PMU West Faculty Lounge (250)
DIVA Rhythm Section
Clinic 11:00 a.m. • PMU East Faculty Lounge (240)
DIVA Trombone Section
CONCERT 12:00 p.m. • Loeb Playhouse
Purdue Jazz Band with Rob Parton, Conrad Herwig and Chip McNeill
Clinic 1:00 p.m. • PMU East & West Faculty Lounges (240/250)
Don Owens, Arranging Techniques
Clinic 2:00 p.m. • PMU East & West Faculty Lounges (240/250)
Conrad Herwig, Trombone
Clinic 3:00 p.m. • PMU East & West Faculty Lounges (240/250)
Chip McNeill, Tenor Saxophone
Clinic 4:00 p.m. • PMU East & West Faculty Lounges (240/250)
Rob Parton, Trumpet
CONCERT 6:00 p.m. • Loeb Playhouse
Purdue Jazz Band featuring Conrad Herwig & Chip McNeill
REPERTOIRE AND SOLOIST SHEET TURN IN FOUR COPIES AT CHECK-IN FOR EACH PERFORMING GROUP
School Name:_____________________________________ Band Name: ______________________________________ Director Name: ____________________________________ Performance Location & Time: _______________________
Please list the following band members as viewed from audience, please indicate “lead” players COMBOS Please put a star (*) beside the name of each individual wishing to be considered for the All-Star Jam. (type or print clearly) from audience: left . . . . . . . .. to . . . . . . . . right Trumpets: __________________________________________________________________________________________ Trombones: __________________________________________________________________________________________ Saxes: __________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________ Tune #1: ___________________________________ Composer: _______________________________ Soloists (include instrument): 1)_____________________________ 2)_____________________________ 3)_____________________________ 4)_____________________________
( judges only) 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1
Rhythm section: piano:________________________ bass: ________________________ drums:________________________ aux. perc:_____________________ guitar: _______________________
( judges only) 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1
Tune #2: ___________________________________
Composer: _______________________________
Soloists (include instrument): 1)_____________________________ 2)_____________________________ 3)_____________________________ 4)_____________________________
( judges only) 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1
Rhythm section (if different): piano:________________________ bass: ________________________ drums:________________________ aux. perc:_____________________ guitar: _______________________
( judges only) 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1
Tune #3: ___________________________________
Composer: _______________________________
Soloists (include instrument): 1)_____________________________ 2)_____________________________ 3)_____________________________ 4)_____________________________
( judges only) 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1
Rhythm section (if different): piano:________________________ bass: ________________________ drums:________________________ aux. perc:_____________________ guitar: _______________________
( judges only) 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1
Tune #4: ___________________________________
Composer: _______________________________
Soloists (include instrument): 1)_____________________________ 2)_____________________________ 3)_____________________________ 4)_____________________________
( judges only) 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1
Rhythm section (if different): piano:________________________ bass: ________________________ drums:________________________ aux. perc:_____________________ guitar: _______________________
( judges only) 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1
Comments:
Judge’s signature________________________________
Sample
Band Information:
Purdue Jazz Festival - Big Bands Adjudicator’s Sheet
Selections Composer1.2.3.4.
Ensemble (Wind Players)Quality: Sound/IntonationTechniqueMusicality
Rhythm SectionTechniqueTimeSensitivity
SoloistsTechniqueJazz Ideas/StyleCommunicationExcitement
Other FactorsChoice of Music/ProgrammingJazz ExcitementStage Presence
Comments:
Comments:
Comments:
Comments:
Use reverse side for additional comments.
TOTAL SCORE (100)
Ajudicator’s Signature:
Private Comments to the Director of:
Ajudicator’s Signature:
/ 25
/ 15
/ 10
/ 50
IIIIII42 3450 0
IIIIII21 1725 0
IIIIII13 1115 0
IIIIII9 810 0
IIIIII85 70100 0
Sample
Band Information:
Purdue Jazz Festival - Combo Adjudicator’s Sheet
Selections Composer1.2.3.4.
Other FactorsChoice of Music/ProgrammingJazz ExcitementStage Presence
Comments:
Comments:
Comments:
Comments:
Use reverse side for additional comments.
TOTAL SCORE (100)
Ajudicator’s Signature:
Private Comments to the Director of:
Ajudicator’s Signature:
/ 10
IIIIII9 810 0
IIIIII85 70100 0
SoloistsTechniqueJazz Ideas/StyleCommunicationExcitement
/ 50
IIIIII42 3450 0
Ensemble (Wind Players)Quality: Sound/IntonationTechniqueMusicality
/ 15
IIIIII13 1115 0
Rhythm SectionTechniqueTimeSensitivity
/ 25
IIIIII21 1725 0
School
Contact
Address
City State Zip
Phone Email
DIVA JAZZ ORCHESTRAMUSIC DIRECTOR, DR. SHERRIE MARICLEFRI 1.22.16 / 8PM / LOEB PLAYHOUSEThe DIVA Jazz Orchestra has performed everywhere from clubs to Carnegie Hall & now makes a special return engagement for the Purdue Jazz Festival.
I will need parking for buses. (Parking information will be sent by mail.)
SAVE WITH GROUPS OF 10 OR MORE Quantity ________ x $17 = ________ For every 10 tickets receive one chaperone ticket FREE. Quantity ________ FREE = _______
Hurry, limited tickets available!
Pay by credit card or by check (make payable to Purdue University). Visa Mastercard Discover
Name on card
Number Expires
Signature Date
Fax completed form to (765) 494-3927 or mail along with payment to:Purdue Convocations
128 Memorial Mall, STEW 194 West Lafayette, IN 47907-2016
Orders can also be placed by phone at (765) 494-3933.For more information call (765) 494-9712.
GROUP ORDER FORM
Purdue Jazz Festival Ticket Policy
Admission to all Saturday concerts and clinics
during the Purdue Jazz Festival are now included in the registration fee.
However, because of the somewhat limited seating in Loeb Playhouse, each person
attending the Finale concert must have a ticket.
These tickets were reserved during the registration process and will be handed out when your band checks in at the festival.
press release info
2016 Purdue Jazz Festival Concerts, competitions, special events enliven annual event Jazz bands from ______________________High School in ___________________, directed by _____________________________ have been accepted to compete in the 26th Purdue Jazz Festival in West Lafayette, IN, on Saturday, Jan. 23, 2016. Festival events begin Thursday, Jan. 21, when a free Community Showcase Concert at 7:30 p.m. Lafayette’s Long Center features the Purdue Jazz Band, jazz bands from Tippecanoe County and guest trumpeter Rob Parton. Throughout the three-day festival, student musicians and the public will rub shoulders with performers of national renown. It boasts several headliner concerts plus competitions, clinics and special events. The all-female DIVA Jazz Orchestra led by Sherrie Maricle serves as the Friday night headliner concert for 8:00 p.m. Jan. 22, in Loeb Playhouse of Purdue’s Stewart Center, sponsored by Purdue Convocations. On Saturday, instrumental jazz ensembles from four states arrive early as competition stretches throughout the day in seven locations in the Purdue Stewart Center and Purdue Memorial Union on Purdue’s campus. The music starts at 8:00 a.m. and continues through 5:30 p.m. It’s all free. All the festival guest artists will give clinics which are also free and open to the public on Saturday. Artist-in-residence, Rob Parton will be featured in concert with the Purdue Jazz Band set for noon Jan. 18 in Loeb Playhouse. It’s free and open to the community. World renowned trombonist Conrad Herwig and tenor saxophonist Chip McNeill, the director of jazz studies at the University of Illinois will headline Saturday’s Festival Finale concert with the Purdue Jazz Band at 6:00 p.m. Jan. 23 in Loeb Playhouse. Awards and outstanding performances and honors for the high school performances will be announced at this concert. For more information on Purdue Jazz Festival events, contact Festival PR Director Jaclyn Heinz at (765) 496-6785 [email protected]; To purchase tickets for headliner concerts call (800) 914-SHOW
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ABE agricultural and Biological engineering F9 ADDL animal disease diagnostic lab G10 ADM adm agricultural innovation Center E11 AERO aerospace science laboratory C11 AGAD agricultural administration Building G8 AHF animal Holding Facility G10 AQUA Boilermaker aquatic Center D6 AR armory G6 ARMS armstrong (neil) Hall of engineering G5 ASB airport service Building (shop services) A11-12 ASTL animal sciences teaching laboratory E8 BCC Black Cultural Center F6 BCHM Biochemistry Building F8 BIND Bindley (William e.) Bioscience Center D8 BRK Birck nanotechnology Center D8 BRNG Beering (steven C.) Hall of liberal arts and
education F, G7 BRWN Brown (Herbert C.) laboratory of Chemistry H7 BSG Building services and grounds F9 n Car / van rentals & Charter Bus PFSB - F12† CHAF Chaffee Hall A9 CIVL Civil engineering Building G5 CL50 Class of 1950 lecture Hall G7 COMP Composites laboratory C11 CREC France a. Córdova recreational sports Center D, E6‡ DANL daniel (William H.) turfgrass Center B1 DAUC dauch (dick and sandy) alumni Center H9 DLR Hall for discovery and learning research E9 DMNT dement (Clayton W.) Fire station D6 DOYL doyle (leo Philip) laboratory G10 DYE Pete dye Clubhouse C1 EE electrical engineering Building H6 EEL entomology environmental laboratory G8 EHSA equine Health sciences annex G10 EHSB equine Health sciences Building G10 ELLT elliott (edward C.) Hall of music G6 ENAD engineering administration Building G6 EXPT Exponent H6 FOOD Food stores Building F9 FOPN Flight operations Building B11 FORS Forestry Building G8 FPRD Forest Products Building G8 FREH Freehafer (lytle J.) Hall of administrative
services H10 FRNY Forney Hall of Chemical engineering G5 FWLR Fowler (Harriet o. and James m., Jr.)
memorial House E7 GCMB golf Course maintenance Barn C2 GMF grounds maintenance Facility F11 n grand Prix track SEE NORTHWEST ATHLETIC
COMPLEX INSET GRIS grissom Hall H7 GSMB golf storage maintenance Building C2 HAAS Haas (Felix) Hall G7 HAMP delon and elizabeth Hampton Hall of Civil
engineering G5 HANS Hansen (arthur g.) life sciences research
Building F8, 9 HEAV Heavilon Hall H7 HERL Herrick laboratories E8 HGR4-6 Hangars, numbers 4 through 6 A11,12 HGRH Horticulture greenhouses G9 HIKS Hicks (John W.) undergraduate
library G, H7, 8 HMMT Hazardous materials management trailer H11 HNLY Bill and sally Hanley Hall C7 HOCK Wayne t. and mary t. Hockmeyer Hall of structural
Biology E9 HORT Horticulture Building G9 HOVD Hovde (Frederick l.) Hall of
administration G6 HPN Heating and Power Plant-north G6 IAF intercollegiate athletic Facility F3 JNSN Johnson (Helen r.) Hall of nursing G5, 6 KCTR Krannert Center for executive education
and research H8 KNOY Knoy (maurice g.) Hall of technology H6 KRAN Krannert Building H8 LAMB lambert (Ward l.) Fieldhouse and gymnasium F, G4 LCC latino Cultural Center (600 russell st.) F5 n library, main (see HiKs) G, H7, 8 LILY lilly Hall of life sciences F8
LMSB laboratory materials storage Building H11 LMST laboratory materials storage trailer H11 LSA life science animal Building F8 LSPS life science Plant and soils laboratory F8 LSR life science ranges (greenhouse and service
Building) F8, 9 LWSN lawson (richard and Patricia) Computer science
Building F6 LYNN lynn (Charles J.) Hall of veterinary medicine G10 MACK mackey (guy J.) arena F, G4 MANN mann (gerald d. and edna e.) Hall E8 MATH mathematical sciences Building G7 ME mechanical engineering Building G, H6 MGL michael golden engineering laboratories
and shops H6 MJIS martin C. Jischke Hall of Biomedical engineering E9 MMDC materials management and distribution Center F11 MMS1 materials management storage Building 1 F12 MOLL mollenkopf athletic Center F3 MRGN morgan (Burton d.) Center for entrepreneurship E8 MRRT marriott Hall E7 MSEE materials and electrical engineering Building H5, 6 MTHW matthews (mary l.) Hall F7, 8 NAECC native american educational and Cultural Center
(south Campus Courts, Building B) H10 NLSN Phillip e. nelson Hall of Food science G9 NISW niswonger aviation technology Building B11 NUCL nuclear engineering Building H6 OLMN ollman (melvin l.) golfcart Barn C1 n Parking Facilities (Purdue West, Building d) B7 PAO Pao (Yue-Kong) Hall of visual and
Performing arts H8 PFEN Pfendler Hall (david C.) of agriculture G8 PFSB Physical Facilities service Building F12 PHYS Physics Building G5 PJIS Patty Jischke early Care and education Center C8 PMU Purdue memorial union
(includes Welcome Center) H7 PMUC Purdue memorial union Club H7 POAN Poultry science annex E8 POTR Potter (a. a.) engineering Center H6 POUL Poultry science Building E8 PRCE Peirce Hall G7 PRSV Printing services Facility F11 PSYC Psychological sciences Building G6, 7 PUSH Purdue university student
Health Center F, G5 PVCC Purdue village Community Center C8 PWD Parking Facilities B7 RAIL american railway Building H6 RAWL rawls (Jerry s.) Hall H, I8 REC recitation Building G7 RHPH Heine (robert e.) Pharmacy Building F, G5 SC stanley Coulter Hall G7 SCCA-E south Campus Courts, Buildings a-e G, H9, 10 SCHL schleman (Helen B.) Hall of student services G6 SCHO global Policy research institute (schowe House) F1 SCPA slayter Center of Performing arts D4‡ SIML Holleman-niswonger simulator Center SMTH smith Hall F8 SOIL soil erosion laboratory, national E9 SPUR spurgeon (tom) golf training Center C1 SSOF state street office Facility A8 STDM ross-ade stadium (includes ross-ade
Pavilion [raP]) F3 STEW stewart Center G, H7 STON stone (Winthrop e.) Hall G7, 8 n student Health Center (see PusH) F, G5 TEL telecommunications Building F7 TERM terminal Building B11 TERY terry (oliver P.) memorial House E8, 9 TH1-6 tee-Hangars 1 through 6 A11 TREC turf recreation exercise Center D6 TSWF transportation service Wash Facility G12 UNIV university Hall G7 UPOB utility Plant office Building H11 UPOF utility Plant office Facility H10 UPSB utility Plant storage Building G11 VA1 veterinary animal isolation Building 1 G10 VA2 veterinary animal isolation Building 2 G10 VCPR veterinary Center for Paralysis research G10 n visitor information Center (now the Welcome
Center - east end of Pmu) H7
VLAB veterinary laboratory animal Building G10 VMIF veterinary medicine isolation Facility G10 VOIN voinoff (samuel) golf Pavilion C1 VPRB veterinary Pathobiology research
Building F, G9, 10 VPTH veterinary Pathology Building G9 WADE Wade (Walter W.) utility Plant H11 n Welcome Center (see Pmu) H7 WEST Westwood (President’s Home) A5, 6 WGLR Women’s golf locker room D1 WSLR Whistler (roy l.) Hall of agricultural research G8 WTHR Wetherill (richard Benbridge) laboratory of
Chemistry G, H7 YONG Young (ernest C.) Hall H8† ZL1 Combustion research laboratory † ZL2 gas dynamics research laboratory † ZL3 High Pressure research laboratory † ZL4 Propulsion research laboratory † ZL5 turbomachinery Fluid dynamics laboratory
Residence Facilities CARY Cary (Franklin levering) Quadrangle F4* DUHM duhme (ophelia) residence Hall E7 ERHT earhart (amelia) residence Hall D7 FORD Ford (Fred and mary) dining Court F4 FST First street towers D7 HARR Harrison (Benjamin) residence Hall C7 HAWK Hawkins (george a.) Hall H8 HILL Hillenbrand residence Hall C7 HLTP Hilltop apartments E3 MCUT mcCutcheon (John t.) residence Hall C7 MRDH meredith (virginia C.) residence Hall D7 OWEN owen (richard) residence Hall E4 PVAB Purdue village administration Building D9 PVCC Purdue village Community Center C8 PVIL Purdue village B, C, D8, 9, 10 PVP Purdue village Preschool C9* SHLY shealy (Frances m.) residence Hall E7 SHRV shreve (eleanor B.) residence Hall D6, 7 SMLY smalley (John C.) Center for Housing and Food
services administration D6, 7 TARK tarkington (newton Booth)
residence Hall E5* VAWT vawter (everett B.) residence Hall E6* WARN Warren (martha e. and eugene K.) residence Hall
E7 WDCT Wiley dining Court E6 WILY Wiley (Harvey W.) residence Hall E5, 6* WOOD Wood (elizabeth g. and William r.)
residence Hall E7
Northwest Athletic Complex (C2-3 inset) ALEX John and anna margaret ross alexander Field SOCC soccer Complex SCHW dennis J. and mary lou schwartz tennis Center
Parking Garages PGG Parking garage, grant street H, I7 PGW Parking garage, Wood street H8 PGM Parking garage, marsteller street G, H8 PGMD Parking garage, mcCutcheon drive C6, 7 PGNW Parking garage, northwestern avenue (includes
visitor information Center and Parking services) H5
PGU Parking garage, university street F6, 7
Other Mapsmaps are available in the publications racks in Hovde Hall, the memorial union, Purdue airport, the visitor information Center, and from the office of the dean of students and Purdue marketing and media. these include the Accessibility Guide for people with disabilities and the Self-Guided Tour map highlighting points of interest near the memorial union. Parking Facilities offers Parking Guide maps.
* Windsor residence Halls † Part of maurice J. Zucrow laboratories ‡ Buildings not appearing on map
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SECOND FLOORSagamore Restaurant
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POLICE DEPARTMENT
__________________________________________________________________________________ Terry House 205 S. Intramural Drive West Lafayette, IN 47907-1971 (765) 494-8221 Fax: (765) 494-0470 www.police.purdue.edu
Enclosed you will find a map outlining the bus parking/route for the Purdue Jazz Festival on January 23rd . We are expecting approximately 70 plus buses/vans for that day. Because of construction and parking limitations we have changed the way we park buses. Please be patient with us as we make periodic changes as construction progresses in different areas. All bus traffic need to come northbound on Marstellar Street. This includes pre and post arrival to Stewart. Please read the following carefully. Arriving for the show: Please be aware that the bike lanes west of Stewart Center are no longer available for use for vehicular traffic, parking, and/or staging. Therefore, you will be directed to unload in the bus pull-off in front of Stewart Center. Because of this change, you can now access Oval Drive from either direction on State Street or Marstellar Street as turning radius is no longer and issue. In the event that the bus lane is full, you will be staged on the yellow curbs on both sides of Marstellar Street on the south side of State Street. Do not block ingress/egress areas. Unloading: Unload your passengers in front of Stewart and quickly move to the designated bus parking instructed below. Please do not block the sidewalks cutting through the lane. Parking: Once you have unloaded please follow the route on the enclosed map. Follow Oval Drive around to State Street (SR26). Turn right and go WB on State Street 26. Travel approximately .3 miles and make a left turn on Martin Jischke Drive. Continue south on Martin Jischke Drive until you reach the roundabout, make the first right on Nimitz Drive. Continue on Nimitz Drive until you come to the stop sign. This is the intersection of Gates Drive. Make a left onto Gates drive and the gravel lot will be on your left. Please park in the gravel areas in the back half of the lot so as not to interfere with normal university operations that may be going on during the weekend. Loading: Prior to the show ending we will stage buses along Marsteller Street, and continue Northbound to the drop off area within the circle in front of Stewart Center. The process used to unload students will be same procedure to pick them up. Buses will be loaded in front of Stewart Center. As buses
POLICE DEPARTMENT
__________________________________________________________________________________ Terry House 205 S. Intramural Drive West Lafayette, IN 47907-1971 (765) 494-8221 Fax: (765) 494-0470 www.police.purdue.edu
move out, buses parked along Marstellar Street will move into their places. Our staff will be there to assist. When coming from the gravel lot to stage for pick-up, use the following route. Leave the South Gravel Lot the same way you entered. When you exit the gravel lot, turn right onto Nimitz Drive. Continue into the roundabout and proceed to Harrison Street. Continue on Harrison, you will cross over South Russell, South University, and Hort Road. Make a left on to Marstellar Road. Continue Northeast over State Road 26 back into Memorial Drive. Please follow same guidelines previously mentioned above for picking up students. Once again I ask you to stress to your drivers that they must be patient and follow the traffic pattern as state above. If you have any questions, please contact me at 765-494-8221. Thank you, Keene Red Elk Sergeant of Training and Operations Purdue University Police Department
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Metered parkingEmergency phones in subwalks and garagesEmergency phones at street level
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Residence facilitiesUnder construction
ATM machine location
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Kalberer Rd.
McClure Ave.Win Hentschel Blvd.
Cumberland Ave.
Kent Ave.
Kent Ave.
Innovation Pl.
Potter Dr.
Cumberland Ave.
Geddes Way
Montgomery St.
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KampenGolf Course
Wal-Mart
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GrandPrix
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Boilermaker Soccer
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TennisCenter
Cherry Ln.
CattailTrail
SCHW
BBPB
SOCC
NorthwestAthletic Complex
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BUS PARKING
Directions to Bus Parking:
1. Follow Oval Drive around to State Street.2. Turn RIGHT onto State Street.3. At the third traffic light, turn LEFT onto Martin Jischke Drive.4. Proceed south to the traffic circle; turn RIGHT at first exit onto Nimitz Drive.5. At the stop sign, turn LEFT; bus parking will be in the Discovery Park Lot to the left, and straight ahead, if necessary.
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