USF Jazz Ensemble II February 20, 2013 – 7:30 p.m.

USF Concert Hall

Jack Wilkins, Director

John DePaola, Asst. Director

USF School of Music

Tampa, FL

Program

McKenna's C Jam Blues .................................. arr. Julie Cavatini

Staten Island Ferry .......................................................... Billy Byers

Cookin' at the Continental ..................................... Horace Silver

Organ Grinder's Swing ............................................... Will Hudson arr. Sy Oliver

Blues in Hoss Flats ...................................................... Frank Foster arr. Mark Taylor

Armando's Rhumba ................................................. Chick Corea arr. Mike Tomaro

Moanin' ................................................................. Charles Mingus

Personnel

Rhythm:

Drums;

Paul Gavin

Mitch Montgomery

Bass:

Ryan Weiss

Guitar:

Patrick Ortiz

Piano:

Matthew Falgowski

Saxes:

Cody Moore

Nathan Batts

Jesse Straus

Michael Yapello

Alyson Agemy

Trombones:

Brian Jones

Lisa Duxbury

Nick Atheras

Philip Beatty

Trumpets:

Sam Garnett

Rob Johnson

Ryan Violette

Stacy Jones

Upcoming School of Music Events:

USF Monday N igh t Ja z z f ea tu r i ng Ron B lake , Saxophone Monday, Feb. 25, 2013 7:30 pm, USF Concert Hall Advance Tickets: $8 Students/Seniors, $12 Adults Day of Performance: $10 Students/Seniors, $15 Adults

Jazz recording artist and member of the Saturday Night Live band, Ron Blake joins the USF Jazz faculty and USF Jazz Ensemble I for this installment of the MNJS!

Blake, Virgin Islands-born native, is based in New York City. He is a well-rounded musician and has recorded three CDs as a leader; in addition, his discography numbers more than 50 recordings as either a guest or sideman with leading artists.

USF Symphon i c Band : Che r i shed T ransc r i p t i ons Tuesday, Feb.26, 2013 7:30 pm, USF Concert Hall Advance Tickets: $8 Students/Seniors, $12 Adults Day of Performance: $10 Students/Seniors, $15 Adults "Cherished Transcriptions" features works that were originally composed for other mediums but have since become embraced by wind bands. Selections include pieces originally conceived for orchestra, choirs, and organ that have found new life and new colors in the wind band world. Composers include Kabalevsky, Brahms, von Suppe, and Bach

USF S tuden t Compose rs ' Conce r t Wednesday, Feb. 27, 2013 7:30 pm, Barness Recital Hall Free Event Students in the USF composition program present an evening of new music premieres. Composing in a wide variety of styles and for a wide variety of instrumentation, undergraduate and graduate composition majors present their cutting-edge work in the intimate space of the Barness Recital Hall. For additional information and to purchase tickets, visit music.arts.usf.edu

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