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http://www.classicjazztoronto.com/About_CJST/membershipform2003.PDF Do you want to see the best classic jazz bands in the world? The only organization in Toronto committed to classic jazz is the Toronto Classic Jazz Society. Why not join the CJST and help us continue to present the best bands available. Without the CJST, three of the above five bands would never be heard in Toronto. For the 2003/2004 season we are planing five concerts and are negotiating with several bands. The line up for next year will be available in our September mailing and will be posted on our web site as soon as the details are finalized. Juggernaut http://www.gggreg.com/Juggernaut.pdf Hit of the evening, this mixture of blues, jazz, original and whatever else gets thrown in, is jug band music straight from Louisville, KY. What do you get when you blend jazz, blues ragtime, swing and original music with washboards, washtubs, kazoos, jugs and various other sundry hardware? THE JUGGERNAUT JUG BAND, with founder Roscoe Goose (vocals, washboard, trumpet, cans, blues harp, bells, snare and jug) and original member The Amazing Mr. Fish, (vocals, walking bass, nose flute, washtub bass) have been performing since the mid 1960's. They have been selected for inclusion in the KY Arts Council Performing Arts Directory (5th yr.) 2003 Jazz Credit NOTE: Campus fees change to a flat rate of $145.75 if the student enrolls in more than 5 cr hrs. Payment must be by check. If the previous graduate enrollment was 5 years or longer, then it is necessary to reapply as a new graduate student (see new graduate student section above). All admission materials, enrollment materials, and fee payments need to be submitted to the division by May 15, 2003 for priority consideration. Undergraduate Resident Fees $97.35 Tuition + $29.15 Campus Fees = $127.50/credit hour or $382.50 for 3 cr hrs. Undergraduate Non-Resident Fees $337.45 Tuition + $29.15 Campus Fees = $366.60 /credit hour or $1099.80 for 3 cr hrs. Undergraduate Students ONLY: Undergraduates who have not previously been admitted to KU and wish to enroll for the first time must complete and return the enclosed enrollment material packet along with two separate checks. 04 High School Rules If necessary, older students and/or non-students may accompany soloists and vocal ensembles and combos in the B Division. If an additional ensemble group is entered by a school, it may be entered one classification lower than customary. This form allows the judges to award outstanding soloists from each group. OUTSTANDING ARTISTS CONCERT -- 4:30 pm All festival participants should proceed to the Kibbie Dome after the end of the day's competitions to attend the announcement of awards. Please report to the Awards table backstage for awards and instructions as to performance at the Evening Concert. Please note, tape recorders, video recorders and flash cameras are NOT allowed at the evening concerts. notes Nash beat Jason Hart off the dribble and tried a scoop shot that did not hit the rim, but Jamison stepped in and put it home for an 81-78 lead with 4.9 seconds remaining Spurs 103, Wizards 105 at MCI Center on 12/31/02 (20,173): The Wizards held on to a slim five point advantage, 96-91 with 1:39 remaining in the game, until guard/forward Michael Jordan found forward Christian Laettner open on the baseline the last win for the Warriors over the Spurs was a FG, 90-83 victory on 3/4/98 Jamison and Richardson would each make a pair of free throws to seal the game bar_jazz In conjunction with the new "All That Jazz" photography exhibit aboard the Queen Mary, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 6 p.m. -10 p.m. are Jazz Nights in the Art Deco Observation Bar aboard the historic ocean liner. Featured performers include the Bill Madison Quartet on Wednesdays and the Hugh Von Kleist Quartet on Thursdays. Fridays and Saturdays from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. features James King, who sings in the style of Elvis Presley. Once the original First Class Lounge, the chic Art Deco Observation Bar aboard the Queen Mary is the perfect place to relax, meet friends or simply enjoy the sunset and panoramic views. jazz2-masonry http://web.mit.edu/dryfoo/Masonry/Essays/jazz2-masonry.pdf Worshipful Master and Dear Brethren, You may all remember that I had made an effort to examine some possible links between our craft and Jazz; it was almost two years ago and you may remember how I had started addressing you. In fact the list is not limited to above names and there are many other jazz musicians in the craft tough they are less known in the world. No other institution than Freemasonry have managed to consolidate the personal abilities of individuals into a single power which is continuously available for the benefit of humankind without any doctrinal restrictions. newletter1 The second annual "Sunday Jazz at the Sands" series features both old friends and new sounds from 6-8 p.m. Council, a state agency and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency. Combo and the Collective will be entertaining jazz fans and Five Before Dawn, the latest incarnation of the original FTLOJ Youth Band will take the stage as well. This month the BAC also features blues with Kelly Joe Phelps on 7/14 and the Mile High Jazz Band performs on Saturday, 7/28 at 7:30 pm, call the BAC for ticket info at 883-1976. ur Sunday jazz jam has a new start time for the summer. connective_issues_spring_2003 The glitter and glamour of Broadway combined with the commitment and class of Liz Claiborne, Inc. to produce HEARTWORKS 2003, helping the NMF raise a record-breaking $385,000 to support its education, awareness and research programs. This edition of Connective Issues is dedicated to the incredible work done by volunteers nationwide to raise awareness about the Marfan syndrome. All proceeds from the event will be donated to NMF pediatric awareness programs and the NMF's 19th Annual Conference in Oak Brook this summer. For more information, call the Chapter at 630-415-0044 or email Chapter President Bruce Klein at bklein01@msn.com. The results of pectus surgery are usually permanent, unless the patient is under the age of 8. dmfetd http://scholar.lib.vt.edu/theses/available/etd-61098-131249/unrestricted/dmfetd.pdf This thesis describes an exploratory application of a statistical analysis and modeling technique (Markov chains) for the modeling of jazz improvisation with the intended subobjective of providing increased insight into an improviser's style and creativity through the postulation of quantitative measures of style and creativity based on the constructed Markovian analysis techniques. Using Visual Basic programming language, Markov chains of orders one to three are created using transcriptions of improvised solos by John Coltrane in his song Giant Steps. The data chosen for this analysis are in the form of transcribed tenor saxophone solos performed by John Coltrane on his song Giant Steps (White, 1997). This equates to ninety-six runs through the sixteen-bar chord structure which forms Giant Steps (The Real Book). mmd_jazz http://adisney.go.com/disneyyouthprograms/mmd/mmd_jazz.pdf 2 1/2 Hours -- minimum of 18 Participants This Disney Magic Music Days workshop has been recognized by MENC: The National Association for Music Education for meeting certain specific content standards as established in the National Standards for Arts Education. Experience the excitement of a recording studio environment as a professional Disney clinician conducts your group through an exhilarating rehearsal and recording session. Several jazz versions of classic Disney selections are performed as students examine the skills, attitudes and priorities that are essential for musical excellence in the jazz idiom. Learning how critical "time" is in all styles of jazz. Improvising made easy with proven tips and techniques. Students will sight read several arrangements of Disney music ranging from grade 1.5 to grade 4. Network_Fall2002 http://www.tui.edu/news/network/Network_Fall2002.pdf The Board of Trustees of Union Institute & University has appointed Roger H. Sublett, Ph.D., provost and chief operating officer, to serve as the universityís acting president. Other members of the Presidential Search Committee include current doctoral learner Joan Clingan, M.A., Master of Arts Program humanities core faculty and administrator at Prescott College; doctoral alumnus Michael McKinley, Ph.D. 2001, executive assistant to the president, Towson University; and Graduate College core faculty member Ira Fritz, Ph.D., professor emeritus, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, School of Medicine and College of Science and Mathematics, Wright State University. ï Current learners can log on to their own personal home pages where program informationófrom accounts to academic recordsóis only a mouse click away. 80398 http://www.newworldrecords.org/linernotes/80398.pdf The Jazz Passengers evolved out of the saxophone-trombone duo of Roy Nathanson and Curtis Fowlkes. In 1987, Nathanson and Fowlkes began work on the album Broken Night/Red Light for the Belgian label Crepuscule Records. Although originally envisioned as a duo recording, the instrumentation expanded piece by piece to the present configuration, a septet. The Jazz Passengers have given frequent performances at the Knitting Factory and other New York clubs and have appeared at the Vancouver and JVC Jazz Festivals. The Jazz Passengers are currently preparing a workshop production of their comic musical theater piece, The Jazz Passengers in Egypt, with texts by Ray Dobbins. You're the Fool, The Faker, Augie the Rat, and Indian Club Bombardment publ. Cha-Ha and Little Italy (La Passione) publ. Forms IMPORTANT: Students must be regularly enrolled in the school or schools represented. Performance Time Restrictions: Vocal Jazz Ensembles are allotted a 25-minute time slot. We recommend that you program only 16-18 minutes of music and allow at least 7-9 minutes for entering and exiting the stage. A 10-point penalty, per judge, will be assessed for any group performing overtime. HIGH SCHOOLS ONLY: When completing soloist names, please indicate seniors with asterisk (*). IMPORTANT: Students must be regularly enrolled in the school or schools represented. Performance Time Restrictions: High School and College Bands are allotted a 30-minute time slot. program only 20-22 minutes of music and allow at least 8-10 minutes for entering and exiting the stage. | |
