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Pennsylvania Jazz Collective and
Moravian College Music Department
PRESENT
November Jazz Series III
The Jazz Piano
featuring Bob Dorough
Foy Hall | Moravian College | Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
November 20, 2014 Thursday 7:30pm
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TBD
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Pennsylvania Jazz Collective is especially glad to
thank all of our sponsors, patrons, and supporters.
We know that we cannot do it without you, and
we are grateful. Please enjoy this program you
made possible.
Please join the PA Jazz Collective - your membership and
support enables us to present the finest Jazz artists, educate
students and develop an audience for America’s music- Jazz
online now @ pajazzcollective.org
Moravian College encourages persons with disabilities to participate in its programs and activities. If you anticipate needing any
type of accommodation or have questions about the physical access provided, please contact Department of Music at
[email protected], or call 610-861-1650 at least one week prior to the event.
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Moravian College, Bethlehem, PA
MAYFAIR 2015
PA Jazz Program
MAYFAIR Festival of the Arts, Allentown, PA
June 2015 (Date T.B.D.)
PA Jazz Spring Membership & Scholarship Drive
The Ice House, Bethlehem, PA
November 2015
The Jazz Trombone
November Jazz Series IV
Moravian College, Bethlehem, PA
Specials thanks to Moravian College
Music department staff, who make
everything run so smoothly:
Rose Panik
Blair Flintom
William Bauman
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Thursday November 20
PA Jazz Series III featuring the Jazz Piano
Program
MA S T E R O F C E RE M O N IE S
Capt. Teddy Teach, WDIY host emcee
O P E N I N G R E M ARK S
Honorable Wayne Maura, Magisterial District Judge
President, Pennsylvania Jazz Collective Executive Board
P E R F O R MA N CE SE L E C TIO N S
1. Faculty Quartet, Pianoless “Solar”
Composed by Miles Davis
Introducing 2014 PA Jazz Artist of the Year Bob Dorough
2. Bob Dorough, “Bijou (I’m Crazy for You)”
Composed and Arranged by Bob Dorough
3. Guest - Craig Kastelnik, “Comin’ Home Baby”
Composed by Ben Tucker, Arranged by Bob Dorough
4. Bob Dorough - feature/solo, “Love Came on Stealthy Fingers”
Composed and Arranged by Bob Dorough
5. Guest - Dave Roth, “What is This Thing Called Love”
Composed by Cole Porter
6. Guest - Lou Lanza, “Love - Webster’s Deginition”
Composed and Arranged by Bob Dorough
7. Guest - Skip Wilkins, “Devil May Care”
Composed and Arranged by T. P. Kirk, Bob Dorough
8. Bob Dorough,
“Yardbird Suite (Charles Yardbird Parker was His Name)”
Composed by Charlie Parker, Arranged by Bob Dorough
7. CLOSER, “Everyday I Have the Blues”
Composed by Memphis Slim WHO PERFORMS THIS?
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— Bob Dorough —
BOB DOROUGH, born in Arkansas and “raised”ˇ in Texas, immediately
fell in love with music upon joining the Plainview Texas High School
Band. He served three years in a Special Services Army Band Unit, gaining
much professional experience as arranger, clarinetist, saxophonist, pianist,
and entertainer (1943-45).
After earning a Bachelor Of Music degree at the University of North Texas
(1949), he made a bee-line for New York City where he took classes at
Columbia University and immersed himself in the volatile Jazz scene then
taking place there - the BeBop revolution. In 1952 he turned his back on
the academic scene to devote himself to Jazz performance, specializing in
piano/vocals. After years of accompanying, conducting, arranging, and
playing, he made his first recording as a leader (1956) for the Bethlehem
label....DEVIL MAY CARE, having written the title tune three years
earlier. He is known as “the only singer to record with Miles Davis.” While
this may not be 100% true, he did record two vocals with Davis in 1962,
“Nothing Like You,” and “Blue Xmas,” both of which he composed. Davis
also recorded an instrumental version of Bob’s classic song, “Devil May
Care,” that same year.
In 1971, he received a commission to “set the multiplication tables to
music.” This led to a small industry, being the beginning of ABC-TV’s
SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK, the Saturday morning cartoons that entertained and instructed unsuspecting children during the years 1973-1985.
The impact of this media exposure was unpredictably immense. The
show came back for another five years in the 90’s and is now enjoying its
30th anniversary with a DVD edition of the entire, five-subject series, for
which Dorough worked as the Musical Director.
In 1995 he signed a contract with the prestigious Jazz label - Blue Note
Records - and has done three CDs for them (Right On My Way Home,
Too Much Coffee Man and Who’s On First).
Now residing in Pennsylvania, he has received honors from that state (the
Governor’s Artist of the Year Award) and from his native state (the
Arkansas Jazz Hall of Fame).
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In 2002, his trio was chosen to represent the State Department and
Kennedy Center, as an Ambassador of Jazz and Blues. The one-month
tour saw them play some 22 workshops and concerts in thirteen cities
across six different countries.
Currently recording on Merry Lane Records and his own label, Bob
Dorough continues to perform, often for children too, in Jazz Clubs and
Schools, wherever he can.
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Neil Wetzel, EdD
Dr. Neil Wetzel is Assistant Professor of Music at Moravian College
(Bethlehem, PA) where he teaches saxophone and is Director of Jazz
Studies. Having earned both a BM (Jazz Perf.) and MAT degrees from
the University of the Arts in Philadelphia, in 2007 he completed the EdD
program at Teacher’s College, Columbia University. His dissertation
focused on teaching Jazz improvisation. As founder and music director
of Moravian College’s summer music camp, July Jazz Getaway, Mr.
Wetzel has worked and played with Clark Terry, Al Grey, Terrell Stafford,
Milt Grayson, Stanley Turrentine, and Bobby Watson. He has backed
many great performers including Tony Bennett, Natalie Cole, Bob Hope,
Johnny Mathis, Bernadette Peters, the Temptations and the Four Tops.
He has recorded with the Philly Pops Orchestra and singer Patti Page at
Carnegie Hall; this CD won the 1999 Grammy for best Pop Traditional
Performance. He can also be heard on four CD’s with Jazz pianist Eric
Mintel: Live, Hopscotch, Dynamo and Four on the Floor. Mr. Wetzel has
also played and taught at the Lana Jazz Festival in Lana, Italy as well as the
Karel Velebny Jazz Workshop in Frydlant, Czech Republic.
Alan Gaumer
Alan Gaumer has been playing trumpet since 1958. As a young
trumpeter he appeared on the national television show “the Ted Mack
Amateur Hour.”
As featured Jazz trumpeter in the US Navy Show Band he performed in
over 70 countries throughout Europe, Africa, Asia and South America.
He is currently he is in his twenty third year as Jazz trumpet artist/
lecturer at Moravian College. Alan performs with the Quintet Co-op
Bop and the Duo - Body and Soul and continues to freelance. He is the
Artistic Director of the Lehigh Valley based, non-profit organization:
The Pennsylvania Jazz Collective. Its mission is to educate and expose
community members of all ages to the richness, the history, and the
diversity of American Jazz.
He has performed with a “Who’s Who” list of Jazz personalities
including: Randy Brecker, Phil Woods, Bill Goodwin, Al Cohn . . . . .
A short list of recording credits include: “Co-op Bop,” “Caught in the
Web” with Rob Stoneback, “Introducing” the Moravian Jazz Faculty and
his own compilation “One To Go.”
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Paul Rostock
Paul Rostock has served on the faculty of Moravian College since 1991
as an instructor of double bass and bass guitar. He has directed Jazz
ensembles as well as private Jazz history and improvisation practicum
and directs the Moravian Bass Ensemble. Paul also teaches at the
annual Summer Youth Jazz Camp. A versatile and sought after freelance
musician, Paul has appeared with many popular artists including Frank
Sinatra, Maureen McGovern, Joel Grey, Olivia Newton John, Michael
Feinstein, Monica Mancini and Bobby Rydell. Jazz artists Paul has
performed with include Maynard Ferguson, Phil Woods, Bob Dorough,
Stanley Turrentine, David “Fathead” Newman, Carl Fontana, Randy
Brecker, Urbie Green, Nellie McKay and John Coates. Paul also performs
with regional Jazz groups including Absolute Trio, Dave Roper Trio, La
Cuchina and the Marko Marcinko Latin Jazz Quintet. He also tours and
records with vocalist Frank Sinatra Jr.
Gary Rissmiller
A native of Bethlehem, PA, Gary has been playing drums for more
than twenty-five years. He has studied with Joe Morello and performed
with Jazz greats Phil Woods, Dave Liebman, Eric Kloss, Tom Harrell,
Randy Brecker, Don Patterson, Urbie Green, George Young, Bobby
Troupe, Janet Lawson, Gary King, and others. He has opened for Lionel
Hampton, Cab Calloway, Joe Henderson, and Spyro Gyra. He performs
regularly with his own combos, the Skip Wilkins/Jill Allen Quartet, the
Nick Driscoll Quartet, and the Alan Gaumer Quintet, among others. His
appearances include The Village Gate and Tavern on the Green in New
York City; The Deer Head Inn in Delaware Water Gap, PA, and Ortlieb’s
Jazz Haus, Chris’s, and The Blue Moon Jazz Club in Philadelphia. He
has performed with various combos, including his own, at the Delaware
Water Gap Celebration of the Arts since its inception. He has also played
at the Central Pennsylvania Mellon Jazz Festival, the Scranton (PA) Jazz
Festival, the Wichita (Kansas) Jazz Festival, and Mayfair (Allentown, PA),
and as artist-in-residence at Musikfest (Bethlehem, PA). Gary has taught
drum privately for around twenty years. He has served as adjudicator at
the Wichita Jazz Festival and as instructor at Moravian College’s July Jazz
Getaway, during which he also performed with the legendary Clark Terry.
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Craig Kastelnik
Craig Kastelnik, a native of the Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania, has been
active in music, starting at an early age learning accordion from his father,
Kal. Highly skilled as a keyboardist and vocalist, Craig has specialized
in organ (with bass pedals) and considers it his favorite instrument. He
incorporates the instrument in various styles of Jazz, Funk, Latin, Rock
and Pop music. Craig Kastelnik and Friends (including Craig’s wife,
vocalist Pat Flaherty along with drummer Bernard Purdie) performs
regularly at festivals, concert and club venues. Craig’s longtime musical
association with trumpet player Alan Gaumer, includes the band CoOp Bop, with Gary Rissmiller, Tom Kozic, Nelson Hill and Neil Wetzel.
Drummer Bill Goodwin invited Craig to perform and record with him
with Vic Juris, Gerry and Adam Niewood among others. Craig has
recorded with Bob Dorough on several projects including Too Much
Coffee Man, New Schoolhouse Rock and Duets (on Coming Home Baby).
Craig has also on occasion played in various groups with Phil Woods,
Randy Brecker, Bob Sneider, Bill Watrous, Larry Coryell, Bill Dobbins,
John Swana, Tim Hagans, Brian Lynch, Keith Copeland, Will Calhoun,
George Young, Kim Parker, Jay Leonhart, Bobby Routch, Howard Alden,
Bob Grauso, Bill Washer, Howard Roberts, Rob Stoneback Big Band, Jeff
Hamilton, and many others. Craig was recently recording and touring
with vocalist Simone (daughter of Nina Simone) which included dates at
Sculler’s in Boston, The Blue Note and Lincoln Center in NYC, Telluride
Jazz Festival, Sioux Falls Jazz Festival, Napa Valley Symphony, World
Cafe Live in Philadelphia as well as live television and radio concert
performances.
Craig has also been involved with composing music for television.
He has scored programs for A&E Television Network and The History
Channel, including programs for the Emmy Award winning biography
series: General George Patton, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Norman Rockwell,
Milton Hershey, Cecil B. Demille and many others for series such as
Investigative Reports, American Justice, Our Century, History Alive and
History Undercover and Time Machine. His music is in a film for PBS,
“Bethlehem Steel: The People Who Built America” which won an Emmy
Award for “Best Documentary.” Craig’s music is heard in HBO’s The
Sopranos and in Fox Searchlight’s Oscar nominated film Sideways.
Craig Kastelnik is an artist endorser for KORG musical instruments and
products.
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Skip Wilkins
Skip Wilkins Pianist Skip Wilkins has performed with Phil Woods,
David Liebman, David Sánchez, Stanley Turrentine, Bobby Watson, Plas
Johnson, Mark Murphy, Clark Terry, Conte Candoli and Peter Erskine.
He spends about five months of the year abroad, mostly in Central
Europe, where he tours, records and gives workshops. Stateside he lives in
Delaware Water Gap, PA, surrounded by the great Jazz community there.
Skip is Associate Professor of Music at Lafayette College, where he teaches
music theory and Jazz courses. He also teaches Jazz piano and other
related Jazz courses at Moravian College.
Skip’s March 2014 CD release is Trio WUH Live at Jazzinec. He gives
more than forty performances annually in Europe with Trio WUH. His
October 2013 CD release is Czech Dreams, NewPortLine Records(Czech
Republic). In 2012, SteepleChase LookOut Records (Denmark) released
his CD, Father & Son, which features Wilkins, his son Daniel and his
New York Trio. He has two 2011 CDs on Dreambox Media: After, and
I Concentrate on You; an international release, Frydlant Nights, on the
Czech Radio Prague label; four earlier CDs on Dreambox Media: The
Paint-Peeler (2008), Skip Wilkins Solo—Live at Lafayette (2007), Skip
Wilkins Quintet: Volume II (2007), and Volume I (2006); and two earlier
CDs with flutist Jill Allen, including Petty Theft (2001, Cathexis Records),
which features saxophonist David Liebman. He recorded with Phil Woods
and the Festival Orchestra on their 2013 CD release, New Celebration. He
also performed in a live television broadcast at Prague Castle with Trio
WUH in March 2013. The performance was recorded and released on CD
in 2013 by Czech Radio Prague as Thank You Not Only for the Jazz, Mr.
President.
Each summer since 2007, Skip has led the vocal Jazz classes at the Karel
Velebny Summer Jazz Workshop in Frýdlant, Czech Republic, and more
recently the Jazz Atelier at the Summer Choral Workshop in Lomnice
u Tišnova. In the summers of 2013 and 2014, he taught and performed
at the International Jazz Workshop in Kryoneri, Greece. Internationally,
he tours, records and teaches regularly in Europe, with performances in
the Czech Republic, Slovak Republic, Germany, Switzerland, Austria and
Greece, playing major festivals and Jazz clubs. He collaborates regularly
in Europe with numerous European musicians, including Franta Uhlíř,
Jaromír Helešic, Libor Šmoldas, Tomáš Baroš, Tomáš Hobzek, Maruška
Puttnerová, Rosťa Fraš and Josef Fečo, and he is often joined there by
Americans Neil Wetzel and Gary Rissmiller. His children Emily and
Daniel also tour and teach with him in Europe. In the U.S., he performs
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and/or records with Phil Woods & the COTA Festival Orchestra, Scott
Lee, Jeff Hirshfield, Bill Goodwin, Tony Marino, Tom Whaley, Tom Kozic,
Neil Wetzel, Paul Kendall, Gary Rissmiller, Kim Parker, and with his
children Daniel Wilkins and Emily (Wilkins) Fredericks, among many
others.
Dave Roth
David Roth performs in a wide variety of both of Classical and Jazz
settings. He holds both BA and BM degrees from Moravian College, and
he has earned a Masters degree in Classical piano performance from
the University of Northern Colorado. David has performed with many
well-known Jazz musicians including Steve Gilmore, Glenn Davis, Paul
Rostock, Larry Mckenna, Warren Vache Jr., Bill Goodwin, and Terell
Stafford. In the commercial music field, David has done keyboard work
for Regis Philbin and Michael Amante, and he had given many live
performances on radio and television. Under the direction of composer
Sean O’Boyle, David recorded the piano music soundtrack for the
Film, Damn Fine Dining starring David MacLean and Sam Dugmore.
David is the creator of the Moravian College Summer Youth Jazz Camp
that includes students grades 8-12. David also conceived and led the
development of the strategic education alliance between MTNA and the
International Association for Jazz Education. He is a co-author of the
MTNA/IAJE Jazz Studies Guide that includes a forward by Dave Brubeck.
David created two community concert programs, Peak View Jazz, in
Colorado, and Art’s in Your Backyard, in the Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania.
www.rothpiano.com
Lou Lanza
Lou Lanza is a native Philadelphian who thrives on the cultural and
musical heritage of that city. Lou has music in his genes - an Opera singer
grandfather, a Classical violinist father, and a pianist/organist & vocalist
mother. His Jazz influence came from another of his relatives, Vince
Trombetta, a saxophonist & arranger who served as musical director of
The Mike Douglas Show. Lou’s music teachers include Carlo Menotti,
Jimmy Bruno, Michael Leonard, and Larry McKenna. It has been written
about Lou that “His style is relaxed but energetic. He’s somewhere in
between Connick and Elling for style with his own signature... If you haven’t
heard this guy yet, you’re missing something special!” - D. Oscar Groomes,
O’s Place Jazz Newsletter; “The young singer successfully fused the crooning
and vulnerability of Mel Torme and a young Chet Baker with the risk
taking vocalese and scatting of Mark Murphy and Jon Hendricks.” - Alex
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Henderson, www.allmusic.com; “There is an intensity to his singing that is
unique, upbeat and hip; his musicianship is extraordinary.” - Donald True
Van Deusen, The Philadelphia Inquirer; “Lou is unerringly hip, and has an
unfailing sense of swing.” - Peter Nero; “Hot, swinging male Jazz vocals with
breath-catching agility and personality.” - www.tascadamusica.blogspot.
com; “Fine, Young-tude, light baritone sound...a voice that uses a perfect
scale, control... Lou Lanza - remember that name.” - Mark Murphy; “Lanza,
a singer, songwriter, leader, is perhaps the most accomplished male vocalist
working in this area.” - Donald True Van Deusen, www.allaboutjazz.
com; “Over the years I’ve worked with many singers, Lou is one of the
best!” - Jimmy Bruno; “Far superior to Kurt Elling, Michael Buble, Peter
Cincotti, and Jamie Cullum, already finds himself, in spite of the difference
in age, at the same level of expressiveness of Mark Murphy, Al Jarreau, and
Andy Bey.” - Arnaldo DeSouteiro, Tribuna da Imprensa, and by no less
of an authority than Tony Bennett, “great.” His live performances in
Philadelphia, New York, London, Los Angeles, & Las Vegas, to mention
a few, have earned him the admiration of many industry professionals,
colleagues, and fans. Lou’s recordings include: The Road Not Taken
(C.A.B. Records), Corner Pocket (J-Bird Records), Shadows and Echoes
(Challenge Records), and Opening Doors: A Jazz Tribute to The Doors
and An Intimate Portrait in Blue. He was named the top male Jazz vocalist
of 2004 in the reader’s poll of Rio de Janeiro’s Tribuna da Imprensa for
the album opening Doors, and An Intimate Portrait In Blue was listed
among the top ten overall albums of 2006 in the same publication. Lou
is considered to be among the top 500 Jazz vocalists of all time by noted
Jazz critic, historian, and author Scott Yanow and is listed as such in his
book The Jazz Singers. Scott has this to say about Lou: “Lou Lanza is one
of the few potentially major male Jazz singers under the age of 60 on the Jazz
scene today. His warm voice, subtle improvising and unpredictable repertoire
make him a singer well worth discovering.”
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The PA Jazz vision
Improving the future through arts education
The Pennsylvania Jazz Collective is a (Lehigh valley) Pennsylvania 501(c)3
non-profit, non-stock company, organized exclusively for Educational and
charitable purposes, more specifically to foster Jazz appreciation through
a regular series of educational initiatives, public performances, and special
programs.
It is our mission to provide to people of all ages, a community-wide
exposure to the diversity of American Jazz through various small group
combinations. We will present all styles of Jazz developed through the
past one hundred plus years of our unique American historical musical
heritage. Through education in the arts, particularly Jazz, the PA Jazz
Collective seeks to instill essential and life enhancing skills. Some of these
are discipline, creativity, essential problem solving skills, working well
with others in a cooperative atmosphere, confidence and intellectual
development.
PA Jazz focuses on the musical communication that is at the core of
Jazz, which is an expression of individuality and the spontaneous artistic
language spoken within the context of a democratic framework. We
are cognizant that Jazz performers and students draw upon multiple
educational and social disciplines to simultaneously interact in a manner
that uniquely ties together many educational disciplines and learning
domains.
To learn more or to make a contribution, please contact:
PENNSYLVANIA Jazz COLLECTIVE
352 Anchorage Rd., Saylorsburg, Pa. 18353
570-656-5631
www.pajazzcollective.org
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Primary Goals and Objectives
PA Jazz will showcase Lehigh valley Regional Jazz artists of distinction.
We will promote Jazz Awareness as an American art form. We will
continue to develop and implement Jazz education initiatives and
programs for all ages, musician and non-musician.
Some of the main topics of educational focus include: fostering
open-mindedness, stimulation of creative thought, enhancing problem
solving skills, instilling confidence to enhance all future interaction and
promoting discipline and team work.
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Key Achievements
In its first year- 2012- the Pennsylvania Jazz Collective presented two
major presentations (spring & fall) and a score of education projects.
The first, a spring concert featuring the PA Jazz nominated artist of the
year- NELSON HILL, (Bangor HS Eastman Conservatory graduate)
was presented with the theme “Three generations of alto Saxophone
masters.” This performance featured octogenarian grand master, multiple
Grammy award winning and industry poll winning alto saxophonist
PHIL WOODS. He is a resident of nearby Delaware Water gap and was
a teacher to a young Nelson Hill. Completing the third generationStroudsburg HS and Manhattan School of Music graduate, a former
student protégé of both Nelson and Phil – JAY RATTMAN. An additional
fourth generation student, Nazareth native PATRICK McGEE was also
introduced at this performance hosted by Bnai Abraham Synagogue in
Easton, PA.
Our fall series was hosted by the Moravian College Music Department.
Four days of Jazz trumpet events included an assembly outreach program
for local area students, grades 4 – 8, a full day of Jazz trumpet clinics
featuring PA Jazz Collective area Jazz trumpeters of distinction and two
evening concerts. World renowned, Pennsylvania born, YAMAHA Jazz
trumpet artist RANDY BRECKER performed concerts with Co-op Bop
and Moravian student ensembles. PA Jazz sponsored a Randy Brecker
artist visit to Allentown School district Raub Middle School.
Additionally PA Jazz sponsored various youth showcases and
workshops at area locations. It should be mentioned that all this was
accomplished while application for 501(c)3 status was under review. The
Pennsylvania Jazz Collective has since been awarded IRS Tax Exemption
status. Our year culminated with the production of a Holiday CD
featuring PA Jazz Collective artists. This CD was sponsored by Dave
Berger and Rose Day with matching contribution by PPL and was given
to all donating patrons at our year end Jazz Vesper service presented at
the Church of the Manger, Bethlehem, Pa. December 2012.
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PA Jazz in 2013
PA Jazz featured a spring awards presentation/performance hosted by
Muhlenberg College. Tom Kozic, guitarist, a graduate of Whitehall HS
was the artist of the year. April is “National Jazz Appreciation Month”
and PA Jazz artists were presented in various neighborhoods throughout
the Lehigh Valley. Youth showcases were presented at Godfrey Daniels
and others. We once again partnered with the Moravian College Music
Department to present guest artist PHIL WOODS in our second Fall
Jazz series. The theme was the Jazz Saxophone. This concert featured
commissions by area arrangers and was archive recorded. Our year
concluded with a Jazz Vesper service at the Church of the Manger. We
thank the many contributing sponsors.
PA Jazz in 2014
PA Jazz partnered with the Ice House to present their first annual
Lehigh Valley Jazz Idol presentation. Modeled after the popular television
program “American Idol” this program was a showcase for aspiring area
music students. Prizes were sponsored by local businesses and included
cash and appearance opportunities. Our annual awards were also
announced at this event. They included our Artist of the year plus student
and sponsor recognition. PA Jazz artists were featured at many venues
throughout the Lehigh Valley including a wine and Jazz day at Sorrenti’s
Cherry Valley Winery. A MAYFAIR performance featuring a regional
All-Star Septet with representatives from neighboring Jazz organizations
included: Steve Rudolph (Harrisburg) Central Pa Friends of Jazz, Marko
Marcinko & Tony Marino (Scranton) PA Jazz Alliance, Rick Chamberlain
& Matt Vashlishan (Poconos) COTA, Andy Warren (Berks) Alan Gaumer
& Neil Wetzel from the LV PA Jazz Collective. The 2014 PA Jazz year
closes with the presentation of this Jazz Series III with special guest BOB
DOROUGH. The featured instrument – PIANO.
The clinics
PA Jazz presented Rhythm section clincis throughout the day. Themes
included: Piano trio & Organ trio formats. Individual workshops were
presented by Pete Smyser- Guitar, Paul Rostock- Bass, Gary Rissmillerdrum set and - of course Piano with Skip Wilkins. Students attended
from over 12 different school districts.
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Pennsylvania Jazz Collective
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President
The Honorable Wayne Maura
Magisterial District Judge
Vice President, UNICO Bethlehem Chapter
Member, Board of Directors, Boys and Girls Club of
Bethlehem
Member, Executive Board, Goodfellows
Vice President & Education
Committee Chair
Neil Wetzel, Ed.D.
Associate Professor Music and Director
of Jazz Studies, Moravian College
Secretary
Dr. Thomas Sugalski, Ph.D.
Clinical Neuropsychology
Psychology Associates of Bethlehem,
Affiliated Staff of St. Luke’s University Health Care
Network
Treasurer
Ernest L. Stadler, P. E.
Principal Consultant, Stadler Engineering Co.
Past adjunct faculty in Bioprocess Engineering at NCC
Retired as Director Custom Engineered Bioprocess
Equipment Sales at B. Braun Biotech / Sartorius
Founding Member and Treasurer, Society of
Bioprocess Professionals
Member at Large
Joel Nathan Rosen, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Sociology at Moravian College
Editor-in-Chief at TSI Press
Artistic Director
Alan Gaumer
Graduate U.S. Navy School of Music,
Artist/Lecturer, Moravian College
Attorney: Michael D. Collins, Esq.
Accountant: James P. Weiss, C.P.A.
Webmaster: Matthew Hoh
Past Members
Marlene Gilley, Frank Wilgruber,
Jim McGee, Robin Bryan
Committee Members
Dan Danish, Bill Smith, Brenden Hackett,
Joe Mixon, Gene Perla
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SPONSORS, GRANTS & PATRNERSHIPS
Sponsors (+$500)
St. Luke’s University Network
PNC
Team Capitol
Nazareth Music Co., Ralph Brodt
Yamaha Corp., Chris Manners
Seidel, Cohen, Hof & Reid, LLC
Cohen family Foundation
Dave Berger & Roseanne Day
Moravian College music department
Grants
Moravian College Lectures & Arts
Lehigh Valley Arts Council Project Stream
Pennsylvania Council on the Arts
Just Born
PPL
Partnerships
WDIY
The State Theatre
That’s Amore` Restaurante
Spectra Sound Recording- Jim McGee
The Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce
The State Theatre
The Ice House on Sand Island
Businesses & Technical Support
Sayre Design, Michael and Nancy Sayre - Brand
SCORE of the Lehigh Valley, Glen Cheney
Working Dog Press, Fred Fenselau
CVI - video editing, John Kacmarcik
Please consider becoming a member.
www.pajazzcollective.org
Your membership and support enables us
to present the finest Jazz artists, educate
students and develop an audience for
America’s music - Jazz!
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Wednesday November 19
PA Jazz Series III featuring the Jazz Piano
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10:30am “School House Rock”
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• Alan Gaumer
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Thursday November 20
PA Jazz Series III featuring the Jazz Piano
RHYTHM SECTION CLINICS at Peter Hall
10:00am – 10:45am Piano Clinic with Skip Wilkins
Drum Clinic with Gary Rissmiller (at Foy Hall)
11:00am – 12:00pm Piano Trio - Rhythm Section with Skip Wilkins,
Paul Rostock, and Gary Rissmiller
1:00pm – 1:45pm Bass Clinic with Paul Rostock (at Foy Hall)
Guitar Clinic with Pete Smyser
2:00pm – 3:00pm Organ Trio Clinic with PA Jazz Artist of the Year,
Craig Kastelnik, Pete Smyser, and Alan Gaumer
4:15pm – 4:45pm Meet Bob Dorough (at Foy Hall)
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Friday November 21
PA Jazz Series III featuring the Jazz Piano
SCHOOL VISITS
Pennsylvania Jazz Collective saxophone artists visit
Allentown and Bethlehem public schools
Morning &
School Ensemble Rehearsals
Afternoon
• Bob Dorough
• with the Moravian College Big Band
• and Combo I (Tony Gairo)
Dinner break
EVENING CONCERT at Foy Hall
7:30pm
The Jazz Piano
Bob Dorough, guest soloist
$10 general admission
$5 seniors & students
• with the Moravian College Big Band ,
director, Neil Wetzel, Ed.D.
• and Jazz Vocal ens. (Lou Lanza)
Nazareth
Music
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Pennsylvania Jazz Collective gratefully acknowledges
support from the
Moravian College Arts & Lecture Grant
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(570) 992-2255
Now open Tuesday- Sunday 12 – 9
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Wood Burning Ovens
Join us for a variety of new and exciting pizzas, wine pairings,
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GOOD VIBES
The vibraphone Zone
Gloria Krolak, host
www.jazzon2.org | WWFM/WWCJ 8q.1 HD2
First Sunday of each month 8:00 – 10:00 pm EST/EDT
Rebroadcast following Wedneday 4:00 – 6:00 pm
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Pennsylvania Jazz Collective thanks
Just Born and Pennsylvania Council on the Arts
for their grant support
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Bob Ackerman’s
PROGRESSIVE WINDS
www.bobackermansaxophones.com
[email protected] | 610-419-0040
3501 Center St., Bethlehem, PA 18017
Presenting:
The TenorMadness
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[email protected]
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[email protected]
Check out our assortment of saxophones and vintage
mouthpieces, documenting the history of the saxophone
including horns and mouthpieces from the collections of
Bob Ackerman and Fred Goldring. Many of these horns have
been set up by Aaron Barnhard.
(319-364-4239 and www.barnhardrepair.com)
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Email: [email protected]
Offices at
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Excellence in
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MunOpCo Music Theatre Presents
“It’s Time for Christmas”
December 7 & 8, 2013
Saturday at 8pm & Sunday at 2pm
Scottish Rite Cathedral
1533 Hamilton Street, Allentown, PA 18102
The MunOpCo Mass Christmas Choir
~ ~ with special guests ~ ~
The Royalaires
All Tickets Reserved *Box Office* 610-437-2441
Adults - $20 Seniors- $18 Students K-12th -$10
Groups of 15 or more - All tickets $15
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Fess apply.
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This program is being recorded live!
Recording engineered by Jim McGee.
Archive recording
sponsored by
Dave Berger &
Roseanne Day
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