California State University Northridge
Mike Curb College of Arts, Media, and Communication Department of Music presents
John Daversa in Concert with
CSUN Jazz A & B Bands
Michael Mull and Tina Raymond, Directors
Wednesday, March 1st 7:30pm Soraya Great Hall
*all pieces composed and arranged by John Daversa except where noted B Band
Michael Mull, Director
You Think You're Funny
Strawberry Margarita
Do You Want to Know A Secret (Lennon/McCartney, arr. John Daversa)
Cheeks Your Mother
Woodwinds: Antonio Navarrete, Chris Panameno, Logan Gonzales, Eli Nania, Eric Cortez
Trumpets: Jeremy Davalos, Alex Dertavitian, Mauricio Castellanos, Ismael Lorzo Jr., Nolan Schultz
Trombones: David Farley, John Osterloh, Kevin Roman, Matteo Rivera
Guitar: Matthew Doneilo, Adrian Riachta
Bass: Myles Daly, Nigel Fregozo
Piano: Cameron Chavez, John Nuno
Drums: Osmar Barrios, Matthew Lombardi
Intermission
A Band
Tina Raymond, Director
All is One Good Day Sunshine (Lennon/McCartney, arr. John Daversa)
Junk Wagon
Moments of Reality
Don’t Jive the Hitman
Woodwinds: James Day, Finn Dunham, AJ Reyes, Kaela Seltzer, Taylor Bailey
Trumpets: Ryan Buchanan, Carlos Gonzalez Santiago, Ethan Lavenstein Bendall, Jordyn Brown, Mark Trejo
Trombones: John Osterloh, Kilan Thorns, Thomas Mooy, Riley Baker
Guitar: Fahem Erfan, Rob Moreno
Bass: Sophia Augustine, Ryan Embola
Piano: Lana Drincic, Elder Gindroz
Drums: Raul Rivera, Jonah Shin
John Daversa is a distinguished trumpet-player, composer, arranger, producer, bandleader and educator. He is a multiple Grammy Award winner and nominee and the recipient of many other awards including the Global Music Awards, IAMA Songwriting Award, City of Miami Beach “John Daversa Day”, and the Phillip Frost Award for Excellence in Teaching and Scholarship. In addition to his active career as a performer and recording artist he is currently Professor and Chair of Studio Music and Jazz at the University of Miami’s Frost School of Music. John Daversa is a Schilke Music Artist (trumpet) and a Burglund Artist (NuEVI ).
Special thanks to
CSUN Jazz Faculty: Tina Raymond, Gary Fukushima, Matthew Harris, Scott Whitfield, Michael Mull, Ido Meshulam, Howie Shear, Wayne Bergeron, Shai Golan, Benjamin Williams, David Robaire, Jamie Rosenn, Andrew Renfroe, Jason Harnell, Gene Coye, Erin Bentlage, Emeritus Gary Pratt, Emeritus Joel Leach.
CSUN Department of Music Faculty and Staff: John Roscigno, chair; Ric Alviso, Katherine Ramos Baker, Lorenz Gamma, Julia Heinen, Jeffry Izzo, Andrew Surmani, Liviu Marinescu, A.J. McCaffrey, Alexandra Monchick, Dmitry Rachmanov, Diane Roscetti, Lawrence Stoffel, Steven Thachuk, Hugo Vera, John Whitener, Kyle Simpson, Hilary Yip, Shawn Kolb, Tommie Norris, Phil Calvert, Vanessa Jimenez, Nicole Hovland, and Nita Sinaga
The CSUN Music Department is thankful for generous donations of support from the following individuals and foundations.
Planned Gifts
Linda S. Anderson
Sandra J. Bostrom Aguado and Donald E. Bostrom
Nancy Fierro
Deanna M. Gorman (dec.)
Sherry Lapides
Shigemi E. Matsumoto and Martin Stark
Carson E. Schreiber
Richard J. Wiegand (dec.)
$25k+
The Herb Alpert Foundation
The Colburn Foundation
Nancy Fierro
Michael Gintz
Sherry Lapides
Shigemi E. Matsumoto and Martin Stark
$10k-$24,999
Rising Star Music Fund
Kurt Weill Foundation for Music
The Ella Fitzgerald Charitable Foundation
Rosa Maria Belli
Synne Hansen Miller
David (dec.) and Gita Kronen
Joan Thompson
$5k-$9,999
Marilyn N. Hankins
$1k-$4,999
Linda Anderson
Aurelio De la Vega (dec.)
The Benny Golbin Foundation
Joe Goodman
Eden Miller
Michael Ryan and Kenneth Howard
Michael Sandler
David W. and Judith G. Scott Revocable Trust
Peter Rotter
$500-$999
Jonathan Braun
Jane Brockman
Brian Driscoll
Joseph Gardner
Diane Ketchie-Saar and Raymond Saar
Michael McClish