CENTRUM presents
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PORT TOWNSEND
July 25-27, 2013
John Clayton, Artistic Director Cyrille AimĂŠe, vocalist
Complimentary Program Guide
Centrum staff and volunteers will provide free event-parking passes one hour before performances and Free Fridays at the Fort concerts. These passes are only valid within designated event parking areas.
Welcome At Centrum, creativity and learning are one. From exploring the roots of American blues or jazz, to the traditions of American fiddle music or our internationally acclaimed writers’ workshops-for forty years Centrum’s summer festivals have transformed the majestic, inspiring setting of Fort Worden State Park into a unique arts destination, the envy of regions many times our size. On behalf of the entire Centrum community of artists, I invite you to join us to discover a full array of main stage performances, nightclub events, vibrant readings, lectures, dances, and more in honor of Centrum’s 40th anniversary in 2013. We are particularly excited about this year’s Jazz Port Townsend and Acoustic Blues festivals, which flow from one to the other as seamlessly as day into night. Artistic Directors John Clayton (Jazz) and Daryl Davis (Acoustic Blues) have assembled the finest cast of teachers and performers for your enjoyment. I urge you to see and hear what Centrum has to offer both at Fort Worden during our main stage concerts as well as throughout downtown when our artists occupy nearly every restaurant and club in town. We gratefully present our programs in partnership with the Washington State Arts Commission, the Washington State Parks Commission and the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction. We thank you and the many donors and generous sponsors who support Centrum and its distinctive role in our community. Get closer to the arts this summer, and thank you for your continued support of Centrum! Sincerely yours,
Robert A. Birman Executive Director
Jazz Port Townsend Hello Jazz lovers. Welcome to our festival of jazz sounds. I continue to liken what we do to an amazing buffet. We’ve got a wide variety of jazz flavors for you to enjoy, and can promise you that we use only the highest quality ingredients. You’re going to hear a combination of the newest names in the jazz community, as well as some of the established heroes of our music. You’ll experience premieres of work written especially for you, and meet jazz artists who have never been to our cozy paradise. As you can tell, I am thrilled about our offerings for you, and I am so excited that you could join us. Your fan,
John Clayton
Artistic Director, Jazz Port Townsend
Free Concerts for Kids
Letter from the Mayor On behalf of the City of Port Townsend I want to welcome you to the 2013 edition of Centrum’s Jazz Port Townsend. This is the 40th year of Jazz at Centrum. I live a few blocks from here and I remember the McCurdy Pavilion when it was a ruined balloon hanger. Little did I know as I poked around its rusting beams in the early 80s that it would become one of the premier performance venues in the Pacific Northwest. But, as Jazz participants know, the campus at Fort Worden is much more than a place to hear wonderful music in a glorious natural setting. It’s a place to gather with other artist and colleagues for a transformative experience of education and inspiration. In this it reflects the culture of our entire community. We constantly strive to preserve, enhance and share the extraordinary gift of our history in this location in ways that will benefit visitors and residents alike. I hope you take the time to look around a bit and are able to discover some of the many other pleasures that keep us here and will bring you back. Regards,
Fort Worden Chapel-11 am
David King
Friday, August 2 Lightnin’ Wells and Jay Summerour
Mayor City of Port Townsend
Free Admission for All Centrum thanks the Congdon-Hanson Family for their support of youth programs
Free Fridays at the Fort Please join us for this lunchtime concerts series! These free performances take place from noon to 1 pm on the lawn of the Nora Porter Commons at Fort Worden State Park. Bring a blanket, or chairs, and a lunch!
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July 26 Jazz Workshop Participant Big Band
Monday-Friday, noon to 4 pm except performance days.
August 2: Acoustic Blues with George Rezendes, Dave Meis, and Jon Parry Sponsored by
Tickets are also available at the box office at McCurdy Pavilion beginning one hour prior to show time. Children under 18 are admitted free with advance reservation.
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Programs and artists subject to change.
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THURSDAY, JULY 25 JAZZ IN THE CLUBS Public House, American Legion, Maritime Center 8-11 pm; $25
FRIDAY, JULY 26 FRIDAY EVENING CONCERT McCurdy Pavilion 7:30 pm; $20/29/42 • Bria Skonberg Sextet • Anat Cohen Quartet
JAZZ IN THE CLUBS Public House, American Legion, Manresa Castle Restaurant, Rose Theatre, Khu Larb Thai, Key City Theater, Maritime Center 10 pm-1 am; $25
SATURDAY, JULY 27 SATURDAY AFTERNOON CONCERT
My first experience with Jazz Port Townsend was as an audience mem 1985. I remember thinking I had ber in never much fun playing music – any kind seen performers that good having so of music. I was hooked. I soon cam understand that it was precisely e to because these musicians were so good that they were able to have so much fun. The most gratifying thing about now being the program manage r of Jazz Port Townsend is continuing the tradition of bringing excellent perf ormers and teachers to our audiences and workshop participants. The perf ormances you will hear this weekend from our artist/faculty are the culminat ion of the Jazz Port Townsend workshop, a week of intensive study by over 230 aspiring professionals and serious amateur jazz musicians from across the cou ntry. They know what I realized back in 198 5: playing jazz is fun, and playing it well is a lot more fun. So they come here to get better by rubbing elbows and studying with 35 of the best jazz musicians and teachers you’ll find anywhere. Man y performers you’ll hear just outs ide the McCurdy Pavilion or in dow of the ntown clubs are workshop participants. Give a listen. You may hear them on the main stage sooner than you think. One of the most enjoyable things for me about Jazz Port Townsen d is presenting great jazz in two very different formats. There is nothing like the energy of 1,000 people in the McCurdy Pavilion all sharing the experience of wai ting breathlessly for the next note, or hearing a big band shake the rafters. But one of the things that makes Jazz Port Townsend so special is the performances in downtown club venues. This kind of close-up, intim ate setting is where jazz comes from – how it was originally played and liste ned to. This is where you’re clos e enough to see the sweat on a performer’s fore head or the way the musicians look at each other after a great solo. Jazz is America ’s outstanding musical gift to the world. I hope you’ll be able to experience both ways of listening to this great mus ic. No matter what you hear this wee kend, Artistic Director John Clay ton, all the performers and I thank you for being part of Jazz Port Townsen d. Playing jazz well really is fun, but playing jazz for people who truly appreciate it is the best experience of all.
Gregg Miller
SATURDAY, JULY 27 SATURDAY EVENING CONCERT McCurdy Pavilion 7:30 pm; $20/29/42 • Cyrille Aimée with Diego Figueiredo • The Anthony Wilson Nonet
JAZZ IN THE CLUBS Public House, American Legion, Manresa Castle Restaurant, Rose Theatre, Khu Larb Thai, Key City Theater, Maritime Center 10 pm-1 am ; $25
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DAN BALMER, GUITAR Dan Balmer has long been considered one of the finest guitarists, composers, and educators in the Northwest. In 2009, Dan became one of only five Oregonians to be honored with membership in both The Oregon Music Hall of Fame and the Jazz Society of the Oregon Hall of Fame. Dan has appeared on over 80 CDs, including eight of his own-which have received critical acclaim and international airplay. His music has been featured in movies and television shows both in the U.S. and overseas. GEORGE CABLES - PIANO
and Thelonious Monk.
Pianist George Cables has played with Art Blakey, Sonny Rollins, Dexter Gordon, Art Pepper, Joe Henderson, and many other legendary jazz musicians. His own records include the 1980 Cables’ Vision with Freddie Hubbard among others. In the 1980’s he worked in the project Bebop & Beyond, who recorded tribute albums to Dizzy Gillespie
He is currenty performing and recording as a soloist, with trio and larger ensembles, and as a clinician in college jazz programs. OBED CALVAIRE - DRUMS Obed Calvaire has performed with major jazz artists such as Wynton Marsalis, Danilo Perez, Bobby Watson, Mark Murphy, Stefon Harris, Josh Roseman, Eric Reed, Buster Williams and the Clayton Brothers Quintet. He has also performed with large ensembles such as the Village Vanguard Orchestra, the Mingus Big Band and the Bob Mintzer Big Band. From 2002-04, Mr. Calvaire was a member of the Steve Turre Sextet. Performing with Lizz Wright, he has participated in major jazz festivals such as the North Sea Jazz Festival at The Hague, the Vitoria Jazz Festival in Spain and the Festival International de Jazz de Montréal.
Program Manager for Jazz and Clas
McCurdy Pavilion 1:30 pm; $25/32/49 • The Clayton Brothers with Stefon Harris • René Marie and Sachal Vasandani • Centrum All-Star Big Band, directed by Clarence Acox: “Salute to Quincy Jones.”
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GERALD CLAYTON - PIANO CLARENCE ACOX - DRUMS
Clarence Acox Jr., a central figure in the Seattle music scene, has nurtured young musicians for the past 35 years as director of jazz bands at Garfield High School. He leads the renowned Garfield Jazz Ensemble, winning dozens of awards and making regular appearances at national and international venues. Garfield’s Jazz Ensemble has twice taken first place at New York’s Essentially Ellington National Jazz Band Competition and Festival - the country’s most prestigious high school jazz competition. CYRILLE AIMÉE - VOCALS Cyrille Aimée has proven herself to be an unstoppable, undeniable talent in the modern age of jazz. Internationally renowned and praised for her unparalleled abilities, Cyrille’s culturally rich background has supplied her with the driving force of Dominican rhythm and the irresistible swing of the French Gypsies. Taking these natural abilities with her across the world, she has done nothing short of receiving rave reviews and a loyal following in each country in which she sings.
Born in the Netherlands in 1984 and raised in Southern California, Gerald Clayton took his first piano lessons before age seven with the full support and encouragement of his father, the acclaimed jazz bassist, composer and bandleader, John Clayton. Over the course of eight years, with three albums as a leader, several studio projects as a sideman, and countless worldwide performances, Gerald has established himself as a leading figure in the up-andcoming generation of jazz artists who are fluent in the range of styles that make up today´s jazz lexicon. JEFF CLAYTON - ALTO Reed specialist Jeff Clayton is a versatile performer, bandleader, and studio musician whose diverse recording credits include work with Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson, Frank Sinatra, Madonna, and Earth, Wind, and Fire. Together with his brother John, he founded the Grammy-nominated Clayton Brothers in 1977, and later co-founded the Clayton-Hamilton Jazz orchestra-named by readers of Downbeat as the top big band in jazz. In addition, Jeff has performed with numerous artists including Lena Horne, Lionel Hampton, Dr. John, Ella Fitzgerald, and played in the Count Basie Orchestra while under the leadership of Thad Jones.
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DAWN CLEMENT - PIANO Pianist/Composer and vocalist Dawn Clement hails from Seattle, WA. A veteran of Jazz Port Townsend, Dawn is involved in several collaborations including the Jane Ira Bloom Quartet, Priester’s Cue with the legendary Julian Priester, the Seattle Pianist Collective, as well as her own trio. Dawn has performed with such notables as Nancy King, Ingrid Jensen, Hadley Caliman, John Clayton, Mercer Ellington, Mark Dresser, Jay Clayton and Pharaoh Sanders. Dawn has performed in some of the world’s most premier venues such as Carnegie Hall, Le Conservatoire Superieur, Paris, and Seattle’s Benaroya Hall, as well as numerous clubs (including Sweet Rhythm, Tonic, and Iridium), art museums, and theaters. ANAT COHEN - TENOR SAX AND CLARINET Clarinetist-saxophonist Anat Cohen has won hearts and minds the world over with her expressive virtuosity and delightful stage presence. Anat has been voted Clarinetist of the Year six years in a row by the Jazz Journalists Association, as well as 2012’s MultiReeds Player of the Year. That’s not to mention her topping of critics and readers polls in DownBeat magazine several years running. Anat has toured the world with her quartet, headlining at the Newport, Umbria, SF Jazz and North Sea jazz festivals as well as at such hallowed clubs as New York’s Village Vanguard. In September 2012, Anzic Records released her sixth album as a bandleader, Claroscuro.The album ranges from buoyant dances to darkly lyrical ballads, drawing inspiration from New Orleans, New York, Africa and Brazil. CHUCK DEARDORF BASS Chuck Deardorf has recorded and toured internationally with Bud Shank, Don Lanphere, George Cables, Kenny Barron, Winard Harper, and Larry Coryell. As the first call bassist in Seattle, Chuck has performed with Chet Baker, Zoot Sims, Art Farmer, Howard Roberts, Monty Alexander, Kenny Burrell, Marian McPartland, Mel Lewis, Pete Christlieb, Joe Williams, Kenny Werner, Carl Fontana, Joe LaBarbara, and Tal Farlow.
CHUCK EASTON Chuck is a graduate of the Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA where the guitar was his primary instrument. He is also accomplished on the bass, alto saxophone, flute, trombone and piano. Chuck writes and arranges music and dabbles with the Eb tuba. Chuck lives in Chimicum, WA with his wife Autumn Scott. DIEGO FIGUEIREDO GUITAR Diego Figueiredo is considered one of the most talented guitar players in the world today. He is the winner of several important competitions including the Montreux Jazz Competition and the VISA Prize. Diego has released over nineteen albums to date, three DVD’s, and several instructional books. His music is a fusion between jazz, bossa nova and classical. His unique interpretations, along with his phenomenal technique and emotion, has created an explosion of adoring fans and concert goers. Diego has performed in over forty countries around the world. WYCLIFFE GORDON TROMBONE Musical ambassador and interpreter of America’s music, Wycliffe Gordon has an unmatched modern mastery of the trombone. His exceptional technique and signature sound have solidified his place in musical history as one of the top instrumentalists of his generation. Wycliffe has been named “Best in Trombone” by the Downbeat Critics Poll for 2012 and Jazz Journalists Association named him “Trombonist of the Year” again this year in 2012 as well as previous years 2001, 2002, 2006, 2007, 2008, and 2011. He is a past recipient of the ASCAP Foundation Vanguard Award, among others. RANDY HALBERSTADT PIANO A pianist, arranger, composer, lyricist, and author, Randy Halberstadt has enjoyed an international performing career, having played and/ or recorded with Mimi Fox, Ray Drummond, Jay Clayton, Terry Gibbs, Buddy DeFranco, Herb Ellis, Mel Brown, Nancy Kelly, Houston Person, Sheila Jordan, Ernestine Anderson, Jackie Ryan, Marlena Shaw, Jiggs Wigham and John Stowell. His recordings include Inner Voice, Clockwork, Parallel Tracks, and Flash Point. Randy makes his home in the Pacific Northwest and has taught for many years at Seattle’s prestigious Cornish College of the Arts.
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JON HAMAR - BASS Jon Hamar is a versatile artist who’s ability to find a tasteful, unique voice in any musical situation has made him a staple in the Northwest music scene. Hamar’s friendly nature, sense of humor and work ethic has kept him busy as a freelance bassist in multiple performance genres.Jon graduated from the Eastman School of Music with a Master’s degree in Jazz and Contemporary Media, studying with Jeffrey Campbell, James Vandermark, Harold Danko, Clay Jenkins, Raymond Ricker and Fred Sturm. JEFF HAMILTON - DRUMS Originality is what versatile drummer Jeff Hamilton brings to the groups he performs with, and is one of the reasons why he is constantly in demand, whether he is recording or performing with his trio, the Clayton Brothers or co-leading the Clayton/Hamilton Jazz Orchestra. In addition to his many recordings with Ray Brown, Jeff has been on nearly 200 recordings with artists such as Natalie Cole, Diana Krall, Milt Jackson, Rosemary Clooney, Barbara Streisand, Mel Torme, John Pizzarelli, Benny Carter, Lalo Schifrin, George Shearing, Dr. John, Clark Terry, Gene Harris, Toshiko Akioshi, Scott Hamilton, Harry “Sweets” Edison, Keely Smith, and Bill Holman. STEFON HARRIS VIBES, ARRANGING Stefon Harris was described in 1999 by the Los Angeles Times as “one of the most important young artists in jazz who is at the forefront of new New York music” and “much in demand as a star sideman”. Harris has played with several jazz luminaries including Kenny Barron, Steve Turre, Kurt Elling, and Charlie Hunter, in addition to releasing several of his own critically celebrated albums. His latest release, Urbanus, is his 7th CD as a leader, which also marks his Concord Records debut. Urbanus picks up where 2004_s Evolution (Blue Note) left off and features Blackout, his scintillating ensemble that’s as versed in modern jazz as it is with rhythms, melodies and soundscapes associated with R&B, pop, hip-hop and funk. GARY HOBBS - DRUMS Gary Hobbs is a native of the Pacific Northwest and lives in Vancouver, WA. He appears on over 50 recordings. Gary played with The Stan Kenton Orchestra from 1975 through 1977, and through the years has performed with Randy Brecker, Pete Christlieb, Greta Matassa, Anita O’Day, Suzanna McKorkle,
Dan Siegel, Glen Moore, The New York Voices, Eddie Harris and many others. Gary has performed at scores of festivals and clubs all over the world, including Carnegie Hall, the Royal Festival Hall, Tivoli Garden, Kennedy Center, and Wolf Trap. JOE LA BARBERA DRUMS Born in Mt. Morris, New York, Joe’s first musical experiences began at home as part of the family band with his parents and two older brothers, saxophonist Pat and trumpeter and arranger/ composer John La Barbera. After Berklee and two years with the U.S. Army band at Fort Dix, New Jersey, Joe began his professional career with Woody Herman and the Thundering Herd, and then moved onto The Chuck Mangione Quartet. In 1978 Joe was asked to join Bill Evans in what was to become a landmark trio. Joe has also played with singer Tony Bennett. KELBY MACNAYR DRUMS Percussionist, composer, music director and band leader Kelby MacNayr performs jazz, classical, and new music, and has collaborated with many acclaimed artists including Anne Schaefer, pop group Elephant Island, N.Y. pianist Misha Piatigorsky, composer and pianist Marianne Trudel, Christine Jensen, Chuck Deardorf, Ian McDougall, Chet Doxas and many others. Kelby is currently the Artistic Director for the Art of the Trio Series, and is a member of the Marc Atkinson Quartet, the Marianne Trudel Quintet, and Misha Piatigorsky’s Canadian trio. RENÉ MARIE - VOICE Returning to Centrum after an acclaimed debut in 2010, René Marie’s story is the story of music’s power to sustain and transform. Her career catapulted after leaving her husband of 23 years when he gave the ultimatum to either quit singing or to leave the house. From her début release in 2001 onward, René has proven herself to be one of the most daring vocalists around. She attracted much notice for her powerful rendition of “Strange Fruit,” which was paired with the unlikely “Dixie” featured on her 2001 release “Vertigo.” On her 2003 album, “Live at Jazz Standard,” she delivered a soaring a cappella version of Maurice Ravel’s “Bolero” to open Leonard Cohen’s “Suzanne.”
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JOE SANDERS Joe Sanders has made a name for himself through his versatility, dedication, and steady pulse. He is without doubt, one of the most sought-after young bass players of his generation. He has played, recorded, and toured with many great musicians, including but not limited to; Ravi Coltrane, Herbie Hancock, Jimmy Heath, Wayne Shorter, Dave Brubeck, Mulgrew Miller, Geri Allen, Jeff “Tain” Watts, Karriem Riggins, Nicholas Payton, Roy Hargrove, Gerald Clayton, Geoffery Kezzer, Lionel Loueke, Aaron Parks, Chris Potter, Ambrose Akinmusire, Christian Scott, and Taylor Eigsti. BRIA SKONBERG TRUMPET At age 25, jazz trumpeter and vocalist Bria Skonberg has been performing on stage for over 20 years. Originally from Chilliwack, she now resides in Vancouver, BC, where she has completed a Degree in Jazz Performance from Capilano University. Since getting into jazz ten years ago she has been featured as a bandleader and guest artist all over North America, Europe, China and Japan. In July of 2009 she was one of four performers in a Young Artists’ Showcase at the Jazz a Juan Festival in Antibes, France. She has been the recipient of the CBC Jazz Award of Merit and the Kobe Jazz Street Friendship Award. GARY SMULYAN BARI SAX Gary Smulyan attended SUNY-Postsdam and Hofstra University before he joined Woody Herman’s Young Thundering Herd in 1978. In 1980, he became part of the Mel Lewis Jazz Orchestra, then under the direction of Bob Brookmeyer. Smulyan also found work with other important large ensembles including the Mingus Epitaph band, and the Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra. Smulyan has shared the stage and the recording studio with trumpeters Freddie Hubbard and Dizzy Gillespie, saxophonist Stan Getz, pianist Chick Corea, timbales king Tito Puente, and R&B/blues and soul icons Ray Charles, B.B. King and Diana Ross. TERELL STAFFORD TRUMPET Terell Stafford picked up his first trumpet at the age of thirteen, and even though he was drawn to jazz, initially studied classical music. While pursuing a music education degree at the University of Maryland, Stafford played with the school’s jazz band. Since the mid-1990’s Stafford has performed with groups
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such as Benny Golson’s Sextet, McCoy Tyner’s Sextet, the Kenny Barron Sextet, the Jimmy Heath Big Band, and the Jon Faddis Orchestra. CHRIS SYMER Bassist Chris Symer was well established in the LA jazz scene before moving to the northwest nine years ago. He’s since become one of Seattle’s top tier bass players, highly regarded for his versatile and sensitive musicianship. Chris has recorded, performed and toured with many of the world’s leading jazz musicians including Tierney Sutton, Ramsey Lewis, Roger Kellaway, Robben Ford and Bennie Maupin. JAY THOMAS - TRUMPET Jay Thomas is a versatile multi-instrumentalist, and can be heard on over 60 recordings that run the gamut from hip-hop to acid-jazz, rock, Latin, and big band. Jay has appeared in concert with Mel Lewis, John Clayton and Jeff Hamilton, Maria Schneider, Bill Holman, Bob Florence and Frank Wess. He has played festivals at Wolf Trap with Red Rodney and Ira Sullivan, the Aspen Jazz Festival with Herb Ellis, Jake Hanna and Mel Ryne, the duMaurier Jazz Festival with Chuck Israels Trio and with the Jay Thomas Quartet. BYRON VANNOY - DRUMS Byron Vannoy has become one of the first call drummers in Seattle’s Jazz and creative music scenes. He has studied with Ian Froman, Mark Ivester, Bob Moses, and Joe LaBarbera and holds an Associate Certificate in Professional Music from Berklee College of Music, a Bachelor of Music degree in Jazz Performance from Cornish College of the Arts as well as a Master of Fine Arts degree in Jazz and African American Music Performance from the California Institute of the Arts. SACHAL VASANDANI VOCALS A graduate of the University of Michigan, Sachal Vasandani has released three albums on Mack Avenue Records, Eyes Wide Open in 2007, We Move in 2009, and Hi-Fly in 2011. The Chicagoborn artist attracted attention when he was named DownBeat magazine’s Collegiate Jazz Vocalist of the Year in 1999. He has worked with the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis. His debut recording, Eyes Wide Open, lead to tours and opening for artists such as jazz trumpeter Chris Botti and pop singer Joan Osborne. Vasandani’s second album, 2009_s We Move, was chosen as a New York Times Critic’s Pick.
ERIC VERLINDE - PIANO Pianist Eric Verlinde has excited audiences worldwide with his energetic and passionate performances. He has played with Arturo Sandoval, Randy Brecker, Eric Alexander, Terell Stafford, Mark Murphy, Luis Conte, Thelma Huston, Francine Reed, Kelley Gray, Don Lamphere, Jay Thomas, Buddy Cattlet, Greta Matassa, and Luis Peralta. Eric is in high demand and is constantly performing, refining his sound and creating new music. His different groups create music that is pure, creative, spontaneous, superbly structured and melodic. LAURA WELLAND BASS Bassist Laura Welland has played with Jay Thomas, Hadley Caliman, Julian Priester, Dawn Clement and other Seattle jazz greats. She has studied under Chuck Deardorf, John Clayton and the late Ray Brown. Welland received her music degree from Cornish College of the Arts and was a “runner-up bass” player at the international Sisters in Jazz Competition. She has been praised for her swinging time, facile sightreading, and simpatico stage presence. Her albums include, Love is Never out of Season (2004) and Dissertation on the State of Bliss, both produced by her friend and mentor, John Clayton. JIGGS WHIGHAM TROMBONE Jiggs Whigham first came to the attention of critics and fans at age 17 as featured soloist and first trombonist with the Glenn Miller Orchestra, directed by Ray McKinley. In 1979 he was named Professor and Head of the Jazz Department at Cologne University College of Music. From 1995-2000 he was chief conductor and artistic director of the Berlin Radio Orchestra.
Jazz Orchestra. He has toured the world over the last twenty years, collaborating with legendary performers such as Dianne Reeves, Mulgrew Miller, Diana Krall, Terence Blanchard, Kathleen Battle, Cyrus Chestnut, Gerald Wilson, Carl Allen, Hank Jones, Marian McPartland, Johnny O’Neal, Kenny Burrell, Bob James, and Benny Golson. ANTHONY WILSON GUITAR, ARRANGING Anthony Wilson counts Duke Ellington, Gil Evans, Wes Montgomery, and T-Bone Walker among his influences. His first album was nominated for a Grammy and his second, Goat Hill Junket (1998), also garnered notice. Subsequent recordings by his nine-piece band are Adult Themes (MAMA, 1999) and Power of Nine (Groove Note, 2006). Diana Krall and mandolinist Eva Scow appear on the latter. He has also recorded two trio albums with Hammond organist Joe Bagg and drummer Mark Ferber: Our Gang in 2001 and Savivity in 2005 (both on Groove Note). In 2009 he recorded an album (again for Groove Note) of trio music with Larry Goldings on Hammond organ, and alternating drummers Jim Keltner and Jeff Hamilton.
MATT WILSON DRUMS Matt Wilson leads the Matt Wilson Quartet, Arts and Crafts, Christmas Tree-O and the Carl Sandburg Project. Matt is an integral part of bands led by Joe Lovano, John Scofield, Charlie Haden, Lee Konitz, Bob Stewart, Denny Zeitlin, Ron Miles, Marty Ehrlich, Ted Nash, Jane Ira Bloom and Dena DeRose among others. He has performed with many legends of music including Herbie Hancock, Dewey Redman, Andrew Hill, Bobby Hutcherson, Elvis Costello, Cedar Walton, Kenny Barron, John Zorn, Marshall Allen, Wynton Marsalis, Michael Brecker, Pat Metheny, Bill Frisell and Hank Jones. Wilson has appeared on 250 CDs as a sideman and has released 9 as a leader for Palmetto Records as well as co-leading 5 additional releases.
He is currently a soloist and clinician worldwide, conductor of the BBC Big Band in Great Britain, artistic director of the Berlin Jazz Orchestra and visiting Professor at the Guildhall School of Music And Drama in London. RODNEY WHITAKER - BASS Detroit native Rodney Whitaker grew up in the city soaking in the sounds of both jazz and classical music and performing and studying with the finest musicians in the city-including trumpeter Marcus Belgrave and Detroit Symphony Orchestra Principal Bassist Robert Gladstone. Whitaker went on to seven-year tenure as bassist with the Wynton Marsalis Sextet and the Lincoln Center
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CLUB LINEUP
The popular Jazz in the Clubs series features intimate performances in clubs and venues throughout Port Townsend. Your nightly Club Pass grants you access to all Jazz in the Clubs venues each night. Please note: A very limited number of tickets are available for Thursday night. Will-Call pickup for passes is available 90 minutes prior to show time at The American Legion, 220 Monroe Street.
THURSDAY, JULY 25 • JAZZ IN THE CLUBS 8-11 pm; $25
American Legion (all-ages welcome)
• René Marie, vocal • Dawn Clement, piano • Chuck Deardorf, bass • Joe LaBarbera, drums
Public House • Bria Skonberg, trumpet • Jeff Clayton, alto • Anat Cohen, clarinet • Wycliffe Gordon, trombone • Anthony Wilson, guitar • Gerald Clayton, piano • Rodney Whitaker, bass • Matt Wilson, drums
Northwest Maritime Center (all-ages welcome) • Workshop participant combos
Manresa Castle Restaurant
• George Cables, piano • Laura Welland/John Clayton, bass • Joe LaBarbera, drums
• Sachal Vasandani, vocal • Diego Figueiredo, guitar • Anthony Wilson, guitar • Eric Verlinde, piano • Jon Hamar, bass • Matt Wilson, drums
(all-ages welcome)
Public House • Stefon Harris, mallets • Jeff Clayton, alto • Terell Stafford, trumpet • Gerald Clayton, piano • Joe Sanders, bass • Obed Calvaire, drums
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Rose Theatre
Khu Larb Thai Dave Peck Trio • Dave Peck, piano • Jeff Johnson, bass • Byron Vannoy, drums
Key City Theater (all-ages venue) • Workshop participant vocalists
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(all-ages venue) • Vern Sielert, trumpet • Gary Smulyan, bari • Jay Thomas, tenor • Randy Porter, piano • Dave Captein, bass • Gary Hobbs, drums
American Legion • George Cables, piano • Chuck Deardorf, bass • Gary Hobbs, drums
FRIDAY, JULY 26 • JAZZ IN THE CLUBS 10 pm-1 am; $25 American Legion
SATURDAY, JULY 27 JAZZ IN THE CLUBS 10 pm-1 am ; $25
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• Vern Sielert, trumpet • Dan Marcus, trombone • Travis Ranney, tenor • Bill Ramsay, alto • Randy Halberstadt, piano • Dave Captein, bass • Julian McDonough, drums
Manresa Castle Restaurant • René Marie, vocal • Randy Porter, piano • Rodney Whitaker, bass • Obed Calvaire, drums
Rose Theatre (all-ages venue)
• Thomas Marriott, trumpet • Jay Thomas, tenor • Mark Taylor, alto • David Marriott, Jr., trombone • John Hansen, piano • Chris Symer, bass • Kelly MacNayr, drums
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Dave Peck Trio • Dave Peck, piano • Jeff Johnson, bass • Joe LaBarbera, drums
Key City Theater 1. The Public House 1038 Water Street 2. American Legion 220 Monroe Street 3. NW Maritime Center 431 Water Street 4. Manresa Castle Restaurant
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5. The Rose Theatre 235 Taylor Street 6. Khu Larb Thai 226 Adams Street 7. Key City Public Theatre 419 Washington Street
(all-ages venue) • Workshop participant vocalists
Northwest Maritime Center
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