2011 Denton Arts & Jazz Festival

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Welcome to fun, Denton style

By Kit King For the Denton Record-Chronicle

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he last weekend in April is almost here, and anyone familiar with Denton knows what that means. For three days, cars crowd the downtown area, the population of the city almost doubles, and the sound of music can be heard throughout the blocks surrounding Quakertown Park.

The Denton Arts & Jazz Festival brings more than 200,000 visitors as well as toprated musicians, artists and craftsmen and women to town.

Begun in the early 1980s as Spring Fling — a small fair to raise money for the arts in Denton — the Denton Arts & Jazz Festival is the result of merger between Spring Fling and the Denton Jazz Fest, an event that pulled from the many musicians living and studying in Denton.

This year, the festival is dedicated to the man who established the University of North Texas and Denton as a birthplace for fine jazz musicians in the United States.

Leon Breeden, who died in August, led the jazz studies program at UNT from 1959 to 1981. He took the program to international prominence, and trained some of the leading jazz musicians performing today.

While the festive weekend offers something for everyone, its focus is Denton’s long and illustrious tradition as an incubator for musicians and artists.

Each year, the festival draws some of the country’s leading musicians, as well as offering a showcase for local performers.

In addition, artists and artisans from across the nation bring the fruits of their talent to the park.

True jazz buffs will gather in front of the Wells Fargo/ Budweiser Jazz Stage in

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Welcome the area behind City Hall. The coolest jazz, the brightest stars, will perform. Headliners begins with a tribute to Leon Breeden, featuring Tom “Bones� Malone, Lou Marini and Marvin Stamm. Saturday night, the Quebe Sisters Band plays at 7 p.m., and the Texas Tornados take the stage at 9 p.m. As always, Brave Combo wraps up the festival Sunday evening at 7 p.m.

The Budweiser Courtyard Stage, in front of Denton City Hall, will showcase regional groups such as Bonnie and Nick Norris, Rivers West, and Little Jack Melody and His Young Turks.

KNTU-FM sponsors the third professional stage, which is not a stage at all. The Roving River Stage is the base for musicians who roam the park making music. They’ll include groups such as the Chisholm Trail Cowboys, the Jazz Cats, Rhythm Tribe and Joe Tucker.

University of North Texas music students will perform on their own Showcase Stage in the northeast section of the park. Lab Bands, from the Nine O’clock to the One O’clock, will play on the Showcase Stage, along with UNT Jazz Singers, the UNT African Drumming and Dance group and the UNT Steel Drum Band.

The Denton RecordChronicle Festival Stage just north of the bridge continues to be a venue for school and community acts such as Frisco’s Stafford Middle School Spartans of Swing, the Denton High School Percussion Group and Coppell’s Austin Elementary School Marimba Band. A number of dance groups, such as Ballet de Force, Denton Swing Dance Organization and Dance Fusion 2, also perform on this stage.

Inside the Denton Senior Center, more student musicians take over the Denton

Benefit League Center Stage with bands, orchestras and choirs from many of the schools across Denton County.

They are joined by groups such as Young at Heart, Strictly Dixie and the Fiddle Rascals.

On the far north edge of the park, the Wells Fargo Celebration Stage features a mix of acts, including the North Central Texas College Jazz Band, the Lifeline Church Band, Mister Joe Trio, Polly Maynard, the 77th Army Band Jazz Combo and Bone Doggie.

As the bands play, guests at the Denton Arts & Jazz Festival can indulge in an array of foods representing countries from around the globe. They will find gyros from Greece, Thai noodles, German sausage, tamales and nachos, teriyaki chicken and, of course, good old American corn dogs. For dessert, there will be Belgian waffles, ice cream, funnel cakes and homemade cookies from

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Welcome browsers, who spend hours searching for a perfect painting, a spectacular sculpture or a captivating ceramic work.

Almost 200 artists and craftsmen and women will be showing and selling their wares in three different areas. Fine arts, once solely contained in the Civic Center, has spilled over into the outdoor area directly adjacent to the building. Shoppers can find paintings and drawings in every medium, along with sculpture in wood, metal and ceramic, art

glass, photography, fine pottery and jewelry. The crafts area is equally varied, with an array of hand-crafted items ranging from soaps to toys and clothing to clocks.

The Children’s Art Tent, sponsored by Target Stores and Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Denton, has been a feature of the festival for many years. Kids can discover their creativity through an array of media — sculpture and painting, mosaic and collage, airbrush and papier-mache. The Kid Zone gives kids a chance to play games, have their faces painted and watch balloon artists at work.

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Activities abound at festival for the younger set

By Kit King

Creating clay figures is one of many activities available for the younger set at the Denton Arts & Jazz Festival.

For the Denton Record-Chronicle

At the Denton Arts & Jazz Festival, the list of activities for the kids grows every year. The young ones can listen to and watch entertainers, but they have the most fun when they can take part in the performance.

Whether it’s making their own art in the Target Children’s Art Tent or making their own music in Steve Gryb’s Percussion Pettng Zoo, they’re sure to have a great time.

Magician Al Curlett, who’s a favorite with children, will once

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Activities For kids who want to try their hand at music, Steve Gryb’s Percussion Petting Zoo, gives them the opportunity to try out a huge selection of instruments, including such oddities as the “glockenfish,” a fish-shaped glockenspiel, and the “wrenchophone,” a xylophone with wrenches. It’s a hands-on experience.

Activities for youngsters include a variety of games, as well as a small Ferris wheel, a

rock-climbing experience, a bounce house and face painting.

Many of the children are performers as well as festival goers.

Bands, choirs and performers from schools in and around Denton will be showing off their talents on the Denton RecordChronicle Festival Stage, the Wells Fargo Celebration Stage, and inside the Denton Senior Center on the Denton Benefit League Center Stage.

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Denton Arts & Jazz Festival Behind the scenes

Festival takes teamwork, planning

By Kit King For the Denton Record-Chronicle

In the two and a half days of the Denton Arts & Jazz Festival, audiences can listen to professional performances involving more than 350 musicians.

The man who pulls this all together is Ray Hair, president of the American Federation of Musicians, a resident of North Texas and a University of North Texas music graduate.

He began outdoor shows in Denton in 1985 with the first Denton Jazz Fest, a Sundayonly show with a flatbed trailer for a stage.

“Jazz Fest grew out of a program called ‘Concerts on the Square,’ featuring primarily jazz groups from the school [UNT]. The man who ran the parks and recreation program suggested we do the Sunday show, and I got together with the city and the convention and

“We wanted to bring back the best of Denton.”

— Ray Hair

visitors bureau to put it on,” Hair explained.

Within six years, the Sunday afternoon event was drawing 10,000 people.

In the early ’90s, everything changed. Hair and Carol Short got together and merged the Jazz Fest with Spring Fling, a fundraising event for the Denton arts community, naming it the Denton Arts & Jazz Festival. They began bringing in big-name headliners and fine artists in various media, drawing even more to the festival.

“We brought in headliners that complemented with the

school and community produced,” Hair said. “We wanted to bring back the best of Denton. We pull from Denton, and bring in groups that have gone from Denton to work professionally.”

“Our organization pioneered the multi-stage outdoor venue, and, over the years, we’ve established relationships with every musician that appears.”

Hair and his production team begin work in January for the April event.

“We manage the logistics with the right kind of promptness, and now we’ve been doing it so long, everyone knows what to do,” he said.

While the local and regional groups are always cooperative, Hair admits some of the bigname headliners have requirements that can cause extra work — all in a year’s work.

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Ray Hair works all year long to create festival music lineup and works closely with Carol Short, executive director of the annual festival.

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Scenes “We’ve never really had a hassle with a musician,” he said.

In fact, when the PA system went out before Joshua Redmon’s concert one year, the performer went right ahead with his show.

“Everybody in the audience quieted down, and it turned into a great evening,” Hair said.

“We always want to bring in great programs, so the audience will go away and say, ‘That was a once-in-a-lifetime show.’”

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Glitter Rose Mario Cruz

Target Children’s Art Tent

Denton Record-Chronicle FESTIVAL STAGE

Wood Art Tent

Stages 30 & May 1, 2011 Food Booths

The Sean Giddings Quartet JR Byrd Band

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- 11 p.m.

Festival Foundation Beer & Wine ay 10Festival a.m.Foundation - 11 p.m.

Food ay 11Restrooms a.m. - 9 p.m.

UNT Zebras Keyboard UNT Mariachi Aguilas UNT Latin Jazz Lab

Bamboo Boat Band

Percussion Tent

Information/Souvenirs

Monitored Parking for:

UNT U-Tubes

Dan Canales Group Don McRay Racina

UNT Jazz Repertory Ensemble

Island Boogie Richmond Punch

9 O’Clock Lab Band 8 O’Clock Lab Band

Rhythm Tribe

7 O’Clock Lab Band

Razzmajazz Eric Bailey

6 O’Clock Lab Band 5 O’Clock Lab Band

Eric Scortia

Fingerprints Upallnight Blues Band

Joe Tucker Bonnie & Nick Norris

4 O’Clock Lab Band 3 O’Clock Lab Band

Chris Watson Band

and Culturally Diverse Music Entertainers, Vendors, Ice, First Aid niversity/School Performances Board/Top Hands & Crafts • Children’s Art Tent Artists mation & Game Booths Musicians usicians, Clowns & Jugglers Vendors/Artists/Performers rink and MUCH MORE!!!

Musicians/Entertainers 940) 565-0931 dentonjazzfest.com

Denton Benefit League Center Stage

2 O’Clock Lab Band Bubba Hernandez 1 O’Clock Lab Band

Beyond the Pale Chisholm Trail Cowboys

UNT Jazz Singers III UNT Jazz Singers II

Panhandlers Steel Drum Band

Jazzcats UNT Jazz Singers I

Joe Pat Hennen UNT Steel Drum Band & Guests Brian Houser

7 Stages of Continuous Music & Entertainment!

Friday 5 p.m.-11 p.m. • Saturday, 10 a.m.-11 p.m.

Sunday 11 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Joel Reese Saturday & Sunday

KID ZONE Activities and games for the young and the “young at heart.”

PERCUSSION “PETTING ZOO” with Steve Gryb

the Pied Piper of Percussion

Saturday & Sunday Exciting, Educational, and Entertaining interactive Percussion Party for all AGES!

CIVIC CENTER Denton County Art Education Association Student Art Show

Selby House

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Locust

Bell

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McKinney St.

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Hickory 3 Mulberry

Sycamore Eagle

Center for Visual Arts Bell & Mulberry

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UNT African Drumming & Dance

Al Curlett, Magician Saturday & Sunday

Courthouse Square 5

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Little Jack Melody & the Young Turks

QUAKERTOWN PARK

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Linda Atwell

TWU

Withers St.

Austin

UNT Jazz Vocalists: Bratcher, Hull, Lachey, Lane

I-35N to Okla.

TWU 6

Locust

Charley Lee

Carroll Blvd.

UNT L-5 Guitar Ensemble Tex Zimmerman

FREE ADMISSION! Sat. 10:00 am – 7:00 pm • Sun. 11:00 am – 6:00 pm The Children’s Art Tent gives our young people a creative outlet with many artistic projects.

Elm

Bard’s Crossing

TARGET CHILDREN’S ART TENT

Carroll Blvd.

UNT Super 400 Guitar

5:30 pm 6:00 pm 6:30 pm 7:00 pm 7:30 pm

Crownover Middle School Jazz Band Ryan High School Raider Jazz Band

Mister Joe Trio NCTC Jazz Band

Stephens Elementary Spotlights Providence Elementary Performers Immigrant Punk

First United Methodist Church Bands Stafford Middle School Spartans of Swing Turning Pointe Dance Studio Dance Fusion 2 McMath Middle School Tiger Jazz Band

11:30 am

Nelson Elementary Music Makers

1:45 pm 2:00 pm 2:30 pm 2:45 pm 3:00 pm 3:15 pm

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Calhoun Middle School Jazz Band

Denton High School Lab Band 2 Prosper High School Jazz Band

Music Academy

1:00 pm

Arts & Jazz Fest

Denton Benefit League CENTER STAGE

Guyer High School Jazz Band

10:30 am 11:00 am

12:15 pm 12:30 pm 12:45 pm

Wells Fargo CELEBRATION STAGE

Denton Community Band Jazz Ensemble

Cross Oaks Elementary Choir Evers Elementary Choir

Lake Dallas High School Jazz Ensemble

Sam Houston Elementary Singers Choir Ryan Elementary World Wranglers Woodrow Wilson Elementary All-Star Choir

Frisco Jazz Band Handbells at Strickland Middle School Denton High School Fillies Denton Childbloom Guitar Program Denton Dance Conservatory

Burton Tyler & The Lone Star Rage

Denton City Contemporary Ballet Foyil Music Studio

Denton High School Lab Band I

Dallas New Horizons Band

Ginnings Elementary Choir NCTC Jazz Combo Denton Bell Band

3:30 pm

Syncopated Ladies

4:00 pm 5:00 pm

Charis Music Studio Leil Nahar Mid-Eastern Dance Troupe

5:30 pm 6:00 pm 6:15 pm

Bella Vision & Friends

Leatherwood Polly Maynard

Accordian Fusion McNair Elementary Commander Choir

77th Army Band Jazz Combo

Pecan Creek Elementary Bear Tones Blanton Elementary Ars Orffeus

PS 150

Blanton Elementary Squire Choir Paloma Creek Elementary Choir

Upswing Band

6:30 pm 7:00 pm 7:15 pm

Denton High School Percussion Group

7:30 pm 8:00 pm

Bonduris Music School

The Fiddle Rascals

10:45 am 11:15 am 12:00 pm 12:30 pm 1:00 pm 1:45 pm 2:00 pm

Ballet de Force NCTC Dance Zaara Belly Dance Fusion House of Funk Theatre Company TWU International Dance Company Green Space Arts Collective Dance

2:30 pm 3:00 pm 4:00 pm

Austin Elementary Marimba Band Isis and the Star Dancers Denton Swing Dance Organization

4:30 pm 5:00 pm 6:00 pm 6:45 pm

Krum High School Jazz Band Sonlight Concert Band Joyful Noise Band

Bone Doggie Howard R Music and Friends Twisted Dixie Mike Miller and Friends

Young At Heart

Miss Polly and Her Tiny Big Band

Strictly Dixie

Vanessa Helvey The Tune Pilots

“Denton Rocks” Band Denton New Horizons Band

Lifeline Church Band Andrew Tinker & Company

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University Dr. / HWY 380

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Lico Reyes

Ryan High School Dance Department Ryan High School Strutters

12:00 pm

SATURDAY, APRIL 30

Yancey Stevens Trio

4:45 pm 5:05 pm 5:15 pm

8:00 pm 8:30 pm 9:15 am 9:30 am 10:00 am

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A Tribute to Leon Breeden: Marvn Stamm, Tom Malone & Lou Marini with The Official Texas Jazz Orchestra 10:00 am Pete Brewer Group 10:30 am 11:00 am 11:30 am Kelly Durbin Quartet 12:00 pm 1:00 pm Drew Phelps Large Ensemble 1:30 pm 2:00 pm 2:30 pm UNT Faculty Jazz Ensemble 3:00 pm 4:00 pm John Adams Group 4:30 pm 5:00 pm 5:30 pm Tom Braxton 6:00 pm 6:30 pm 7:00 pm Quebe Sisters Band 7:30 pm 8:00 pm 9:00 pm Texas Tornados 10:00 am Carolyn Lee Jones 10:30 am 11:00 am 11:30 am Jisun Choi Quartet 11:45 am 12:00 pm 12:30 pm 1:00 pm Fred Hamilton Group 1:30 pm 2:00 pm 2:30 pm 2 Tone 3:00 pm 3:30 pm 4:00 pm N’awlins Gumbo Kings 4:30 pm 4:45 pm 5:30 pm Naked Lunch 5:45 pm 6:00 pm 7:00 pm Brave Combo

Music & Entertainment TH Top Hands Headquarters

These roving musicians will begin their performances on the Roving River Stage and will perform at 2 other locations in the north park.

Andrada and Medina Not So Hot Klub

UNT One O’Clock Lab Band

SHOWCASE STAGE

to large crowds and for everyone’s &Due JAZZ FESTIVAL safety, please leave your pets at home.

FRIDAY, APRIL 29

ROVING RIVER STAGE

Univ. of North Texas

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SUNDAY, MAY 1

COURTYARD STAGE

KNTU Radio 88.1

LAB BAND MADNESS

SATURDAY, APRIL 30

FRIDAY, APRIL 29

JAZZ STAGE

2:30 pm 4:00 pm 5:00 pm 5:30pm 6:00 pm 7:00 pm 8:00 pm 9:00 pm

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Denton Arts & Jazz Festival - April 29, 30 & May 1

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H = public parking within walking distance Civic Center (321 E. McKinney) Wells Fargo Bank Lot (Corner of Austin & Mulberry) Center for Visual Arts Lot (Corner of Bell & Mulberry) Historical Park of Denton County (Corner of Carroll & Sycamore) Courthouse Square Texas Woman’s University

Quakertown Park • 321 E. McKinney, Denton, TX Directions: From I-35E, North or South, go East on Hwy. 380. Exit 469 to Bell Ave. Go South on Bell to Festival grounds on right in Quakertown Park.

A Litter Free Event

EVENT: Denton Arts & Jazz Festival ADMISSION: FREE ATTENDANCE: 200,000+ SITE: Quakertown Park (formerly Civic Center Park), 321 E. McKinney, Denton, TX 76201 MAILING ADDRESS: Denton Festival Foundation, P.O. Box 2104, Denton, TX 76202 DATE: Friday, April 29, 5pm-11pm; Saturday, April 30, 10am-11pm; Sunday, May 1, 11am-9pm PHONE: (940) 565-0931; FAX: (940) 566-7007; INTERNET: www.dentonjazzfest.com

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Top Hand volunteers are the backbone of the festival. This year, more volunteers are needed. Call 940-565-0931.

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Visitors to the Denton Arts & Jazz Festival see and hear the music and art, taste the food and see the fun spread across Quakertown Park for three days.

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Volunteers ing on the next year’s extravaganza.

Board members plan, raise money and put together the major elements of the festival.

They line up sponsors, many of whom have provided funding since the inception of the festival.

They work with the city of Denton staff, another vital element in putting together a successful event. And, they recruit volunteers for Top Hands.

Once festival weekend rolls around, this group of volunteers goes to work.

Wearing special badges, Top Hands serve food and drinks, sell T-shirts, man information booths and handle the numerous challenges that crop up.

These dedicated members are the foundation of a successful festival.

“If it weren’t for the volunteers and sponsors, we couldn’t have the festival and we certainly couldn’t have it free,” said Carrell Ann Simmons, chairwoman of the Top Hands committee. “They are critical.”

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Those interested in becoming a Top Hand can call the festival office at 940-5650931, or Simmons at 940-3678311.

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Get Your Smile Back

he Jazz Stage at the Denton Arts & Jazz Festival has seen some top-of-the-line talent — world-renowned musicians whose names are familiar to everyone.

And this year is no exception.

Beginning Friday with the Tribute to Leon Breeden, starring three of his former students — Tom “Bones” Malone, Lou Marini and Marvin Stamm — the festival includes three other outstanding headliners.

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“We love traveling and seeing new places. We’ve met some great friends on the road, and hearing so many different kinds of music really helps the band,” he said.

The group will tour through the summer, playing for both large and small audiences.

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“It’s our first time to play there, but we’ve heard for years about the quality entertainment, so we’re super excited about the opportunity,” said Joey McKenzie about the Quebe Sisters’ upcoming appearance at the festival Friday afternoon.

McKenzie, who, with his wife, owns McKenzies’ Music & Instructional Studio in Mansfield, began giving the Quebe sisters fiddle lessons more than 10 years ago The sisters — Grace, Sophia and Hulda — had been to a fiddle contest in Denton and wanted to learn. They were 7, 10 and 12 years old at the time.

They began competing, winning national championships at an early age.

The band, which includes McKenzie and Drew Phelps, both guitarists, was formed and began touring five years ago While the band has scheduled its third CD for later this year, the members love to tour, according to McKenzie.

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“We can play for 20 or 20,000, they’re both great,” he added. “We’re all passionate about music and love playing, so it doesn’t feel like a job to us.”

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The original Texas Tornados included Doug Sahm, Freddy Fender, Flaco Jimenez and Augie Meyers.

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Headliners Sahm said. So, they are playing familiar songs, most from the original band’s repertoire.

In its original incarnation, the band was described as a mix of “country, rhythm and blues, ballad singing, Texas rock and roll, and conjunto” — a type of music that mixes Mexican Norteño with German and Czechoslovakian polkas and waltzes.”

Shawn Sahm started the idea of reviving the sound two years ago on the 10th anniversary of his father’s death.

It started with an album that included an old demo of Doug Sahm, as well as the last recordings from Fender, who died in 2006.

The group has toured nationwide, with performances at Lincoln Center,

numerous music festivals and smaller venues.

“We can play a big place, and if the response isn’t there, it’s not as fun as playing a small place,” Sahm said. “It all depends on the crowd.”

Brave Combo As always, Brave Combo will close the festival Sunday night. It’s a concert that both band and audience look forward to with enthusiasm. “[It’s] a great festival that happens in a beautiful spot in an incredible town filled with great musicians,” said founding member Carl Finch.

“What we love about it, this is one of the times when we connect with the musically inclined high school kids. It’s a big Sunday blast, and what we want them to do is have space and time to enjoy it.”

A band that can’t be classified, Brave Combo plays everything from polka to pop, from classical to chacha.

“We hear things we like and work it into our music,” Finch said.

Always looking for new ventures, this year the band has a new CD, Kikiriki, that won a Pace Award from the Polka American Corp. and did an album with accordionist Guy Klucevsek.

They also scored a TV pilot, Taxi Dog. “It’s a kids’ show and it looks great,” Finch said. “It looks as if it might go.”

He feels the band’s Denton home has a lot to do with its success.

“Living in a town like Denton where we’re free to be ourselves, it’s great.

We’re grateful for the environment we live in. And we feel like we’ve been ambassadors for Denton.”

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Dance part of draw More than a dozen dance troupes will be performing on the Wells Fargo Celebration Stage during the Denton Arts & Jazz Festival — from tiny ballerinas to seductive Middle Eastern dancers.

Festivalgoers will see cutting-edge contemporary ballet, old-fashioned swing dancing, precision drill teams and tap

dancing. For the dancers, it’s a wonderful chance to perform.

Among the acts appearing at the festival are dance troupes from Green Space Arts Collective in Denton, Ballet de Force studio in Frisco, the Ryan High School Strutters, the Denton High School Fillies, Dance Fusion 2 and Denton Dance Conservatory.

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