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Producer: Lionel Hampton, assisted by Bill Titone8:00 p.m. concerts

Partially funded by the National Endowment for the Arts

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AcknowledgementsRobert Miller, Director, Lionel Hampton School of MusicDaniel Bukvich, Director of lazzcnôirsRobert McCurdy, Director of lazz BandsRobert Spevacek, Director of BandsAlan Gemberling, Assistant Director of lazzBandsBrenda Cain, Lionel HamptonSchool of Music SecretaryLinda Boyd, Lionel Hampton fthool of Music SecretaryEverett Story, piano technicianRichard D. Gibb, President, University of ldahoThomas O. Bell, Academic Vice President, University of Idaho|oseph Geiger, Financial Vice President, University of IdahoFlip Kleffner, Vice President for University Relations/DevelopmentGalen O. Rowe, Dean, College of Letters and ScienceDoyle Anderegg, Assistant Dean, College of Letters and ScienceDean Vettrus and the office staff of the SUBRick Bouillon and the ASTII Kibbie Dome StaffDan Schoenberg, Physical PlantThe Alumni AssociationM.E.N.C. for student help | 'The S.A.L and Dorothy Barnes (advisoi) for student helpMoscow High School and |unior High School for student helpCathy May, Dwina Howey, Dana Richardson, Pam Kernirç foyce Nouwens, and Iodi JuddDelta AirlinesTKO CommunicationsPepsi-Cgla Bottling of Lewiston for beverages for guest artistsArby's fot' sponsoring ticket stockWallace Office SupplyAspen Sound, Palouse Empire MallThelazz Festival Steering Committee: Gary Scott, Gael Scott, Rose Neely, Dean Vettrus, Kim Stoltz,Tim Kendall, Donna Kendall, Robert Zacha, Michael |uditþ Charles Suttory Robert Miller.University Inn Best Western for 11 complimentary rooms for judges and Lionel Hampton's BandCavanaugh's for 9 complimentary roonìs for judges and Lionel Hampton's BandMark IV for 4 complimentary roomsSuper 8 Motel,3 complimentary roomsHillcrest Motel, 2 complimentary roomsRoyal Motor Inn, L complimentary roomQuality Inn-Paradise Creek, Pullman, 3 complimentary roomsThunderbird, Pullmary 2 complimentary roomsU-Haul for the use of 1 truckLewiston RV Center for 3 motor homesChipman and Taylor for 2 carsZimmer Motor, supplying the "official car for Lionel Hampton," and 1 carWally Orvik for 2 carsCopeland Ford for 2 carsNeill Motors for 2 carsEsselburn Toyota for 2 carsLewis and Clark Motors, Lewiston, 2 cars

Kawai America, Wednesday reception

A SALUTE TO tIONEt HAMPTONThe Twenty-Second Annual Lionel Hampton-Chevron

TAZZ FESTIVAL

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, !989SPECIAL PERFORMANCE: DON LANPHERE, saxophone, with the University of ldaholazz Band I, Robert

McCurd¡ Director. SUB Ballroom, 3:00 pm. Don Lanphere appears courtesy bf Keeney Brothers Band InstrumentCenter and Leblanc Corporation.

SPECIAL PERFORMANCE: Air Force Band of the Pacific Northwest Jazz Ensemble "A TOUCH OF BLUE.' SUBBallroom,4:30 pm.

OPEMNG MGHT CONCERT-WYNTON MARSALIS AND CARMEN McRAE SALUTE TO LIONEL HAMPTON.Kibbie Dome,8:00 P.M.

WYNTON MARSALI9 trumpet;CARMENMcRAE, vocals; ERIC GUNNISON, piano; RAYBROWNTRIO withRAY BROWN, bass; GENE HARRI$ piano; |EFF HAMILTON drums. Also featuring the LIONEL HAMPTON TROM-

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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1989VOCALJAZZ ENSEMBLE CONCERT, Kibbie Dome,5:00 P.M.

University of ldahoJazz Choir, Daniel BukvictU Director, guest artist RON MCCROB! fazz Whistler.Class AAA Yocallazz Ensemble

Middle School Yæallazz EnsembleClass A Yocallazz Ensemble

]unior High Yocallazz EnsembleClass Non-mixed Vocal |azz Ensemble

Class AA Voøllazz EnsembleClass AAAA Yocal[azz Ensemble

ALL STAR SALUTE TO LIONEL HAMPTON. Kibbie Dome,8:00 P.M. featuring:LIONEL HAMPTON, vibes; STAN GETZ, saxophone; DOC CHEATHAM, trumpet; KENNY BURRELL, guitar;

RAY BROWN TRIO with RAY BROWN bass; GENE HARRIS, piano; JEFF HAMILTON drums. Special Guðsts:SOVIET J AZZDUO-LEMBIT SAARSALU, saxophone; and LEONID VINTSKEVICH, piino.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1989SPECIAL PERFORMANCE: Air Force Band of the Pacific Northwest |azz Ensemble 'A TOUCH OF BLUE.' SUB

Ballroom,3:40 pm.INSTRLJMENT AL I AZZENSEMBLE CONCERT, Kibbie Dome, S:00 p.M.

University of ldahoJazz Band I, Robert McCurdy, Director, with guest artist ROB MCCONNELI, trombone.Class B InstrumentalJazz Ensemble

Class AAA Instrumental Jazz EnsembleClass A InstrumentalJazz l¡ssmþls

Middle School Instrumental Jazz Ensemblefunior High Instrumental Jazz Ensemble

Class AA InstrumentalJazz EnsembleClass AAAA Instrumental Jazz Ensemble

GIANTS OF IATZ SALUTE LIONEL HAMPTON. Kibbie Dome, 8:00 P.M. LIONEL HAMPTON and theLIONEL HAMPTON ORCHESTRA, PHYLLIS FmvIAN with the RAY BROWN TRIO and special 6IANTS OFIAZZincluding AL GREY, troT!g1". Special Guests: SOVIEI IAZZDUGLEMBIT SAARSALU, saxophone; and LEOMD

VINTSKEVICH, piano. Also featuring the LIONEL HAMPTON TROMBONE FACTORy.

- Winning perfgrminggroups were choeen from competition during the day. These groups were þdged on balance, intonation,phrasin8, dynamics, tempo, interpretatioo prer{si9n, jazz exciteurent, f¡es'h ideaíana profaniring. fåOþo"p was chosen as being' the best ensemble in its size classification.Please remember that NOflash cameras, recording devices, or video recording equipmmt will be allowed in the Kibbie Dome,

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LIONET HAMPTON SCHOOL OFMUSICI^ZZ ENSEMBLESlazz Band, 1 - Robert McCurdy, Director

SaxophonesDan Carlson +Brad HoweyMike KerninStefani PittsCarmel McCurdy +

SaxophonesCraig LandronBrian McMackinJeff TeradaLacie HedahlSheila KeeganJoy Foster

SaxophonesDon RobertsonDoug KrumpelmanJulie ThrockmortonDerekThomasGene Willet

SopranoAmy AlsopCathleen Barclay *

Julie BoydMichelle Dyke *Susan ChinGinny FischerAnnette FreemanRonda GoinJodiJudd *DorothyfuolaShannon KrasseltMel LindsayCa¡ol PoarchLaurie Simer *Pam Stahla Kernin *Tammy Storjohann *

Dave AdamsCaroþ ChaseScott ChristensenPete Crawford +

TnrmpetsNikki CrathorneBrad BogarIan RobertsGuy Hopkins

TrumpetsNikki CrathorneKyle PrescottLau¡ie SimerDoug RichardsTammyStorjohann

lazzBand,2 - Robert McCurdy, DirectorTrumpetsTerry EvansRoger EvansKelly ShieldsSkip Sperry

TrombonesTom Rankin +Joyce NouwensTony RizzoDerick larson

TrombonesLoren HaeferPaul MeehanAmyStillman|eff DrakeDave AdamsGeorge Larsen

lazz Choirs 1 and 2 - Dan Bukvich, Director

TrombonesPete Crawford +Ed UlmanRich ReesBill Foster +

RhythmJon Anderson, PianoKim Lutz, guitarShelly Manchester, bass

Joe Covill, drums

Rhythmfeff Campbell, pianoAndy Wells, guitarBryce Quarve, bassTony Inham, drumsJoe Gostnell, drums

RhythntLaDene Edwards, pianoMorgan Hruska, guitarMatt Gerhardt, bassJoel Pals, drumsBrian Hobson, vibes

Joel PalsStanton WalkerGene WilletDaniel Wordell *

RhythmRay Barker, guitarNikki Crathorne,bassfoe Covill, drums

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Robert Spevacek ++Deanna SwobodaEd UlmanCharles Wiese

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President's Message for lazz Festivall'g9gThe program for the twenty-second annual Lionel Hampton/Chewon lazzFestlal is truly outstand-

ing. This yea/s celebrity performers are among the greats in the iazz world. Of course, our own LionelHampton will again be ioining us with his big band.

The 1988{9 school year is a great one for the University of Idaho. On }anuary 30, we marked our 100thbirthday. Music has always been an important part of our long tradition.

Enþy the performances. "America's Music" is enjoyinggreat popularity. The Lionel Hampton Schoolof Music at the University of Idaho is proud to be part of our musical heritage. By participating in this yea/sfestival you become part of that heritage.

Best wishes to all participants, teachers, and to those who have worked so hard to produce this year'sextravaganza. We are looking forward to a fantastic Festival'89.

Sincerely,

Richard D. GibbPræidutt

From the Dean:It is entirely appropriate that this year's Lionel Hampton/Chewonlazz Festival should be the best

ever, because we are celebrating the university's one-hundredth birthday and because music ranks as one ofthe greatest of the University of Idaho's traditions. Our musical traditiory moreover, has always emphasizedlots of participation and spontaneity-two important characteristi cs of jazz. It is a thrill to see how theinterest in music at UI has grown from the days of pick-up groups and songfests to these days, when we arejoined by the stellar greats ollazz and when our School of Music proudly bears the name of Lionel Hamp-ton. We especially welcome the many high school musicians, whô have come to perform their music, andwe hope that you will give serious thought to returning, as UI students, to become a part of the great UImusical tradition.

GalenO. RoweDeøn, College of Letters and Science

lazzBand 3 - Alan Gemberling, DirectorAssistant Directors: Pete Crawford and Bill Foster

Becki TaylorJennifer TurrellMonique WeiselBecki Young

AltoJill Anderson *

fanet BruceAnita BurdenAudra CallisonLaDene Edwards *Sr¡zanne EversJ. Michelle FaucherMichelle GrimmettDenice HolsclawAlicia JohannEmily Kethler *

Jeff DrakeBill Foster +Alan Gemberling ++Loren Haefer

Erica KludtTamie Kornoely *Melinda Newhousefennifer PrestwichLisa Steckel *Lodi SuttonLaurel Tangen-Foster +DebbieTrimmell *Corine WiseAngieYoung

TenorJon Anderson *David Bobeck*fon Brownell *Kelly Caldwell *Don Curtis *

Shawn HausermanGeorge LarsenDerick larsonPaul MeehanDave Murphy

Erik GullicksonRick HarrisMike KerninShawn McFa¡landRussel MilesBlane Petersonf)on Satterfield *Dave Wascher

BassBrian Blakeleyfeff CampbellTerry Evans *Mike KohntoPP *Scott Larkin *Hal Logan * +Kim Lutz *

Rich ReesTony RizzoTom Rankin +fohn Schlaefer

The Lionel Hampton Trombone FactoryAlan Gemberling and Daniel Bukvich, Directors

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Lionel Hamptorç vibes

SaxophonesDavid Bixler

Andrew BoiarskyScott RobinsonSteve Wilson

James Mramor

TrumpetsRobert Rutledge

Christopher AlbertAlbert Bryant

Ron Fox

Rhythmfimmy Ford, drums

Raymond Gallon, pianoDavid Hamperian, bass

Gabriel Machado, percussion

Bill Titone, ManagerBill Bergac, Road Manager

Charlie Mack, Sound Engineer

TrombonesCharles Stephens

fohn GordonCarver Clark GaytonCharles Wazanowski

ADIUDICATORSCharles Argersinger, Washington State University, Pullmarì, WA

Steve Baer, Columbia BasinCollege, Thi{ities, WADick Beecher, Soda Springs,ID|oy Beecheq, Soda Springs, ID

Rick Clary University of Utah, Salt l.ake City, UTTodd Fiegel, Pocatello, ID

Byron Gjerde, Columbia Basin College, Tri-Cities, WAJohn Harbaugþ University of Alaska Fairbanks, Fairbanks, AK

Randy Hubbs, Columbia Basin College, Tri{itie+ WAKevenfohansen, University of Utah, Salt take City, UT

Dan Keberle, Whitworth College, Spokane, WADon lanphere, Seattle, WA

Don Paul, Columbia Basin College, Tri-Cities, WAPerry Peters, Salt Lake City, UT

Larry Smith, Utah State University, Logan, UTBob Summers, Soda Springs,ID

Sam Tämble, University of Tþxas, El Paso, TXGlenn Van Leuven, Ogden, UT

|udge Myron Wahls, Detroit, MichiganRobert Washut, University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IO

Rich Werner, Seattle, WAHenry Wolking, Universiry of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT

Gregory Vasinitsþ Washington State University,Ìullman, WA-Stóu" Zens, U-niversity of Wisconsin, Stevens Point, WI

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Clinic and Special Performance InformationWednesday,Febraary 22

Patricia Miller, Opera Singer. 'Torgy and Bess" Extravaganza 8:00 pm, Administration Building Auditorium.(Tickets available at SUB Ticket Express 885-7272)

Thursday, February 23Dee Farr, Kawai America. Midi Synthesizer using the Kl and K5 Kawai Synthesizer. 12 Noory SUB Ballroom.

Don l-anphere, Saxophone, with theUIJazz Band I, directed by Robert McCurdy; 3:00 pm, SUB Ballroom.The United States Air Force Band of the Pacific Northwest, directed by Sgt. Holbrook,4:30 pm, SUB Ballroom.

Al Grey. Trombone Plunger Techniques. 1:30 pm, SUB Borah Theater.

Friday, February24Ron McCroby,Iaz.z Whistler.Improvisation Clinic. 12 Noon, SUB Ballroom.

Barbara McCroby. Mental Energizing-Reaching Your Full Potential. 2:30 pm, Borah Theater.Dee Fary Kawai America. Midi Synthesizer using the K1 and I(5 Kawai Synthesizer.

2:00 pm, SUB Vandal Lounge.

Satuday, February 25Ray Brown, Gene Harris, feff Hamilton. Rhythm Section Clinic. 12 Noon, Sub Ballroom.

Rob McConnell. Trombone Clinic. 12 Noory LDS Center Cultural Hall.Kenny Burrell. Guitar Clinic. 2:30 pm, SUB Borah Theater.

Dee Farr, Kawai America. Midi Synthesizer using the K1 and K5 Kawai synthesizer.2:(X) pm, SUB Vandal Lounge.

The United States Ái, For.u Band of the Pacific Northwest, directed by SSt. Holbrook. 3:40 pm, SUB Ballroom.

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Lionel HamptonHis grandmother thought she was giving him good advice when she said, "Boy, quit beatinl o¡r_those

glasses and dishes with those spoons and go and dry them right! Put that silliness out of yourhead;' .- The little five-year-old drummer told his grandmother, 'Mamma, I might be ab,le to put drummin' out

of my head, but I iuit can't seem to put it out oimy heart!"'What his grándmother didn:t irro* *as thaf he would someday be "Master of the Drums" and "Ki.gof the Vibes".

Hampton began playing for a new band organized by Les Hite, playing backlP to Louis Armshong inthe famoui Cotton CtuU.

-Arñrstrong called on Hãmpton to þin in a recording session with him and, during

a break, he wandered over to a vibrãharp in the corner. Until then the vibraharp was played for th9 "prett¡rsounds" it created, not as a iazz melodiCinstrument. Hampton played a number on-tt-re vibraharp forArmstrong and it became a'hit. From then o& Hampton was known as the 'I(ing of the Vibes".

His ñonors range from receiving a statehood award in Israel, being made a g_oodwlll ambassador by theU.S. State'Departmeñç and chosen aJthe only male to be made an honorary member of Hadassah.

Hamptôn continues to amaze people witt t is enthusiasm and !ús colgern fo¡.a[ people, 3lsing _ -millions of dollars for a Catholic Boys Home in Indianapolis, a Red Cross Hospital in Israel, and has heldbenefits to help send talented youngsters through school.

Luckily for his nvmy fans aroünd the worId, he never did manage to Put drumming out of his head orhis heart.

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Wynton MarsalisIn 198O at the age of 19, Wynton

Marsalis literally exploded on the þzz scene.Excited fans rushed to hear this new trumpetartist in his performances with Art Blakey's|azz Messengers and Herbie Hancock's band,V.S.O.P. Critics have described him as"outspoken", "brash", "Íiery/' , and funcom-promising". Wynton has integrity- he playsIAZZ- never understating the importance ofhis mentors: Louis Armshong, Fats Navarro,Dizzy Gillespie, Miles Davis, Clifford Brown,and many others. In 19&t he won twoGrammy Awards for both his jazz andclassical performances. Nat Hentoff, in anarticle in the Wall Street fournal, describesWynton's music as "undilute d, jazz...Thesounds of his trumpet are mostly mellow andsinging, his lines are unfailingly clear, cohe-sive, and subtly surprising... and he swingsfluidly, like a bicyclist riding with his handsin his pockets."

Wynton will be featured with the RayBrown Trio.

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Carmen McRaeCarmen McRae has been described as

"an explorer of melody'', "a superb crafts-man", 'â singey's singer", 'â dramatic ac-tress." She has performed at all the maþrfestivals and has entertained at nightclubs andconcert halls throughout the world. Duringthe 194Os, C-armen worked intermittently as aband vocalist with Count Basie, Benny Grter,and Mercer Ellington. Carmen performed asan intermission pianist/singer at Minton s- aclub where Max Roacþ Díuy Gillespie, Bird,and Monk were experimenting with ,,be bop,,.By the early 1950's Carmen b"gut her ascentas one of the best known vocalists in jazz. Anarticle from "Stereo Revien/' says it best,"McRae has long since transcended beingcategorized by some critics and even some ofher public as Billie Holiday's successor.,, She'smuch more than that, an artist and musician inher own right, unique and unchallenged.

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Stan GetzStan Getz achieved fame early in his career

with a solo on Ralph Burns' "Early Autumn". Atthis time he was one of the famous "Four Broth-ers" on Woody Hermarfs Second Herd. Criticsagree that Stan Getz, along with Miles Davis,Gerry Mulligan, Lennie Tristano, and othertplayed an influential role in the development ofthe tool" sound in the earþ 195üs. In1962,Getz, with guitarist Charlie Byrd, introduced thebossa nova music of Antonio Carlosfobim toAmerican þzz listeners. Recently he was fea-tured on Huey Lewis' recording and video"Small World". He is a master of the tenorsaxophon*- his tone is one of the loveliest iniazz- and certainly one of the great interpretersof ballad material.

Heard with Stan Getz will be KennyBarror¡ piano; Victor læwis, bass; and AnthonyCox, drums.

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Kenny BurrellAs a child in DetroiÇ Michigarç Kenny Burrell remembers

being sunounded by music and love. "I came from a veryloving family where everyone played an instrument and triedto sing." Kenny has studied classical guitar with the eminent|oseph Fava, and received hisiaz-z "education" through playingwith other Detroiters like Tommy Flanagarç Yusef Lateef, Elviñfoneg and Pepper Adams. He has made over sixty recordingsas a leader and has recorded as a side man with about everymaþr iaz.z artist in the last twenty yeare, including fohn Coi-trane, Stan Getz,Dizzy Gi[espie, So*y Rollins, Miles Davis,and Gil Evans.

Ruy BrownRay Brown was born in Pittsburgh and his first formal training was on piano at the age of eight. He

later learned to-play bass by ear and from then on a new world opeñea ,rp ror nittr.- Aftgrgraduating frgT high school at the age of \7,he wentbn the 'toad" with a number of groups.later he left and went to New Yorþ where his reputation as an accomplished musician had alreaðy prLceded him. He had not been in New York more than four hours when he was introduced to Oizzy Gitespie.Dz¡y asked the young bass player to drop by for the following day's rehearsal. He was hired anä remaiñedlrith lizzy for the- next t1o years. He had, indeed, been introduced to "the big time,,: Cha¡lie parker, BudPowell, Max Roactr, and Dizzy. He departed Dizzt'sband and formed his ow-n ¡.io with Hank fones onpiano and Charlie Smith on drums.

Soon he was discovered by Norman Granz and, as a result, was introduced to Oscar petersorç withwhom there resuld a fifteen-year liaison of brilliant music, a warïn friendship, a musical understanding,and respect.

Ray won innumerable awards, played on maþr TV shows, scored motion pictures, and has madehundreds of recordings

Brown's current trio includes pianist Gene Harris of Boise, Idaho, and feff Hamilton on drums.

Doc Cheatham celebrates nearly seventy years as a jazzperformer. Influences early in his careerincluded Freddie Keppard, "Kin('Oliver, and Louis Armstrong. He spent llny years in the "trenches"planng lead trumpet with t ume-rous big bands. He is known fõr his beautiful tone and creative ideas andire iooÈs to the future with optimis-. Vüh"t asked about his best recordinp he replies, "My best record? Ithink it may be the next one".72 13

Al GreyAI Grey, master of the

plunger mute, began his careerwith Benny Carter, limmieLunceford, Lionel Ftrampton, andDizzy Gillespie. It was withHampton's band where he firstused the plungerbehind bluessinger So*y Parker. He is bestknown for his trombone artistrywith the late Count Basie's Band.He was recently chosen byQuincyJones to perform on thesoundtrack for the movie "TheColor Purple."

Phyllis HymanAlthough Dhyllis Hyman recalls

her vocal instructor salnng that shehad "inherent musicalit¡/', she creditsradio for much of her musical educa-tion. Two of her early influences werefames Brown and NancyWilson.Moving to New York in 1975, Phyllisquickly established herself as a talentto be reckoned with. Her albumsinclude Phvllis Hvman, Somewhere inMv Lifetime, Can't We Fall in LoveAeain? and recentlv Livine all Alone.

Rob McConnellRob McConnell is best

known for his recordings withthe Boss Brass, a twenty-twopiece big band originally fromCanada. Among other thingshe is a first call studio player, amaster ananger in stylesranging from symphonic musicto iingles, and a leader of jazzgroups of all sizes. He nowresides in California and isactive as a clinician and guestartist throughout the UnitedStates and Canada.

Don LanphereTherc are few saxophonists

more talented than Donlanphere. Ín'1,949, barely 21, hefound himself in a New Yorkrecording studio with FatsNavarro and Max Roach. Forthe last twenty years he has beenplaying music full time in Seattlewhere he is something of alegend. A series of new record-ings on the Hep label illustratehis beautiful sound, fluency,inspiration, and technique.

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"puccolo", a cross between a pucker and a piccolo. He has been featured on the Tonight Show, Merv Griffin,P.M. Magazine, and CBS News. His repertoire ranges from baroque to be bop, creating a one of a kindsound that must be hea¡d to be believed.

Lembit Saarsalu and Leonid VintskevichLembit Saarsalu and Leonid Vintskevich are two of the Soviet Union's top iazz musicians. They have

performed at numerous national and internatiorwlþzzfestivals in Europe. In the 1988 Soviet Iazz CriticsPoll Lembit was declared the top tenor saxophonist and L€onid won a silver award in piano. Their reper-toire includes Russian-Estonian dialogues, þzz standards, and their own original compositions.1,6

"A Touch of Blue"The Air Force Band of the Pacific Northwest "A Touch of Blue" is made up of professional, full-time

musicians who perform extensively throughout the Northwestern United States. The band presents allstyles: blues, traditional þzz, modern jazz, and rocþ as well as original compositions by band members.

BarbaraMcCrobyBarbara McCroby

began her career as anengineer for Ford MotorCompany. She laterturned to consulting anddeveloped procedures,training programs andlayouts for plant exten-sions. Now she devotesthe major portion of hertime to lecturing oncombining right-braincreativity with lef t-brainpracticality, placing theconcept of the wholebrain within the grasp ofeveryone.

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Colle gelUniversity I azz EnsemblesThursday, February 23, 198;9

Pullman, WAPullman, WAMoscow, IDMoscow, IDMoscow,IDPasco, WASpokane,WAPullman, WACheney,WASpokane, WA

Daniel BukvichDaniel BukvichSteve BaerDavid TealPaul KlemmeRalphManzoShawnWright

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University of Idaho Vocal SoloUniversity of Idaho Vocal SoloUniversity of Idaho Vocal SoloUniversity of Idaho Instrumental SoloWashington State University Vocal Solo

University of Idaho Vocal SoloUniversity of Idaho Vocal SoloUniversity of Idaho Instrumental SoloColumbia Basin College Vocal SoloColumbia Basin College Vocal SoloColumbia Basin College Vocal SoloColumbia Basin College Vocal SoloCTINIG SeepageT for more informøtion.Washington SAte University Instrumental SoloEastern Washington University Vocal SoloWashington State University Inshumental Solo

University of Idaho Vocal SoloUniversity of Idaho Vocal Solo

fodi JuddDebbie TrimmellTamie KornoelyEd UlmanRobertNims

Don SatterfieldSue MarangelliMike KerninEmilyCowgillDenise EricksonAnn CastaingMindy Kreþi

ZacMatthewsCharles AlexanderDave Hagelganz

Emily KethlerEd Ulman

Sightreading: Dipper (lower level)S/R Adjudicator: Dick Beecher

10:00 am10:30 am11:00 am11:30 am1.2:00 pm1:00 pm1:30pm2:00 pm2:30 pm3:00pm

Student Union Building BallroomAdjudicators: Myron Wahls, Steve Zens

Warm-up Room: Galena Gold

University of Idaho lazzBandlll Moscow,ID Alan GemberlingWashington State Universitylazz Band II Pullman, WA Gregory YasinitskyColumbia Basin College lazzBand Pasco, WA Randy HubbsUniversity of Idaho Jazz Band II Moscow, ID Robert McCurdyCUNIC; SeepageT for more information.Bellevue Community College (critique only) Bellevue, WA Bob NixonWashington State UniversitylazzBand t Putlman, WA GregoryYasinitskyEastern Washington University |azzBand Cheney, WA Patrick WintersWhitworth College lazzBand Spokane, WA Daniel KeberleSPECIAL PERFORM,,4NCE: Uniaersity of ldaho I azzBand I with guest artist DON I,4NPHERE , vxophone. Directed by Robert McCurdyEastern Oregon State College lazzBand (critiqûe only) laGrande, OR Thom BergeronSPECIAL PERFORùÍ,ANCE: Air Force Band of tfte "Pacific N orthwæt I azz Errcemble' A TOUCH OF BLUE'

Lionel Hampton School of Music Recital HallAdjudicators: Sam Trimble, Larry Smith

Warm-up Room: Room 216

Vocal Competition PerformancesFriday, February 24,1989Student Union Building Ballroom

3:45 pm4:30 pm

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Washington State University Instrumental Combo IIWashington State University Instrumental Combo IUniversity of Idaho Instrumental ComboUniversity of Idaho |azz Choir IIUniversity of Idaho fazz Choir IColumbia Basin College lazz ChoirSpokane Falls Community College Vocal ComboWashington State University ]azz ChoirEastern Washington University I azz ChoirWhitworth College I azz Choir

University of Idaho Instrumental SoloUniversity of Idaho Instrumental Solo

Adjudicators: Myron Wahls, SamTrimble, Steve 7æns

Warm-up Room: Galena Gold

Colle gelUniversity Soloist ComPetitionThursday, February 23,'l'989

SUB Borah TheaterAdjudicators: Rick Clary, Dick Beecher

Warm-up Room: Chiefs Room

Pete CrawfordBrad Bogar

Moscow fr. High SchoolStevenslr. High SchoolNorthwood ]r. High SchoolHillside ]r. High SchoolFairmont |r. High SchoolMcloughlin ]r. High SchoolEast |r. High SchoolSouth ]r. Hígh SchoolMeridian High fthoolFerris High SchoolCoeur d'Alene High SchoolBorah High SchoolCIINIC; Ron McCroby, løzz whistler.Mead High SchoolRogers High SchoolNorth Central Hieh SchoolCentral Valley Hfrn Scnootlake Washington High SchoolCapital High School

Wilma FrankovichMel HaugShawnWrightJohn GalvinRich lappSue WorþRobNewburnConstance BrantonTed TotoricaPaul BrueggemeierIean TerHarkGlen Grant

SUB BøIIroo¡n.David TealMichael McGuireMikeCaldwelllaurie CappelloSusan BardsleyLinda fthrnidt

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Vocal Competition PerformancesFriday, Februa ry 24, 1,989Administration Building Auditorium

Adjudicators: Randy Hubbs, Rick Clary, John Harbaugh Warm-up Room: Basement

breakKamiakin High School David Wright AAAEast Valley High School Bob Brannan critiquebreakEast Valley High School Bob Brannan AAAPasco High School Mike Garrett AAANorthwood ]r. High School II ShawnWright MSRiverside Middle School Cart Nelsen MSKellogg Middle School Julie Swan MSbreakCLINIC: Ron McCroby, løzz whistler. SUB Ballroottt.Ferris High School Paul Brueggemeier critiqueEastmont High School Cary Sand AAASammamish High School Iack Halm AAARichland High School Smokey foe Wightman AAARoosevelt High School Scott Brown AAAFerris High School II Paul Brueggemeier AAALewis & Clark High School Michael Indendi AAAWest Linn High School Candy Noye AAAWINNERS CONCERT; Seepage 3 for moreinformation.ALL-STAR CONCERTj See pge 3 for more inþrmation.

Centennial High School Barbara OldenburgKentridge High School Don BarrowsMarysville-Pilchuck High School John Elmer

WINNERS CONCERT: Seepage 3 for moreinformation.ALL-STAR CONCERT: See page 3 þr more inþrmation.

Pleasant Hill High School Ed DavisOthello High School Angeline WellingAsotin High School Shawn BowmanFerris High School Paul BrueggemeierMoscow |r. High Schpol DebbipTrimmellFerris High School Paul BruêggemeierMarysville-Pilchuck High Schoól fohn ElmerAberdeen High School Pat WilhelmsMead High School David TealI-ake Stevens High School Paul HarveySelah High School Carl NorthMoscow High School Wilma FrankovichdU¡VlC: Ron McCrobv, løzz whistler. SUB Ballroom.Aberdeen High Schoói- Pat WilhelmsMarysville-Pilchuck High School |ohn ElmerMoscow High School Wilma FrankovichLewis & Clark High School Michael IndendiNorthwood ]r. High fthool ShawnWrightMoscow High School Wilma FrankovichMoscow High School Wilma FrankovichPasco High School Mike GarrettMead High School David TealGonzaga Prep High fthool |ohn WalkBorah High School Glen Grant}üNNERS CONCERTj See page 3 for more informntion.ALL-STAR CONCERTj See pge 3 for more inþrmation.

Non-mixedNon-mixedComboCombo IComboCombo IINon-mixedNon-mixedNon-mixedNon-mixedComboCombo I

ComboComboNon-mixedNon-mixedComboCombo IICombo IIINon-mixedComboNon-mixedCombo

Meridian,IDKent, WAMarysville, WA

Pleasant Hill, OROthello, WAAsotin, WASpokane, WAMoscow, IDSpokane, WAMarysville, WAAberdeen, WAMead, WAlake Stevens, WASelah, WAMoscow, ID

Aberdeen, WAMarysville, WAMoscow, IDSpokane, WASpokane, WAMoscow, IDMoscow, IDPasco, WAMead, WASpokane, WABoise,ID

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Adjudicators: Robert Washut,Don Lanphere, Henry Wolking

Warm-up Room: Coat Room

Sightreading: Room 116S/R Adjudicator: Bob Summers

Kennewick,WASpokane, WA

Spokane, WAPasco, WASpokane, WAChattaroy, WAKellogg,ID

Spokane, WAEastWenatchee,WABellevue, WARichland, WASeattle, WASpokane, WASpokane, WAWest Linn, OR

GigHarbor,WAAberdeen, WALake Stevens, WASelah, WACranbrooþ BCPullmary WAMoscow, IDPost Falls, IDBainbridge Isl., WASpokane, WARichland, WACheney, WA

Asotin, WAWeippe,ID

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Vocal Competition PerformancesFriday, Februa ry 24, 1,989

Hartung Theater

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Peninsula High School Connie FentonAberdeen High School Pat Wilhelms[.ake Stevens High School Paul HarveySelah High School Carl NorthMount Baker Secondary Don RogersPullman High School Scott AndersonMoscow High School Wilma FrankovichPost Falls High School lohn KrachtBainbridge Island High School Don PearceGonzaga Prep High School fohn WalkHanford Highfthool Dan BlackCheney High School Danette GarciaCLINIC; Ron McCroby, lazz whistler. SUB Ballroom.Asotin High School Shawn BowmanTimberline High School leff LantbreakOrofino High School Darold KludtQuincy High fthool Stewart HuntKellogg Highfthool lulie SwanColville Highfthool MarkRice

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Vocal Competition PerformancesFriday, February 24, 1989

Lionel Hampton School of Music Recital Hall

Adjudicators: Larry Smith, Pep Peters, Todd Fieget Sightreading: Room 216Warm-up Room: Room 119 S/ RAdjudicator: Joy Beecher

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fohn Elmer critique Marysville, WA

3:00 pm3:20 pm3:40 pm5:00 pm8:00 pm

Libby High School Albert Brewer ABaker High School Richard Torrance APleasant Hill High School Ed Davis AI4/INNERS CONCERT; See page 3 for more informøtian.ALL-ST AR CONCERT; See pge 3 for more informøtion.

Libby, MTBaker, ORPleasant Hill, OR

1:15 pm1:30 pm1:45 pm2:00pm2:15 pm2:30 pm2:45 pm3:00 pm

lake Stevens High SchoolSelah High School ISelah High School IIAberdeen High School IAberdeen High School IIStevens Middle SchoolNorthwood |r. High School INorthwood Jr. High School II

3:15 pm3:30 pm3:45 pm4:00pm4:15 pm5:00ptr

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Northwood fr. High School IIIMoscow High School IIMoscow High School IIIMoscow High School IVNorthwood |r. High School IVWINNERS CONCERÏ: Seepage3 formore informøtion.ALL-STARCONCERÎ See page 3 formore information.

Adjudicator: ByronGjerde

8:00 am Kent-Meridian High School I8:15 am Kent-Meridian High School II8:30 am Kent-Meridian High School III8:45 am Kent-Meridian High School IV9:00 am Kent-Meridian High School V9:15 am Marysville-Pilchuck HighSchool I9:30 am Marysville-Pilchuck High School II9:45 am Marysville-Pilchuck High School III10:00am Marysville-Pilchuck HighSchool IV10:15 am Lake Washingtol High fthool I10:30 am I-ake Washington High School II10:45 am Lake Washington High School III11:00 am Gapital Higtr-schoot I11:15 am Capital High School II11:30 am Capital High School III11:45 am Capital High School IV12:00 pm Capital High School V1.2:00 pm CLINIC; Ron McCroby, lazzwhistler.

SUB Ballroom.

Warm-up Room: Chiefs Room

Capital High School VIPasco High School IPasco High School IIPasco High School IIIPasco High School IVMarysville-Pilchuck High School VMarysville-Pilchuck High School VIMarysville-Pilchuck High School VIIMarysville-Pilchuck High School VIIICLINIC; SeepageT for more information.Rogers High SchoolFerris High SchoolLewis & Clark High School ILewis & Clark High School III4//NNERS CONCERT; See page 3 for moreinfonnation.ALL-STARCONCERTi See page 3 for moreinfonnntion.

Warm-up Room: Room 28 and29

Pullman High School IIPullman High School IIIColville HighSchoolOrofino High SchoolPullman HighSchool IVCUNIC: Ron lvlcCroby, lazz whistlerSUBBallroomGonzaga Prep High SchoolMoscow ]r. High School

Vocal Soloist Competition PerformancesFriday, Februa ry 24, 1989

Student Union Building Borah Theater Instrumental Competition PerformancesSaturd ay, February 25,'1,989

Student Union Building Ballroom

Adjudicators: RobertWashut,Myron Sighteading: Dipper(lowerlevel)Wahls, Steve kns S/RAdjudicator: Dick Beecher

Warm-up Room: Galena Gold

8:00 am8:20 am8:40 am9:(X) am9:20 am9:40am10:00 am10:20 am10:40 am11:00 am11:20 am11:40 am12:00pm1:00pm1:20 pm1:40 pm2:00pm2:20pm2:40pm3:00pm3:20pm5:00pm8:00pm

12:15 pm12:30 pm12:45pm1:00pm1:15 pm1:30 þrn1:45 pm2:00 pm2:15 pm2:30pm3:15 pm3:30 pm4:00 pm4:15 pm5:00 pm

8:00 pm

Colton High SchoolPotlatch High SchoolPleasant ÞIill High SchoolAsotin High SchoolColfax High SchoolRosalia High SchoolDeSales High SchoolHighland High SchoolAdrian High School

Bill Bolick BKimlohnson BMikeWiggins BShawnBowman BAngela Ch¡istensen BDavid Nighswonger BCarol Peterson BIohn H. fordan BRob Mclntyre B

Coltoru WAPotlatch,IDPleasant Hill, ORAsotin, WAColfax,WARosalia, WAWalla Walla, WACraigmont,IDAdrian, OR

Vocal Soloist Competition PerformancesFriday, February 24, 1.989

North Salem Ftrigh School Bill Snyder AAAA Salem, ORFerris High School Dave Weatherred AAAA Spokane, WACentennial High School Philip Hartman AAAA Meridian, IDCIINICS; See page 7 for more informøtion.Kentridge High School Paul Fl,arshman AAAA Kent, WAMead High School Michael Warner AAAA Spokane, WACentral Valley Hi¿h 9ç¡ool Paul Davis AAAA Veradale, WAHighland High School Robert Curry AAAA Salt I¿ke City, UTIake Washington High School Gary Evans AAAA Kirkland, WAKent-Meridian High School Chuck Stowell AAAA Kent, WACapital High School Iohn King AAAA Boise, IDBellevue HighSchool Al fones AAAA Bellevue, WAWNNERS CONCERÎ Seepage3 for moreinfonnation.tIONEt HAMPTONIHANIPION ORCHESTRAIGIANTS OF IAZZ CONCËRT; Seepage3 formore infornution.

Adjudicator: Steve Baer

LDS Institute Room 49

10:45 am11:00 am11:15 am11:30 am11:45 am12:00pm

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Instrumental Competition PerformancesSaturday, February 25, 1,989Administration Building Auditorium

Adjudicators: ]ohn Harbaugh, Gregory Sightreading: Room 206Yasinitsky, Todd Fiegel S/R Adjudicator: Charles ArgersingerWarm-up Room: Basement

9:20 am9:40 am10:00 am10:20 am10:40 am11:00 am11:20 am11:40 am1.2:00 pm12:40 pm1:00 pm1:20 pm1:40 pm2:00 pm2:20 pm2:40 pm3:00 pm3:20 pm5:00 pm8:00 pm

Tacoma,WASeattle, WAKetchikan, AKWapato, WAColville,WAEphrata, WAKettle Falls, WAOrofino,ID

Pullman, WADeming, WADeer Park, WAChattaroy, WAPleasant Hill, OROthello, WALibby, MTKellogg,IDSt. Anthony,ID

Fife High School Mel HotchkissTyee High School Chris HarshmanKetchikan High School Randy BjurWapato High School Reed BallColville HighSchool DaveQuistadEphrata High School Mike OsbornKettle Falls High School Allen McQueenOrofino High School Darold KludtCUNICS; Seepøge7 for more information.Pullman High School Greg KolarMount Baker High School Doug SuttonDeer Park High School Ken FisherRiverside High School Wes SanbornPleasant Hill High School Mike WigginsOthello High School Ron PasrnaLibby High School Tim SandfordKellogg High School Rick DickinsonSouth Fremont High School Danny TurnblomWINNERS CONCERTi See page 3 for more infonnation.IJONE¿ HAMPTON IHAMPION ORCHESTR 4 IGLANTS OF IAZZ CONCERTi See pøge 3 formore information.

Law School Courhoom

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Kamiakin High School John P. Owen AAA Kennewick, WAIdaho Falls High School David Burger AAA Idaho Falls,IDPenticton Secondary Dave Brunelle AAA Pentictory BCSanta Fe High School Doug Nordquist AAA Santa Fe Spgs., CASkyline High fthool Bob Dunmire AAA Idaho Falls,IDMount Douglas Secondary Keith Fraser AAA Victoria, BCNewport High School Bob Bailey AAA Bellevue, WAEast Valley High School Cal Anderson AAA Spokane, WARoosevelt High School Scott Brown AAA Seattle, WASammamish High School Garry'ìrValker AAA Bellevue, WAPort Angeles High School Ronald ]ones AAA Port Angeles, WAMoses L^ake High School Iaye George AAA Moses lake, WACIJNICS; SeepageT fot more inþrmation.Bellevue High School David Holmes AAA Bellewe, WARichland High School Doug Rice AAA Richland, WAUniversity High School læe Shook AAA Spokane, WA

,$hadle Park High School Kevin Hartse AAA Spokane, WA"Mariner High School Rich Coleman AAA Everett, WAEastmont High School Ray Dietz AAA East Wenatchee, WAInterlake High School Leo Dodd AAA Bellevue, WAPasco High School Barry Roberts AAA Pasco, WALewis & Clark HighSchool l^arryIay AAA Spokane, WAWenatchee High School Gene Huber AAA Wenatchee, WAWINNERS CONCERÏj Seepage3 for moreinfonrutbn.IJON EL HAMYI ON I HAMPION ORCHESTRAIG¡ÁNTS OF I AZZ CONCERTj S ee page 3 formore information.

Instrumental Competition PerformancesSaturday, February 25, 1,989

Adjudicators: Don Lanphere, Sam Trimble,Henry WolkingWarm-up Room: Room 108

Sightreading: Room 104S/R Adjudicator: Randy Hubbs

Instrumental Competition PerformancesSaturd ay, F ebruary 25,'I,989

Lionel Hampton School of Music Recital Hall

Adjudicators: Pep Peters, Rich Werner, Sightreading: Room 216Dan Keberle S/RAdjudicator: Bob Summers

Warm-up Room: Room 119

Sunnyside, WAKuna, IDSurrey, BCGrangeville,ID

8:00 am8:20 am8:40 am9:00 am9:20 am9:40am10:00 am10:20 am10:40 am11:00 am11:20 am11:40 am1.2:00pm1:00pm1:20pm1:40 pm2:00 pm2:20 pm2:40 pm5:00pm8:00pm

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Bonners Ferry High School Mike Coxlewiston High fthool David M. fohnsonVallivue High School Curt GriffithsMoscow High School Dan CarlsonMount Baker Secondary Don RogersBurley High School Skip tæonebreakI^aGrande High School Jim Howelllake Stevens High School Peter SextonSunnyside High School Jim SleaterInterlake High School Elmer PetersPost Falls High School Karl MoteCUNICS; Seepage 7 for more inþrmation.Penticton Secondary Dave BrunelleCheney High School Rick SpeegleGonzaga Prep High School Michael SmithClarkston High School Fred DoleAberdeen High School Michael AlstadHanford HighSchool Iohn Blake

Bonners Ferry, IDLewiston,IDCaldwell,IDMoscow, IDCranbrook, BCBurley,ID

laGrande, ORLake Stevens, WASunnyside, WABellevue, WAPost Falls,ID

Penticton, BCCheney, WASpokane, WAClarkston, WAAberdeery WARichland, WA

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|imSleaterKay HighlandDave ProznickfimHolzer

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Instrumental Competition PerformancesSaturday, February 25,'1,989

12:40 pm1:00 pm1:20 pm1:40 pm2:00 pm2:20pm2:40 pm

Capital High School ICapital High School IIRoosevelt High fthoolMount Douglas SecondaryReardan High SchoolWarden High SchoolDeary High School

|ohn KingLinda SchmidtScott BrownKeith FraserLee CoxCaryBrengleBruce Bradberry

Boise,IDBoise,IDSeattle, WAVictoria, BCReardan,WAWarden,WADeary,ID

ComboComboComboComboComboComboComboAdjudicators: Rick Clary, Keven

|ohansen, Byron GjerdeWarm-up Room: Rooms 28 and}g

LDS Institute Cultural Hall

Sightreading: Room 49S/R Adjudicator: foy Beecher

critique Moscow,ID

5:00 pm8:00 pm

WINNËRS CONCERT; Seepage 3 for more information.IJONET HAMPTONIHAMPTON ORCHESTR,,{/GIANTS OF IAZZ CONCERT; Seepage3 formore information.

8:00am8:20 am8:40 am9:00 am9:20 am9:40 arn10:00 am10:20 am10:40 am11:00 am11:20 am11:40 am12:00 pm1:00 pm1:20 pm1:40 pm2:00 pm2:20 pm2:40 pm3:00 pm5:00 pm8:00 pm

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MoscowJr. High School Dale KleinertbreakbreakPrincess Margaret fr. Secondary Don Grantbreaklyerq1ee1_Irtrydr School EugeneJablonskyMead Jr. High School I Reid SmithC_heney fr. High School Rick SpeegleHorizon Jr. High School Greg SchróederNgrtt Pines fr. High School Steve |ydstrupWhite Rock fr. Secondary Dave*roznickNorthwood |r. High School ScottlonesCUNICS: Seepage 7 for more information.Parkland Jr. Secondary patty StockWapato Middle School Ric pilgrimMead Jr. High School II Reid SmithOrofino Middle School Darold KludtRiverside Middle School II Cart Nelsen

.; Riverside Middle School I Cart NelsenGarfield-Palouse Middle School Scott GregoryI,VINNERS CONCERT; Seepage 3 for moreinformatian.troNEr HAMVT ON I HAMPTON ORCHE STRAIGIANTS OFmore information,

Aberdeen High School Michael AlstadBellevue High School Al lot "sInterlake High School Leo DoddIake Washington High School Gary EvansKent-Meridian High School I Chuck StowellLibby High School Tim SandfordKenþMeridian High fthool II Chuck StowellPleasant Hill High School I Mike WigginsMoscow High fthool Dan CarlsonPleasant Hill High School II Mike WigginsCUNICS; Seepage 7 for more inþrmation.

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Veradale, WAMead, WACheney, WASpokane, WASpokane, WASurrey, BCSpokane, WA

Cranbrook, BCWapato, WAMead, WAOrofino,IDChattaroy, WAChattaroy, WAGarfield, WA

CONCER?I Seepøge3 for

Kent-Meridian High School IKent-Meridian High School IIKent-Meridian High fthool IIIPort Angeles High School IPort Angeles High School IIPort Angeles High Schoot IIIPort Angeles High School IVPleasant Hill High School IPleasant Hill High School IICapital High School IMead High School IBellevue High SchoolMead High School IICapital High School IICapital High School IIIColton High SchoolCIJNICS: See page 7 for more inþrmation.Interlake High SchoolOakley High School

Instrumental Soloist CompetitionPerformances

Saturday, February 25, 1,989Student Union Building Borah Theater

Adjudicator: Larry Smith Warm-up Room: Chiefs Room

Instrumental Competition PerformancesSaturday, February 25,'1,989

Hartung Theater

Adjudicators: Steve Baer, Don Paul, Glenn Van Leuven Warm-up Room: Room LL6

ComboComboComboComboComboComboComboComboComboCombo

Aberdeen, WABellevue, WABellevue, WAKirkland, WAKenÇ WALibby, MTKent, WAPleasant Hill, ORMoscow, IDPleasant Hill, OR

Rogers High School

Pleasant Hill High School IIII,VINNERS CONCERTi See page 3 for more information.UoN EL HAMPT oN I HAMPT oN oRcHEsrR,VcrÁI\r¡s oF I AZz coNcËRn s ee page 3 forynore information.

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1989 University of ldahoLionel Hampton/Chevron Jazz Festival

These sponsors support þzz education in the schoolsArnerica's Music "la?z" is here to stay

Kawai CorporationThe Official Keyboard of the 19Bg Festiaal

OUTSTANDING GUEST COLLEGE CHOIRKawai CorporationKawai Synthesizer

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signed by Lionel Hampton, framed

OUTSTANDING COLLEGE VOCAL SOLOISTPioneer Electronics Corporation

Compact Disc PlayerModel PD-M400

College soloists must be entered in the College Soloist Division to be eligibte.

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Frrc PearsonGeneral ManagerW 2320 Pullnran RdMoscow. lD(208) BB3-05oo

SOFT SHIîD€S MUSIC€.. 13716 \ivørsidøSookonø, tiJR 9921Ó509 / 928-7023

"The amatgamat¡on ol lacultyand sludents (ol all ages) makeslh¡s wotkshop unique. I havealtended lw¡ce and thotoughlyenjoyed both t¡nês, and lheywerc both very d¡llêrcn|."

The workshop is dssignêd for intermedialê to advâncêd jazz slud€nts-thosewho have a techn¡cal command of lheir instrument and who hâve basic improv¡-sational or music lheory sk¡lls. Collsgiale and posl-collêg¡ats players rspr€sentthe majority of participants. Outstand¡ng high school players have successfullyparticipated in the past; sludents 17 and undsrwlll be admitted only after rev¡ewol a perlormance cassêtte (new appl¡canls) and pârental psrmission.

DAILY SCHEDULElnslrumenlal & vocâl workshops

lmprovisat¡on coachingCombo rohearsal with coaching

Master classes with theBud Shank Quartet

SPECIAL SESSIONSComputer assisted jazz

Faculty & Studenl concertsAranging / Music businêss ssm¡nars

FACULTYBud Shank

Pete ChristliebDon Lanphere

Med FlorySAXOPHONE

Bobby ShewConte Condoli

TRUMPET

Jiggs WhighamTROMBONÊ

Emily RemlerGUITAR

George CablesPIANO

John ClaytonBASS

Jeff HamiltonDRUMS

Jay ClaytonSINGING

Tuition $225. Dorm Room & Board $'155, other housing opt¡onsavailablo. To save a place in lhe workshops, send a $35 depos¡tand fivê minuto solo (or combo) cassetle (new appl¡canls).

Formoreinformat¡on:CENTRUM,P.O.Box1158,PortTownsend,WA98368 / (206)385-3102

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Welcome tothe finest

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We hope you enjoy the lazzFestival. For all your need.s, we

have it all.

PALOUST TMPIREMALLMALL HOURS: MON-FRI - 10-9, SAT - 104, SUN - 12-5

CARPETVINYL

CERAMICrCABINETS

HARDWOOD FLOORSCOUNTERTOPS

Student Union Building&

Palouse Empire Mall

CARPET MILLFREE ESTIMATES

CUSTOMINSTALLAT¡ON

IHOURS:

WEEKDAYS9AM.5PM

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Emergency (208) 882-1 854

Professional Service

Snopplng Convenience

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Business (208) 883-3941

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327 W. Bth Street, Moscow, lD882-1325

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THE UNIVERSITY OF IDAHODINING SERVICE WELCOMES YOUTO THE JAZZ FESTIVAL OF THECENTURY.

A VERY SPECIAL THANKS TO THEUNIVERSITY OF IDAHO DIN¡NGSERV¡CE FOR THEIR SUPPORT OFTHE LIONEL HAMPTON\CHEVRONJAZZ FESTIVAL.

THEY HAVE PROVIDED FOODSERVICE BACK STAGE FOR ALLPERFORMERS DURING THEPERFORMANCES AND TO THEPARKING CREW AT THE KIBBIEDOME AND OTHER LOCATIONS ONCAMPUS.

C, tomfurnihremaking a.nd.finíshing,Jurnitttrerepaû;øntíqtrcrestoration,and interiormotding.

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WALL,ACEOFFICESUPPLYWE BELIEVE INJAZZ EDUCATIONAND WE ALSOHAVE THEOFFICEEQUIPMENT TOMAKE YOUR JOBEASIER. GOODLUCK WITH YOURPERFORMANCESAT THE FESTIVAL.

WE ARE PLEASED TO BE A PART OF THE LIONELHAMPTON/CHEVRON JATJ.FESTIVAL AND WISH ALL PARTICI-PANTS AND GUESTS THE BEST IN JAZ EXPERIENCE AS WE ALL-SALUTE" IDAHO'S BEST FRIEND L¡ONEL HAMPTON.

Allof the other RV deolers come ond go-but Lewiston l{V is in our 7th yeor (oldest inthe oreo) ond we hove the most complete RV ports ond service. (ln foct, we oreinsuronce compony opproved.)

THE 27' WINNEBAGO SUPER CHIEFMore storoge copocity, more feotures, ond more quolity. The perfect woy to getthe storoge copocity You need.

No Tox to out-of stote buyen.

The þest volue you willfind in o motor-home. A lot of motorhome for not o lot ofmoney. Your dollors go o long woy.

WE DoN,T CARRY 25 BRANDS.JUSTTÉE BEST. OUR VOLUME SALES OF SUALITY PROD-UCTS GIVE YOU THE LOWEST PRICES.

Trovelfirst clos without the big price tog! We hove big deols on little Winnebogos.

With credit opprovol you con buy with some cosh or trode - or both. Your poymentscon be os low os you wont them. Use 12% finoncing, l2yeor terms, plus tox ondlicense. No tox to out-of-stote buyers, Let's tolk. We will work it out!

1425 2lST ST,LEWISTON,IDAHO208-7468632

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Visit us in the S.U.B. Appaloosa Loungeduring the festival for emergencyrepairs, reeds & accessories,and a display of new andused instruments.

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