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Ensemble, Faculty, and Guest Artist Concert:

2018-04-26 -- Jazz Repertory Ensemble, Erin Wehr, trumpet and James Dreier, timbales

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*Tickets available through the Hancher Box Office at (800) HANCHER or hancher.uiowa.edu/tickets

SCHOOL OF

MUSIC

UPCOMING EVENTS

All events are FREE unless otherwise indicated.

For the most up to date listing of concerts and recitals please visit arts.uiowa.edu

Thursday, April 26, 2018 at 7:30 p.m.

Voxman Music Building, Concert Hall UI JAZZ REPERTORY ENSEMBLE SPRING CONCERT

Steve Grismore, director

with special guests

Erin Wehr, trumpet James Dreier, timbales

APRIL 2018 27 7:30 p.m. Ensemble Concert: Kantorei & University Choir Concert Hall

28 7:30 p.m. Guest Recital: Loreto Aramendi, organ Concert Hall

29 3:00 p.m. Ensemble Concert: Camerata & Women's Chorale Concert Hall

29 7:30 p.m. Ensemble Concert: UI Symphony and Chamber

Orchestras with Concerto/Aria winners Concert Hall

30 7:30 p.m. Ensemble Concert: Spring Pops Spectacular Hancher

MAY 2018 02 7:30 p.m. Ensemble Concert: UI Symphony Orchestra Concert Hall

03 4:00 p.m. Student Ensemble: Opera Workshop Scenes Stark Opera Studio

03 7:30 p.m. Student Ensemble: Freshman Jazz Combo Stark Opera Studio

03 7:30 p.m. Student Ensemble: Iowa Steel Bands Concert Hall

04 7:30 p.m. CNM Concert 29: LOUi Stark Opera Studio

04 7:30 p.m. Orchestra Iowa Concert Hall

05 11:30 a.m. Student Ensemble: Woodwind Chamber Music Recital Hall

05 3:00 p.m. Chamber Residency Program: Student Recital 1 Recital Hall

05 7:30 p.m. CNM Concert 21: Composers’ Workshop Concert Hall

06 3:00 p.m. Faculty Recital: Chamber Music of Hans Gál Christine Rutledge, viola; Scott Conklin, violin

Courtney Miller, oboe; David Gompper, piano Concert Hall

06 3:00 p.m. Student Ensemble: Semi-annual Last

Chance Concert (percussion) Recital Hall

06 7:30 p.m. Chamber Residency Program: Student Recital 2 Recital Hall

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STEVE GRISMORE

Steve Grismore is an instructor of Jazz Studies at The University of Iowa (Iowa City, Iowa). A prolific performer, Grismore has been playing guitar for over fifty years and has degrees from G.I.T. (now called M.I.) and The University of Iowa (B.M. and M.A.). He has recorded three nationally distributed CDs for the Accurate label (Boston) with the “Grismore/

Scea Group,” eight CDs with Iowa’s very own salsa band “Orquésta Alto Maíz,” and three CDs with the group “Oddbar,” and numerous other recordings with friends around the country. Steve released Bésame Mucho in 2012 with the Steve Grismore Trio (featuring Sam Salamone and John Kizilarmut). Currently, Steve is performing with variations of his own trio with Sam Salamone, the Beaker Brothers, Local on the 8’s, and the newly formed band 3 Dawgs and a Bone. Additionally, he has recorded and/or performed with such jazz greats as David Sanborn, Charlie Haden, Matt Wilson, Tim Hagans, Robin Eubanks, Bobby Shew, Steve Swallow, Carla Bley, Paul Smoker, Sex Mob, Vinny Golia, Kenny Wheeler, Corey Christiansen, Mike Lee, Jeff Coffin, Ben Allison, Damon Short, Ryan Shultz, Kim Richmond, John Daniel, Dane Richeson, John Carlson, Johnny Rabb, Victor Mendoza, Tom Davis, John Rapson, and many more. He is also the co-founder and former musical director of the nationally recognized Iowa City Jazz Festival.

More information about Steve can be found at http://www.gizmojazz.com.

Jazz Repertory Ensemble Spring Concert 2018

Steve Grismore, director

Erin Wehr, trumpet & James Dreier, timbales

Cottontail Duke Ellington/Berger trans.

Ben Hoefle, trumpet Derek VanDenTop, tenor sax

Maria Kuiper, bari sax Sebastian Ramirez, piano

Walking Shoes Gerry Mulligan

Bjorn Swanson, trombone Matt Nicholson, tenor sax

Trey Hill, alto sax Kamal Talukder, trumpet

Chameleon Herbie Hancock/arr. Alan Baylock

Harry Manaligod, trombone Casey Lindecrantz, alto sax

Isfahan Duke Ellington/Strayhorn

Trey Hill, alto sax

That’s What I Thought Paul McKee

Noah Andrys, guitar Matt Nicholson, tenor sax

Waltz for Debbie Bill Evans/arr. Keith Foley

Matt Nicholson, tenor sax David Beyer, piano

Hot it Up Shelton Berg

Ryan Smith, drums Sebastian Ramirez, piano

Matt Nicholson, clarinet

Fire Dance Jeff Tkazyik/Allen Vizzutti

Erin Wehr, trumpet the trumpet section

El Ray Del Timbal Tito Puente

James Dreier, timbales Ryan Smith, drums Yoni Eisenstein, percussion

BIOGRAPHY

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The UI Jazz Repertory Ensemble would like to thank the UI jazz faculty: John Rapson (area head), James Dreier and Damani Phillips, as well as other select UI School of Music faculty, for their important contribution to the musical development of the members of this ensemble.

Trumpets Kamal Talukder Edward Hochman Claire McCall Benjamin Hoefle

Saxophones Tremere Hill Casey Lindecrantz Matthew Nicholson Derek VanDenTop Maria Kuiper

Trombones Bjorn Swanson Kiersten Truax Harry Manaligod Grant Whitaker Thomas Theiling

Rhythm Section David Beyer, piano Sebastian Ramirez, piano Noah Andrys, guitar Ian Zwaschka, bass Tony Soberanis Fern, bass

Yoni Eisenstein, drums/percussion Ryan Smith, drums/percussion

UI JAZZ REPERTORY PERSONNEL

PROGRAM

In consideration of our performers and guests, please take a moment to turn off your cell phone.

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STEVE GRISMORE

Steve Grismore is an instructor of Jazz Studies at The University of Iowa (Iowa City, Iowa). A prolific performer, Grismore has been playing guitar for over fifty years and has degrees from G.I.T. (now called M.I.) and The University of Iowa (B.M. and M.A.). He has recorded three nationally distributed CDs for the Accurate label (Boston) with the “Grismore/

Scea Group,” eight CDs with Iowa’s very own salsa band “Orquésta Alto Maíz,” and three CDs with the group “Oddbar,” and numerous other recordings with friends around the country. Steve released Bésame Mucho in 2012 with the Steve Grismore Trio (featuring Sam Salamone and John Kizilarmut). Currently, Steve is performing with variations of his own trio with Sam Salamone, the Beaker Brothers, Local on the 8’s, and the newly formed band 3 Dawgs and a Bone. Additionally, he has recorded and/or performed with such jazz greats as David Sanborn, Charlie Haden, Matt Wilson, Tim Hagans, Robin Eubanks, Bobby Shew, Steve Swallow, Carla Bley, Paul Smoker, Sex Mob, Vinny Golia, Kenny Wheeler, Corey Christiansen, Mike Lee, Jeff Coffin, Ben Allison, Damon Short, Ryan Shultz, Kim Richmond, John Daniel, Dane Richeson, John Carlson, Johnny Rabb, Victor Mendoza, Tom Davis, John Rapson, and many more. He is also the co-founder and former musical director of the nationally recognized Iowa City Jazz Festival.

More information about Steve can be found at http://www.gizmojazz.com.

Jazz Repertory Ensemble Spring Concert 2018

Steve Grismore, director

Erin Wehr, trumpet & James Dreier, timbales

Cottontail Duke Ellington/Berger trans.

Ben Hoefle, trumpet Derek VanDenTop, tenor sax

Maria Kuiper, bari sax Sebastian Ramirez, piano

Walking Shoes Gerry Mulligan

Bjorn Swanson, trombone Matt Nicholson, tenor sax

Trey Hill, alto sax Kamal Talukder, trumpet

Chameleon Herbie Hancock/arr. Alan Baylock

Harry Manaligod, trombone Casey Lindecrantz, alto sax

Isfahan Duke Ellington/Strayhorn

Trey Hill, alto sax

That’s What I Thought Paul McKee

Noah Andrys, guitar Matt Nicholson, tenor sax

Waltz for Debbie Bill Evans/arr. Keith Foley

Matt Nicholson, tenor sax David Beyer, piano

Hot it Up Shelton Berg

Ryan Smith, drums Sebastian Ramirez, piano

Matt Nicholson, clarinet

Fire Dance Jeff Tkazyik/Allen Vizzutti

Erin Wehr, trumpet the trumpet section

El Ray Del Timbal Tito Puente

James Dreier, timbales Ryan Smith, drums Yoni Eisenstein, percussion

BIOGRAPHY

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The UI Jazz Repertory Ensemble would like to thank the UI jazz faculty: John Rapson (area head), James Dreier and Damani Phillips, as well as other select UI School of Music faculty, for their important contribution to the musical development of the members of this ensemble.

Trumpets Kamal Talukder Edward Hochman Claire McCall Benjamin Hoefle

Saxophones Tremere Hill Casey Lindecrantz Matthew Nicholson Derek VanDenTop Maria Kuiper

Trombones Bjorn Swanson Kiersten Truax Harry Manaligod Grant Whitaker Thomas Theiling

Rhythm Section David Beyer, piano Sebastian Ramirez, piano Noah Andrys, guitar Ian Zwaschka, bass Tony Soberanis Fern, bass

Yoni Eisenstein, drums/percussion Ryan Smith, drums/percussion

UI JAZZ REPERTORY PERSONNEL

PROGRAM

In consideration of our performers and guests, please take a moment to turn off your cell phone.

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*Tickets available through the Hancher Box Office at (800) HANCHER or hancher.uiowa.edu/tickets

SCHOOL OF

MUSIC

UPCOMING EVENTS

All events are FREE unless otherwise indicated.

For the most up to date listing of concerts and recitals please visit arts.uiowa.edu

Thursday, April 26, 2018 at 7:30 p.m.

Voxman Music Building, Concert Hall UI JAZZ REPERTORY ENSEMBLE SPRING CONCERT

Steve Grismore, director

with special guests

Erin Wehr, trumpet James Dreier, timbales

APRIL 2018 27 7:30 p.m. Ensemble Concert: Kantorei & University Choir Concert Hall

28 7:30 p.m. Guest Recital: Loreto Aramendi, organ Concert Hall

29 3:00 p.m. Ensemble Concert: Camerata & Women's Chorale Concert Hall

29 7:30 p.m. Ensemble Concert: UI Symphony and Chamber

Orchestras with Concerto/Aria winners Concert Hall

30 7:30 p.m. Ensemble Concert: Spring Pops Spectacular Hancher

MAY 2018 02 7:30 p.m. Ensemble Concert: UI Symphony Orchestra Concert Hall

03 4:00 p.m. Student Ensemble: Opera Workshop Scenes Stark Opera Studio

03 7:30 p.m. Student Ensemble: Freshman Jazz Combo Stark Opera Studio

03 7:30 p.m. Student Ensemble: Iowa Steel Bands Concert Hall

04 7:30 p.m. CNM Concert 29: LOUi Stark Opera Studio

04 7:30 p.m. Orchestra Iowa Concert Hall

05 11:30 a.m. Student Ensemble: Woodwind Chamber Music Recital Hall

05 3:00 p.m. Chamber Residency Program: Student Recital 1 Recital Hall

05 7:30 p.m. CNM Concert 21: Composers’ Workshop Concert Hall

06 3:00 p.m. Faculty Recital: Chamber Music of Hans Gál Christine Rutledge, viola; Scott Conklin, violin

Courtney Miller, oboe; David Gompper, piano Concert Hall

06 3:00 p.m. Student Ensemble: Semi-annual Last

Chance Concert (percussion) Recital Hall

06 7:30 p.m. Chamber Residency Program: Student Recital 2 Recital Hall

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