CONGRATULATIONS!

To the Sinfonians, Jazz Band members, members of all the ensembles, members of Mu Phi Epsilon and Sigma Phi Mu, the Sound Crew, Mandy, Heath, Alex, Melissa, the Music Faculty, Bernie, and Rich, as well as the other music students and non-music students who helped or who simply supported us by your attendance:

Thank you! The 2009 Jazz Summit was a huge undertaking, but it was also a huge success, and you are to thank for that! Thanks for all your hard work!

Dr. Carson

JAZZ SUMMIT FESTIVAL RESULTS

ENTER YOUR BAND IN THE 2010 JAZZ COMPETITION USING THE

2010 ONLINE ENTRY FORM
YOU MAY ALSO ENTER BY SENDING A PRINTABLE PDF ENTRY FORM

BEFORE DECEMBER 1, 2009.

MATERIALS FOR COMPETING BANDS:

WELCOME LETTER
JAZZ SUMMIT 2009 SCHEDULE
GENERAL INFORMATION FOR PARTICIPATING BANDS
COE COLLEGE CAMPUS MAP
REPERTOIRE FORM
BUS DIRECTIONS
(INCLUDES LOADING/UNLOADING AND PARKING LOCATIONS)
UNLOADING INSTRUCTIONS
SAMPLE ADJUDICATION FORM
PHOTO ORDER FORM

2009 WORKER INFORMATION HERE

CLICK HERE FOR JAZZ SUMMIT CONCERT TICKETS

Coe College Jazz Summit

Jazz Band Competition

February 26-27, 2010

Grand Finale Concert * February 27, 2010

Featuring the Coe College Gold Jazz Ensemble

with guest artists

Doug Talley, saxophone, and Mark Maegdlin, organ

Sinclair Auditorium
Coe College
1220 First Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52402

Held annually the last weekend in February, the Jazz Summit features appearances by jazz musicians from throughout the nation and has even, on four occasions, attracted international artists (2000 - Delbert Bernabela, Ivan Quandus; 1994 - Jim Mair, Canada; 1995 - Delbert Bernabela, Ivan Quandus, and Carlos Bislip, Aruba, and Victor Mestas , Venezuela; 1996 - Ignacio Berroa, Cuba). School jazz bands and enthusiastic jazz aficionados from throughout the Midwest flock to Coe College to get clinics from the guests and to hear them perform. The Jazz Summit was founded in 1992 and continues a tradition of jazz festivals at Coe College that stretches back to the 1970's. During this period, the festival has grown from an afternoon event with an evening concert, to a two-day festival encompassing clinics, workshops, jam sessions, a jazz band competition which accommodates almost 1500 musicians from fifty different high school jazz bands, an awards ceremony, and the Grand Finale concert featuring the jazz ensemble from Coe College and performances by the guest artists.

2010: Doug Talley, saxophone; Mark Maegdlin, organ
2009: Tommy Giampietro, drums, Rod Pierson, sax, faculty soloists: Al Naylor, trumpet, William Carson, clarinet
2008: The Quartet of Happiness
2007: Paul McKee, trombone; Eric Schmitz, composer
2006: The Southwest Horns (a jazz saxophone quintet)
2005: Fred Sturm, composer/conductor; Mark Urness, bass; Bob Long, saxophone
2004: Mike Vax, trumpet; Doug Talley, saxophone
2003: Dean Sorenson, trombonist/composer; Bob Baca, trumpet; Eric Allen, saxophone; Todd Munnik, saxophone; Bob Dunn, guitar.
2002: Ray Blue, Saxophone; Kirk Garrison, trumpet; Charged Particles: Jon Krosnick, drums; Caleb Hutslar, keyboards; Andy Woodson, bass.
2001: Virginia Mayhew, Saxophone; Audrey Morrison, Trombone; Mike Parkinson, Trumpet; Dan Knight, Piano; Bob Dunn, Guitar; Ric Swanson, Drums; Ray Blue, Saxophone, HORIZON US Navy Jazz Group.
2000: Delbert Bernabela, saxophone; Bob Dunn, guitar; James Warrick, drums; Jae Sinnett, Percussion;
Allen Farnham, Piano; Terry Burrell, Bass; Brent Sandy, Trumpet; Ivan Quandus, Bass; RayBlue, Saxophone.
1999: Jeff Jarvis, trumpet; Ron Carter, saxophone; Len King, trombone; Valerie Nicholson, piano; Bob Dunn,
bass and guitar; Dave Bayles, drums.
1998: Steve Wiest, trombone; Brent Sandy, trumpet; John DeSalme, Jr., saxophone; Reggie Thomas, piano; Bob Dunn, bass and guitar; Randy Kuehn, drums.
1997: Frank Mantooth, piano; Audrey Morrison, trombone; Art Davis, trumpet; Ron Carter, saxophone; Jim Warrick, drums; Bob Dunn, bass
1996: Byron Stripling, trumpet; Scott Bliege, trombone; Mike Kocour, piano; Ignacio Berroa, drums; Doug Talley, saxophone; and Bob Dunn, bass.
1995: Delbert Bernabela, saxophone; Victor Mestas, piano; Ivan Quandus, bass; Carlos Bislip, Jr., drums; Mike Parkinson, trumpet; and Ron Carter, saxophone.
1994: Jim Mair, saxophone; Ted DiSanti, trumpet; Jim Warrick, drums; and David Dunn, bass.
1993: Frank Mantooth, piano; Kim Park, saxophone; Tony Garcia, trombone; Paul McKee, trombone; Larry Kohut, bass; and Phil Gratteau, drums.
1992: Byron Stripling, trumpet; Lou Fischer, bass; Shelly Berg, piano; Alan Lawrence, drums; James Warrick, drums; and John Wojcik, trumpet.

The predecessor of the Jazz Summit was called the Horizons Jazz Festival and featured artists ranging from Ed Shaughnessy and Count Basie to John Scofield and Rich Matteson.

Coe also has a long history of hosting jazz events in a concert setting. Recent guests have included Danny Barber, The Motion Poets, Richard Stoltzman, The United States Army Jazz Ambassadors, The Either/Orchestra, Bobby Shew, and Chick Corea with Bob Berg, John Patitucci and Gary Novak. And it's been a few years, but even the great Louis Armstrong has graced the stage of Sinclair Auditorium.

The Coe College Jazz Summit is the place to be for Jazz at the end of February. Jazz artists from around the nation convene to work with high school and middle school jazz bands from throughout the state and surrounding region, then demonstrate their own expertise in concert with the Coe College Gold Jazz Ensemble. Your students will receive a clinic on your competition repertoire from one of the fine Jazz Summit clinicians, as well as have the opportunity to attend instrument clinics. Concert tickets are FREE when ordered by mail before December 1, 2009. Plan now to schedule your band for the IHSMA-sanctioned Coe College Jazz Summit 2010.