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Jazz Announcements
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Coming this Spring - JAZZ WEEK - starting April 21!
The Jazz Combo presented the Fall 2008 Jazz Concert Wednesday, November 12, in King-Seabrook Chapel.
Two music majors represented HT in the African-American Jazz Caucus's All-Star Big Band in New York City. Philip Adair, piano and Willie Noel, trombone competed in a taped national competition among the HBCU jazz programs. The 2009 AAJC/HBCU All-Star Big Band rehearsed and performed a Sunday concert at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture of the New York Public Library System located in New York City, NY, January 28, 2009-February 1, 2009.
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HT Instrumental Jazz Student Activities
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Jazz ensembles have a lo ng and successful history at Huston-Tillotson University. Both music majors and non-majors at the University are strongly encouraged to participate in the performing groups, as well as classes and applied lessons offered in the music curriculum.
Jazz Combos provide an opportunity for students to enhance their improvisational skills in a small group setting. Combos range in size from four to ten members. Previous jazz experience is required to join a jazz combo.
The Jazz Combo program is essential in the music curriculum because of the concentration on the art of jazz improvisation. All instrumentalists and vocalists are invited to enroll in the groups. A dmission is by audition only. Auditions are held during the first three days of classes each semester.
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Jazz Notes
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Check out the HT Jazz Combo on YouTube: Inner Urge and Bye, Bye Blackbird
Pictured with the United States Airmen of Note
(Premiere jazz ensemble of the United States Air Force) are HT Jazz musicians Butch Miles, Drummer of the Count Basie Orchestra. Pictured from left to right: Matthew Bet, Tameika Hanna, Butch Miles, Martin McCain and Philip Adair.
And below, Philip Adair, Tameika Hanna, US Airman of Note, Martin McCain and Matthew Bet.
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