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november
Time
(Thursday) 7:30 pm
Location
Hamel Music Center - Collins Recital Hall
740 University Avenue
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Free | No ticket required Noah Brooks Drum Set Lecture Recital Noah Brooks presents an analytical history of drum set playing throughout the history of jazz.
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Free | No ticket required
Noah Brooks Drum Set Lecture Recital
Noah Brooks presents an analytical history of drum set playing throughout the history of jazz.
Hamel Music Center - Collins Recital Hall740 University Avenue
Time
(Friday) 7:30 pm
Location
Hamel Music Center - Collins Recital Hall
740 University Avenue
Event Details
Purchase tickets $20 general admission Students free (ticket required) Also streaming live Mead Witter School of Music Changemaker Series A celebration of individuals who help society challenge and expand
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$20 general admission
Students free (ticket required)
Also streaming live
Mead Witter School of Music Changemaker Series
A celebration of individuals who help society challenge and expand the boundaries of music
Jamar Jones, piano
Dan Cavanagh, piano
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Jamar Jones, a native of Philadelphia, is a polymath in the realms of music, film, entrepreneurship, and education. With a career spanning almost three decades, Jamar has left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry through his versatility and creativity.
As a pianist, film composer, songwriter, and music producer, Jamar’s contributions have resonated across genres and generations. His journey began with iconic R&B group Boyz II Men, where he played a pivotal role in crafting hits like “Dear God,” “So Amazing,” and “Dreams.” Collaborations with luminaries such as Usher Raymond and Jill Scott further solidified his reputation for musical excellence, earning him Grammy nominations and ASCAP Awards.
In the world of film and television, Jamar’s talents shine brightly. His work on projects like “The New Edition Story,” “The Greatest Showman,” and acclaimed series like “The Young and the Restless” and “Rebel” have earned him critical acclaim and industry recognition.
Beyond his artistic endeavors, Jamar is a visionary entrepreneur, co-founding Musitrust, a groundbreaking venture at the intersection of music and technology. Additionally, he serves as an executive pastor at The Worship Center Christian Church in Birmingham, AL, blending his passion for music with his commitment to faith and community.
Jamar’s dedication to education is evident in his role as Assistant Professor of Music at the University of Texas, where he teaches an online course on the History of Hip Hop. Through innovative pedagogy, he imparts his deep understanding of the genre to students, bridging the gap between academia and contemporary culture.
With advanced degrees in Music from the University of Texas at Arlington and Business from the University of Arizona, Jamar is a lifelong learner committed to continuous growth. Currently pursuing a Ph.D. at the University of Tasmania, he exemplifies the intersection of artistry, academia, and entrepreneurship.
In his ongoing collaborations with industry legends like Patti Labelle and Myron Butler, as well as his dedication to shaping the next generation of musicians and scholars, Jamar Jones continues to push boundaries and inspire audiences worldwide. His legacy as a trailblazer in music, film, and education is as enduring as it is impactful.
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Hamel Music Center - Collins Recital Hall740 University Avenue
202409nov8:30 am8:00 pmMini Music Clinic & Teacher Retreat
Time
(Saturday) 8:30 am - 8:00 pm
Location
Hamel Music Center
740 University Avenue
Event Details
Registration deadline: November 1, 2024 3rd Annual Mini Music Clinic (Band) & Teacher Retreat A one-day experience to challenge, grow, and be in community With guest Julie Giroux, Conductor Scott Teeple, Professor
Event Details
Registration deadline: November 1, 2024
3rd Annual Mini Music Clinic (Band) & Teacher Retreat
A one-day experience to challenge, grow, and be in community
With guest Julie Giroux, Conductor
Scott Teeple, Professor of Music
Alicia Lee, Assistant Professor of Clarinet
Mini Music Clinic (Band)
Students in grades 9–12 are invited to join us on the UW–Madison campus for a challenging, fast-paced day of musical growth and connection. Designed to supplement students’ school, community or individual music experience, Mini Music Clinics serve to enhance music education through large and small group instruction from UW–Madison faculty and graduate students. High schoolers will build connections with the UW–Madison campus and their fellow musicians and perform in a final concert at the end of the day.
Teacher Retreat (Band Clinic Only)
All educators (pre-service, current, retired) are invited to spend the day on campus with or without your students for a rejuvinating retreat
Work with UW Band Directors in a collaborative conducting and new music reading session, observe the Badger Band Clinic and their guest conductor, connect socially and professionally, attend the concert, and enjoy classes taught by Mead Witter School of Music faculty that directly relate to your teaching and needs.
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december
202404dec7:30 pmContemporary Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Standards Ensemble
Time
(Wednesday) 7:30 pm
Location
Hamel Music Center - Collins Recital Hall
740 University Avenue
Event Details
Free | No ticket required Dan Cavanagh & Arun Luthra, directors Contemporary Jazz Ensemble Alex Fiedler, trombone Lance Letellier, piano Nathan Pedraza, bass Scott Lonzaga, drums & cymbals Jazz Standards
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Free | No ticket required
Dan Cavanagh & Arun Luthra, directors
Contemporary Jazz Ensemble
Alex Fiedler, trombone
Lance Letellier, piano
Nathan Pedraza, bass
Scott Lonzaga, drums & cymbals
Jazz Standards Ensemble
John Krueger, alto saxophone
Jack Ohly, trombone
Owen Shefchik guitar
Nolan Schott, piano
Leo Dempsey, bass
Olivia Flood, drums & cymbals
Hamel Music Center - Collins Recital Hall740 University Avenue
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