Sinfonian Dimensions in Jazz
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Performer
Jazz Chorus; Jazz Ensemble
Ensemble Membership
Jim Girres and Jim Wright (alto saxophone); Roger Birkeland and Andy Musel (tenor saxophone); Bob Kvam (baritone saxophone); Bob Plaehn, Rod Carlson, Mark Ellis, Doug Sorensen, and Steve Hentzelman (trumpet); James Oleson, Carl Hermanson, Orrin Hager and Allen Grote (trombone); Jeff Benson (piano); Randy Hogancamp (vibes); Rick Wind (percussion); Parker Foley (bass); Jazz Chrous: Liz Buechele, Kathy Grimes, Sharon Spies, Connie Worl, Barb Severin, Lorraine Rensink, Carol Aldinger, Nancy Zink, Joyce Krebs, Ray Russell, Jerry DePenning, Ron Youtzy, Roland Popkes, Paul Brizzi, Bob Rannells, Lee Gause, Dave Bradley
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Keywords
Jazz vocals; Jazz -- 1961-1970;
Description
The Beta Nu Chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia sponsored the annual concert called "Sinfonian Dimensions in Jazz". January 12-13, 1968 marked its 18th concert. Performing at the concert was the Jazz Ensemble, directed by James A. Coffin, and the Jazz Chorus, directed by Denny Vance. The guest musician was Clark Terry on the trumpet.
Document Type
Sound Recording
Date Created
1968
Duration
29 seconds
Source Recording
A recording of the Beta Nu Chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia sponsored annual concert called "Sinfonian Dimensions in Jazz". January 12-13, 1968 marked its 18th concert. Performing at the concert was the Jazz Ensemble, directed by James A. Coffin, and the Jazz Chorus, directed by Denny Vance. The guest musician was Clark Terry on the trumpet.
Physical Location
M1450.U58 S5 1968 LP
Repository Collection
Fine and Performing Arts Collection
Publisher
University of Northern Iowa
Copyright
©1968
Permitted Uses
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Language
en
File Format
audio/mp3
Recommended Citation
Jenkins, Gordon, "I Wish You Love" (1968). Sinfonian Dimensions in Jazz. 33.
https://scholarworks.uni.edu/sinfonian/33
Comments
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