Purdue Jazz Festival 2026

PURDUE BANDS & ORCHESTRAS PRESENTS

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THE 36TH ANNUAL

JANUARY 22 - 31, 2026 Sponsored by

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JANUARY 22 - LONG CENTER

COMMUNITY JAZZ SHOWCASE CONCERT featuring Artist-in-Residence Kirby Fellis

JANUARY 23 - LOEB PLAYHOUSE

YELLOWJACKETS

Friday Headliner Concert JANUARY 24 - FESTIVAL DAY

PURDUE JAZZ BAND AFTERNOON CONCERT 12:45 PM - LOEB PLAYHOUSE featuring Artist-in-Residence Kirby Fellis FINALE CONCERT 7 PM - ELLIOTT HALL OF MUSIC featuring Guest Artist Marshall Gilkes JANUARY 31 - LOEB PLAYHOUSE

JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER ORCHESTRA WITH WYNTON MARSALIS

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative Event featuring Opening Performance by the Purdue Jazz Band

WELCOME FROM THE FESTIVAL DIRECTOR It is with immense joy that I welcome you back to the beautiful campus of Purdue University. My journey with this festival spans nearly three decades—beginning as a middle school bassist, then as a novice high school band director, and eventually as a veteran director who witnessed firsthand the transformational impact this event has on students and educators alike.

The Purdue Jazz Festival was always a highlight of my year as a middle school or high school student marveling at the live performances or as a director watching my students grow through inspiring clinics led by world-class jazz artists. Today, I am honored and humbled to continue leading this remarkable tradition for the second time as the Director of Jazz at Purdue.

Last year, my hope was that we could create memories that would last a lifetime—and we certainly accomplished that when an unexpected winged guest, a bat, joined our finale concert and swooped over the stage and audience as the music continued.

It was a moment none of us will ever forget, and a reminder that live jazz always brings surprises (but hopefully not rabies).

This year’s festival promises its own unforgettable experiences.

We are thrilled to offer an outstanding lineup of clinics and performances featuring renowned artists including the YellowJackets, Marshall Gilkes, Kirby Fellis, Monika Herzig, Natalie Boeyink, Karina Colis, and our very own Purdue Jazz Band students. During the Thursday and Saturday concerts, our guest artists will play alongside Purdue University’s premier jazz ensemble, the Purdue Jazz Band—one of seven jazz ensembles offered at Purdue University. We hope you can join us next Saturday, January 31st right back here in Elliott Hall as the Purdue Jazz Band opens for the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis!

We are also proud to once again host Indiana’s Essentially Ellington Regional at the Purdue Jazz Festival, presented in partnership with Jazz at Lincoln Center. A heartfelt thank-you goes to Lauren Sevian and John Reynolds, our EE ambassadors, for adjudicating and leading clinics for our participating bands today.

New this year, we want to welcome Music For All as the title sponsor! Their mission to create, provide, and expand positively life-changing experiences through music is the perfect partnership for what Purdue Jazz Festival seeks to provide each and every year!

The Purdue Jazz Festival is more than a series of performances and clinics—it is a celebration of community. We are deeply grateful to all adjudicators, band directors, students, and concertgoers who join us each year. Your passion and commitment to jazz are what make this event so special. Thank you for performing, learning, listening, and supporting the music we all love.

A special thank-you goes to the dedicated Purdue Bands & Orchestras faculty and staff, and to the hundreds of PBO student volunteers whose behind-the-scenes efforts bring this festival to life each year. Their hard work makes all of this possible.

On behalf of everyone at Purdue Bands & Orchestras, I wish you a weekend filled with growth, inspiration, and—above all—joy through music and connection. May you leave with new friendships, unforgettable memories, a deep sense of pride in how far you’ve come as a jazz musician, and a renewed excitement to keep exploring this remarkable art form.

Thank you for being a part of the 36th Annual Purdue Jazz Festival. We are so glad you’re here, and we look forward to sharing this incredible celebration of jazz with you!

With Gratitude,

Bethany Robinson Clinical Assistant Professor Director of Jazz Purdue Bands & Orchestras

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PURDUE BANDS & ORCHESTRAS FACULT Y & STAFF Jay S. Gephart.....................................................................................................Director and AI G. Wright Chair Matthew R. Conaway...............................Professor, Director of the “All-American Marching Band Dr. Pamela J. Nave................................................................Associate Professor, Director of Percussion Adam Bodony..........................................................................Associate Professor, Director of Orchestras Bethany Robinson...............................................Clinical Assistant Professor, Director of Jazz Bands Jarrard Harris..............................................................................................................Clinical Assistant Professor Dr. David M. Blon.......................................................................................................Clinical Assistant Professor Dr. Lucas H. Petersen.............................................................................................Clinical Assistant Professor Douglas R. Fletcher.............................................................................................................Director of Operations Morgan Loetz...............................................Assistant Director of Operations, Director of Auxiliaries Natalie Hess...........................................................................................................Golduster Dance Team Coach Jef Furr..................................................................................................................Golden Silks Color Guard Coach Susan Lipscomb.............................................................................................Senior Administrative Assistant Kim Delks.........................................................................................................................................Business Assistant Esther Kirgiss........................................................................................................Director of External Relations Caitlin Cotten........................................................................Manager of Recruitment & Student Success Humza Nasir..............................................................................................................................Multimedia Designer

STUDENT LEADERSHIP Mattie Midkiff.............................................................................................................Lead Volunteer Coordinator Michael Barnhart.................................................................................................Operations Team Coordinator Lindsey Kamerad................................................................................................Technology Team Coordinator Audie Wise & Abigail Thomas..............................................Band Host & Ambassador Coordinators Nadav Shalinsky & Lilly Patterson.................................................Homeroom Volunteer Coordinator Biddyclair Moore.................................................................Performance Room Announcer Coordinator John Danison.....................................................................................................................Bus Greeter Coordinator Isaak Gutierrez......................................................................................................Judges Assistant Coordinator Ren Bethel.....................................................................................................................................Runner Coordinator Nathan Garrett............................................................................................................................Shuttle Coordinator Mei Pitts....................................................................................................................................Elliott Hall Coordinator 2

ABOUT PURDUE BANDS & ORCHESTRAS

Purdue Bands & Orchestras students are some of the most promising individuals on campus. They are bold, hardworking, and determined to succeed in all they do — setting the Boilermaker standard high. With virtually all of our students majoring in a discipline other than music, our members spread the optimistic spirit of Purdue Bands & Orchestras across campus.

The Purdue “All-American” Marching Band (AAMB) is in its 140th season. In addition to performing at every home football game, the AAMB has been the official band of the Indianapolis 500 race since 1919.

Internationally, the AAMB has performed recently in China (2008), Colombia (2015), and Ireland (2013, 2018, 2023). Notable alumni include Neil Armstrong, Orville Redenbacher, and Russell Games Slayter.

Purdue Bands & Orchestras also includes various auxiliary groups. The Purdue Twirling program (2022 AYOP Grand National Collegiate Halftime Show Champions), the Golden Silks Color Guard, the Purdue Winter Guard (WGI Winter Guard Independent A Class Bronze Medalists), the Golduster Dance Team, and the Big 10 Flags all support the pageantry and breadth of talent in the department. Any discussion about Purdue would be incomplete without mentioning the World’s Largest Drum, which maintains its reputation as one of the most iconic emblems of Purdue University.

The excellence continues in our indoor ensembles.

Almost two-thirds of the department is spread across our eight concert bands, seven jazz bands, and four orchestras. Each ensemble meets 2 to 3 times weekly and performs at least two concerts per semester. In a commitment to providing travel opportunities for our students, many groups have various additional performances around the nation and the world. In March 2026, the Purdue Wind Ensemble and Purdue Jazz Band will travel to Spain with performances in Madrid, Valencia, and Barcelona.

Our thriving chamber music program, various jazz combos, and Percussion Ensemble all provide excellent small ensemble performance opportunities to our students. Additionally, three athletic pep bands support our basketball and volleyball teams throughout their seasons.

In 2022, Purdue Bands & Orchestras moved into our new facility, Marc and Sharon Hagle Hall, featured above. Hagle Hall boasts three large rehearsal rooms, 13 practice rooms, faculty studios, and ample student collaboration and study space.

This facility is a significant step in supporting the continuous growth of the department.

Through world-renowned performances by 30+ ensembles, Purdue Bands & Orchestras serves as the “Heartbeat of the University” and encourages a lifelong journey with music.

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SCHEDULE ELLIOTT HALL OF MUSIC

9:00 AM - McCutcheon Big Red Jazz Band 9:30 AM - Lafayette Jefferson Jazz Ensemble 10:00 AM - New Palestine Jazz Orchestra 10:30 AM - Oswego Orange Jazz 2 11:00 AM - Badger Jazz Ensemble 11:30 AM - Oswego Jazz Ensemble 1 12:00 PM - Zionsville Green Jazz Band 1:30 PM - Noblesville Jazz 2 2:00 PM - Beloit Jazz Ensemble 2:30 PM - Southport 12 O’Clock Jazz Band 3:00 PM - Fishers Jazz Ensemble 3:30 PM - Noblesville Jazz 1 4:00 PM - Hebron Jazz Ensemble 4:30 PM - Beloit Jazz Orchestra 5:00 PM - Champaign Central Jazz Ensemble 5:30 PM - Valparaiso Jazz Ensemble 6:00 PM - Kaneland Jazz Ensemble 7:00 PM - Awards & Finale Concert Purdue Jazz Band with Marshall Gilkes ADJUDICATORS

Matt Pivec, Todd Williams, Lauren Sevian, John Reynolds

STEWART 218 9:30 AM - Wea Ridge MS Jazz Ensemble 10:00 AM - Harshman MS Big Band 10:30 AM - Noblesville East MS 16th Street Groove 11:00 AM - Carmel MS Jazz Band 11:30 AM - Noblesville East MS Field Drive Funk 12:00 PM - Mt. Vernon MS Jazz Band 1:30 PM - Honey Creek MS Jazz Band 2:00 PM - Old Quarry MS Jazz II 2:30 PM - Jefferson MS Jaz Ensemble 3:00 PM - Old Quarry MS Jazz II 3:30 PM - Riverside JH Jazz Band

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LOEB PLAYHOUSE (STEW) 9:00 AM - Dundee Crown Jazz Ensemble 9:30 AM - Downers Grove North Jazz Ensemble 10:00 AM - Franklin Central Jazz Ensemble #1 10:30 AM - Avon Jazz Ensemble 11:00 AM - Carroll Jazz Ensemble #1 11:30 AM - John Hersey Jazz Ensemble 12:00 PM - Whitney M. Young Jazz Ensemble 1:30 PM - Goshen Red Wire Jazz Strings 2:00 PM - Concord Jazz I 2:30 PM - Decatur Central Jazz Ensemble #1 3:00 PM - Oswego East Jazz Ensemble 3:30 PM - Oak Park & River Forest Jazz Ensemble 4:00 PM - La Porte Jazz Band 4:30 PM - Elkhart Jazz Band 1 5:00 PM - Homestead Jazz 1 5:30 PM - Perry Meridian Meridian Street Blues 6:00 PM - Mundelein Jazz Ensemble ADJUDICATORS

Shawn O’Connor, Mark Buselli, Marlin McKay

STEWART 302 9:00 AM - Harrison Jazz Band 9:30 AM - Tri-West HS Blue Alliance Jazz Band 10:00 AM - Oswego East Jazz Band 10:30 AM - Champaign Central Stage Band 11:00 AM - Greenfield Central Jazz Band 2 11:30 AM - Shawano Jazz II 12:00 PM - La Porte Jazz Lab Band 1:30 PM - Lemont Jazz Band 2:00 PM - North Central Jazz Lab Band 2:30 PM - Valparaiso Studio Jazz Band 3:00 PM - West Aurora Jazz band 3:30 PM - Perry Meridian Falcon Jazz Collective 4:00 PM - Mundelein Jazz Orchestra 4:30 PM - Concord Jazz III 5:00 PM - Pike Jazz 2 5:30 PM - Penn Intermediate Jazz Ensemble

ADJUDICATORS

ADJUDICATORS

Kent Hickey, Leah Warman, Rob Dixon

Jeff Parthun, Roxanne Stevenson, Matt Murdock

SCHEDULE FOWLER HALL (STEW)

NORTH BALLROOM (PMU)

9:00 AM - Arsenal Tech Freddie Hubbard Big Band 9:30 AM - Greenfield Central Jazz Band 1 10:00 AM - Downers Grove South Jazz Ensemble 10:30 AM - Crown Point Jazz Band 11:00 AM - Northrop Jazz 1 11:30 AM - West Aurora Jazz Ensemble 12:00 PM - Leo Jazz Orchestra 1:30 PM - Terre Haute South Jazz Band 2:00 PM - Penn Advanced Jazz Ensemble 2:30 PM - Castle 12 O’Clock Jazz Ensemble 3:00 PM - Floyd Central Gold Big Band 3:30 PM - Pike Jazz 1 4:00 PM - East Noble Jazz Band 4:30 PM - Goshen Advanced Crimson Jazz Ensemble 5:00 PM - North Central Jazz Ensemble 5:30 PM - Rolling Meadows Jazz Band I 6:00 PM - Bloomington North Advanced Jazz Ens.

9:00 AM - Tipton Blues Devils 9:30 AM - Badger Jazz Workshop 10:00 AM - Kokomo Jazz Kats 10:30 AM - Zionsville Silver Jazz Band 11:00 AM - Owen Valley Big Band 11:30 AM - Lafayette Jefferson Jazz Lab 12:00 PM - Champaign Central Lab Band 1:30 PM - Bloomington North Studio Jazz Ensemble 2:00 PM - Taylor Jazz Band 2:30 PM - Shawano Jazz I 3:00 PM - New Palestine Jazz Ensemble 3:30 PM - Concord Jazz II 4:00 PM - Valparaiso Lab Jazz Band 4:30 PM - Decatur Central Jazz 2 5:00 PM - Southport Banta Blues 5:30 PM Goshen Crimson Jazz Ensemble

ADJUDICATORS

ADJUDICATORS

Lissa May, Mo Trout, Roosevelt Griffin

Jim Butz, Chelsea Hughey, Lenny Foy

A D M I S S I O N S T H E A T E R ( S T E W ) ANNI VER SARY DRAW ING ROOM ( P M U) 9:00 AM - Oswego Jazz Combo 9:30 AM - Whitney M. Young Combo 1 10:00 AM - George Washington Jazz COmbo 10:30 AM - Whitney M. Young Combo 2 11:00 AM - Oak Park & River Forest Jazz Combo 11:30 AM - Arsenal Tech Tech Titans Jazz Combo 12:00 PM - Oswego East Jazz Combo 1:30 PM - Pike Jazz Combo 2:00 PM - Champaign Central New Street Combo 2:30 PM - Mundelein Jazz Combo 3:00 PM - Bloomington North Combo A 3:30 PM - Bloomington North Combo B 4:00 PM - Bloomington North Combo C 4:30 PM - Bloomington North Combo D 5:00 PM - Lafayette Jefferson Jazz Combo 5:30 PM - Carroll Jazz Combo

9:00 AM - Fishers Jazz Ensemble 2 9:30 AM - West Lafayette Jazz Ensemble 10:00 AM - DeKalb Jazz Too 10:30 AM - Lebanon Jazz Ensemble 11:00 AM - Washington Township Senator Jazz 11:30 AM - DeKalb Jazz One 12:00 PM - Greenfield Central Jazz Band 3 1:30 PM - Rolling Meadows Jazz Band II 2:00 PM - Arsenal Tech Phil Ranelin Big Band 2:30 PM - Rolling Meadows Jazz Combo 2 3:00 PM - Champaign Central Lynn Street Combo 3:30 PM - Champaign Central Park Street Combo 4:00 PM - Rolling Meadows Jazz Combo 1 4:30 PM - Snider Jazz Combo 5:00 PM - Noblesville Jazz Combo 5:30 PM Cascade Jazz Ensemble

ADJUDICATORS

ADJUDICATORS

Gene Markewicz, Alexandra Signor

Sophie Faught, Scott Pazera

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CLINICS & CONCERTS S AT U R D AY, J A N U A R Y 2 5 All clinics will be held in PMU 240 (East Faculty Lounge) and last 50 minutes.

10:00 AM

Yellowjackets Brass and Woodwinds Masterclass

11:00 AM

Yellowjackets Rhythm Section Masterclass

12:45 PM

Purdue Jazz Band - Afternoon Concert - Loeb Playhouse Kirby Fellis, artist-in-residence

1:30 PM

Kirby Fellis - Masterclass

2:30 PM

Monika Herzig, Natalie Boeyink, and Karina Colis

3:30 PM

Jam Session with Purdue Jazz Students and Special Guests

4:30 PM

Marshall Gilkes - Masterclass

7:00 PM

Purdue Jazz Band - Finale Concert - Elliott Hall of Music Marshall Gilkes, guest artist

MONIKA HERZIG

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NATALIE BOEYINK

KARINA COLIS

FEATURED ARTISTS & CLINICIANS KIRBY FELLIS Kirby Fellis is a captivating Chicago based jazz trombonist, educator, arranger, and composer. He graduated from Michigan State University, and Northern Illinois University. Hailing from South Florida, Kirby has been working with award winning jazz ensembles for over a decade including positions in Florida, Michigan, Illinois, and Indiana. Kirby serves as the Jazz Ensemble Director of Harper College.

As a Trombonist, He has received awards from organizations such as Jazz at Lincoln Center, Gold Coast Jazz Society, Jazz Aspen Snowmass, DePauw Jazz Festival. Chicago Jazz Festival, and Jack Rudin Jazz Festival. He has also worked with many award-winning individuals and ensembles such as Darius Rucker, Terrell Stafford, Kurt Elling, Nate Smith, The Tom Garling Jazz Orchestra, and the Legendary Count Basie Orchestra.

As a Jazz Educator, Kirby is a long-standing member of JEN (Jazz education Network, ITA (International Trombone Association), Birch Creek Music and CYSO (Chicago Youth Symphony Jazz Orchestra). Under the tutelage of distinguished jazz educators such as Rodney Whitaker, Reggie Thomas, and Christopher Dorsey. Kirby has become a versatile educator, through clinics, masterclasses, consultations, rehearsal prep, and adjudication. From over a decade of educational experience, Kirby has developed a sound teaching philosophy. Kirby was most recently the All-University Jazz Ensemble Director at Northern Illinois University.

MARSHALL GILKES Over the course of the past 20 years, Marshall Gilkes has established himself as one of the world’s preeminent trombonists. A nonpareil artist at the forefront of brass playing, his virtuosic command of the instrument, marked by a warm and enveloping tone, Herculean chops, astounding flexibility and awe-inspiring range, place him in a league of his own. He is currently Associate Professor of Jazz Studies & Contemporary Media at Eastman School of Music at the University of Rochester Crafting eight albums since 2004, Gilkes has touched on a variety of settings including the compact trio, quartet and quintet formats, a merging of brass octet and jazz combo, and big band. Drawing heavy praise in the process, including a pair of Grammy nominations, he’s cemented his reputation as a composer and leader of great renown. And with his work as a first-call sideman, carried out in parallel to those efforts, Gilkes continuously demonstrates incomparable might and adaptability. His lengthy résumé includes work performing and/or recording with bassist Carlos Henriquez, harpist Edmar Castañeda, Vanguard Jazz Orchestra, Slide Monsters, bassist Richard Bona, pianist Makoto Ozone and numerous other top-tier musicians and outfits. And through his work with the WDR Big Band and as a longtime member of the Maria Schneider Orchestra, Gilkes has played himself into the rich history of large ensemble music.

A marvel of musicality sought after and highly respected in both the jazz and classical worlds, Gilkes has earned his rightful place in the upper echelon of both realms. Not surprisingly, his vast experience and genre-straddling skills have made him an in-demand educator. At various points in his career, Gilkes has served on the faculty of the Manhattan School of Music, Berklee College of Music and New England Conservatory of Music. In addition, he’s shared his knowledge and skills through master classes, clinics, guest appearances and teaching at other venerable institutions including the Banff Center, University of North Texas, the Brubeck Institute, Manchester’s Royal Northern College of Music and the New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music. An S. E. Shires Artist, Gilkes performs on his signature model trombone—an instrument as versatile as its inspiration.

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ABOUT THE PURDUE JAZZ BAND

The Purdue Jazz Band, under the direction of Professor Bethany Robinson, is Purdue University’s premiere jazz ensemble. Consisting of students majoring in virtually every discipline other than music, they spread the optimistic spirit of Purdue Bands & Orchestras through swing and jazz. The Purdue Jazz Band has recently received numerous awards at collegiate jazz festivals, including the North Texas Jazz Festival, the Notre Dame Jazz Festival, and the Elmhurst Collegiate Jazz Festival.

In addition to tours and performances throughout the United States, the band has participated in several international tours since 2000, performing at such prestigious venues as the Montreux, Alpine, and North Sea International Jazz Festivals. They have taken study-abroad tours to Italy (2008), Central and Eastern Europe (2011), Madrid and Barcelona (2015), and Portugal (2017).

In June 2014, Purdue jazz students were invited to join groups and faculty members from William Paterson University and the Berklee School of Music to present clinics and concerts in Colombia as guests and faculty of the Colombo Americano Annual Jazz Camps in Medellin and Manizales.

This honor was given again in 2023 when a combo from the Purdue Jazz Band was invited to help lead the Colombo Americano Camps for a second time. This experience occurred only weeks after the full ensemble performed at venues across Waikiki in Honolulu, Hawai’i.

In March 2026, the Purdue Jazz Band will return to Spain for a joint trip with the Purdue Wind Ensemble, featuring performances in Madrid, Valencia, and Barcelona.

The Purdue Jazz Band has performed with numerous world-renowned jazz artists in past years, including Camille Thurman, Michael Rodriguez, Marlin McKay, Nick Finzer, Erica von Kleist, Wycliffe Gordon, Bob Mintzer, Donny McCaslin, Eric Marienthall, and Allen Vizzutti, to name a few.

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COMMUNITY JAZZ SHOWCASE CONCERT Thursday, January 22th - 7:00 PM Long Center for the Performing Arts Lafayette, Indiana

FEATURING M C CUT C HEO N HI G H S C HOOL Matt Skiba, director

LA FAY ET TE JEFFERSON H I GH SCH OOL Tyler Long, director

WEST LAFAYETTE JR./SR. HIGH SCHOOL Ashley Wening, director

HA RRI SON H I GH SCH OOL Mia Traverse & Doug Koleszar, directors

PURDUE JAZZ BAND Bethany Robinson, director Kirby Fellis, artist-in-residence

PROGRAM Dimensions in Blue...................................................................................Sammy Nestico Whatever Lola Wants.................................................Richard Alder and Jerry Ross arr. Frank DeVol Disapproachment.............................................................................................Frank Foster The Ponderous Pachyderm of The Planks.......................................Sherman Irby Portrait of Wellman Braud.......................................................................Duke Ellington Big Bertha..........................................................................................................Duke Pearson arr. Jennifer Wharton Trombonio-Bustoso-Issimo................................William Alonzo “Cat” Anderson 9

BETHANY ROBINSON

Clinical Assistant Professor Director of Jazz Purdue Bands & Orchestras

Bethany Robinson is a Yamaha Performing Artist, GRAMMY Music Educator Award Finalist, NAfME Jazz Council Chair, Past-President of the Indiana Jazz Educators Association, and serves on the Jazz Education Network Executive Board. She joined the faculty of Purdue University as the Director of Jazz in 2024 after building the jazz program at Noblesville Schools from 1 to 6 jazz ensembles, where the top jazz ensemble was a 2-time Jazz at Lincoln Center Essentially Ellington Finalist and Indiana ISSMA Jazz State Honor Band in 2023. She is also the Festival Director for the Purdue Jazz Festival, the largest college-run jazz festival in the country.

Robinson was the 2014 Indiana Jazz Educator of the Year, 2015 Noblesville Teacher of the Year, 2016 Indiana Teacher of the Year Semi-Finalist, named a 2022 Jazz Hero by the Jazz Journalists Association, and the 2023 Indiana Outstanding High School Music Educator of the Year. She is a 2-time Lilly Teacher Creativity Fellow, receiving grants to study jazz and culture in both the US (2011) and Brazil (2019). Bethany has co-led Indiana Jazz Girls Day since 2018, hosting workshops and side-by-side concerts for students around the state of Indiana to elevate student leaders through jazz.

Bethany has been a keynote speaker and presenter around the globe, including the Australia National Band and Orchestra Conference, International Midwest Band and Orchestra Clinic, Glasgow CREATE! in Scotland, and Indiana, Oklahoma, Iowa and New York State Music Educator Conferences. Bethany was recently the guest conductor for the New York, Iowa, and North Carolina All-State Jazz Ensembles, and the chief adjudicator and guest artist for the Victorian Schools’ Jazz Festival in Melbourne, Australia and performed at Jazz Woche Jazz Festival in Hannover, Germany. She is a clinician and adjudicator independently and for Jazz at Lincoln Center, YAMAHA, Music For All, and an avid performer on upright bass, electric bass, and vocals.

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PURDUE JAZZ BAND SECTION

HOMETOWN

MA JOR

ALTO SAX Jeremiah Arona Ellen Rath Elliott Woo

Crown Point, IN Chesterton, IN Los Angeles, CA

Aeronautical & Astronautical Engineering Interior Design Professional Program Business Analytics & Information Management

TENOR SAX Moses Colin Seth DeWhitt

Chesterton, IN Sammamish, WA

Mechanical Engineering Computer Science

BARI SAX Johnathan Pletcher Mishawaka, IN

Wildlife

TRUMPET Dan Gui Amelia Jobe Andrew Nguyen Jacob Park Steven Win

West Lafayette, IN Ann Arbor, MI Southport, IN Round Lake, IL Fort Wayne, IN

M.S. Computer Engineering Game Development M.S. Aviation & Aerospace Management Actuarial Sciences & Applied Statistics Mathematics

TROMBONE Macgyver Cottrell Benjamin Johnston Emma Krueger Owen Toro

Los Angeles, CA Winter Park, FL Overland Park, KS Lafayette, IN

Mechanical Engineering Technology Mechanical Engineering Materials Science & Engineering Pharmaceutical Sciences

BASS TROMBONE Griffin Fox Grayslake, IL

Aeronautical & Astronautical Engineering

GUITAR TJ Kay

Valparaiso, IN

Aeronautical & Astronautical Engineering

BASS Jascha Lewit Grace O’Neil

Riverwoods, IL Lincolnshire, IL

Electrical Engineering Nuclear Engineering

PIANO Max Vallone Michael Wall

Miami, FL Mechanical Engineering Western Springs, IL Mechanical Engineering

DRUMS Asher Beckey Carl Nielsen

Noblesville, IN Chualar, CA

Pre-Marketing Agricultural Systems Management

VOCALS Livy Helmuth

Crown Point, IN

Environmental & Ecological Engineering

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DISCOUNT FOR JAZZ STUDENTS!

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SATURDAY AFTERNOON CONCERT Saturday, January 25th - 12:45 PM to 1:15 PM Loeb Playhouse - Stewart Center West Lafayette, Indiana

PURDUE JAZZ BAND Bethany Robinson, director Kirby Fellis, artist-in-residence

PROGRAM Dimensions in Blue...................................................................................Sammy Nestico

Disapproachment.............................................................................................Frank Foster

The Ponderous Pachyderm of The Planks.......................................Sherman Irby

Big Bertha..........................................................................................................Duke Pearson arr. Jennifer Wharton Trombonio-Bustoso-Issimo................................William Alonzo “Cat” Anderson

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SATURDAY FINALE CONCERT Saturday, January 25th - 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM Elliott Hall of Music West Lafayette, Indiana

PURDUE JAZZ BAND Bethany Robinson, director Marshall Gilkes, guest artist

PROGRAM Opening Performance........................Essentially Ellington Outstanding Band

Giant Steps.........................................................................................................John Coltrane arr. James Simmons Fresh Start......................................................................................................Marshall Gilkes

Big Tiny.............................................................................................................Marshall Gilkes

Portrait of Wellman Braud.......................................................................Duke Ellington

Two-Three’s Adventure........................................................................Carlos Henriquez Awards Presentation Puddle Jumping...........................................................................................Marshall Gilkes 15

ADJUDICATORS MARK BUSE LLI

CHELSEA HUGHEY

SCOT T PAZERA

Director of Jazz Studies, Ball State University. Bach performing artist.

Indianapolis-based jazz drummer, percussionist, and educator. Performs regularly with top artists, holds degrees in music, jazz, and music business, and teaches at Butler, Marian, and in private studios across central Indiana.

Director Wabash College Jazz Ensemble since 2012. Former Clinical Professor of Jazz at Purdue University, Assistant to Lafayette Jefferson HS Jazz Ensembles

JIM BUTZ Retired Director of Bands, Ben Davis HS. Freelance trumpet player. Director of the JoySwing Jazz Orchestra.

ROB DIXON

GENE MARKIEWICZ

Jazz tenor saxophonist and composer.

Artistic Director for Indy Jazz Fest. Jazz saxophone instructor at Northwestern University. Jazz Ensemble director at IU Indy. Performs frequently around the Indianapolis area and abroad.

Jazz Drummer. Performs with his ensemble The Gene Markiewicz Band!

Inducted into the Indianapolis Jazz Hall of Fame in 2011. Artist/Clinician for the Ludwig Drum Company since 1999.

Artist/Clinician for Sabian Cymbals and Innovative Percussion.

SOPHIE FAUGHT

LISSA FLEMING MAY

Tenor saxophonist, improviser, composer, bandleader, and teacher. Performed in venues across the country and world, including Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York City and the North Sea Jazz Festival in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Headlined at Portland Jazz Festival

Music Education Professor, Indiana University Jacobs School of Music.

Director of the Bloomington Jazz Orchestra. Founder of the Purdue Jazz Festival.

LEONARD FOY DePauw University Professor Emeritus and Conn Selmer Performing Artist.

Birch Creek Music Camp Artist/Faculty,.

Inaugural member Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra

DR. ROOSEVELT GRIFFIN III Director of Jazz Studies at Northern Illinois University. Board of Directors, Jazz Education Network. North Central Division Representative, NAfME Council for Jazz Education, Illinois Music Education Association Jazz Division President-Elect.

Director of Jazz Studies, Butler University

DR. LEXIE SIGNOR Freelance Lead Trumpeter. Studio musician. Author of “A Practical Guide to Big Band Terminology and Symbols.”

Marcinkiewicz Performing Artist

ROXANNE STEVENSON Chair of the Department of Music and Director of Bands, Chicago State University.

DR. MO TROUT Retired director of Jazz Bands, Purdue University.

MARLIN MCKAY

LEAH WARMAN

Assistant Professor of African American Music History and Jazz Pedagogy, University of Louisville. Nostalgic Records Recording Artist. Hammond Design Brand Ambassador.

Indiana University masters graduate and independent artist. Emmy Award Winning Jazz Trombonist, Composer, and Low Brass Educator. Published author of the JEN research journal .

DR. MAT THEW MURDOCK

DR. TODD WILLIAMS

Director of Bands at the Sycamore School. Freelance trumpet artist/ clinician.

Associate Professor of Music Education, Indiana Wesleyan University. Originally known for his work with the Wynton Marsalis Quintet, Septet, and the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, Todd has since become known as one of the most sought after jazz saxophonists and clinicians to date.

DR. SHAWN O’CONNOR Associate Professor & Department Chair, Marian University. Yamaha Performing Artist. Vandoren Artist Clinician. Director of Swing Shift Indy Big Band

KENT HICKEY

JEFFREY PAR THUN

Adjunct Professor of Jazz Trumpet at Butler University and the University of Indianapolis. Co-leader of the HickeyShanafelt 9ollective, an Indianapolisbased jazz nonet. Bach Regional Artist.

Jazz /concert percussionist. Retired band director with over 40 years in the classroom. Conductor for Purdue Bands and Orchestras.

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MAT T PIVEC

E S S E N T I A L LY E L L I N G T O N Launched in 1995, Essentially Ellington is a free program for high school jazz bands that aims to elevate musicianship, broaden perspectives, and inspire performance. EE provides high school and college band directors with resources for the study and performance of big band music. Any high school or college-aged jazz ensemble can join the EE network by registering in our EE Members Only portal, free of charge. Upon doing so, the ensemble remains a member going forward.

Membership benefits for high school and college aged jazz bands include: - FREE printed or instant downloads of 10 big band charts - FREE rehearsal guides for band leaders - Professional feedback of student performances - Much more!

The Purdue Jazz Festival is proud to continue offering Indiana’s only Essentially Ellington regional event.

We are thrilled to welcome Lauren Sevian and John Reynolds as Jazz at Lincoln Center clinicians at Purdue University today.

LAUREN SEVIAN Grammy award winning baritone saxophonist Lauren Sevian is one of the most in demand musicians on the scene today. She is Associate Professor of Woodwinds at the Berklee College of Music and has been teaching privately for over 15 years. She can be seen performing as a bandleader around the NYC area with her quartet, the LSQ, or LSAT, her quintet co-led with alto saxophonist Alexa Tarantino. She is also co-director of the all female collective Lioness.

As a sidewoman, she can be heard regularly with the Mingus Big Band, and has performed with countless other groups, notably Steely Dan, Veronica Swift, the Dizzy Gillespie AllStar’s, Christian McBride’s Big Band, Robin Eubanks Big Band, and the legendary Count Basie Orchestra.

She is a frequent guest artist at many universities, high schools, middle schools, and jazz festivals across the country. She has adjudicated at many jazz competitions & festivals, notably the Essentially Ellington Competition at Jazz at Lincoln Center, the Monterey Jazz Festivals “Next Generation Jazz Festival”, the Victoria Music Festival in Melbourne, Australia, and the Eau Claire Jazz Festival at the University of Wisconsin in Eau Claire.

JOHN REYNOLDS John Reynolds is an in-demand trumpeter, educator, and clinician. He holds a D.M.A. in Jazz Studies from the University of Southern California Thornton School of Music, as well as degrees from San Diego State University (SDSU) and Point Loma Nazarene University.

John has performed and recorded with Jazz legends including John Clayton, Jeff Hamilton, Gerald Clayton, Rickey Woodard, Graham Dechter, Aaron Diehl, Bob Mintzer, Peter Erskine, Bobby Shew, George Cables, Gilbert Castellanos, Marshall Hawkins, and many others.

The SoCal Jazz Society recognized Dr. Reynolds as the "Jazz Educator of the Year," and SDSU awarded him "Outstanding Alumnus of the Year." Dr. Reynolds is a consultant for Jazz at Lincoln Center, where he serves as a guest artist, clinician, and adjudicator for regional Essentially Ellington festivals across the country. John is also the Director of Instrumental Music at the prestigious Orange County School of the Arts where he leads the nationally ranked Garn Family Jazz Studies Program and Frederick Fennell Wind Studies Program.

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HONEY CREEK MIDDLE SCHOOL Terre Haute, IN - Emma Norris

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Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra (JLCO) is a world-renowned ensemble, led by trumpeter and artistic director Wynton Marsalis. Established in 1987, it serves as the resident orchestra of Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York City, dedicated to preserving and advancing the legacy of jazz.

The ensemble performs a rich repertoire, ranging from classic jazz compositions to new works, and is known for its virtuosic musicianship and innovative interpretations. Under Marsalis’s direction, the band has played a pivotal role in shaping the contemporary jazz scene, blending tradition with modern influences while fostering education and cultural outreach.

The Jazz at Lincoln Center with Wynton Marsalis will be performing after an opening set by Purdue Jazz Band in Elliott Hall of Music on January 31, 2026 for an unforgettable live performance you won’t want to miss!

This concert is brought to you by Purdue Convocations for their Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative Event. Please see their website for more information and tickets. convocations.purdue.edu.

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UPCOMING CONCERTS FEB R UARY 20 | Wind Works I | 7:30 PM | Long Center for the Performing Arts

Featuring Campus Band and Collegiate Band I 21 | Wind Works II | 7:30 PM | Long Center for the Performing Arts

Featuring University Band and Symphonic Band 22 | Wind Works III | 2:30 PM | Long Center for the Performing Arts

Featuring Collegiate Band II, Varsity Band, and Concert Band 22 | Wind Works IV | 7:00 PM | Long Center for the Performing Arts

Featuring the Wind Ensemble 27 | Orchestras | 7:30 PM | Long Center for the Performing Arts

Featuring Concert Orchestra and Philharmonic Orchestra 28 | Orchestras | 7:30 PM | Long Center for the Performing Arts

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APR IL 2 | Jazz Bands | 7:30 PM | Loeb Playhouse

Featuring Purdue Jazz Band, AMRE, Concert Jazz II, and Jazz Lab II 3 | Jazz Bands | 7:30 PM | Loeb Playhouse

Featuring Tower of Power Band, Concert Jazz I, and Jazz Lab I 17 | Spring Showcase I | 7:30 PM | Elliott Hall of Music

Featuring Campus Band and Collegiate Band I 18 | Spring Showcase II | 2:30 PM | Elliott Hall of Music

Featuring Alumni Concert Band, University Band, and Collegiate Band II 18 | Spring Showcase III | 7:30 PM | Elliott Hall of Music

Featuring Varsity Band and Symphonic Band 19 | Spring Showcase IV | 2:00 PM | Elliott Hall of Music

Featuring McCutcheon HS Band, Purdue Concert Band, and Purdue Wind Ensemble 19 | Percussion Ensemble | 7:30 PM | Loeb Playhouse 21 | Chamber Recital I | 7:00 PM | St. John’s Episcopal Church 23 | Chamber Recital II | 7:00 PM | St. John’s Episcopal Church 23 | Chamber Recital III | 7:00 PM | St. John’s Episcopal Church

MAY 1 | Orchestras | 7:30 PM | Long Center for the Performing Arts

Featuring Concert Orchestra and Philharmonic Orchestra 2 | Orchestras | 7:30 PM | Long Center for the Performing Arts

Featuring University Orchestra and Symphony Orchestra 3 | Jazz on the Hill | 2:30 PM | Slayter Center of Performing Arts

Featuring all Purdue Jazz Ensembles

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