11-18 Jazz Combos

JAZZ COMBOS PRESENT: BLUE NOTE CLASSICS Phil Hey, director

Monday, November 18, 2019 | 7:00 pm LLOYD ULTAN RECITAL HALL

10:10 COMBO

JULIAN ADDERLEY

Sack of Woe ROY HARGROVE

St. Denis CLAUDE DEBUSSY

Golliwog's Cakewalk W. H. SQUIRE / JOHN BIRKS GILLESPIE

Tarantella / A Night in Tunisia

11:15 COMBO

BILLY STRAYHORN / CHARLES MINGUS

Take the 'A' Train / Peggy's Blue Skylight MERCER ELLINGTON / CHARLES MINGUS

Things Ain't What They Used To Be / Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting CHARLES MINGUS / DUKE ELLINGTON

Self-Portrait in Three Colors / Mood Indigo CHARLES MINGUS / JUAN TIZOL

Open Letter to Duke / Caravan

Please TURN OFF all electronic devices.

Even on vibrate, these can interfere with our recording process.

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12:20 COMBO

THELONIOUS MONK

Green Chimneys LUIZ BONFA

Black Orpheus MILES DAVIS

Four MILES DAVIS

Stuff KENNY BARRON

Little Sunflower

ROSTERS

10:10 Combo

11:15 Combo

12:20 Combo

Christopher Rochester, saxophone Garrett Myers, saxophone Matthew Miller, saxophone

Jacob Medchill, saxophone Adam Fish, saxophone Alan Jernigan, trumpet

Noah Poepping, saxophone Nathan Loesch, trumpet Matt Healy, trombone

Tom Khoury, guitar Sam Worthington, bass Ezekiel Cowan, drums

Sam Worthington, bass Thomas Hartnett, drums

Dan Sousa, piano Beck Schacht, bass Quinn McCafferty, drums

This event & other ensemble events will be live-streamed at z.umn.edu/musicstream 3

BIOGRAPHY

Phil Hey is a drummer and affiliate faculty member at the University of Minnesota School of Music. Hey’s studies at the U of M with Marv Dahlgren and in NYC with the legendary Ed Blackwell led him to a career combining performing, recording, and teaching. Hey has appeared on more than 125 recordings, including his own, Subduction, which was named Jazz CD of the Year in 2006 by City Pages. Hey was named their Jazz Musician of the Year then as well. He has performed, toured, and recorded with many jazz greats, including Charlie Rouse, Benny Carter, Harold Land, and, for more than 20 years, Dewey Redman. Hey currently leads his own Quartet and is a member of many groups which perform throughout the Twin Cities.

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