The Brubeck Festival 2001
Selections from " Hold Fast to Dreams " | Dave Brubeck | |
Lyrics/poetry by Langston Hughes | ||
Hold Fast to Dreams | ||
Jennifer Youngs, soprano | ||
I Dream a World: Chorale | ||
The Dream Keeper | ||
Boogie 1 a.m. | ||
Pacific Singers | ||
Edward Cetto, director | ||
Esther Kemalyan, piano | ||
Russell Gloyd, conductor | ||
Jazz Selections | The Dave Brubeck Quartet | |
Dave Brubeck, piano | ||
Chris Brubeck, bass trombone & electric bass | ||
Bobby Militello, alto saxophone & flute | ||
Randy Jones, drums | ||
Pange Lingua Variations | Dave Brubeck | |
Text adapted by Iola Brubeck | ||
Rebecca Sulek, soprano |
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Brie Reimer, alto | ||
D. Asa Stern, tenor | ||
Ryan Mitchell, bass | ||
Upon this Rock | Dave Brubeck | |
Book of Matthew | ||
University Symphony Orchestra and Choruses |
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The Dave Brubeck Quartet |
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Russell Gloyd, conductor |
On February 8 and 10, the Stockton Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Peter Jaffe, performed the world premier of "Millennium Intervals" at Atherton Auditorium on the San Joaquin Delta College campus. The work was composed for the Stockton Symphony Orchestra.
During the Brubeck Festival 2001, there were a series of seminars, clinics, and master classes. They included the following topics and presenters
· Music Management & Business |
Richard Etlinger, Tom Brierton, Richard Jeweler, & Russell Gloyd
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• Conducting Workshop | Russell Gloyd |
• Music, Lyrics and Libretto | Camille Norton, Iola Brubeck, Chris Brubeck |
• Sociology and Music | George Lewis, Howard Becker, Don Walker |
• Improvisation Clinic | Dave Brubeck Quartet |
• Piano Clinic | Dave Brubeck |
• Woodwind & Brass Clinic | Bobby Militello |
• Strings Clinic | Chris Brubeck |
• Percussion Clinic | Randy Jones |
• "The Brubeck Legacy" | Roundtable Discussion |
The Brubeck Festival 2001 was organized and produced by Carl Nosse, first Director of the Brubeck Institute.