INDEX (Pages corrected in printed copy)

Important Phone Numbers 3

General Information 4
Rehearsal Location Guide 8
Master Class Locations 10
Evening Jazz “Extras” 12
Workshop Schedule Sunday 13
Workshop Schedule Monday 14
Workshop Schedule Tuesday 17
Workshop Schedule Wednesday 20
Workshop Schedule Thursday 23
Map of Fort Worden State Park 24
Workshop Schedule Friday 28
Workshop Schedule Saturday 31
Workshop Schedule Sunday 33
Festival Club Schedule 34
Festival Mainstage Schedule 38
Building 204 Diagram 42
Schoolhouse Diagram 44
Building 202 Diagram 46
Festival Club Map 48

Important Phone Numbers:

EMERGENCIES: CALL 911 – PARK RANGERS WILL BE NOTIFIED

Centrum office: 360.385.3102 M-F, 9am–5pm
Gregg Miller, cell: 206.890.3275
Joan Wenske, cell: 360.531.2022
Robin Jacobson, Head Dorm Counselor cell: 360.317.6008 (Call if locked out of Dorm 225)
Danny Kolke, Lead Male Dorm Counselor cell: 425-219-6900 (Call if locked out of Dorm 203)
Fort Worden Front Desk (for problems with facilities maintenance issues) 360.344.4400 ext. 555
Fort Worden Staff after hours 360.774.3196

Fort Worden State Park Office: 360.344.4431

After Hours: 360.344.4412, option 5
Or security pager: 360.379.7031

Welcome Workshop Participants!

You are about to study with some of the finest jazz artists working today. We urge you to take advantage of every aspect
of the workshop; daily rehearsals, master classes, theory and arranging classes, special topics classes, Faculty Presents
concerts and big band rehearsals. Always wear your badge.

Rehearsal Attendance
All combo and vocal rehearsals are mandatory (9–10:30am, 3–4pm). Be sure to be punctual for all of your rehearsals. Your
fellow participants are counting on your full participation. Other sessions and special topics classes are optional.

Meals in the Fort Worden Commons

Meals are served cafeteria-style in the Commons. If you’ve pre-purchased a meal card you must present it at every meal.
•Breakfast: 7:45–8:45am
•Lunch: 11:45am–12:45pm*
 •Dinner: 6–7pm*
*Note that Saturday lunch AND dinner for meal card holders will be served on Littlefield Green, outside the Saturday
mainstage concerts at McCurdy Pavilion. Lunch is served from 12:30-1:30pm; dinner from 5:30-6:30pm.

If you’re looking for other food on campus, Reveille (café as you enter the Commons) will be open daily for breakfast and
lunch from 7am–3pm, and open for dinner Thurs-Sat, 5–8pm. The Cablehouse Beach Canteen down by the dock is open
Mon-Thurs, 11am–7pm and Fri-Sun, 10am–7pm. Taps at the Guardhouse, all-ages, is directly across the street from the
Wheeler Theater and open noon–10pm. Smokehouse BBQ is offered at Taps Fri-Sun, 12–7pm.

Jazz Store
The Jazz Store, operated by Crossroads Music, will be open 10:30am–1:15pm daily, located in Schoolhouse Rm. H during the
week and at the Pavilion for the mainstage concerts. They will sell instructors’ CD’s, workshop supplies and apparel.

Big Band
Clarence Acox will direct the participant big band, which will perform at the Commons on Friday at 12pm. A list of big
band participants will be posted Monday morning at the Schoolhouse.

Instrument Repair
Carlo Cennamo from Cennamo Woodwinds will be here all week to offer instrument repair. See him on the upper floor of
Bldg. 205, North side for quick work or to schedule an appointment, 206.372.9011.

Photocopies and Printing

A free photocopier is available for your use on the main floor of Bldg. 204. Please do not ask to use the copier in the
Centrum office! Two computers and a printer (no Internet) will also be available to print from your flash drive.

Wi-Fi
There is Free Wi-Fi available in all buildings as follows:
 Network = FortWordenPublic; Password = FortWorden.org
Fort Worden State Park also hosts activities that are not related to the workshop. Label and keep an eye on all of your
equipment; a locked workshop storeroom will be available in Rm. D of the Schoolhouse Sunday evening.

Peninsula College, Building 202

Building 202 was recently been completely remodeled and is now the home of Peninsula College. We are using five rooms
in that building for rehearsals and master classes. Please be especially careful not to damage the floor with drums or amps,
and note that no alcohol is allowed in building 202. Classes, practices in Building 202 will be listed as “College Rm.”

U.S. Mail
You may receive letters/large envelopes at our post office address; packages must be mailed to our street address. You will
need to come to the office to check for mail.
For USPS (envelopes) For street delivery (packages)
(Your Name) (Your Name)
c/o Centrum Jazz c/o Centrum Jazz
PO Box 1158 223 Battery Way
Port Townsend, WA 98368 Port Townsend, WA 98368

Dormitory
Practicing is not allowed in the dorms. In addition, please keep music and conversation down to a level that is considerate
of everyone.

Keys
Remember to take your room key with you everywhere; the door locks automatically. If you get locked out of your room in
Dorm 203 call counselor Danny Kolke at 425.219.6900. For lockouts in Dorm 225, Robin Jacobson, 360.317.6008. The dorm
counselors’ numbers will also be posted in the dorms.

Towels (dorms only)

Every other day the housekeeping team will remove dirty towels in the bins and stock clean towels, restock soaps, and
refresh the bathrooms. They do not enter bedrooms.

Laundry
Coin-operated laundry machines are available on the uphill side of Bldg. 272. Quarters only; $2.50 wash, $2.00 dry. Keypad
code is 2080.

Jazz Port Townsend Festival Performances

Your badge is your admission pass to the McCurdy Pavilion Mainstage concerts and Jazz in the Clubs at Fort Worden. Take
care not to lose your badge, you will be turned away at the venue door without it! Our club venues are open to all badge-
wearing participants regardless of age.

Policy on Smoking at Fort Worden State Park

As posted within Fort Worden, smoking of any kind is prohibited by state law inside any public building or within 25 feet of
any public building entrance including windows and ventilation intakes. Regarding the passage of I-502, Washington state
law only allows the displaying or consuming of marijuana or a marijuana-infused product on private property. Under no
circumstances is such use permitted outdoors at Fort Worden, in public spaces at the Park, or within any building at Fort
Worden State Park. State park rangers will enforce the law. Thank you for abiding by Fort Worden State Park policy while a
guest at Centrum’s programs.

Common Sense
Please treat our facilities with care. Please do your part to keep bathrooms picked up. If you move any furniture in the
dorm, be sure to replace it before you check out. Also, please be aware that cleaning services resulting from activities
beyond usual and moderate use increase the costs of running your workshop. Lost keys incur a $25 fine, return all keys to the
Centrum office at check-out.

Transportation back to the Airport

The charter to SeaTac Airport leaves from the Centrum parking lot Sunday morning, July 28, at 9am sharp (there is a fee for
airport transportation, pre-registration is required).

Have a great week!

Rehearsal Location Guide: Combos & Vocal Classes

9–10:30am and 3–4pm

Clarence Acox Rotating Coach

Vicente Archer Combo
Dan Balmer Combo
George Cables Combo
Obed Calvaire Combo
Gerald Clayton Combo
Dawn Clement Combo
Anat Cohen Combo
Shawn Conley Combo
Chuck Deardorf Combo
Graham Dechter Combo
Alex Dugdale Meetings
Joel Frahm Combo
Randy Halberstadt
Jon Hamar Combo
Jeff Hamilton Combo (2)
Commons Rm. B
203 Dorm Lobby Down East
204 Rm. 15
College Rm. 201 (Bldg. 202)
204 Rm. 10
203 Dorm Lobby Down West
204 Rm. 14
Seminar Bldg.
Schoolhouse Rm. J
Schoolhouse Rm. I
Bldg. 205 upstairs
College Rm. 204 (Bldg. 202)
(204 Rm. 12 and rotating vocal classes)
College Rm. 109 (Bldg. 202)
Schoolhouse Rm. D
Marquis Hill Combo
Justin Kauflin Combo
Geoffrey Keezer Combo
Gillian Margot
René Marie
Michael Mayo
Gary Smulyan Combo
Terell Stafford Combo
Jay Thomas Combo
Jiggs Whigham Combo
Jon Wikan Combo
Immanuel Wilkins Combo
Matt Wilson Combo
Schoolhouse Rm. F
Chapel
Commons Rm. A
(rotating vocal classes in 204)
(rotating vocal classes in 204)
(rotating vocal classes in 204)
College Rm. 207 (Bldg. 202)
College Rm. 208 (Bldg. 202)
225 Dorm Lobby Down East
USO
225 Dorm Lobby Down West
Schoolhouse Rm. N
Wheeler Theater

Solo Piano Vocal Room 204 Rm. 12

Randy Halberstadt
Vocal Accompanists 204 Rm. 20 and 23
John Hansen, Michael Glynn,
Kelby MacNayr, Eric Verlinde,
Chris Symer, Gary Hobbs

Jazz Store—Crossroads Music Schoolhouse Rm. H

Music Library 205 Main Floor
Locked Storage Sunday night Schoolhouse Rm. D

Master Classes
Monday-Wednesday, 1:15–2:45pm
Vocal
Margot, Marie, Mayo
204 Upstairs (See separate schedule)

Sax/Clarinet
Cohen, Frahm, Smulyan, Wilkins
All together College Rm. 201 (Bldg. 202)
If needed College Rm. 204 (Bldg. 202)

Trumpet
Hill, Stafford, Thomas
All together College Rm. 207 (Bldg. 202)
If needed College Rm. 208 (Bldg. 202)

Trombone
Whigham
Schoolhouse Rm. J

Guitar
Balmer, Dechter
All together SH Rm. N
If needed SH Rm. F

Piano
Cables, Clayton, Clement, Kauflin, Keezer
All together Wheeler Theater
 If needed 204 Rm. 15

Bass
Archer, Clayton, Conley, Deardorf, Hamar
All together 204 Rm. 10

Drums
M, T, W 1:15–2:45pm
Calvaire, Hamilton, Wikan, Wilson
All together SH Rm. D

Theory/Special Topics
See times and rooms listed on each day.

Evening Jazz “Extras” (7–8:15pm)

Special Topics Classes

M, T, W Various locations (see daily schedule)

Vocalist/Instrumentalist Jamming
M, T, W 204 Rm. 20

Pick-up Instrumental Jamming

Use any open classroom not scheduled. All playing should stop at 11pm.

Big Band Rehearsals

M, T, W 8:30–10pm; Th 7–8pm Wheeler Theater

2019 CENTRUM
JAZZ WORKSHOP SCHEDULE
Sunday, July 21
4–5:30pm
 Housing Check-in begins at 4pm.
 Instrumental Auditions (only for pre-notified participants, not necessary for everyone) 204 Rm. 10
 Rented instruments will be available for check-out in the Seminar Bldg. from 3:30–5:30pm today, and for 30
minutes following the 8pm orientation meeting (9:30pm).
 Personal instruments can be taken to SH Rm. D to be locked at 5:30. It will be unlocked for 15 minutes
following Orientation, and then the room will be locked for the night. If you take your instrument out you will
be responsible for it for the rest of the evening.
6–7pm Dinner
7pm Under-18 Mandatory Meeting with Dorm Counselors – Dorm 203 Lower Lounge
8pm Welcome and Orientation for all—Wheeler Theater, John Clayton, Artistic Director. Opening Faculty
Presents Concert.
9:15–11pm Pick-Up Jamming in any open class room. All playing should stop at 11pm.
9:30–10pm Rented instruments available for pick-up at the Seminar Bldg.

Monday, July 22
7am Combo lists posted on Schoolhouse
7:30–8:30am Rented instruments available for check-out at Seminar Building if you haven’t picked it up yet. Schoolhouse
Rm. D will be open if you stored your instrument there. Centrum crew will help deliver to your building.
7:45–8:45am Breakfast
9–10:30am
 Combo and Vocal Rehearsals (see rehearsal location guide)

10:30–10:45am Break
10:45–11:45am
 Basic Theory (Easton) SH Rm. N
 Intermediate Theory (Halberstadt) SH Rm. D
 “K.I.S.S. Keep It Simple, Soloist” Building a great solo using basic scales, phrasing, timing, and thematic
development even over changes you may not fully understand or have the vocabulary or scales for.
Singers would be very welcome! (Dan Balmer) 204 Rm. 20
 “How To Practice Effectively” Get the maximum benefit from your practice time. (Obed Calvaire) 204 Rm.
10
 “Even the Ancient Greeks Were Hip To The Circle Of Fifths” Endless circle- from the ancient Greeks to
Modern day harmony. The circle of fifths is what it’s all about. (Eric Verlinde) 204 Rm. 23

11:45am–12:45pm Lunch
1:15–2:45pm Master Classes (see location guide)

3–4pm Combo and Vocal Rehearsals

4:15–6pm Faculty Presents, Wheeler Theater

I. The Kick Off: Jiggs Whigham, Jay Thomas, Alex Dugdale, Randy Halberstadt, Chuck Easton, Jon Hamar,
Kelby McNayr
II. Six To Four: Randy Halberstadt, Shawn Conley
III. Win-Win: Anat Cohen, Gary Smulyan, Marquis Hill, Justin Kauflin, Dan Balmer, Chris Symer, Gary Hobbs

6–7pm Dinner

7–8:30pm Evening Jazz “Extras:”

 “How To Listen and Learn Thoroughly” Absorb more of what you hear. (Gerald Clayton) 204 Rm. 10
 "An Approach to Brazilian Music" Anat & Marcello talk about Brazilian music focusing on their arrangements for
their Grammy-nominated album, Outra Coisa - The Music of Moacir Santos. (Anat Cohen, Marcello Gonçalves)
SH Rm. D

7–11pm Vocalist/Instrumentalist Jamming 204 Rm. 20

7–11pm Pick-Up Instrumental Jamming: Use any open classroom

8:30–10pm Big Band Rehearsal, Wheeler Theater

Tuesday, July 23

7:45–8:45am Breakfast

9–10:30am Combo & Vocal Rehearsals (see rehearsal location guide)

10:30–10:45am Break

10:45–11:45am
 Basic Theory (Easton) SH Rm. N
 Intermediate Theory (Halberstadt) SH Rm. D
 "Approaching Improvisation Through Limitations" (Marquis Hill) 204 Rm. 10
 "Introducing Chromaticism Into Your Lines" How to use all 12 notes in your solo. (Jay Thomas) 204 Rm. 20
 “There Are No Right Notes” A different approach to thinking positively about your solos, and working
towards playing outside. (Dawn Clement) 204 Rm. 23
11:45am–12:45pm Lunch

1:15–2:45pm Master Classes (see location guide)

3–4pm Combo & Vocal Rehearsals

4:15–6pm Faculty Presents, Wheeler Theater

I. Voice Massage 1: Gillian Margot, Geoffrey Keezer, Vicente Archer, Jon Wikan

II. Major League: George Cables, Chuck Deardorf

III. Nothin’ But Net: Anat Cohen, Terell Stafford, Immanuel Wilkins, Eric Verlinde, Graham Dechter, Michael
Glynn, Matt Wilson

6–7pm Dinner

7–8:15pm Evening Jazz “Extras”:

 “The Rhythm Section” Advice for anyone who plays in one, with one or teaches one. (Vicente Archer and
friends) SH Rm. D
 “Teaching Improvisation I” Educators often say that improvisation is the most challenging aspect of jazz to
teach. These sessions will give you specific information you can use in your classroom. A lab combo will be
there to demonstrate. (Randy Halberstadt) 204 Rm. 10

8:30-10pm Big Band Rehearsal Wheeler Theater

7–11pm Vocalist/Instrumentalist Jamming 204 Rm. 20

7–11pm Pick-Up Instrumental Jamming: Use any open classroom

Wednesday, July 24

7:45–8:45am Breakfast

9–10:30am Combo & Vocal Rehearsals (see rehearsal location guide)

10:30–10:45am Break

10:45–11:45am
 Basic Theory (Easton) SH Rm. N
 Intermediate Theory (Halberstadt) SH Rm. D
 “Incorporating Intervallically Random Generated Melodies Into Straight-Ahead Improvisation, And
Utilization Of Opposites In Performance.” What more need be said? (Joel Frahm) 204 Rm. 10
 Teaching Improvisation II” Educators often say that improvisation is the most challenging aspect of jazz to
teach. These sessions will give you specific information you can use in your classroom. A lab combo will be
there to demonstrate. (Terell Stafford) 204 Rm. 15
 “Waking Up Your Brain To Play” Drawing on recent neuroscience, the traditions of tai chi and yoga, and the
old-fashioned, time-honoured tradition of singing, we explore some fun ways to get your head clear and
your mojo working for practice and performance! Wear comfortable clothes, and bring a sense of humour
:-) (Kelby MacNayr) 204 Rm. 20

11:45am–12:45pm Lunch

1:15–2:45pm Master Classes (see location guide)

**2:50pm Group Photo—all faculty and
participants (in front of Schoolhouse)

3–4pm Combo & Vocal Rehearsals

4:15–6pm Faculty Presents, Wheeler Theater

I. Voice Massage 2: Michael Mayo, Gerald Clayton, Vicente Archer, Obed Calvaire

II. The Equalizers: Anat Cohen, Joel Frahm Gary Smulyan, Immanuel Wilkins, George Cables, Shawn Conley,
Obed Calvaire

III. Dead. On. Target.: Matt Wilson (head coach), Obed Calvaire, Jeff Hamilton, Gary Hobbs, Kelby
MacNayr, Jon Wikan

6–7pm Dinner

7–10pm Participant Jam session at Taps at the Guardhouse. Free, no cover charge.

7–11pm Evening Jazz “Extras”

7–11pm Vocalist/Instrumentalist Jamming 204 Rm. 20

7–11pm Pick-Up Instrumental Jamming: Use any open classroom

8:30–10pm Big Band Rehearsal (Wheeler Theater)

Thursday, July 25

7:45–8:45am Breakfast

9–10:30am Combo & Vocal Rehearsals (see rehearsal location guide)

10:30–10:45am Break

10:45–11:45am
 Basic Theory (Easton) SH Rm. N
 Intermediate Theory (Halberstadt) SH Rm. D
 “Hammer Time - The Jeff Hamilton Story“ Matt Wilson will host a lively discussion with his friend and mentor,
Jeff Hamilton. Find out about recordings, concerts and other monumental events that helped shape the
musical personality of this American treasure. (Matt Wilson, Jeff Hamilton) 204 Rm. 23
 Teaching Improvisation III” A continuation of the first two sessions. Educators are also welcome to play, but
are not required to. (Dawn Clement) 204 Rm. 10

11:45am–12:45pm Lunch

1–4pm
 “The Drumset” For non-drummers the drumset can be mysterious. What cymbal should be played in a given
setting? When should the bass drum be used? How do you “kick” a horn entrance? (Gary Hobbs) 204 Rm.
20
 Workshop Participant Combo Concerts at Wheeler Theater and USO.

Wheeler Theater USO

1:00pm Jay Thomas Dawn Clement
1:35pm Chuck Deardof Anat Cohen
2:10pm Jiggs Whigham Geoffrey Keezer
2:45pm Jon Wikan Shawn Conley
3:20pm Graham Dechter Gerald Clayton

4:15–6pm Faculty Presents, Wheeler Theater

I. Voice Massage 3: René Marie, Anat Cohen, Dawn Clement, John Clayton, Matt Wilson

II. Replay: Gerald & John

III. Major League Jazz Champs: Terell Stafford, Marquis Hill, Joel Frahm, Jiggs Whigham, John Hansen,
Graham Dechter, Chuck Deardorf, Jeff Hamilton

6–7pm Dinner

7–8pm Big Band Rehearsal (Wheeler Theater)

Evening “Jamming”
7–11pm Pick-up Vocalist/Instrumental Jamming 204 Rm. 20
7–11pm Pick-Up Instrumentalist Jamming: Use any open classroom

8–11pm
•Jazz in the Clubs (see schedule in this booklet)
•Workshop Participant Combo Concert at the USO Building featuring combos coached by:
8pm Jon Hamar
8:40pm George Cables
9:20pm Dan Balmer
10:00pm Obed Calvaire

Friday, July 26

7:45–8:45am Breakfast

12th Annual “Friday Workshop Blowout”

All sessions are free and open to the public!

Jazz is one of America’s most famous and popular exports, yet many Americans have little exposure to it. We want to
change that by offering you a chance to learn something from a master teacher—for free. The Jazz Port Townsend
workshop is widely regarded as one of the best in the country. Why? Because Artistic Director John Clayton invites artists to
the faculty who are excellent performers and teachers. You’re invited to experience these masters for yourself and learn
something that will deepen your understanding and enjoyment of this famously American art form.

(Note: the following are workshops and clinics, not performances)

9–10:15am
• Wrapping Your Ears Around A Tune
Learn to internalize the melody and harmony of a standard tune by breaking it down into its components
and singing each one. Bring your vocal cords (even if you think you can't sing!). (Randy Halberstadt)
Wheeler
 The Art Of Accompanying Vocalists
Multiple Grammy-nominated pianist/composer/arranger Geoffrey Keezer and singer-songwriter Gillian
 Margot team up for a workshop on the fine art of accompanying singers. Topics covered will include:
advice on choosing repertoire, finding the right key and tempo, setting up intros, comping supportively,
arranging on the spot, creating original and unique approaches to standards, how to handle the
occasional train wreck, plus the duo’s candid humor and stories from the road. 204 Rm. 20

10:30–11:45am
• Bass Summit Master class and discussion. (John Clayton, Vicente Archer, Shawn Conley, Chuck Deardorf,
Michael Glynn, Jon Hamar, Chris Symer) Bldg. 204 Rm. 10
• Preparing For A College Education In Jazz
Real-world information from professionals in higher education. Representatives from Oberlin College,
Cornish College of the Arts and the University of Tennessee at Knoxville will speak and answer questions
about what schools look for, applying, financial aid, how to have a successful audition day and more.
Following the discussion, you’ll have time to speak one-on-one with the panelists. (Jon Hamar, Josh Teaster,
Chuck Deardorf, Cornish College of the Arts) Bldg. 204 Rm. 20

11:45am–12:45pm Lunch

12–1pm
• Workshop Participant Combo Performance directed by Marquis Hill followed by
Workshop Participant Big Band Performance directed by Clarence Acox
Outside at the Commons

1:15–2:45pm
• Combo performance AND Recording Session for KNKX’s School of Jazz
Matt Wilson is one of the most creative combo leaders you’ll find. Hear his ensemble perform while you
observe a professional-level recording session produced by KNKX’s John Kessler. Wheeler Theater
 Sexual Harassment In The Jazz Community
Do you recognize sexual harassment when it’s happening? What is the “right” response when you are
being sexually harassed? When you witness someone else’s harassment? (René Marie) Bldg. 204 Rm. 20

3–4:30pm
 Piano Summit
The piano plays many roles in jazz—alone, in an ensemble, playing melodies, chords or both. Workshop
faculty will talk about and demonstrate how they approach the instrument. (George Cables, Dawn
Clement, Randy Halberstadt, John Hansen, Justin Kauflin, Geoffrey Keezer, Eric Verlinde) Wheeler Theater

 Saxophone Summit
The saxophone is probably the most iconic instrument in jazz. What makes its sound so strongly tied to this
music? Here are several masterful players talk about why they play and love saxophone. (Alex Dugdale,
Joel Frahm, Gary Smulyan, Immanuel Wilkins) Bldg. 204 Rm. 20

6–7pm Dinner

6:30–7:15pm Workshop Participant Combo Performance at Littlefield Green (outside McCurdy Pavilion).
Combo coached by Vicente Archer

7:30pm Mainstage Concert (see Centrum’s Jazz Port Townsend Festival schedule in this booklet)

10pm–12:30am Jazz in the Clubs and Workshop Participant Concerts

USO Building,
 Instrumental combos featured at the coached by:
10pm Gary Smulyan
10:35pm Justin Kauflin
  Vocal Participants with John Hansen, piano; Chris Symer, bass; Gary Hobbs, drums
11:10-12:30pm Workshop Vocalists

1:15am Last van returns from downtown to Fort Worden

Saturday, July 27

7:45–8:45am Breakfast

10:15–11:45am

 “From the Studio to the Stage: How to Best Present Your Artistry and Musical Concepts in an Ever-Changing
Landscape” I will be sharing my experiences as band leader, composer, and co-producer on both independent
and label releases to bring awareness to good practices in the studio, working with the musicians and engineers on
the project, the value of having a producer to help share in the creative and logistical process. I also hope to
explore bringing the project to life on the road. There are so many things to consider outside of the music in order
to make a performance truly successful. I hope to give good food for thought to make sure you’re using all of your
gifts to make sure your show makes the biggest impact it can. Learn from my mistakes and successes. (Justin
Kauflin) Wheeler

11:30am–12:30pm Lunch on the lawn outside the Pavilion for meal card holders

12:30–1pm Rented instruments may be returned to Seminar Bldg. Personal instruments may be brought to SH Rm. D to
be locked until Sunday morning.

12:30–1:15pm Workshop Participant Combo Performance on Littlefield Green (outside the McCurdy Pavilion) featuring
combo coached by Joel Frahm

1:30pm Mainstage Concert (see Centrum’s Jazz Port Townsend Festival schedule in this booklet)

5–7pm Dinner on the lawn outside the Pavilion for meal card holders

5:30–7:15pm Workshop Participant Combo Performance on Littlefield Green (outside the McCurdy Pavilion) featuring
combo coached by:
5:30–6:20pm Immanuel Wilkins
6:20–7:15pm Terell Stafford

6–6:30pm Rented instruments may be returned to Seminar Bldg. Personal instruments may be brought to SH Rm. D to
be locked until Sunday morning.

7:30pm Mainstage Concert (see Centrum’s Jazz Port Townsend Festival schedule in this booklet)

10pm–12:30am Jazz in the Clubs and Workshop Participant Concerts

USO Building,
 Instrumental combos featured at the coached by:
10-11:10pm (2 trios) Jeff Hamilton

 Vocal Participants with Eric Verlinde, piano; Michael Glynn, bass; Kelby MacNayr, drums
11:10-12:30pm Workshop Vocalists

Sunday, July 28
7:45–8:45am Breakfast

CHECK-OUT: ALL ROOMS MUST BE VACATED BY 11AM. Return your room key to the Centrum office and hand to a staff
member or drop it in the mail slot in Centrum’s front door. There is a $25 fee for any key that is not returned.

8–9am Final check-in of rented instruments at Seminar Bldg.

8–9:30am SH Rm. D open to retrieve personal instruments

9am SHARP! Charter bus to SEATAC airport leaves Centrum parking lot

11am Latest Checkout

See you next year, July 19-26, 2020!

CENTRUM’S
JAZZ PORT TOWNSEND
FESTIVAL SCHEDULE

Jazz In The Clubs

THURSDAY, July 25, 8–11pm

Bldg. 204, Rm. 20 (Upstairs South)

Anat Cohen, clarinet; Gary Smulyan, bari sax; Dawn Clement, piano; Shawn Conley, bass; Gary Hobbs, drums

Commons, Rm. A/B

Marquis Hill, trumpet; Graham Dechter, guitar; Randy Halberstadt, piano; Vicente Archer, bass; Matt Wilson, drums; with
special guest Gillian Margot, vocal

USO Building
Workshop Instrumental Combos

FRIDAY, July 26, 10pm–12:30am

Bldg. 204, Rm. 23 (Upstairs North)

Terell Stafford, trumpet; Geoffrey Keezer, piano; Vicente Archer, bass; Obed Calvaire, drums

Bldg. 204, Rm. 20 (Upstairs South)

Marquis Hill, trumpet; Gerald Clayton, piano; Jon Hamar, bass; Jon Wikan, drums; with special guest Michael Mayo, vocal

Commons, Rm. A/B

Dawn Clement, piano; Chuck Deardorf, bass; Matt Wilson, drums

Chapel
George Cables, piano; John Clayton, bass

Wheeler Theater
René Marie, vocal; Immanuel Wilkins, alto; Dan Balmer, guitar; Eric Verlinde, piano; Shawn Conley, bass; D’Vonne Lewis,
drums

USO
Workshop Vocalists and Participants
SATURDAY, July 27, 10pm–12:30am

Bldg. 204, Rm. 23 (Upstairs North)

Jay Thomas, trumpet; Mark Taylor, alto; Kareem Kandi, tenor; David Marriott, trombone; Randy Halberstadt, piano; Chuck
Deardorf, bass; Greg Williamson, drums

Bldg. 204, Rm. 20 (Upstairs South)

Thomas Marriott, trumpet; John Hansen, piano; Phil Sparks, bass; Gary Hobbs, drums

Commons, Rm. A/B

Geoffrey Keezer, piano; Dan Balmer, guitar; Jon Hamar, bass; Matt Wilson, drums;

Chapel
Justin Kauflin, piano; Chris Symer, bass; Jon Wikan, drums

Wheeler Theater
Terell Stafford, trumpet; Joel Frahm, tenor; George Cables, piano; John Clayton, bass; D’Vonne Lewis, drums

USO
Workshop Vocalists and Participants

McCurdy Pavilion Mainstage Schedule

Friday, July 26

6:30-7:15pm
Jazz on Littlefield Green
Featuring Workshop Participant Combo coached by Vicente Archer

FRIDAY, July 26, 7:30pm

1ST set
Anat Cohen & Marcello Gonçalves
Anat Cohen, clarinet; Marcello Gonçalves, 7-string guitar

2nd set
Equal Time
Akiko Tsuruga, organ; Graham Dechter, guitar; Jeff Hamilton, drums

Saturday, July 27

12:30-1:15pm
Jazz on Littlefield Green
Workshop Participant Combo Performance featuring combo coached by Joel Frahm

SATURDAY, July 27, 1:30pm

1ST set
Brothers of Brass
Terell Stafford & Marquis Hill, trumpets; George Cables, piano; Chuck Deardorf, bass; D'Vonne Lewis, drums

2nd set
Mayo Mastery
Michael Mayo, vocal; Geoffrey Keezer, piano; Graham Dechter, guitar; Vicente Archer, bass; Obed Calvaire, drums

3rd set
All-Star Big Band
John Clayton, Director
with Guest Soloists Akiko Tsuruga, organ and Gerald Clayton, piano
5:30-7:20pm
Jazz on Littlefield Green
Workshop Participant Combo Performances featuring combos coached by:
5:45pm Immanuel Wilkins
6:30 – 7:15pm Terell Stafford

SATURDAY, July 28, 7:30pm

1ST set
Geoffrey Keezer & Gillian Margot
Geoffrey Keezer, piano; Gillian Margot, vocal

2nd set
Piedmont Blues: Gerald Clayton's A Search For Salvation
René Marie, vocal; Immanuel Wilkins, alto; Joel Frahm, tenor; Gary Smulyan, bari; Graham Dechter, guitar; Dan Balmer,
guitar; Vicente Archer, bass; Obed Calvaire, drums; Alex Dugdale, tap dance