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Special thank you to our 2012 SponSorS:

Key Boeing Partner BMO Harris Bank, Joseph B. Glossberg

Foundation, The Oppenheimer Family Foundation advocate

American Family Mutual Insurance Company, Rik Geiersbach,

Don Meckley colleague Barak Berman, Credit Suisse, Denise

Gardner, David Helverson, Stan Hoffman, Jason Koransky, Brian

Myerholtz, Roger Pascal, Maria de los Angeles Torres, Richard

Wang Patron Dr. Warrick Carter, John Ellis, Liz Giannini,

Benetta Mansfield, Dana Martin, Mark Nebozenko, Bethany

Pickens, Harold and Aliha Rogers, Ruby A. Rogers, Steven

Saltzman, Judith Stein, Darryl and Gail Wilson

If you missed our gala this year, you missed an amazing evening! With a mind blowing performance by special guest Maurice Brown and our Jazz Links Alumni, honors going to our 2012 Jazz Excellence Award recipients Jodie Christian (posthumously), Rose Parisi, Dr. Billie Wright Adams and Mwata Bowden, and a silent auction with items out of this world, the moments captured here are only a small slice of the fun from that night. To make sure you get in on this year’s festivities, watch for more information and make sure to mark your calendar.

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2012 aNNUal MeMberS’ MeetiNG: MiNGliNG, MeSSaGe, aNd MUSiCB Y nikÉ BaSurto

A year of remarkable members’ events culminated with the 2012 Jazz Institute Annual Members’ Meeting on Sunday, December 9th. Almost 200 Jazz Institute members and guests enjoyed light refreshments and engaging conversation during a pre-meeting reception in the Gidwitz lobby of the Riva and David Logan Center for Performing Arts at the University of Chicago.

The formal program took place in the acoustically impressive Performance Hall. Joe Glossberg, President of the Board of Directors thanked outgoing Board members Reed Badgley, Ken Chaney, Ross Kooperman, and Nadim Kazi for their outstanding service and welcomed incoming board members Jason Koransky, Janice Gonzales and Conrad Terry as well as renewing board members

Executive Director Lauren Deutsch gave the 2012 annual report, emphasizing the work we do with young people, including the new NextGenJazz program at the Drake Hotel. Our partnerships with teachers, students, musicians and audience define our commitment to helping our jazz community continue to thrive.

Membership Director, Nike’ Basurto thanked the members for their support. She highlighted the healing and transformative nature of jazz, the organization’s unique approach to programming and education, and the genuine mutual affection of people in the jazz community as reasons to continue supporting the Jazz Institute and to encourage other to join.

Following the formal program, Jazz Links Student Council founding member, Marquis Hill and his Blacktet performed, impressing the audience with their musical muscle. The quintet featured Marquis Hill, (trumpet), Christopher McBride (alto saxophone), Joshua Moshier (piano), Jeremy Cunningham (drums), and Charles Kirchman (bass).

“This was simply a wonderful event! I had such a good time chatting with friends and the music was phenomenal.” said longtime JIC member and volunteer Howard Courtney.

Be on the lookout for more engaging and entertaining JIC members’ events throughout 2013!

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J a Z Z g r a M Newsletter for the Jazz Institute of Chicagoa monthly newsletter published by the Jazz institute of Chicago for its members. the Jazzgram represents the views of the authors and the editorial staff, and, unless so designated, does not reflect official policy of the Jazz institute. We welcome news and articles with differing opinions.

editor: alain drouotManaging editor: lauren deutschDesign: letterformcorrespondents: rahsaan Clark Morris, richard Wang, reed Badgley, Jay Collins, david Whiteis, Michael Jackson, dan godston, Corey hall, emilie pons, paul yamada, Bill Meyer

Board of Directors:president: Joseph glossbergVice presidents: tim Black, roger pascal, ruby rogers, rik geiersbachSecretary: Jim deJongtreasurer: darryl Wilsonpast president: richard WangBoard Members:Barak Berman, Warren Chapman, alain drouot, Carlos Flores, Victor garcia, liz giannini, Janice gonzales, david helverson, stanley hoffman, Bill King, Jason Koransky, terry Martin, Brian Myerholtz, ted oppenheimer, Bethany pickens, harry porterfield, Kent richmond, harold rogers, Judith e. stein, Conrad terry, Neil tesser

a not-for-profit corporation dedicated to the preservation and perpetuation of Jazz in all its forms.410 s. Michigan ave., suite 500, Chicago il 60605312-427-1676 • Fax: 312-427-1684 • www.JazzInChicago.org

the JiC is partially supported by the polk Bros. Foundation, a Cityarts grant from the department of Cultural affairs, the illinois arts Council, a state agency, the Chicago Community trust, the Benjamin J. rosenthal Foundation, the alphawood Foundation, the gaylord and dorothy donnelly Foundation, the Field Foundation of illinois, the oppenheimer Family Foundation, the richard h. dreihaus Foundation and Crown Family philanthropies.

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Tribute to Dizzy Gillespie with Pharez Whitted at DePaul university

Backstage tour of Pritzker Pavilion at Millennium Park (Sustaining, Advocate and Benefactor Members)

Jazz Archive Tour in the Special Collections Library at the university of Chicago (Sustaining, Advocate and Benefactor Members)

Members’ Jam Session at Catalyst Ranch

Members’ Meeting and Concert at the Logan Center for the Performing Arts at the university of Chicago

Make sure to read your JazzGram and check your email so you won’t miss out on all the benefits your JIC membership has to offer in 2013! See you soon.

Niké Basurto, Membership and Volunteer [email protected]

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EDuCATOR OF THE YEAR RECIPIENT MWATA BOWDEN AND FAMILY

JAzz LINKS ALuMNI ENSEMBLE AND SPECIAL GuEST MAuRICE BROWN

TIMuEL BLACK COMMuNITY SERvICE AWARD RECIPIENT ROSE PARISI SHARES REMARKS

JIC vICE PRESIDENT RuBY ROGERS KIEWIT-WANG MENTORSHIP AWARD RECIPIENTS ALExIS LANIER (PIANO) & ARLYN ARzET (PIANO)

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CONCERTS / SPECIAL EVENTS

Jan 8-29: DcaSe music lunch break series, Jazz/Blues

tuesdays at 12:15 p.m., Chicago Cultural Center, 78 e.

Washington st, randolph Café, free.

Jan 9: Jazz links Jam Session: alumni edition. Buddy

guy’s legends, 700 south wabash avenue, 5:00-7:00 p.m.

Jan 10: third coast percussion, music by Cage, lang,

tenney, and manoury, 7:30 p.m. university of Chicago,

international house, 1414 e 59th.

Jan 14: JiC and the sherwood Community Music school

presents a national endowment for the arts Jazz Masters

live webcast party! space is limited, email invitations were

forwarded. if you didn’t receive your invite or you don’t

have email, contact Mekeda Johnson Brooks at mekeda@

jazzinchicago.org or 312-427-1676 ext. 3 to rsvp.

Jan 18 : Sing the truth dianne reeves, angelique Kidjo,

and lizz wright, 8:00 p.m. symphony Center, 220 south

Michigan ave. tickets at cso.org or 312-294-3000.

Jan 19: face the Strange New Music from Chicago and

Beyond w/Jeff parker, 6 p.m. Museum of Contemporary

art, 220 e Chicago. Info: 312-280-2660

CLUBSnot all clubs have their schedules set by our deadlines or present jazz exclusively. call ahead or check their websites.

anDy’S .......................................................... 11 e. hubbard/312-642-6805 Jazz at 5:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. (not available at press time)BackrooM ....................................................1007 N. rush/312-751-2433Beat kitchen ..................................... 2100 w Belmont, 773-281-4444

mondays, 9:00 p.m. all ages ..... extraordinary Popular delusions: ............... Jim Baker, Mars Williams, Brian sandstrom, steve huntBenny’S chop houSe ..................... 444 N. Wabash ave/312-626-2444BrookfielD JaZZ Society Cottage at Irish times, 8869 Burlington avenue, Brookfield Meeting every Thursday, 7:00 p.m. (except where otherwise indicated). Jan 3 .................. Frank Slabinak takes a look at the NPR radio series ......................... Piano Jazz featuring Marian McPartland and guests. Jan 10 ..........................................................Vocalist Summer Kwai Trio ................................... pay tribute to some of the great ladies of jazz. Jan 17 ...........................Free and Easy Night, bring a jazz CD or DVD .......................and play a track. You can also just show up and listen. Jan 24 ..........Various presenters talk discuss 3 unrelated jazz topics. Jan 31 .........................................Society President, Ian Tiele presents .............................. Charlie Parker recordings with larger ensembles.caB’S BiStro ...................................... 430 N. Main street, glen ellyn, il tuesdays, 7:00-10:00 p.m. ...............................Black Vinyl TuesdayscharleS heath preSentS JaZZin’ on the South SiDe ................ eta theater 7558 s. Chicago ave. wednesdays 7:00 p.m.city life .................................................712 e. 83rd street/312-723-6700 sundays, 8:30 p.m ................June yvon and the mixed Ingredientscity Winery ...................................1200 W. randolph st/312-733-WiNe doors open 6:00 p.m./show 8:00 p.m. Jan 16 ...........................................Lynne Jordan sings Nina Simone cloSe up 2 ............................................416 s. Clark street/312-385-1111

Nightly Smooth JazzelaStic....................................... 2830 n. milwaukee ave/ elasticarts.org

Improvised Music Series Thursdays 9:00 p.m.Dec 13 .............................................................................Tollef OstvangDec 20 Wheelhouse: Dave Rempis, Jason Adasiewicz, Nate McBride

eta creatiVe artS founDation, MuSic MonDay 7558 s. south Chicago ave., 773-752-3955

Second Monday, 7:00-10:00 p.m. ..........Hosted by Joan Collaso and WVON Radio personality Cliff Kelley.

eVerypeople WorkShop ......................................... For location, visit www everypeopleworkshop.org 8:00 p.m.

Jan 29 ..............................................................Aaron Shapiro Big BandexperiMental SounD StuDio.. 5925 N. ravenswood, 773-769-1069 fitZGeralD’S........................6615 roosevelt rd., Berwyn/708-788-2118 sundays 8:00p.m. Jan 6 ...............................Bill O’Connell’s Chicago Skyliners Big Band Jan 13 ...................................................Chicago Grandstand Big Band Jan 16 .............................. Revolutionary Swing Orchestra (7:30 p.m.) Jan 20 ........................................................Chicago Outskirts Big Band Jan 27 .............................................................John Burnett Orchestra

JANuARY MEMBERS’ FREE CONCERT

coMe out anD Dance (or tap your toeS) to the traDitional JaZZ SounDS of the fat BaBieS

tueSDay, January 15thGreen Mill : 9:00 p.m.–1:00 a.m.

4802 N. Broadway Ave. Chicago, IL 60640

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GooD life cafÉ.............. 2057 ridge road, homewood/708-960-0418 every thursday at 7:00 p.m.Green Mill .......................................... 4802 n. Broadway/773-878-5552

Sundays .................................... Uptown Poetry Slam with Marc Smith ...............Sunday Night Soul Jazz Party With The Paterson Trio (late)Mondays ..........................................................Patricia Barber QuartetTuesdays .........................................................................The Fat BabiesWednesdays .....................Alfonso Ponticelli and Swing Gitan (early) ..........................Frank Catalano Sextet Late Night Industry Set (late)Thursdays ................................... Alan Gresik’s Swing Shift OrchestraFridays ...................The “Flipside Show” with Chris Foreman (early) ..........................................Green Mill Quartet Jazz Jam Session (late)Saturdays .................After Hours Jazz Party with Sabertooth (late)Jan 4-5 ................Rob Mazurek Pulsar Quartet Record Release PartyJan 11-12.....................................................................................ChevereJan 18-19 ......................Fareed Haque Organ Trio with Tony MonacoJan 26-27 .....................Patricia Barber Quartet Record Release Party

heMMinGWay’S BiStro .......................211 Oak Park Ave, Oak Park , ILSundays, 11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. ............................Sunday Jazz Brunch,Wednesdays, 6:00-9:00 p.m. ...... Rose Colella and Dan Effland Duo,

hiDeout ....1354 W Wabansia/773-227-4433 (10:00 p.m. unless otherwise noted)Jan 2 ............ Tres Hongos: Jacob Wick, Marc Riordan, Frank Rosaly, ................................................................... special guest Peter HansonJan 9 .................Bootstrap: Mars Williams, Jim Baker, Nate McBride, ............................................................................................ Frank Rosaly

honky tonk BBq .....................................1800 s. racine/312-226-7427Sundays, 8:00 p.m. ........................................ The Fat Babies Big Band

hunGry Brain ............ 2319 w. Belmont ave/773-935-2118, 10:00 p.m.hyDe park JaZZ Society SunDay JaZZ room 43, 1043 e. 43rd street. www.hydeparkjazzsociety.com. sundays 7:30 p.m. Jan 6 ...................................................................................... Irvin Pierce Jan 13 ................................................................................ Chris Greene Jan 20 ............................................................................................Lady T Jan 27 .......................................................................................Julia HuffJaZZ ShoWcaSe ...............................806 s. Plymouth Ct. 312-360-0234 two sets at 8pm and 10pm & sun matinee at 4pm

(dates not available at press time)Jerry’S SanDWicheS MuSic rooM .............. 1938 w. division street 773-235-1006, monday–wednesday 8:30–11:30 p.m. all ages. Mondays ............In Transition Quartet: Nate Lepine, Randy Tressler, ..........................................................Daniel Thatcher, Chad HochbergJiMMy’S WooDlaWn tap .....................1172 e. 55th st./773-643-5516

Sundays, 9:00 p.m. .... Curtis Black Quartet/Jam Session Second SetkaSper’S place cafÉ ............................5155 n. lincoln/773-728-2354 tuesdays 7:00–10:00 p.m. (free)katerina’S .......1920 w. Irving Park/773-348-7592 www.katerinas.comthe liGhthouSe .................................1236 W. Chase ave/773.764.9414 Last Thursday (free) featuring Jimmy Benningtonlilly’S ............................................................2513 N lincoln/773-525-242 Wednesdays, 9:00 p.m. .......................... Jazz Jam Session featuring ............... the Corbin Andrick Quintet with Marquis Hill, Dan Bruce, ....................................................................... Katie Ernst, David Agee M lounGe ......................................... 1520 s. Wabash ave/312-447-0201 Jazz Tuesday through Thursday 7:00 p.m.Mayne StaGe .......1328 w. morse ave/866-468-3401 maynestage.comMiSka’S ...................................................2156 W. Belmont/773-935-5373 Sundays 5:30-7:00 p.m. Improvisation jam session hosted by Josh Beatty/Michael Baker/Henry Mayerthe MorSelanD ......................................1218 w. morse/773-764-8900

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Mullen’S Bar anD Grill .................3080 warrenville rd., lisle/630-505-0240

Thursdays, 8:00 p.m. ...................................Pete Ellman’s Big Band

Mullen’S Bar anD Grill 8313 w. lawrence ave.,norridge/708-452-3190

Jan 22, 7:00 p.m. ....................................Jazz Community Big Band

Multi kulti ............................................1000 n milwaukee, 4th Floor, 10:00 p.m.

Tuesdays ...........................................Jam session hosted by Andrew

Lawrence ............................................................................................................

Thursdays ................... Edward Wilkerson Jr, Jim Baker, Junius Paul, Scott Hesse

Myopic BookS......................... 1564 n. milwaukee ave., 773-862-4882

Mondays 7:30 p.m. ......................................... Improvised Jazz Series

nirVana Wine anD Grillerie ......... 701 n. milwaukee ave. ste. 280

Vernon hills, Il 60084/847-918-7828

norMan’S BiStro ..................................1001 e. 43rd st/773-966-5821

Sundays 9:00 p.m. ..................Open Jam Sessions featuring Ernest

Dawkins with Dennis Luxion, Michael Lough, and Isaiah Spencer

olD toWn ale houSe ...............................219 W. North/312-944-7020

olD toWn School of folk MuSic 4544 n. lincoln ave. 773-728-6000

orcheStra hall perforMance StuDio ..2341 N. Milwaukee ave.

Wednesdays 8:30 p.m. ...... Grilly Brothers (for Jan starting 1/19/13)

park 52 .............. 5201 s. harper/773-241-5200, Wednesdays 7:00 p.m.

pete Miller’S ........................... 1557 sherman, evanston/847-328-0399

Live jazz Monday–Saturday evenings.

pete Miller’S ............412 n. milwaukee ave., wheeling/847-243-3700

piano forte .................................. 410 s. michigan #825/312-291-0000

phylliS’S MuSical inn ....................... 1800 w. division/773-486-9862

popS for chaMpaGne ................... 601 N. state street/ 312-266-7677

Sunday–Tuesday 9:00 p.m. ......................................... Dan Effland Trio

roDan ..................................................1530 N. Milwaukee/773-276-7036

Tuesday Evenings...... Jeff Parker, Josh Abrams, John Herndon, and

Selina Trepp

Salt creek Wine Bar ..................... 8900 Fairview ave, Brookfield, Il/

708-387-2432, Every fourth Tuesday, 8:00–11:00 p.m.

SerBian VillaGe .......................................................3144 W. irving park

Mondays 8:30 p.m. Pro Jazz Jam w/Tom Muellner, Jim Cox, and Phil

Gratteau.

Skylark ..................................... 2149 s. halsted street /312 948-5275

Mondays 10:00 p.m.................................. Improvised Music Series

StuDio 914 ..............................................................914 N. California ave.

Sundays 8:00 p.m. ............. Jazz jam session feat. Scott Hesse, John

Goldman, Kendall Moore, Sam Jewell, and Andrew Vogt.

unDerGrounD WonDer Bar .......810 n. Clark street/ 312-266-7761

Live Music Nightly

WaterWhole ...........14th & western ave wednesdays 8:00–11:30 p.m.

Weekly jam sessions w/Scott Hesse, Michael Lough, & Justin Thomas

WhiStler ...........2421 N. Milwaukee ave. logan square, 773-227-3530,

Tuesdays 10:00 p.m. ......................................Relax Attack Jazz Series

yaSSa african reStaurant ...... 716 e. 79th street, Chicago/773-488-5599

Jan 12, 7:30 p.m. ....................................................... Juntan Ensemble


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SILENT AuCTION

SANGRAM SISODIA JENNIFER AND JOHNNY WASHINGTON

EMCEE RICHARD STEELE TIMuEL BLACK COMMuNITY SERvICE AWARD RECIPIENT DR. BILLIE WRIGHT-ADAMS REFLECTS ON THE POWER OF THE MuSIC.

KATE DuMBLETON AND JAzzGRAM EDITOR ALAIN DROuOT HARRY PORTERFIELD AND FAMILY

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2012-13 JaZZ linkS JaM SeSSionS

Due to our annual Jazz Links Alumni Jam Session this month

at Buddy Guy’s, our next jam session at the Chicago Cultural

Center will be February 13th from 5-7pm. Save the date!

upcoming Jazz links Jam Sessions at the chicago cultural centerWednesday, February 13, 2013 .............5:00 pmWednesday, March 13, 2013 .................5:00 pmWednesday, April 10, 2013 ...................5:00 pmWednesday, May 8, 2013 ......................5:00 pm

Mark Your Calendar

JaZZ linkS proGraM feature

NoteWorthy JaZZ eNseMBle

“Practicing What They Teach.”

Quite possibly the only band of its kind in the country,

Noteworthy Jazz Ensemble is an ensemble comprised of

Chicago Public School music teachers, many of whom are

also the jazz band directors at their schools. The idea to form

a band came about as an outgrowth of the Jazz Institute

of Chicago’s Jazz Links Teachers Advisory Council. After

suggesting that they could create an opportunity to “practice

what they teach” the band grew quickly from an octet to a

burgeoning big band. The ensemble members see the possibility

for establishing Noteworthy as a model for music teachers

across the country, especially as a tool to increase and build

awareness and advocacy for arts education.

This month, Noteworthy will travel to Peoria, IL to perform

and present at the Illinois Music Education Association

Conference (IMEA). Noteworthy will work with music

educators from throughout the state in a panel discussion

format to discuss how the unique ‘teacher ensemble’ model can

benefit both classroom and personal music practices.

nea JaZZ MaSterS aWarDS cereMony & concert VieWinG partyThe Jazz Institute and Sherwood Music School at Columbia

College are pleased to host a viewing party for the NEA Jazz

Masters Awards Ceremony & Concert at Dizzy’s Club Coca-

Cola, located at Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Frederick P. Rose Hall,

in New York City on January 14, 2013 at 6:30 p.m. Presented

by the National Endowment for the Arts, in partnership with

Jazz at Lincoln Center, the NEA invites the nation’s jazz fans to

join in celebrating the recipients of the nation’s top honor in jazz

by watching the live webcast. Hosted by Wynton Marsalis, NEA

Jazz Master (2011) and Jazz at Lincoln Center Managing and

Artistic Director, the broadcast features NEA Jazz Masters who

will perform tributes to the 2013 honorees: Mose Allison, Lou

Donaldson, Lorraine Gordon (A.B. Spellman NEA Jazz Masters

Award for Jazz Advocacy), and Eddie Palmieri.

Space is limited.

To confirm your attendance, please call 312-427-1676 x 3

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