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The ASU.Iazz Studies Program
Tlrc jazz ensemble you are about to hear tonight is just one example of
the many and diverse jazz ensembles at ASU. It is our intention to

offer our students the opportunity to play in and be exposed to as
in some way,
mirror the professional musician's life. In addition to experiencing
tlre variety of jazz ensembles, the student is also exposed to the
tremendous legacy left to us by the jazz masters such as Charlie
Parker, Thelonious Monk, Dizzy Gillespie, John Coltrane, Duke
Ellington, Bill Evans, etc., through the playing of their music.
However, it is not our intention to recrcate the past, but instead to
encourage our students to seek out their individual musical voice and
to express their creativity. The jazz students of today can become the

PERFORMERS

Dwight Killian, coach

many varied musical experiences as possible. This does,

jazz masters of tomorrow.
Chuck Marohnic
Director of Jazz Studies
Professor of Music

Beth Schneck, saxophone

Mike McMonagle, guitar
Johnny McMonagle, piano
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Andy Jones, bass
Gannon Burleigh, drums

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