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JfB starts its 2001-02 season with two informational/musical events, to prepare you for our main concert series, which begins on September 11th with The Joshua Redman Quartet, followed on September 22nd by Avishai Cohen and the International Vamp Band (co-sponsored with Lotus Festival 2001).
We will be on hand once again at the 25th Fourth Street Festival of the Arts & Crafts, on Saturday, September 1, 10:00-6:00, and Sunday, September 2, 12:00-5:00. This annual event is held along 4th and Grant Streets on Labor Day weekend. This year we will have a booth next to the performance stage, on Grant between 3rd and 4th Streets. Stop by to pick up information about JfB, join or renew your membership, purchase tickets to our Joshua Redman concert, and learn about some of the things we have planned. On Saturday, we are featuring two sets of live jazz by promising young local musicians:
At 11:30 AM, pianist Chris Huckfelt's group will perform. Huckfelt is a student at BHSN, and was recently recognized by Down Beat magazine's 24th Annual Student Music Awards in the category "High School Outstanding Performances."
At 3:30 PM, bassist Nate Bren-
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ner's group will play. Brenner recently performed at this year's Indy Jazz Festival on their "Emerging Talent Stage." A graduate of BHSS, he is entering IU this fall.
The following Sunday, September 9th, 6:30-8:00 PM, JfB is presenting the Jazz from Bloomington AllStars in a free, open-air concert at Bryan Park, the final event in Bloomington Parks & Recreation's "Summer 2001 Performing Arts Series." Help close out the summer — bring a folding chair or a blanket, pack a picnic supper, and come enjoy two sets of music from familiar Bloomington musicians. Set 1 will feature: David Miller (trumpet), Dave Pavolka (trombone), Lew Polsgrove (saxophone), Janiece Jaffe (vocals), Rich Pierce (guitar), Ric Heeter (piano), Jack Helsley (bass) and Dan Deckard (drums). Set 2 will be: Pat Harbison (trumpet), Tom Walsh (saxophone), Sara Caswell (violin), Peter Kienle (guitar), Rachel Caswell (vocals), Jack Helsley (bass), and Pete Wilhoit (drums). Between sets, there will be a special tribute to the Andrew Sisters. We will have a table on hand with brochures, fliers, membership forms, Joshua Redman tickets, our new tee-shirts, and people to answer questions.
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On Tuesday, September 11,JfB is proud to begin its main concert series of the 2001-02 season with Warner Bros. recording artists The Joshua Redman Quartet at the Buskirk-Chumley Theatre (114 E. Kirkwood Ave.). Doors will open at 7:30, with the concert starting at 8:00. (There will be no opening group.) Tickets (Continued on page 2)
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