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"You give these young musicians an opportunity to interact with wonderful role models and experience being part of a professional recording session. Brilliant!"
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Each year candidates from junior high, high school, and college, through age 20, may audition. All instruments will be considered. Jazz students will be asked to play scales, sight read, and play along with a professional rhythm section.
If chosen, each student will receive a scholarship consisting of ten hours of private one-on-one lessons with a professional jazz player, four workshops to practice with other students, and a professional recording session featuring all of the students. |
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More than 250 students have completed this program over the past thirteen years, and many have gone on to jazz programs at many music schools including North Texas State, The New School, Juilliard, UCLA, USC, etc. Mentors have included: Roger Neumann, Leslie Drayton, Tamir Hendelman, Steve Barnes, Ira Nepus, John Clayton, Bobby Rodriguez, Dave Koonse, Rick Shaw, Joe LaBarbera, Bill Cunliffe, and many other prominent jazz musicians. For more details, and to get an application, call or fax Larry Hathaway at 805-496-5400, jazzguy@roadrunner.com.
Now in its fourteenth year, this annual January-to-April Program supplements the marginal school education available to promising young jazz musicians. Mentors are renowned jazz musicians who are also reputed educators. |
Mentors for 2011 Workshop
Conductors: Roger Neumann and Scott Whitfield
Private Lesson Mentors: Piano: Bill Cunliffe, Guitar: Dave Koonse, Bass: John Belzaguy, Drums: Steve Barnes, Trumpet: Sal Cracchiolo, Reeds: Roger Neumann, Trombone: Ira Nepus and Scott Whitfield, Director: Larry Hathaway.
"Thank you for such a positive experience. This opportunity to study with renowned professional musicians has had an impact that will last a lifetime." - participating student-
To hear the music of our 2010 students click here
To hear the music of our 2011 students click here
Help pass the legacy of JAZZ to the next generation. Contribute to this superlative educational and tax deductable program by donating the amount of your choice to the Bill Green Mentorship Program.
Credit cards accepted securely online
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-or- Mail check payable to:
LAJS - Bill Green Mentorship Program
5903 Noble Avenue
Van Nuys, CA 91411
phone: 818-994-5299
fax: 818-994-6181
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