Talent: Johnson, Taylor
Jazz Band Festival
TRT: 2.00 minutes
11-08-13
WSU Jazz Festival, Music, Pullman, WA
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CU: Taylor Johnson
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CG: Pullman
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CG: W-S-U Jazz Big Band
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CU: Taylor Johnson
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CG: Pullman
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CU: Taylor Johnson
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CG: Pullman
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CG: Hannah Hicks
W-S-U Student
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CG: Taylor Johnson
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CG: Pullman
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CG: Gregory Yasinitsky
Music Director
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((Taylor))
High school students from the Washington and Idaho
area performed Wednesday at the W-S-U Jazz Festival during the 21st
annual event. The afternoon jazz performance and competition was the closing
event to a morning filled with jazz clinics and faculty-led programs for the
students. Walla Walla High school band won the event and received an
individual clinic. The jazz concert featured the W-S- U jazz band and
included performances by faculty.
Video of the jazz band playing
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W-S-U alum Patrick Sheng played multiple saxophone
pieces that were featured at the event. Sheng has his Masters and Bachelor’s
degree in Music from Washington State University and now teaches saxophone at
McNeese State University. Sheng produced one of the works performed during
the concert, and was in the jazz band during his time at W-S-U.
Audio of Patrick
((Taylor))
W-S-U student Hannah Hicks
enjoyed the concert and even stood up to clap during the performances.
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“Honestly, I really impressed with all the talent they had
uhm the students and the professors both. It’s great to see people passionate
about music and passionate about what they are doing and also seeing teachers
play together can like you know you can never hear that or get to see that
side of them. That was probably my favorite part.”
(( Taylor))
W-S-U Music Director Gregory Yasinitsky played a
few solo pieces during the event. He
has been playing the saxophone since the sixth-grade and has kept with his
musical talent. In addition to the competition, each band had to pay
one-hundred and seventy-five dollars. Those funds were used wisely.
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“ Well to run the festival basically. I mean you have to
hire these expert judges and they get a fee for the day and you have to pay
for their expenses travel to and from Pullman”.
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sources:
Hannah Hicks: 360-907-1526
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