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Review by Mike Shanley, JazzTimes
It seems no jazz festival is complete without throwing together some “all-star” group of musicians, but PIJF had the right idea. “D Byrd@90: Tribute to Donald Byrd and the Blackbyrds” added to the party atmosphere of the day with a band, organized by director Wilson in collaboration with the Donald Byrd Cultural Foundation, that included another almost-hometown hero, trumpeter Sean Jones. (He hails from Youngstown, Ohio but lived and taught in town for several years.) The group also included Frank Lacy (trombone, vocals), Gary Bartz (alto saxophone), Brett Williams (piano), Endea Owens (bass), Anita Levels (vocals), young flutist Nathan Paul Davis and, fresh from a set with his Kinfolk group, Nate Smith (drums). Songs like “You and Music” and “Change (Makes You Want to Hustle),” with their singalong choruses, might skew away from jazz, but Bartz in particular delivered a solo during the former tune that went beyond mere party blowing. Orlando Watson added depth with a deep piece of sociopolitical spoken word.
We are currently offering to have our experienced and certified* music educators come in to substitute for your school’s instrumental** music program for a day. Music teachers can coordinate with a visiting DBCF teacher to have them give a masterclass, a workshop, or to work with students on their current ensemble repertoire for a school day. Our substitute program offers school music programs consistency in quality education.
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