JAZZ SUMMER CAMPS
                  Loyola University Summer Jazz Band Camp
                                    June 15 - 21, 2008

                                John Mahoney, Director

                          Jazz Bands•Improvisation•Theory•Ear Training•Appreciation

                                        Faculty Performances•Individual Lessons•

                                                                     
Faculty      
                                                 
(Subject to change due to other commitments)

John Mahoney:        
Coordinator of Jazz Studies at Loyola, professional pianist, trombonist and
composer/arranger, BME from SUNY at Potsdam, MM in Jazz Studies from the Eastman      
School of Music.  Leads the John Mahoney Big Band and publishes with Walrus Music.

Tony Dagradi:        
Associate professor of Saxophone at Loyola, he co-leads the band Astral Project, which
has made five CDs including VooDooBop and Elevado on Compass.  Tony has a BM from
Loyola and a MFA from Tulane University.  He has also worked with Bobby McFerrin and
Dr. John.

Mike Vila:        
Graduated from the Loyola College of Music in 1984 with a degree in Jazz Studies.  Since
then he has been performing and teaching in the New Orleans area on the guitar.

Brian Seeger:        
Guitar instructor at Loyola, holds a Bachelor of Music from  Berklee College of Music,
and  a Masters Degree in Jazz Studies from the University of New Orleans. He has
performed and recorded with Aaron Neville, Stanton Moore, Charlie Hunter, and Jason
Marsalis.

Jamil Sharif:       
Trumpet instructor for the Camp, currently leads a jazz quintet at Maison Bourbon in New
Orleans five nights per week.  He is a versatile freelance musician, as well.

Larry Sieberth:        
Piano instructor at Loyola, is an accomplished jazz pianist, composer and arranger. An
active freelance musician, he is one of the most called upon pianists in New Orleans.

Jesse Boyd:        
Bass instructor at Loyola.  His BM degree is from Loyola University, New Orleans, and his
MM is from University of New Orleans.  Has studied extensively with Bill Huntington, and
currently performs nearly 500 engagements per year.

John Vidacovich:        
Instructor of Drums at Loyola, performs with Astral Project, Al Belletto and is the most in
demand drummer in New Orleans.  He earned a BME from Loyola, and has many CDs
under his own name including Mystery Street and Banks Street.  


                                                           
ELIGIBILITY:          

Non-beginners who have completed the 7th through 12th grades who play trumpet,
trombone, alto, tenor, or baritone saxes, piano, bass, guitar, or drum set

COSTS:    Tuition -         $200.00
         Room -         $200.00 (Must be a minimum of 14 years of age to stay in Dorm)
         Board-        Food is available at several campus locations, pay-as-you-go

                            
CHECK IN, REGISTRATION & INFORMAL AUDITION:

2:00-5:00 p.m. Sunday, June 15, 2008,  Room 240, Music Building, corner of St. Charles
Ave. & Calhoun St.

                                                          
CHECK OUT:          

Noon, Saturday, June 21, 2008

                                                            
CLASSES:          

Monday through Friday, June 16-20, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

                                                  
CLOSING  CONCERT:  

2:00 p.m. Saturday, June 21, Nunemaker Hall


Sample Daily Schedule                Optional Evening Activities (chaperoned)
7:30        Breakfast                        
9:00        Theory Sections                
10:00      Improvisation                        
11:00      Jazz Band                                
12:30      Lunch        
1:30        Seminar, Lessons                
2:30        Jazz Band
4:00        Seminars, Combos
5:00        Dinner
6:30        Supervised jam sessions, viewing of video tapes of artists, listening,                
             additional lesson time, Rec Plex activities
11:00 p.m. DORM

In an effort to achieve a balanced instrumentation for the camp, we will limit the number
of each instrument accepted. Applications with deposits will be taken in order of receipt
until each limit is reached.  Those we are unable to accommodate will be returned
promptly.  Send yours early to insure placement!  If you have any questions or need
further information call 504-865-2164 or 504-865-3037, or e-mail <mahoney@loyno.edu>






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                         Application for the Loyola Summer Jazz Band Camp  
                                                  June 15-21, 2008


Mail to: John Mahoney, Loyola University, Box 8, New Orleans, LA  70118-6195

Name__________________________________________ Age______    Sex_______         

Grade 07-08_____________        

Street__________________________________________      

City/State_______________________  Zip__________                     

School_________________________________________        

Band Director__________________________________                                

Social Security #________________________________        

Telephone( ______ )_____________________________        

Instrument(s)____________________________________  

E-mail_________________________________


By May 30th:        

Mail this form with a tuition deposit of $50.00.  If you need a dorm room for camp, also
include a room  deposit of $50.00.  These deposits are non-refundable after May 230th,
2008.  Make check or money order payable to: Loyola University Summer Jazz Band
Camp.  Balance of tuition and room charges are due at Registration, 2:00 p.m., Sunday,
June 15, 2008 in room 240, music building.

Agreement:        I understand that a student may be dismissed for violation of campus
rules or unruliness.

I have attended Loyola Summer Jazz Band Camp ____ times previous to this year.        
                                            
                                  Answer “no,” “some,” or “a lot”                                              

I have studied music theory:        _____  

I can improvise:                              _____     
            
I have played in a jazz band:
        _____  

I have played in a combo:             _____

I have taken private lessons:      _____


_____________________________________________
Signature of Parent or Guardian             

                                                    
___________________________________________                                                          
Signature of Applicant                        
                    
              Deadline for receipt of application and deposit (s):  May 30, 2008