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Jazz Workshop MUT 3923-0001 Fall 2011 T-Th. 10:30 11:45 PAC, Rm. M115 Instructor: Professor Per Danielsson Office: 407-823-0064 Cell: 407-963-6158 E-mail: perdanielsson@ucf.edu Office: PAC, Rm. 107 Description: Jazz workshop is course work that includes jazz improvisation, jazz repertoire, jazz arranging and jazz composition. The vessel for dissemination of this course work is through jazz chamber groups, referred to as Jazz Workshop. The groups will work on all of the aforementioned, and have the group as a direct laboratory experience. Objective: The students should by the end of the semester be able to: 1. Apply advanced jazz harmonic language into their playing. 2. Have a solid understanding of the stylistic concepts of jazz. 3. Learn the skill of practicing jazz and improve their improvisational language. 4. Start to build a repertoire of standard jazz tunes. 5. Understand basic arranging skills and be able to prepare arrangements for the group. Grading: Class work (Handouts and weekly assigned Material) 40% Transcriptions 10% Arrangements 10% Compositions 10% Memorization of tunes 20% Jazz Jury 10% Recital if applicable Pass/Fail Notebook should be turned in at the end of the semester. Student will be graded at the end of each week. Final Exam: 4/24/2012, 10:00am-12:50am Jazz Juries: 4/25/2012, all day. Recital can be booked starting January 23, 2012 at 8am.

Attendance: Two unexcused absences and two tardy are allowed. Each absence/tardy after the allowed number will reduce the final grade by 2 percent. Material Needed. 1. Rhapsody account. 2. Staff paper and pencil 3. Notebook 4. Be ready to play on time. Rhythm section need to allow extra time to set up Projects: 2 transcriptions 2 arrangements 2 compositions Composition 1 based on the changes of an existing tune. Composition 2 should be all original. The transcriptions have top be of approved recordings and at least two chorus in length. Bring in copies for the group and be able to play the transcription. The arrangements have to be written for the instrumentation in class. Neatness of parts and score will affect the grade. Compositions have to be well thought out and prepared. Music has to the clearly written to make it easy for the group to read. Deadlines for the above mentioned projects will be announced. Transcriptions compositions and arrangements have to be turned in on time in order to receive credit. NO EXCEPTIONS. Jazz Workshop Performance dates: Students are required to attend all of the following dates. Tuesday January 31, 2012. 8pm, Rehearsal Hall Tuesday February 14, 2012. 8pm, Rehearsal Hall Tuesday April 10, 2012. 8pm, Rehearsal Hall Tuesday April 17, 2012. 8pm, Rehearsal Hall

Course Schedule (Subject to change) Date Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Topic Auditions and playing. In-depth Study of jazz standard tune 1&2. Make 10 exercises based on material from tune 1&2. In-depth study of jazz standard tune 3&4. Make 10 exercises based on material from tune 3&4 Decide on tune for arranging project 1. Begin Arranging project 1. Play tune in class, bring in leadsheet for the group. Week 5 Perform jazz standard 1, 2, 3 and 4. Analyze the performance. Week 6 Week 7 February 16 - Arranging project 1 due. Play arrangements in class. Study of jazz standard 5. Be able to play in minimum of 2 keys. Week 8 Start arrangement 2. Jazz Standard 6 Week 9 Week 10 Week 11 Learn one unusual/different jazz composition. Bring in leadsheet. Perform the unusual jazz compositions. Analyze the performance. March 29 - Arrangement 2 due. Week 12 Tune 6&7 Week 13 Week 14 In-depth presentation of a Ellington, Coltrane, Mingus or Monk tune (tune 8&9). April 17. Perform original compositions. Week 15 Review

Transcriptions and the original compositions should be worked on throughout the semester, presentation dates are TBA. Additional material will be assigned in class. Student Conduct: Please review section I of the UCF Office of student conduct. Absolutely no texting during class. Failure to observe this rule will result in immediate removal from the classroom and grade F will be assigned for that class meeting. Recital Policy (Student Handbook) Prerequisites The following prerequisites must be met before a student will be allowed to schedule a degree recital: Completion of MUT 2127 with grade of C or better Completion of MVK 2122 (Class Piano IV) with grade of C or better Completion of MUH 3211/3212 with grade of C or better (Senior Recital only) Please consult with your applied music teacher and program advisor for any additional academic prerequisites to a degree recital. Complete and submit to your applied music teacher the Recital Hearing Approval Form (available in the Music office and on the Music web site). This document must be signed by your teacher, Professor Gay, and your program advisor at least two (2) weeks before your recital hearing. Junior Recital A Junior Recital is required of all BM in Performance, Jazz Studies and BME majors (except elementary track). A student with junior status may schedule a Junior Recital with the permission of the appropriate applied instructor and advisor. The recital should be predominantly (if not exclusively) a solo recital and should include approximately 30 minutes of music. Students are encouraged to share their Junior recital with another student. Students should register for MUS 3953 during the semester of the Junior Recital. Senior Recital A Senior Recital is required of all BM majors. A student with senior status may schedule a Senior Recital with the permission of the appropriate applied instructor and advisor. It should be predominantly a solo recital, but some chamber music may be included. Senior recitals should be approximately 45 minutes of music (30 minutes for composition majors). Students should register for MUS 4954 during the semester of the Senior Recital.

Spring 2012 Jazz Ensembles Concert Schedule Friday January 27 UCF Jazz Ensembles I. 8Pm, COM 101. $10.00 Admission. Free with valid UCF student ID. Jeff Rupert director. Tuesday January 31 Tuesday February 14 Friday/Saturday March 23-24 UCF-Orlando Jazz Festival Saturday March 31 Central Florida Saxfest Tuesday April 3 UCF Jazz Ensemble 2 8Pm, Rehearsal Hall. Free Director: Per Danielsson Tuesday April 10 Tuesday April 17 Please check the Music Departments event calendar on a regular basis for upcoming events and concerts.