Big Through the Ages’ Nov. 3

The University of Wyoming Jazz Lab Band, directed by David Wharton, will current “Just
for Fun: Big Through the Ages” Monday, Nov. 3, at 7:30 p.m. within the Buchanan Center
for the Performing Arts live performance corridor.

The live performance is free, and the general public is invited to attend.

This night of basic and trendy jazz repertoire will open with Frank Foster’s “Shiney
Stockings,” organized by Sammy Nestico, and Duke Ellington’s “Blue Cellophane,” that includes
school member Daniel Watt on trombone. Jackson Keller will lend his vocal skills
to an association of “All of Me” by Gerald Marks. Other highlights embrace Woody Herman’s
energetic “Woodchoppers’ Ball,” Herbie Hancock’s soulful “Dolphin Dance,” organized
by Bob Mintzer, and Chuck Mangione’s iconic “Land of Make Believe.”

Student performers embrace saxophonists Caleb Peeks, Sydney Maddaloni, Jonathan Tribby,
Silas Chetterbock and Nathaniel Anderson; trombonists Dolan Glasser, Ariell Purcell,
Cash Profit and Madison Copenbarger; trumpeters Landon Rau, Morgan Gelwicks, Vincent
Gallizzi and Bryley Waring; trumpet/horn participant Natalie James; drummer Brody Stone;
bassist Noah Miller; and pianist Renato da Silva.

For extra data, electronic mail Wharton at  dwharto1@uwyo.edu or name (307) 766-5242.