2011 Denton Arts & Jazz Festival

FRIDAY, APRIL 29

SATURDAY,APRIL 30

SUNDAY,MAY 1

Tribute to Leon Breedenwith

The Quebe Sisters

Lou Marini

The Official Texas Jazz Orchestra

Marvin Stamm

Brave Combo

Tom Bones Malone

Featuring

Denton, Texas Quakertown

Park

APRIL29, 30 & MAY 1, 2011

9:00 pm

Texas Tornados

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9:00 pm

7:00 pm

• 7 Stages

• Fine Arts

• Crafts

• Art Tent

• Food

• Games

and more!

7:00 pm

Wednesday, April 27, 2011 Denton Record-Chronicle

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Denton Arts & Jazz Festival

Welcome to fun, Denton styleBy Kit KingFor the Denton Record-Chronicle

The last weekend in Aprilis almost here, and any-one familiar with

Denton knows what thatmeans. For three days, carscrowd the downtown area, thepopulation of the city almostdoubles, and the sound ofmusic can be heard throughoutthe blocks surroundingQuakertown Park.

The Denton Arts & JazzFestival brings more than200,000 visitors as well as top-rated musicians, artists andcraftsmen and women to town.

Begun in the early 1980s asSpring Fling — a small fair toraise money for the arts inDenton — the Denton Arts &Jazz Festival is the result ofmerger between Spring Flingand the Denton Jazz Fest, anevent that pulled from themany musicians living andstudying in Denton.

This year, the festival is dedi-cated to the man who estab-lished the University of NorthTexas and Denton as a birth-place for fine jazz musicians inthe United States.

Leon Breeden, who died inAugust, led the jazz studiesprogram at UNT from 1959 to1981. He took the program tointernational prominence, andtrained some of the leadingjazz musicians performingtoday.

While the festive weekendoffers something for everyone,its focus is Denton’s long andillustrious tradition as an incu-bator for musicians and artists.Each year, the festival drawssome of the country’s leadingmusicians, as well as offering ashowcase for local performers.In addition, artists and artisansfrom across the nation bringthe fruits of their talent to thepark.

True jazz buffs will gather infront of the Wells Fargo/Budweiser Jazz Stage in

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the area behind City Hall. Thecoolest jazz, the brightest stars,will perform. Headlinersbegins with a tribute to LeonBreeden, featuring Tom“Bones” Malone, Lou Mariniand Marvin Stamm. Saturdaynight, the Quebe Sisters Bandplays at 7 p.m., and the TexasTornados take the stage at 9p.m. As always, Brave Combowraps up the festival Sundayevening at 7 p.m.

The Budweiser CourtyardStage, in front of Denton CityHall, will showcase regionalgroups such as Bonnie andNick Norris, Rivers West, andLittle Jack Melody and HisYoung Turks.

KNTU-FM sponsors thethird professional stage, whichis not a stage at all. The RovingRiver Stage is the base formusicians who roam the parkmaking music. They’ll includegroups such as the ChisholmTrail Cowboys, the Jazz Cats,Rhythm Tribe and Joe Tucker.

University of North Texasmusic students will perform ontheir own Showcase Stage inthe northeast section of thepark. Lab Bands, from the NineO’clock to the One O’clock, willplay on the Showcase Stage,along with UNT Jazz Singers,the UNT African Drummingand Dance group and the UNTSteel Drum Band.

The Denton Record-Chronicle Festival Stage justnorth of the bridge continues tobe a venue for school and com-munity acts such as Frisco’sStafford Middle SchoolSpartans of Swing, the DentonHigh School Percussion Groupand Coppell’s Austin Elemen-tary School Marimba Band. Anumber of dance groups, suchas Ballet de Force, DentonSwing Dance Organization andDance Fusion 2, also performon this stage.

Inside the Denton SeniorCenter, more student musi-cians take over the Denton

Benefit League Center Stagewith bands, orchestras andchoirs from many of theschools across Denton County.They are joined by groups suchas Young at Heart, StrictlyDixie and the Fiddle Rascals.

On the far north edge of thepark, the Wells Fargo Cele-bration Stage features a mix ofacts, including the NorthCentral Texas College JazzBand, the Lifeline ChurchBand, Mister Joe Trio, PollyMaynard, the 77th Army BandJazz Combo and Bone Doggie.

As the bands play, guests atthe Denton Arts & Jazz Festivalcan indulge in an array of foodsrepresenting countries fromaround the globe. They willfind gyros from Greece, Thainoodles, German sausage,tamales and nachos, teriyakichicken and, of course, goodold American corn dogs. Fordessert, there will be Belgianwaffles, ice cream, funnel cakesand homemade cookies from

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Almost 200 artists andcraftsmen and women will beshowing and selling their waresin three different areas. Finearts, once solely contained inthe Civic Center, has spilledover into the outdoor areadirectly adjacent to the build-ing. Shoppers can find paint-ings and drawings in everymedium, along with sculpturein wood, metal and ceramic, art

glass, photography, fine potteryand jewelry. The crafts area isequally varied, with an array ofhand-crafted items rangingfrom soaps to toys and clothingto clocks.

The Children’s Art Tent,sponsored by Target Stores andTexas Health PresbyterianHospital Denton, has been afeature of the festival for manyyears. Kids can discover theircreativity through an array ofmedia — sculpture and paint-ing, mosaic and collage, air-brush and papier-mache. TheKid Zone gives kids a chance toplay games, have their facespainted and watch balloonartists at work.

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Activities abound at festival for the younger setBy Kit KingFor the Denton Record-Chronicle

At the Denton Arts & JazzFestival, the list of activities forthe kids grows every year. Theyoung ones can listen to andwatch entertainers, but theyhave the most fun when theycan take part in the perform-ance.

Whether it’s making theirown art in the Target Children’sArt Tent or making their ownmusic in Steve Gryb’s Per-cussion Pettng Zoo, they’resure to have a great time.

Magician Al Curlett, who’s afavorite with children, will once

Creating clay figures is one of many activities availablefor the younger set at the Denton Arts & Jazz Festival.

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again turn on his magic in theart tent. Curlett always includestwo or three children in each ofhis magic tricks.

Also in the art tent, Joel

Reese, “The Singing Cowboy,”will provide songs for childrenas they make their art.

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For kids who want to trytheir hand at music, SteveGryb’s Percussion Petting Zoo,gives them the opportunity totry out a huge selection ofinstruments, including suchoddities as the “glockenfish,” afish-shaped glockenspiel, andthe “wrenchophone,” a xylo-phone with wrenches. It’s ahands-on experience.

Activities for youngstersinclude a variety of games, aswell as a small Ferris wheel, a

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Many of the children are per-formers as well as festival goers.Bands, choirs and performersfrom schools in and aroundDenton will be showing off theirtalents on the Denton Record-Chronicle Festival Stage, theWells Fargo Celebration Stage,and inside the Denton SeniorCenter on the Denton BenefitLeague Center Stage.

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Activities

Youngstersenjoy the percussion petting zoo,testing outthe drums.

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By Kit KingFor the Denton Record-Chronicle

In the two and a half days ofthe Denton Arts & JazzFestival, audiences can listen toprofessional performancesinvolving more than 350 musi-cians.

The man who pulls this alltogether is Ray Hair, presidentof the American Federation ofMusicians, a resident of NorthTexas and a University of NorthTexas music graduate.

He began outdoor shows inDenton in 1985 with the firstDenton Jazz Fest, a Sunday-only show with a flatbed trailerfor a stage.

“Jazz Fest grew out of a pro-gram called ‘Concerts on theSquare,’ featuring primarilyjazz groups from the school[UNT]. The man who ran theparks and recreation programsuggested we do the Sundayshow, and I got together withthe city and the convention and

visitors bureau to put it on,”Hair explained.

Within six years, the Sundayafternoon event was drawing10,000 people.

In the early ’90s, everythingchanged. Hair and Carol Shortgot together and merged theJazz Fest with Spring Fling, afundraising event for theDenton arts community, nam-ing it the Denton Arts & JazzFestival. They began bringingin big-name headliners andfine artists in various media,drawing even more to the festi-val.

“We brought in headlinersthat complemented with the

school and community pro-duced,” Hair said. “We wantedto bring back the best ofDenton. We pull from Denton,and bring in groups that havegone from Denton to work pro-fessionally.”

“Our organization pioneeredthe multi-stage outdoor venue,and, over the years, we’veestablished relationships withevery musician that appears.”

Hair and his productionteam begin work in January forthe April event.

“We manage the logisticswith the right kind of prompt-ness, and now we’ve been doingit so long, everyone knows whatto do,” he said.

While the local and regionalgroups are always cooperative,Hair admits some of the big-name headliners have require-ments that can cause extrawork — all in a year’s work.

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Behind the scenes

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“We’ve never really had ahassle with a musician,” he said.

In fact, when the PA systemwent out before JoshuaRedmon’s concert one year, theperformer went right aheadwith his show.

“Everybody in the audiencequieted down, and it turnedinto a great evening,” Hair said.

“We always want to bring ingreat programs, so the audi-ence will go away and say, ‘Thatwas a once-in-a-lifetime show.’”

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Scenes

Ray Hairworks allyear long tocreate festivalmusic lineupand worksclosely withCarol Short,executivedirector ofthe annualfestival.

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DFF 17 Greater Denton Sports Commission-

Beer/Wine/Soft Drks/Water Denton, TX

F-57 Conway Corndogs - Corn Dogs/Lemonade Allen, TX

F-58 Conway Corndogs - Corn Dogs/Funnel Cakes/

Lemonade Allen, TX

F-59 Metzler’s BBQ - BBQ Sandwiches/Turkey Legs Denton, TX

F-60 International Foods - Gyros/Eggrolls/Chicken Orlando, FL

F-61 Baja Smoothies - Fruit Smoothies Nisswa, MN

F-62 McKinney Food Service -

Corn Dogs/Lemonade Hughes Springs, TX

F-63 The Flamingo Grill - Philly Cheese Steak/

Cuban Sandwiches/Limeade/Jalapeno Sausage Plano, TX

F-64 Pierre’s Concession - Elephant Ears/Fries/

Twisters/Fish Dodd City, TX

F-65, 66 Texas Woman’s University - Beef/Chicken/

Veggie Soft Tacos/Nachos/Chips & Dips Denton, TX

F-67 Fun-tastic Concessions - Brisket & Pork Sandwiches/

Tropical Drinks/Hamburgers Wichita, KS

DFF 11 Denton Festival Foundation & Festival Information -

Souvenirs/Convention & Visitor Bureau Denton, TX

G-52 KNTU FM 88.1 - Broadcasting Denton, TX

G-53 Denton Parks Foundation - Rubber Duck Sales Denton, TX

F-51 Ye Olde Honeycorn - Kettle Corn Lewisville, TX

F-52 T.C.’s Country Corn - Roasted Corn/

Baked Potatoes/Fruit Drink Kemp, TX

F-53 Brown’s Concessions - Strawberry Crepes/

Lemonade Paris, TX

F-54 Rocky Mountain Nut Roasters-

Cinnamon Roasted Nuts Baton Rouge, LA

F-55 Marble Slab Creamery - Ice Cream Dallas, TX


G-49 Denton Public Libraries - Magazine Exchange Denton, TX

G-50 Wells Fargo - Information Denton, TX

G-51 Ben E. Keith Co. - Information/Merchandise Denton, TX

DFF 2 The Arts Guild - Pizza Slices/Soft Drinks/Water Denton, TX

DFF 3 Denton Festival Foundation- Beer/Soft Drinks/Water Denton, TX

DFF 4 Denton Festival Foundation - Sausage & Kraut/Hotdogs Denton, TX

Pizza Slices/Pickles/Soft Drinks/Water

DFF 5 Denton Festival Foundation - Beer & Wine Denton, TX

DFF 18 Denton Festival Foundation - Ice Sales Denton, TX

F-8 Olive Oil de Fino - Olive Oil Sherman, TX

F-9 Baja Smoothies - Fruit Smoothies Nisswa , MN

F-10 Cooper Concessions - Lemonade May, TX

F-11 Cooper Concessions - Ice Cream May, TX

F-12 McAlister’s Deli - Cookies/Iced Tea/Box Lunch Denton, TX

F-13 German Roasted Nuts - Roasted Nuts/Iced Tea Fort Worth, TX

F-14 Granbury’s Best - Jams/Jellies/Jalapenos Granbury, TX

F-15 International Foods - Gyros/Eggrolls/Chicken Orlando, FL


F-17, 18 McKinney Food Service -Corn Dogs/Funnel Cakes/Lemonade Hughes Springs, TX

F-19 Hillbilly Kettle Korn - Kettle Korn Lavon, TX

F-20 The Flamingo Grill - Philly Cheese Steak/Cuban Sandwiches Plano, TX

Limeade/Jalapeno Sausage

F-21 LoJoJo Concessions - Roasted Corn/French Fries/Hamburgers/Sno Cones Denton, TX

F-22 The Lunch Bag - Hawaiian Kabobs/Jerk Tacos/ Boudain Balls/Iced Tea Houston, TX

F-23 Spudzilla Potatoes - Fried Potatoes with Sauces De Soto, TX

F-24 Pierre’s Concession - Butterfly Chips/Wraps/ Onion Strings/Lemonade Dodd City, TX

F-25 Weinberger’s Deli - Roast Beef & Cuban Sandwiches Denton, Texas

F-26 Fletcher’s Corny Dogs - Corn Dogs/Lemonade Flower Mound, TX

F-27, 28 International Foods - Gyros/Eggrolls/Chicken Orlando, FL

F-29 Just Jay’s Tacos - Tacos/Botano Nachos/Cotton Candy Irving, TX

F-30 Carl’s Caribbean Soul- Jerk Chicken/ Potato Twisters/Turkey Legs Grand Prairie, TX

F-31 Bonafide Catering - Salmon/Shrimp/Sweet Potatoes/Salad Denton, TX

F-33 Cinco de Mayo - Steak & Pork Tacos Denton, TX

F- 34 2 Chicks on Wheels - Brisket Tacos/Chicken Twist/Caramel Apples Denton, TX

F-35 Dippin Dots - Ice Cream Allen, TX

F-36 Tiki Island Drinks - Fruit Drinks/Slushies Arlington, TX

F-37 Fantastic Edibles - Grilled Chicken/Yellow Rice/Iced Tea Southlake, TX

F-38 Pearson’s Concessions - Catfish/Gator/Shrimp/Chicken/Jambalaya Hemet, CA

F-39 St Andrew Church of God In Christ - Turkey Legs Denton, TX

F-40 AJ’s Ice - Italian Ice Denton, TX

F-41 Denton Kiwanis Club - Fish & Chips/Tea/Lemonade Denton, TX

F-42 Island Aloha Grill - Beef & Pork Sticks/Corn Denton, TX

F-43 R & R Concessions - Funnel Cakes/Lemonade/Fries Odessa, TX

F-44, 45 A La Carte - Quesadillas/Nachos/Gourmet Teas Granbury, TX

F-68 Chocolate Delights - Cheesecake/Floats/Lemonade/Fruit Dickinson, Texas

DFF Children’s Art Tent - Art, Music & Magic Denton, TX

DFF Percussion “Petting Zoo” - Instruments & Demonstrations Denton, TX

DFF S.W.E.A.T. Team (Denton Bible Church) - Wood Building Tent Denton, TX

DFF 1 Denton Festival Foundation - Festival Information/Souvenirs Denton, TX

G-1 Denton Police Department - Sky Tower Denton, TX

G-2, 3 St. Paul’s Lutheran Church - Baby Changing Station Denton, TX

G-4 Lost Cause Ministries - Information Flower Mound, TX

G-5 City of Denton Recycling - Information Denton, TX

G-6 Keep Denton Beautiful - Information Denton, TX

G-7 Denton Watershed - Information Denton, TX

G-8 Denton Environmental Services - Information Denton, TX

G-9 Denton Municipal Electric - Information Denton, TX

G-10, 11 Hoggard Amusements - Duck Pond/Spin Art Joshua, TX

G-12 Lone Star Amusements - Game Cedar Hill, TX


G-14 Cooper Concessions - Climbing Rock May, TX

G-15 Tanglewood Tumbleweed - Kiddie Ferris Wheel Amarillo, TX

G-16 Cooper Concessions - Quad Power Jump May, TX

G-17 UNT Student Pilot Association - Information Denton, TX






G-23 Choo Choo Express - Train Rides Dallas, TX

G-24 Empty Bowls of Denton - Information Denton, TX

G-25, 26 Denton County Transportation Authority - Information Lewisville, TX

G-27 Judy Uebelacker - Airbrush Accessories Denton, TX

G-28 Judy ‘n Company

G-29 Health Services of North Texas - Information Denton, TX

G-30 Preeclampsia Foundation - Information Sanger, TX

G-31 Celtic Cultural Assoc. of TX - Information Denton, TX

G-32 AAA Texas-Denton Branch - Information Denton, TX

G-33 Southern Journeys - Information McKinney, TX

G-34 Taste of Dallas 2011 - Information Dallas, TX

G-35 Denton Record Chronicle - Subscriptions/Activity Denton, TX

G-36 Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Denton - Information Denton, TX

G-37, 38 Verizon FiOS - Information Dallas, TX

G-40, 41 University of North Texas - UNT Merchandise Denton, Texas

G-42 Melonie Milne - Face & Body Painting Argyle, TX

G-43 Silverleaf Resorts - Information Carrollton, TX

G-47 North Texas Tollway Authority - Information Plano, TX

G-48 The Dallas Morning News - Information Dallas, TX

DFF 7 Denton Festival Foundation - Beef Fajitas/Sausage & Kraut

Pizza Slices/Hotdogs/Pickles/Soft Drks/Water Denton, TX

DFF 8 Denton Festival Foundation - Beer & Wine Denton, TX

F-46, 47 City Federation of Women’s Clubs -

Baked Goods Denton, TX

F-48 Fried What! - Fried Sweets/Veggies/Iced Tea Garland, TX

F-49 Doc’s Grill - Wings/Rice/Lemonade/Kabobs Roanoke, TX

F-50 Gyros Express - Greek Gyros/Lemonade Luck, WI

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EVENT: Denton Arts & Jazz Festival

ADMISSION: FREE

ATTENDANCE: 200,000+

SITE: Quakertown Park (formerly Civic Center Park), 321 E. McKinney, Denton, TX 76201

MAILING ADDRESS: Denton Festival Foundation, P.O. Box 2104, Denton, TX 76202

DATE: Friday, April 29, 5pm-11pm; Saturday, April 30, 10am-11pm; Sunday, May 1, 11am-9pm

PHONE: (940) 565-0931; FAX: (940) 566-7007; INTERNET: www.dentonjazzfest.com

7 Stages of ContinuousMusic & Entertainment!

Friday 5 p.m.-11 p.m. • Saturday, 10 a.m.-11 p.m.Sunday 11 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Quakertown Park • 321 E. McKinney, Denton, TXDirections: From I-35E, North or South, go East on Hwy. 380. Exit 469 to Bell Ave.

Go South on Bell to Festival grounds on right in Quakertown Park.

Denton Arts & Jazz Festival - April 29, 30 & May 1Denton Arts & Jazz Festival - April 29, 30 & May 1

TARGET CHILDREN’S ART TENTFREE ADMISSION!

Sat. 10:00 am – 7:00 pm • Sun. 11:00 am – 6:00 pmThe Children’s Art Tent gives our young people a creative

outlet with many artistic projects.

KID ZONEActivities and games for the young and the “young at heart.”

Al Curlett, MagicianSaturday & Sunday

Joel ReeseSaturday & Sunday

PERCUSSION “PETTING ZOO”with Steve Gryb

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Exciting, Educational, and Entertaininginteractive Percussion Party for all AGES!

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4:45 pm Ryan High School Dance Department

5:05 pm Ryan High School Strutters

5:15 pm Guyer High School Jazz Band

5:30 pm Crownover Middle School Jazz Band Calhoun Middle School Jazz Band

6:00 pm Ryan High School Raider Jazz Band Mister Joe Trio

6:30 pm Stephens Elementary Spotlights

7:00 pm Denton High School Lab Band 2 NCTC Jazz Band Providence Elementary Performers

7:30 pm Prosper High School Jazz Band Immigrant Punk

8:00 pm First United Methodist Church Bands

8:30 pm Stafford Middle School Spartans of Swing

9:15 am Turning Pointe Dance Studio

9:30 am Dance Fusion 2 Cross Oaks Elementary Choir

10:00 am McMath Middle School Tiger Jazz Band Denton Community Band Jazz Ensemble Evers Elementary Choir

10:30 am Music Academy Sam Houston Elementary Singers Choir

11:00 am Lake Dallas High School Jazz Ensemble Ryan Elementary World Wranglers

11:30 am Nelson Elementary Music Makers Woodrow Wilson Elementary All-Star Choir

12:00 pm Frisco Jazz Band

12:15 pm Handbells at Strickland Middle School

12:30 pm Denton High School Fillies

12:45 pm Denton Childbloom Guitar Program

1:00 pm Denton Dance Conservatory Burton Tyler & The Lone Star Rage

1:45 pm Dallas New Horizons Band

2:00 pm Denton City Contemporary Ballet Denton High School Lab Band I

2:30 pm Foyil Music Studio

2:45 pm Ginnings Elementary Choir

3:00 pm NCTC Jazz Combo

3:15 pm Denton Bell Band

3:30 pm Syncopated Ladies

4:00 pm Charis Music Studio Leatherwood Accordian Fusion

5:00 pm Leil Nahar Mid-Eastern Dance Troupe Polly Maynard McNair Elementary Commander Choir

5:30 pm Bella Vision & Friends Pecan Creek Elementary Bear Tones

6:00 pm 77th Army Band Jazz Combo Blanton Elementary Ars Orffeus

6:15 pm Upswing Band

6:30 pm Blanton Elementary Squire Choir

7:00 pm PS 150 Paloma Creek Elementary Choir

7:15 pm Denton High School Percussion Group

7:30 pm The Fiddle Rascals

8:00 pm Bonduris Music School Bone Doggie

10:45 am Ballet de Force

11:15 am NCTC Dance Howard R Music and Friends

12:00 pm Zaara Belly Dance Fusion Twisted Dixie

12:30 pm House of Funk Theatre Company

1:00 pm TWU International Dance Company Mike Miller and Friends Young At Heart

1:45 pm Green Space Arts Collective Dance

2:00 pm Miss Polly and Her Tiny Big Band Strictly Dixie

2:30 pm Austin Elementary Marimba Band

3:00 pm Isis and the Star Dancers Vanessa Helvey

4:00 pm Denton Swing Dance Organization The Tune Pilots “Denton Rocks” Band

4:30 pm Denton New Horizons Band

5:00 pm Krum High School Jazz Band Lifeline Church Band

6:00 pm Sonlight Concert Band Andrew Tinker & Company

6:45 pm Joyful Noise Band

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Wells Fargo/BudweiserJAZZ STAGE

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Univ. of North TexasSHOWCASE STAGE

2:30 pm Andrada and Medina4:00 pm Not So Hot Klub5:00 pm Glitter Rose The Sean Giddings Quartet5:30pm Mario Cruz JR Byrd Band6:00 pm UNT Zebras Keyboard

7:00 pm UNT One O’Clock Lab Band Bamboo Boat Band UNT Mariachi Aguilas8:00 pm UNT Latin Jazz Lab9:00 pm A Tribute to Leon Breeden:

Marvn Stamm, Tom Malone &Lou Marini with The OfficialTexas Jazz Orchestra

10:00 am Pete Brewer Group Yancey Stevens Trio UNT U-Tubes10:30 am Dan Canales Group11:00 am Don McRay UNT Jazz Repertory Ensemble

11:30 am Kelly Durbin Quartet12:00 pm Racina Island Boogie 9 O’Clock Lab Band

1:00 pm Drew Phelps Large Ensemble Richmond Punch 8 O’Clock Lab Band1:30 pm Eric Scortia

2:00 pm Rhythm Tribe 7 O’Clock Lab Band2:30 pm UNT Faculty Jazz Ensemble

3:00 pm Fingerprints Razzmajazz 6 O’Clock Lab Band4:00 pm John Adams Group Eric Bailey 5 O’Clock Lab Band4:30 pm Upallnight Blues Band

5:00 pm Joe Tucker 4 O’Clock Lab Band5:30 pm Tom Braxton6:00 pm Bonnie & Nick Norris 3 O’Clock Lab Band6:30 pm Chris Watson Band7:00 pm Quebe Sisters Band 2 O’Clock Lab Band7:30 pm Bubba Hernandez8:00 pm 1 O’Clock Lab Band9:00 pm Texas Tornados

10:00 am Carolyn Lee Jones

10:30 am Beyond the Pale

11:00 am Chisholm Trail Cowboys UNT Jazz Singers III11:30 am Jisun Choi Quartet11:45 am UNT Jazz Singers II

12:00 pm Panhandlers Steel Drum Band Jazzcats12:30 pm UNT Jazz Singers I1:00 pm Fred Hamilton Group Lico Reyes

1:30 pm Rivers West UNT Super 400 Guitar2:00 pm Bard’s Crossing

2:30 pm 2 Tone UNT L-5 Guitar Ensemble3:00 pm Tex Zimmerman Charley Lee3:30 pm UNT Jazz Vocalists: Bratcher, Hull, Lachey, Lane

4:00 pm N’awlins Gumbo Kings Linda Atwell4:30 pm Little Jack Melody & the Young Turks

4:45 pm UNT African Drumming & Dance5:30 pm Naked Lunch Joe Pat Hennen5:45 pm UNT Steel Drum Band & Guests6:00 pm Brian Houser7:00 pm Brave Combo

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A-1 Larry Bridges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pen & Ink/Watercolor Brownwood, TexasLarry Bridges Studio & Gallery

A-2 Lon Erwin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Wood Turned Bowls/Vases Dewey, OklahomaErwin Woodturning

A-3 Bobby Castlebury . . . . . . . . . . . . .Photography/Sculptures Brookston, TexasCastlebury Wildlife Art

A-4 Dan Brown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Watercolor Fort Worth, TexasDan Brown Art of Texas

A-5 Jim & Susan Huckaby . . . . . . . . .Pottery Sanger, TexasSmall House Pottery

A-6 Miro Kenarov . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Acrylics Santa Fe, New MexicoKenarov Art

A-7 Julie Glassman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jewelry Gunnison, ColoradoJulie Glassman Fine Art Jewelry

A-8 Christie Wood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Stained Glass Denton, TexasArt Glass Ensembles

A-9 Stan & Connie Buss . . . . . . . . . . .Wood Kitchen Accessories Elk City, OklahomaSturdy Oak Wood Crafts

A-10 Andy Quaglino . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oils/Acrylics Lubbock, TexasA. Quaglino Art

A-11 Dalton Poole . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pottery Tecumseh, OklahomaGood Earth Pottery

A-12 Tom Retz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Blown Glass Wichita, KansasRetz Glass

A-13 Adolfo Ambriz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jewelry Fredericksburg, TexasA-14 Ambriz JewelryA-15 Kimka Hesalroad . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Glass Art Houston, Texas

Imbroglio A-16 Merry Glazner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oils/Watercolor Denton, Texas

The Merry ShopA-17 Richard Lindsay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jewelry Santa Fe, New Mexico

Richard Lindsay DesignsA-18 William Stidham . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Watercolor Austin, TexasA-19 William K Stidham – ArtA-20 Paula Cadle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pottery Arlington, Texas

Buy My Pottery

A-21 Brad Foster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pen & Ink Irving, TexasJabberwocky Graphix

A-22 Frank Sowells, Jr . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mixed Media Kaufman, TexasArt View Creations

A-23 Molly Perry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jewelry Wimberly, TexasAnthropic Art

A-24 Jan Byron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mixed Media Figures Richardson, TexasAt Home & Abroad

A-25 Monica Fallini . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oils/Acrylics Naples, TexasMF Fine Art

A-26 Craig Scotland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Photography Fort Worth, TexasCeltic Photography

A-27 Sam Jones IV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oils & Acrylics Jonesboro, ArkansasA-28 Alan Kratz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Photography Dallas, Texas

Wildlife and LandscapesA-29 Paula Hill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pastels Grand Prairie, Texas

Pastels by PaulaA-30 Natasha Mylius . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oils Round Rock, Texas

Natasha Mylius Fine ArtA-31 Ping Irvin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oils/Acrylics Montgomery, Texas

Craig Irvin ArtA-32 Craig Irvin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oils/Acrylics Montgomery, Texas

Craig Irvin ArtA-33 Art & Jenny Blevins . . . . . . . . . . .Clay Sculptures Tolar, Texas

Blevins StudioA-34 Denise Kollaritsch . . . . . . . . . . . . .Fused Glass Jewelry/Plates Nacogdoches, Texas

The Blue LizardA-35 Vladimir & Danieca Outcharov .Oils/Acrylics Albuquerque, New Mexico

Outcharov Art StudioA-36 John English . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Photography Abilene, Texas

English’s PhotographyA-37 Mark Jimenez . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jewelry Albuquerque, New Mexico

Silver Mountain DesignsA-38 Visual Arts Society of Texas Hosts & Hostesses Denton, Texas

O-1 Bill & Marion Graham . . . . . . . . .Metal Art Hardy, ArkansasGraham Metal Art

O-2 Baca St. Ange . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jewelry Lyons, ColoradoBaca St. Ange Collection

O-3 Julie Herrick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jewelry Dallas, TexasThe Hammered Bead

O-4 Stan Slater . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Wood Crafts Austin, TexasPendulum & Pen Ink

O-5 Lisa Brown/Haley Holmes . . . . .Jewelry Denton, TexasWicked Stepsisters

O-7 Jon Ann Wells . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jewelry Denton, Texasanalyn jewelry designs

O-8 Miki Oliver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Stained Glass Kaufman, TexasNatural Accents

O-9 John Cox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Fused Glass Tulsa, OklahomaJohn Cox Artisan

O-10 Karen Antos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oils Addison, TexasKaren Antos Original Oils

O-11 Gloria Shanahan . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pencil & Charcoal Shawnee, KansasGloria Shanahan Fine Art in Pencil

O-12 Charles Malone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Photography Austin, TexasCharles Malone Photography

O-13 Elizabeth Sullivan . . . . . . . . . . . . .Watercolor Elgin, TexasO-14 Patrick Sullivan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Watercolor Elgin, TexasO-15 Tommy Thompson . . . . . . . . . . . .Acrylics/Mixed Media Fort Worth, Texas

Thompson Fine ArtO-16 Hanna De Volska . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jewelry Fort Worth, Texas

Amber ArtO-17 Stephen Hall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Photography Beggs, Oklahoma

Stephen Hall PhotographyO-18 Ken Carpenter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jewelry Murchison, Texas

Ken Carpenter JewelryO-19 Lindsay Field . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jewelry Austin, Texas

Lindsay DesignsO-20 Suely Lohr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mosaic Art Argyle, Texas

Star MosaicsO-21 Drew Mounce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Acrylics Manchaca, Texas

Young Mounce StudiosO-22 Larry Tallent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jewelry Norman, Oklahoma

Larry Tallent JewelryO-23 Sean Klinksiek . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Stone Carvings Bulverde, Texas

SKCC Custom Stone CarvingO-24 Richard Steppy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Photography Flower Mound, Texas

Images by SteppyO-25 Kevin Eslinger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oils Westminster, ColoradoO-26 Robert Hale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jewelry North Branch, Minnesota

Creations by HandO-27 Anne Vogt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jewelry Estes Park, Colorado

Anne Vogt JewelryO-28 Lana Walker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Glass Accessories New Braunfels, Texas

Angels and CowboysO-29 Allison Britt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jewelry Hot Springs, Arkansas

AEB Design

O-30 Jimmy Barbour . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Wood Art Fort Worth, TexasSomething Wood

O-31 Robert & Faye Boyce . . . . . . . . . .Copper & Glass Sculpture Phoenix, ArizonaShooting Star

O-32 Louanne Duckworth . . . . . . . . . . .Jewelry Moore, OklahomaLouanne’s Fine Art

O-33 Tony Holman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pottery Plano, TexasHolman Pottery

O-34 Jimmy Ellis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Digital Paintings Dallas, TexasJimmy Ellis Art

O-35 Bob Wolf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jewelry New Braunfels, TexasBob Wolf Creations

O-36 Jennifer & Joseph Worth . . . . . . .Photography Austin, Texasjjworldstudio

O-37 Leigh Navarro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jewelry Austin, TexasLeighelena

O-38 Ernie Benton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Acrylics Justin, TexasStrictly Earnest

O-39 Dan Caldemeyer . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Photography Albuquerque, New MexicoWildlife & Nature Photography

O-40 Kathy Fields . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jewelry O’Fallon, MissouriKathy Jewels

O-41 Karen May . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oils Midlothian, TexasO-42 Krystal Shelton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pottery Weatherford, Texas

Unique LeeCathie SwearingenCAS Pottery

O-43A, B UNT Clay Guild . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Ceramics Denton, TexasO-44 Ken Timeon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Wire & Stone Art Allen, Texas

2nd Time Around ArtworkO-45 David Daffer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jewelry Edmond, Oklahoma

David Daffer DesignsO-46 Steve Moya . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Acrylics/Watercolor Arlington, Texas

Moya ArtO-47 Debra & Dolton Roberts . . . . . . .Metal Art Capitan, New Mexico

Circle D Metal ArtO-48 Nancy & Rick Stewart . . . . . . . . .Wood Art Reedsport, Oregon

Scholfield Valley Wood ProductsO-49 Carrie Torres . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pottery Lubbock, Texas

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Visitors to the Denton Arts &Jazz Festival see and hear themusic and art, taste the foodand see the fun spread acrossQuakertown Park for threedays.

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months of work and organiza-tion that go into the festival.

Beginning just a few weeksafter the festival each year,Executive Director Carol Shortand the Denton FestivalFoundation Board begin work-

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Board members plan, raisemoney and put together themajor elements of the festival.They line up sponsors, many ofwhom have provided fundingsince the inception of the festi-val.

They work with the city ofDenton staff, another vital ele-ment in putting together a suc-cessful event. And, they recruitvolunteers for Top Hands.

Once festival weekend rollsaround, this group of volun-teers goes to work.

Wearing special badges, TopHands serve food and drinks,sell T-shirts, man informationbooths and handle the numer-ous challenges that crop up.

These dedicated membersare the foundation of a success-ful festival.

“If it weren’t for the volun-teers and sponsors, we couldn’thave the festival and we cer-tainly couldn’t have it free,”said Carrell Ann Simmons,chairwoman of the Top Handscommittee. “They are critical.”

Several new booths havebeen added this year, andSimmons said she has 632slots to fill.

At present, she has morethan 200 Top Hands, but sheneeds more.

“We’re about two-thirds full,”

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Those interested in becom-ing a Top Hand can call thefestival office at 940-565-0931, or Simmons at 940-367-8311.

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The Jazz Stage at theDenton Arts & JazzFestival has seen

some top-of-the-line talent— world-renowned musi-cians whose names arefamiliar to everyone.

And this year is noexception.

Beginning Friday withthe Tribute to Leon Breeden,starring three of his formerstudents — Tom “Bones”Malone, Lou Marini andMarvin Stamm — the festi-val includes three other out-standing headliners.

Quebe Sisters Band“It’s our first time to play

there, but we’ve heard foryears about the qualityentertainment, so we’resuper excited about theopportunity,” said JoeyMcKenzie about the QuebeSisters’ upcoming appear-ance at the festival Fridayafternoon.

McKenzie, who, with hiswife, owns McKenzies’Music & InstructionalStudio in Mansfield, begangiving the Quebe sisters fid-dle lessons more than 10years ago

The sisters — Grace,Sophia and Hulda — hadbeen to a fiddle contest inDenton and wanted tolearn. They were 7, 10 and12 years old at the time.They began competing,winning national champi-onships at an early age.

The band, whichincludes McKenzie andDrew Phelps, both gui-tarists, was formed andbegan touring five years ago

While the band hasscheduled its third CD forlater this year, the memberslove to tour, according toMcKenzie.

“We love traveling andseeing new places. We’vemet some great friends onthe road, and hearing somany different kinds ofmusic really helps theband,” he said.

The group will tourthrough the summer, play-ing for both large and smallaudiences.

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“We can play for 20 or20,000, they’re both great,”he added. “We’re all pas-sionate about music andlove playing, so it doesn’tfeel like a job to us.”

Texas Tornados“This tour is in honor of

Dad and Freddy Fender,”explained Shawn Sahmabout the current TexasTornados tour, whichincludes a Saturday nightappearance at the DentonArts & Jazz Festival.

The original TexasTornados included DougSahm, Freddy Fender, FlacoJimenez and Augie Meyers.All successful solo musi-cians, they came together in1989 for a show in SanFrancisco. They performedtogether unitil Sahm’s deathin 1999.

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Today’s version of theTexas Tornados includesSahm’s son, Shawn, Meyersand Jimenez, along withsongs written by Fender.

“We wanted to celebratethe legacy of the band,”

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Sahm said. So, they areplaying familiar songs, mostfrom the original band’srepertoire.

In its original incarna-tion, the band wasdescribed as a mix of “coun-try, rhythm and blues, bal-lad singing, Texas rock androll, and conjunto” — a typeof music that mixes Mexi-can Norteño with Germanand Czechoslovakian polkasand waltzes.”

Shawn Sahm started theidea of reviving the soundtwo years ago on the 10thanniversary of his father’sdeath.

It started with an albumthat included an old demoof Doug Sahm, as well asthe last recordings fromFender, who died in 2006.

The group has tourednationwide, with perform-ances at Lincoln Center,

numerous music festivalsand smaller venues.

“We can play a big place,and if the response isn’tthere, it’s not as fun as play-ing a small place,” Sahmsaid. “It all depends on thecrowd.”

Brave ComboAs always, Brave Combo

will close the festivalSunday night. It’s a concertthat both band and audi-ence look forward to withenthusiasm.

“[It’s] a great festivalthat happens in a beautifulspot in an incredible townfilled with great musicians,”said founding member CarlFinch.

“What we love about it,this is one of the timeswhen we connect with themusically inclined highschool kids. It’s a bigSunday blast, and what wewant them to do is havespace and time to enjoy it.”

A band that can’t be clas-sified, Brave Combo playseverything from polka topop, from classical to cha-cha.

“We hear things we likeand work it into our music,”Finch said.

Always looking for newventures, this year the bandhas a new CD, Kikiriki, thatwon a Pace Award from thePolka American Corp. anddid an album with accor-dionist Guy Klucevsek.

They also scored a TVpilot, Taxi Dog.

“It’s a kids’ show and itlooks great,” Finch said. “Itlooks as if it might go.”

He feels the band’sDenton home has a lot todo with its success.

“Living in a town likeDenton where we’re free tobe ourselves, it’s great.We’re grateful for the envi-ronment we live in. And wefeel like we’ve been ambas-sadors for Denton.”

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troupes will be performing onthe Wells Fargo CelebrationStage during the Denton Arts& Jazz Festival — from tiny bal-lerinas to seductive MiddleEastern dancers.

Festivalgoers will see cut-ting-edge contemporary ballet,old-fashioned swing dancing,precision drill teams and tap

dancing. For the dancers, it’s awonderful chance to perform.

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