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Jazzback Thursday šŗĀ A look back at the 1997 Herbie Hancock Institute of Jazz International Trumpet Competition, featuring one of the most iconic judging panels in the competitionās history.
Arturo Sandoval, Clark Terry, Randy Brecker, Jon Faddis, Art Farmer, and Wallace Roneyāsix legendary trumpeters, each with a singular voice and legacy.
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Jazzback Thursday š¤ 1998 ā Herbie Hancock Institute of Jazz International Vocals Competition brought together five powerhouse artists to serve as judges:Ā Dee Dee Bridgewater, Nnenna Freelon, Joe Williams, Dianne Reeves, andĀ Diana Krall.
Each brought a unique perspectiveāfrom tradition to innovationāguiding rising vocalists with insight, generosity, and artistry.
An unforgettable moment in the Instituteās history of mentorship and excellence in jazz vocals.
Photo: Herbie Hancock Institute of Jazz
Jazzback Thursday š»Ā A look back at the 1995 International Jazz Bass Competition judging panel featuring:
Top row: Christian McBride, Percy Heath, Charlie Haden Bottom row: Ron Carter, Milt Hinton
Jazzback Thursday š¶ Backstage brilliance at the 1995 Herbie Hancock Institute of Jazz International CompetitionāWynton Marsalis, Al Grey, and Jimmy Heath sharing stories, wisdom, and laughter between sets. Moments like these are the heartbeat of jazz: mentorship, legacy, and community.
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Jazzback Thursday š¹ 1987: The very first International Piano Competition in Washington, D.C.
In this picture: Marcus RobertsĀ (Florida, second from left) was awardedĀ First Place, launching a remarkable international career. Rob van BavelĀ (The Netherlands) took Second,Ā John ColianniĀ (New York) placed Third, andĀ Joey DeFrancesco (Pennsylvania) came in Fourth before Harry Appleman.
The esteemed panel of judges includedĀ Sir Roland Hanna, Barry Harris, Hank Jones, Roger Kellaway,Ā andĀ Dado Moroni.
Jazzback Thursday šļø 2004 International Jazz Vocals Competition: a moment of quiet magic with singer Little Jimmy ScottĀ andĀ Gretchen Parlato, who would go on to win First Place.
Photo: Herbie Hancock Institute of Jazz
Jazzback Thursday šøĀ 2005. The Institute hosting its International Guitar Competition in Washington, D.C. ā One of the highlights: a performance byĀ George Benson, who also served as a judge.
Photo: Herbie Hancock Institute of Jazz
