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February
3, 2004
Chuck Smith Featured on
Idaho's Jazz Station, Jazz Pianist's Music to Air on Boise State Radio

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Jazz pianist
and local educator Chuck Smith will be featured on Idaho’s Jazz
Station in February. Jeff Fox will host The Music of Chuck Smith
at 11 a.m. Feb. 16 and 18. Smith, a recipient of an Idaho
Commission on the Arts grant, has played with jazz greats
throughout the world. He will be featured as part of the College
of Southern Idaho jazz program’s Jazz Summit Seminar series on
Feb. 20. Smith will work individually with pianists from the
Chamber Jazz classes at the college during the afternoon, and
perform with CSI instructors and music majors in the evening at
Java Coffeehouse in Twin Falls.
Smith completed his master’s degree at Lehman College in New York
and currently teaches music in the Boise School District and at
area colleges. He served on the faculty of the Frank DeMeiro
Summer Jazz Camps in Edmonds, Wash., and also participated in the
Bud Shank Jazz Workshops in Port Townsend, Wash. A member of the
International Association of Jazz Educators, he performed at the
1999 IAJE Conference in Anaheim, Calif. His Commission on the Arts
grant resulted in the recent publication of his elementary guide
to jazz, The First Set.
Smith was a featured performer at the 2001 Gene Harris Jazz
Festival and has performed with jazz greats including Jon Faddis,
Bob Mintzer, Dave Weckl and Arturo Sandoval. He performed at the
German American Volksfest in Berlin and the Park City Jazz
Festival in Park City, Utah. He has a CD featuring his own group,
The New Trio, which is available online at
www.thenewtrio.com.
Smith’s Feb. 20 performance at Java Coffeehouse in Twin Falls, 228
Blue Lakes Blvd. N, from 7-9 p.m., is free and open to the public.
For additional information contact Brent Jensen at 732-6765.
Jeff Fox is a regular host on Idaho’s Jazz Station, a part of
Boise State Radio, and can be heard on 730 AM in Boise, 1450 AM in
Twin Falls and 89.9 FM in McCall.
Boise State Radio is a listener-supported service of Boise State
University. Additional information is available at
http://radio.boisestate.edu.
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Contact
Jim East
Associate General Manager
Voice: 208 947-5659
Fax: 208 344-6631
jeast@boisestate.edu
Media Contact
Kathleen Craven
Boise State communications and marketing
208 426-3275
kcraven@boisestate.edu
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