2013 official beaches jazz festival programme

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YEARS OF THE

I N T E R N AT I O N A L

Executive Director / Producer Community Liaison: Lido Chilelli

Associate Producer: Joey Cee

Artistic Director: Bill King

Stage Manager & Artistic Co-ordinator: Rico Ferrara

Director of Operations & On-Site Vending: Pat Carpignano

Directors of Sponsorship & Marketing Initiatives : Helen Bulat, Lido Chilelli

Sponsorship and Marketing Support: Elizabeth Rizzuto

Director of Public Relations & Media Liaison : Martine Levy, DDB PR

Creative Art Director & Program Publisher: Joey Cee / JCO Communications

Tourism Initiatives: Helen Bulat, Julie Christian

Jazz Experience Tours: Julie Christian

Workshop Coordination: Camillie Leung

Volunteer Coordinator: Camillie Leung

Youth Initiatives: Julie Christian

Jazz Photography in the Park & Multi-Arts Project Coordinator: Joanna Katchutas

Arts and Crafts Marketplace Coordinator: Terry Hutchinson

Social Media Manager: Vince Alexander

Event Co-ordinator: Vincent Fragale

Event Manager : Michael Cornacchia

Webmaster: NeuMarkets Inc.

The BEACHES INTERNATIONAL JAZZ FESTIVAL

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Phogographers: Tom Maguire, Bill King, Chris King

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music calypso, soca, steel pan and more. The Stage is managed by producer,composer, pianist Eddie Bullen, who, since his move to Toronto in 1980 from Grenada,continues to work with major Caribbean, Canadian and American artists.

Now for some Intel on our 10 course musical feast on the OLG Kew Gardens MainStage. It featuresJP Saxe, a new talent who at age nineteen has a remarkably mature

and well rounded sound. Hes a singer songwriter of great skill with a voice comparableto Daryl Hall. Our 2013 diva, multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and performer is SelenaEvangeline. She calls her sound alternative R&B, combining the voice of Gladys Knight

Beyonce, Mavis Staples plus a hint of what lies in the subtext beneath. Shuffle Demons

thirty years of funky off-beat jazz, over the top stage antics and virtuosic playing. Fromthe street corners of Berlin to main stages around the planet, the Demons bring great

humour and colorful attire to their idiom. Roberto Linares Brown Orchestra, giving usCuban music at its purist, featuring original compositions, blasting rhythm, punctuatinghorns and brassy vocals. Eric Lindelland The Sunliners Sunday Morningare serving

up blue-eyed blues with a dollop of New Orleans funk. Vocal seductress Irene Torresand The Sugar Devils, exploded unto the music scene in 2011. Theyre the best youngparty band in Toronto, but dont let their youth fool you. The Devils are experienced

musicians who can bring it with the best of them! Also on the menu is Robert Michaels

whos bringing his beautiful Flamenco, Cuban and other instrumental compositions tothe stage. The Iroko Projectwill feature Cuban music pared down to jazz, dance and

improvisation with special guest Hilaro Duran and Jane Bunnett. Bill Kings RhythmExpress, the Festivals house band of sorts, will celebrate the Festivals 25 years with ablend of jazz funk, ska, reggae and jazz with special guests Dubmatix, Selena Evangelinand Gavin Hope. American electric and soul blues singer and harp player, Sugar RayNorciaand his band The Bluetones, whove been entertaining audiences for 33 years,are one of our favourite blues bands and as such, will be returning to the Festival for thsecond time to mark our 25th! This year weve re-located our Youth Stageto the west

of Kew Gardens where it will feature the talents of the National Youth Jazz ComboandtheJazz Workshop Ensembles.

Dont forget to stroll down to the Beach Boardwalklocated by the lake south of theKew Gardens Stage and check out our Latin Squareand Big Band Stageareas. Thesounds are electrifying and the setting is sublime . You may forget you want to leave!

Our signature dish Streetfest spreading out for 2.5 kilometers along Queen StreetEast, will once again feature 45 bandsperforming three sets each. Its a euphony ofsounds, smiling crowds, prancing feet and bewildered dogs. Love it or hate it theres

nothing quite like it out there.

This years Workshopsinclude perennial favorties, along with some newbies: Vocal Jaz

Bootcamp with Heather Bambrick; Songwritingwith Amy Sky; Ukulele WorkshopwithSteve McNie; Turning Pop Songs into Jazzwith Michael Occhipinti; Drum ClinicwithLarnell Lewis and The Biz According to Beewith Jaymz Bee.

Our Festival is also continuing with its tribute to jazz inspired photography through thefourth annualJazz-in-Motion Juried Photography Exhibition at Kew Gardens.

What do Festivals and Trucks have in common? Food Trucks! Ours have a gourmettwist with our Taste Of Jazz / Gourmet Food Truck Extravaganza. This two day event,

taking place on July 23 - 24 at Woodbine Park from 5pm - 10pm, will excite foodies andmusic lovers alike. In addition to the great music and food theres also a licensed beergarden where folks can put their feet up and stay awhile and then on July 28th, run off

their over-indulgences at the Festivals Official Tune Up Training Runfor the TorontoWaterfront Marathon. Stop by our sponsors tents and booths and at our very own KewGardens Artisans Marketplace. Buy a Festival tchotchke! Raise a glass to the Festival at

one of our outdoor licensed garden patio areas!

Finally, a big all - embracing thanks toour corporate, media and govern-

ment sponsors, listed in this programand on our website, to our municipaland local area business and service

partners, and to our volunteers andstaff for believing in the Festival.Without you we would have never

reached 25.

TWENTY-FIVE AND THE VIBE IS

DECIDEDLY JAZZELICIOUS!

The Beaches International Jazz

Festival gratefully

acknowledges the support

of our government partners.

Art Blakey, American jazz drummer and bandleader once said

that Jazz washes away the dust of everyday life. We couldntagree more. And so, every July since 1989, weve set sail on ourodyssey of musical discovery, bringing back abundant catches

full of extraordinary jazz artists from near and distant shores.Our 25th anniversary year is no exception! Whats differentnow is that weve become less obsessed about trying to tackle

the precise meaning of jazz choosing instead to agree withAmerican jazz pianist and composer Thelonious Monk whenhe said : I dont have a definition of jazzYoure just supposed

to know it when you hear it.

Well that interpretation of the limitless potential and qualitiesf jazz is working for us! Its one thats encouraged us to hire scores of young musiciansver the years, and see many of them reach and stay at the top of their game. And, itseen working for our ever growing audience - who comes to feast, year after year, on

estival ambience and its cornucopia of musical offerings.

o whats cookin this year? Lets start with a sample of our headliner stage offerings one TD Main StageatWoodbine Park: On Friday night we sprinkle on the hot sauce with

azz Meets Salsawith internationally celebrated Colombian composer and musician Wilsoncevedo, who draws upon a wide circle of musicians to help him realize his unique visionf jazz-salsa fusion. On Saturday night we offer a more languid heat with Paul James,

llowed by Bryan Leeand The Blues Power Band. Paul James, our national cultural iconho has shared the stage with a virtual whos who of Blues (Bo Diddley), Rock (Spenceravis) and Folk (Bob Dylan) stars. Bryan Lee, about whom another great American blues

usician Duke Robillard said: Whether hes wailing a Freddy King inspired blues ballad,omping out low down and dirty blues, or getting down with a superfunky New Orleansoove, Bryan Lee is gonna grab your soul and squeeze it till you scream in blues ecstasy.

so known as your Braille Blues Daddy, Bryan has released a prodigious 14 CDs in theidst of touring the world with his The Blues Power Band. Sunday, we dig deep into your

oul withJesse Dee, new generation R&B - soul singer-songwriter - guitarist extraordinaire

om Boston whos played the opening act for Al Green and Etta James while alsoaintaining a steady international touring schedule. We conclude Woodbine, full circle,ith Cuban musicianAdonis Puentes, one of a pair of fraternal twin brothers (the other

eing Alex Cuba) who immigrated to Canada from Cuba in 1998. Adonis has long sinceone solo and (in the words of fellow artist Ruben Blades) grown into a great singer andn elegant composer and lyricist grounded and nourished by his Cuban roots and worldly

xperience, in his own right. Our other Woodbine stages, the Youth and neweneration Stages have merged and moved closer to Kew Gardens this year. Weve

eplaced them with our Trinidad and Tobago Village Stage- featuring island

THANK YOU FROM THE BEACHES INTERNATIONAL JAZZ FESTIVAL TEAM

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WOODBINE PARKLAKESHORE BLVD. E & COXWELL

FEATURED ACTS

YEARS OF THE


JULY19-24

2013

EH440

SATURDAY JULY 20 - 1:30 pm

Johannes Linstead


Carlos del Junco


Paul James


Tia BrazdaSATURDAY JULY 20 - 2:30 pm

Bryan Lee& The Powder Blues Band


Ron Korb

SUNDAY JULY 21 - 1:00 pm

Saidah Baba Talibah


Jesse Dee


Adonis Puentes


Vanessa Marie Carter

SUNDAY JULY 21 -2:15 pm

Jazz Meets Salsa

FRIDAY JULY 19 - 9:00 pm

Jason Wilson with special guest

Rupert Ojiji HarveyFRIDAY JULY 19 - 7:00 pm

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WOODBINE PARKLAKESHORE BLVD. E & COXWELL

FREEADMI

SSION!

JULY 19-21Join us lakeside at Woodbine Park for the launch of the Beaches

International Jazz Festival and the kick-off to the Festivals 25th year

celebrations, which features the Woodbine Park Main Stage and the

Trinidad Tobago Village. Our Trinidad Tobago Village is new for 2013,

with hip-swaying entertainment direct from Trinidad & Tobago, featuring

Limbo Dancers, a Tobago folk choir, a pannist, chutney dancers, calypso

performers and traditional carnival characters.

JULY 23-24Check out our Taste of Jazz event in the park. Featuring live jazz music

under the beer tent coupled with a fine line-up of gourmet food trucks.

JULY

19-24

2013

TIPS FOR AN ENJOYABLE STAY:Located at the western edge of the Beach community, Woodbine Park is situated at the corner of Northern Dancer Boulevard and

Lake Shore Boulevard East (Northern Dancer is between Coxwell and Woodbine Avenues). If you plan to stay a while and we

encourage you to bring sun screen and a hat, a big blanket or folding chairs to rest on, and (yes its sometimes necessary) rain

gear. Because were lakeside, it can get cool at night, so bring a sweater or just cosy up to your neighbour or a special friend.

You can also grab a seat in our licensed beer garden! Various food kiosks are located throughout the site.



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SUNDAY JULY 21Noon

2:00 pm

4:30 pm

5:15 pm

6:00 pm

Just Friends

Eddie Bullen & the Caribbean Connection

The Pan Fantasy Steel Orchestra

Caribbean Folk Limbo Dancers

Moses Revolution Band and Guest

FRIDAY JULY 19

5:30 pm

7:30 pm

8:00 pm

LNai & Free the People



SATURDAY JULY 20Noon

2:00 pm

4:30 pm

5:15 pm

6:00 pm

Just Friends

Eddie Bullen & the Caribbean Connection



Moses Revolution Band and Guest

FRIDAY JULY 197:00 pm

9:00 pm

Jason Wilson w/ special guest Rupert Ojiji Harvey

Jazz Meets Salsa

SATURDAY JULY 201:30 pm

2:30 pm

4:00 pm

5:30 pm

7:30 pm

9:30 pm

EH440

Tia Brazda

Johannes Linstead

Carlos del Junco

Paul James

Bryan Lee & The Powder Blues Band

SUNDAY JULY 211:00 pm

2:30 pm

3:45 pm

5:30 pm

7:00 pm

Ron Korb

Vanessa Marie Carter

Saidah Baba Talibah

Jesse Dee

Adonis Puentes

Main Stage

2013 WOODBINE PARKOFFICIAL LINE-UP TRINIDAD

&TOBAGOV I L L A G E

THE

TASTE OF JAZZGOURMET FOOD TRUCKEXTRAVAGANZA

We are pleased to announce our first ever Taste Of

Jazz / Gourmet Food Truck Extravaganza. The eventwill feature live music and a fine lineup of food trucksoffering a full range of culinary delights.

This two day event taking place on July 23 24 atWoodbine Park from 5pm 10pm, will excite foodiesand music lovers alike. In addition to the great musicand food there will also be a licensed beer/winegarden area where attendees can relax and enjoythe atmosphere.JULY

23-242013

usters Sea Coveegend at the St Lawrence Market #1 rated market in the world Busters lobster roll and seafood dishes have beenatured on Eat St., and mentioned prominently in Toronto life. The much sought after seafood truck on wheels continuallyshes the envelope creating seafood delights

Gorilla Cheeseecializing in high-end grilled cheese sandwiches, from the classic O.G. (Aged Cheddar & Mozzarella on White or Multigrainead) to specialty sandwiches like the Lumberjack (Bacon, Granny Smith Apple Slices, Maple Syrup, Aged Cheddar on White

ead) and tons of other unique choices. They use only the best ingredients, including Jensen Cheese from Simcoe andstom bread from Hamiltons own Cake & Loaf.

Gourmet Gringose most authentic Mexican street food outside of Mexico. Gourmet Gringos serves up mean Mexican fish tacos and otherexican favorites from their dazzling Latin coloured food truck. Making a major impact on the food scene in Toronto, theyve just opened their first brick and mortar location in west Toronto.

idel Gastroshe hardest working man in the food truck biz, owner Matt Basaille brings his Cuban inspired ole sandwiches and culinaryeations on four wheels to the people. Fidel Gastros has been featured in many national magazines for his creative foodir and has a reality show based on his adventures the Rebel With No Kitchen.

acon Nationaking its debut at this event. The first all bacon centrictruck in Canada, Bacon Nation created the bacon craze at the12 National Exhibition and have now put the craze on wheels. Their offerings include such gastronomic creations as thecon explosion, bacon soda, and the bacon weave.

Hank Daddys BarbecueTorontos First Mobile Smokehouse. The Original Home of The Pulled Pork Parfait, named One of Canadas Best Food Trucks bySharp Magazine September 2012, and featured on Eat St. All of the meat is smoked on board to ensure quality andfreshness. Hank Daddys is known for their mouth-watering pulled pork, tender beef brisket, award winning wings, inaddition to their Pulled Pork Parfait that remains a fan favourite. Watch for surprise menu items prepared in a way that isuniquely Hank Daddys.

Corrados Authentic Italian FoodA Beaches Community staple for over 40 years, Corrados offers, among other delights, their famous Arangini Rice Balls andChicken Parmagiana sandwiches from Nonnas secret family recipes.

Beaver TailsBeaver Tails pastries are float fried whole wheat pastries covered in a delightful array of toppings including cinnamon andsugar, chocolate hazelnut spread, and numerous others. Beaver Tails originated in Ottawa and has been satisfying Canadiansfor over 30 years!

Concessions CanadaEver try a Belgian Waffle? How about a Belgian waffle on a stick!? Belgian Waffles and Crepes originated overseas morethan 55 years ago; Concessions Canada has taken the original concept but offers their waffles baked fresh around a stick forconvenience and portability Choose from a variety of toppings including Nutella and real fruit sauces. The waffles can alsobe enjoyed with your favorite cookie bits, peanuts, or sprinkles.

Hula Girl EspressoHula Girl Espresso truck is the first fully mobile purveyor of artisan drinks. An extension of their highly successful Hula GirlEspresso Boutique in Torontos Junction neighbourhood, Hula Girl offers an array of cappuccinos, espressos, juices, shakesand delicious desserts. As an added treat, Hula Girl also offers their famous Cake In A Cup creation.

il Alfie The Lemonade Truckfie is a replica of a 1946 Chevy pick up truck. Among the offerings are freshly squeezed lemonade and fresh brewed iced

a done the old fashion way.

Beach Boys

Serving up Burgers for Big Appetites! Started in the Beaches and making waves across the city with our gourmet specialityburgers. Homegrown Canadian Beef and unique toppings offer a tsunami of flavour for your taste buds.


* PROGRAM SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE


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3- BEACHES INTERNATIONAL JAZZ FESTIVAL

HE BEACH - 1946 Queen St. E. 416-482-8060EASIDE - 1540 Bayview Ave. 416-545-0063

ome and enjoy a cigar on our outdoor patio at both locations.


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Enjoy a glass of Red or Whitwith your Favourite tunes!

Available at

(Cliffside Plaza)2435 Kingston Road,

Scarborough ON M1N 1V4(416) [email protected]

And also at your local

www.diamondestates.ca/shopProud sponsor of the Beaches Jazz Festival


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Premier of Ontario - Premire ministre de lOntario

July 19 28, 2013

APERSONAL MESSAGE FROM THE PREMIER

On behalf of the Government of Ontario, it is a real pleasure to extendwarm greetings to all of you attending and participating in the 2013Beaches International Jazz Festival, which this year marks its 25 thanniversary. Congratulations on this exciting milestone!

What a spectacular celebration this promises to be! This annualsignature event will once again fill the wonderful and unique Beachesneighbourhood with the sweet sounds of jazz. With a diverse array ofhigh-quality events on the roster including StreetFest, Taste ofJazz/Gourmet Food Truck Extravaganza, Latin Square, the ever-popular workshops and much more there is something for everyone,whatever your favourites might be.

It is a privilege for me to welcome as Premier of Ontario localresidents, people from across the province and visitors to the vibrantGTA. Ontario is a province where our differences unite, strengthen anddefine us. The Beaches International Jazz Festival is a lively reflectionof the diversity and creativity at the heart of our society.

I want to take this opportunity to applaud the organizers, volunteers,sponsors and performers who have made this major undertakingpossible. I know that, thanks to you, it will be a tremendous success.

Please accept my very best wishes for an inspirational festival and 25thanniversary celebration.

Kathleen WynnePremier

Iamdelightedtoextendmywarmestgreetingstoeveryone

attendingthe2013BeachesInternationalJazzFestival,whichthisyearcelebrates

its25thanniversary.

AsthelargestfreejazzfestivalinCanada,theBeaches

InternationalJazzFestivalbringstoTorontoanexcitinglineupofestablished

andemergingjazzartistsfortendaysoflivemusicperformedinavarietyof

settings.Iamsurethatlongtimejazzfansandneophytesalikewillbe

entertainedbythediverserangeofsoundsandstylesonofferinwhathasbecome

oneofTorontosmostpopulareventsofthesummer.

Iwouldliketocommendtheorganizersfortheireffortstosupport

andpromoteCanadianjazztalent.Thisyearssilveranniversaryeditionofthe

BeachesInternationalJazzFestivaliscertaintobeawonderfulreflectionofits

importancetothecommunity.

OnbehalfoftheGovernmentofCanada,Iwishyouallan

enjoyablefestival.

TheRt.Hon.StephenHarper,P.C.,M.P.

OTTAWA

2013

YEARS OF THE

I N T E R N A T I O N A L



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HOUSE OFCOMMONS

CHAMBRE DESCOMMUNES

Matthew Kellway

Member of Parliament/ Deput

Beaches-East York

[email protected]

www.matthewkellway.ndp.ca

Constituency

155 Main Street

Toronto, Ontario

M4E 2V9

Tel: 416-467-0860

Fax: 416-467-0905

Ottawa

Room 812,Confederation Building

Ottawa, Ontario

K1A 0A6

Tel: 613-992-2115

Fax: 613-996-7942

Circonscription

155, rue Main

Toronto, Ontario

M4E 2V9

Tl.: 416-467-0860

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Ottawa

Pice 812,

Edifice Confederation

Ottawa, Ontario

K1A 0A6

Tl.: 613-992-2115

Tlc.: 613-996-7942

Welcome to the 25th Beaches International Jazz Festival!

It is my great pleasure to welcome you to the 25th Annual BeachesInternational Jazz Festival.

The Beaches International Jazz Festival is a vibrant celebration ofmusic and community. For a quarter of a century this Festival has

brought music from around the world and Canada to a communitythat is like no other in the world. With an emphasis on Canadian jazz

this event showcases the very best that this country has to offer,and weaves the global influences into the mix; and we are all t he

better for it!

I would be remiss to not mention the tremendous commitment of

the organizing team and the hundreds of volunteers that make thisevent possible. Their labour of love allows all of us the incredible

opportunity to celebrate music in all of its interpretations in worldclass venues.

Together, the music and the Beach have a magic that binds people,

brings old neighbours back year after year and invites people fromfar and wide to enjoy our wonderful community.

This yearsline-up of performers is outstanding, an outstandingorganizing team and a warm Beach welcome let the music begin!

Yours,

April 15, 2013

Dear Music Lovers,

Nothing brings people together like music! I am delighted to welcome you to theBeaches International Jazz Festival. This is a very special year, as we are celebrat25 years of this amazing festival in the Beach!

In addition to the main stage events, festivities this year will include Farmers Marktours in East Lynn Park and Jonathon Ashbridges Park, jazz workshops, club concerstreetfests, and even a Beaches Jazz Tune-Up Run fundraiser! Whether you choos

patch of green in Kew Gardens, a stroll on the Boardwalk, a seat in a restaurant orpatio or all of the above, we hope you support musicians and businesses during thiwonderful celebration of music.

I would also like to thank the many, many volunteers and businesses in the

community without whose energy, time and enthusiasm the Beaches InternationalJazz Festival would not have grown into such a popular, well-known and successful

event.

We are lucky to be able to enjoy the sounds of internationally-renowned musiciansour door- step. Let's get out there and welcome the visitors to our neighbourhood!

Sincerely,

Mary-Margaret McMahon

Constituency Office1821 Danforth Avenue, Toronto, ON M4C 1J2

: (416) 690-1032 : (416) 690-8420 : www.michaelprue.com : [email protected]

Dear friends,

For twenty-five years the Beaches International Jazz Festival has been embracedby our community.

Each year the festival gets larger. The quality of the people who showcase their

talent grows as well. Tens of thousands of people come to the Beaches to enjoy theambiance of one of the worlds top ten Jazz Festivals.

We send our heartfelt congratulations to all those who work year round to makethe Beaches Jazz Festival an enormous success, especially the tireless volunteers.

This year it was my privilege and honour to present Lido Chilelli, Beaches JazzFestival Producer and local resident with the Queens Diamond Jubilee Medal for hisunwavering support of our community. He has done a fabulous job leading his team ofprofessionals to produce such a fantastic festival year after year.

We have to take our hats off to Bill King, Artistic Director extraordinaire. The

quality of talent that Bill has assembled over the past twenty-five years has beenphenomenal. We thank him for his dedication and being such an integral part of ourcommunity.

Walk on the streets, enjoy the parks, sample the many fine restaurants, enjoy adrink on one of the many outdoor patios, but most of all be prepared for the sights andsounds you will only encounter right here at the Beaches International Jazz Festival.

Yours truly

MICHAEL D. PRUE, MPP

Beaches-East York

YEARS OF THE

I N T E R N A T I O N A L



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Mennonite New Life Centerat Queen and Lark Streets, just west of Woodbine (1774 Queen St. East)

Beach Boardwalk Workshopson the beach boardwalk, next to Leuty Lifeguard Station

WORKSHOP: Vocal Jazz BootcampLeader: Heather Bambrick

Date: Jul 22, 2013

Join Heather Bambrick as she takes you through the

paces of Jazz Vocalizing, from tone placement and

timbre, to swing feel and improvising. Work out your

voice and your creativity!! This fun interactive workshop

is good for singers at all levels.

WORKSHOP: SongwritingLeader: Amy Sky

Date: Jul 23, 2013

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND Amy will cover t he

fundamentals of the art and craft of songwriting.

Performing examples from her own chart topping hits,

Amy will offer tips and tools to help mold your ideas into

memorable compositions.

WORKSHOP: Ukulele WorkshopLeader: Steve McNie

Date: Jul 24, 2013

GET UKED! BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND All ages,something for everyone even if you dont have a ukulele

(yet!). Bring your Ukulele and an appetite for an evening

of sing-along, play-along fun with Steve McNie- and

members of the very popular Corktown Ukulele Jam.

WORKSHOP: Turning Pop Songs int

Leader: Michael Occhipinti

Date: Jul 22, 2013

Most of the songs that jazz musicians refer to as stanstarted out as popular songs, and today many musiciaare looking to everything from Joni Mitchell to Radiohto Bob Marley to develop their own songbooks. For thworkshop, Michael Occipinti will use audio examples illustrate and discuss how different jazz musicians areapproaching pop music.

WORKSHOPS AT THE MENNONITE NEW LIFE CENTER

Monday July 22 Tuesday July 23 Wednesday July 24

Main Level7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Vocal Jazz Bootcampwith Heather Bambrick

Songwritingwith Amy Sky

Ukulele Workshopwith Steve McNie

Turning Pop Songs into Jazz

with Michael OcchipintiDrum Clinic

with Larnell Lewis

The Biz According to Bee

with Jaymz BeeLower Level

7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

BEACH BOARDWALK WORKSHOPS Saturday July 27 and Sunday July 28, 20

Noon - 1 pm

Big Band Stage on the Beach, West of Lee AvenueSALSA with Bees Knees

Noon - 1 pm

Latin Stage On the Beach Boardwalk, next to Leuty Lifeguard StationZUMBA with Miko Sobreira

Our popular workshops are held mid-week during the 10-day Festival period and are

geared to complement, diversify and broaden your Beaches Jazz experience. Register toattend at [email protected] and enter the workshop name in the subject line.

JAZZ WORKSHOP& LECTURE SERIE

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WORKSHOP: Drum ClinicLeader: Larnell Lewis

Date: Jul 23, 2013

NEW The Beaches Jazz Festival is proud to introducLewiss Drumming Workshop for the first time. We conLarnell one of the very best drummers on the music stoday. Space is limited so register now.

WORKSHOP: The Biz According to BLeader: Jaymz Bee

Date: Jul 24, 2013

This workshop will investigate the pros and cons of trto make a living in the music business. Jaymz will offe

on how to get things done on a shoestring budget an

the help of a few knowledgeable peers, will discuss n

methods of marking using the latest technology.

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FRIDAY JULY 19 TO SUNDAY JULY 28

9:00 pm - 11:00 pm

For more info visit: www.boardwalkplace.ca

FRIDAY JULY 26

3:00 pm George Lake Big Band

SATURDAY JULY 27

NOON

1:00 pm

3:00 pm

5:30 pm

Bees Knees Dance Demos

George Lake Big Band

Big Smoke Big Band

Swing Shift Big Band

BIG BAND STAGEWest of Lee Avenue

Our Big Band Stage is a celebration of the 1930s, 40s and 50s Golden

of Big Bands with all of their Hollywood glamour; gritty romance and

mesmerizing instrumentation, arrangements and vocals. Featured big

bands (and some are really big!) each bring their unique classic to

contemporary style and big sound to the stage. What an extraordinar

treat! Dance lessons and demonstrations will be offered on the Saturd

and Sunday, so polish up those dance shoes! The Big Band Stage is loc

adjacent to the Beach Boardwalk directly east of the Latin Square stag

SUNDAY JULY 28

NOON

12:30 pm

3:00 pm

Bees Knees Dance Demos

Big City Big Band

Swing Shift Big Band

YEARS OF THE


ON THEBOARDWALKSTAGES

JULY26-28

2013

FRIDAY JULY 26

4:00 pm

5:00 pm

6:00 pm

7:00 pm

Henry Vivel & Orq

Javier Rivera & Esencia Latina DJ

Pavlo Farmakidis ~ United Salseros

Henry Vivel & Orq

SATURDAY JULY 27

NOON

2:30 pm

3:00 pm

4:00 pm

6:00 pm

The Latin Jazz Ensemble

DJ Manyoma

Miko Sobreira (Dance Lesson)Chantel Collado (Bachata Band)

Los Hijos De Tuta

LATIN SQUAREBoardwalk next to Leuty Lifeguard Station

Where Jazz meets Salsa and more. An irresistible lakeside combina-

tion that bridges jazz sounds with Latin flavours from the Caribbean.

Salsa, Merengue, Cumbia. Its a feast for the ears and the feet! Who

says you need to travel to the Tropics to find it? Located south of

the Kew Gardens stage, at the foot of Lee Avenue next to the Beach

Boardwalk. Featuring local and international bands, dance lessons

and more.

Latin Squares dance lessons are FREE, interactive, open to the public

and suitable for all age groups. No registration required.

BOARDWALK PLACENorthern Dancer Blvd. and Lakeshore Blvd. East

Our Boardwalk Place its our world within a stage offering. Weve taken our

uniquely Toronto global perspective, added a lively mix of indigenous sounds,

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Congratulations & Welcome to the Beach

On behalf of our shops, restaurants, cafes and businesses, CONGRATULATIONS to th

Beaches International Jazz Festival for 25 fabulous years of bringing a world of music

and music-lovers to the Beach.Growing this small town-two day festival to a series of events over 10 days, internatio

recognition and attendance hovering at 1 million is an amazing accomplishment! .We wish you another very successful 25 years.

WELCOME music lovers to our lakeside community. In addition to taking in some co

sounds, we hope everyone has a chance to explore our charming and dynamic village

Take the time to stroll and enjoy our more than 300 eclectic shops and services, andwhen its time to gather with friends and family, visit one of the cafs, pubs, and

restaurants with cuisine ranging from quick n casual to elegant and inspired.

We wish you a wonderful visit that provides you with lasting memories and many reas

to visit us again in the very near future.

Rick Gabriele

Chair

Beach BIA

Dear Friends and Neighbours,

On behalf of Toronto East General Hospital (TEGH) and the TEGH Foundation, we extend ourmost sincere congratulations on the 25thAnniversary of the Beaches International Jazz Festival!

We are proud of our long association with the DIVA of jazz festivals and are exceedinglygrateful that our hospital has, once again, been selected as a beneficiary of this spectacular event.

Toronto East General Hospital is in the midst of a vital $211 million redevelopment project, thefocal point of which is the new Ken and Marilyn Thomson Patient Care Centre. Funds raisedthrough the Festival will help open the doors of this landmark health care facility for the familieswho look to TEGH as their destination for health care.

We commend the Festival organizing team, musicians, sponsors and the community for thetremendous success of the Festival and are deeply grateful for your generosity. Yourcommitment and support are helping us set a new standard of care at your community hospital.Thank you!

Sincerely,

Rob Devitt Teresa VasilopoulosPresident & CEO PresidentToronto East General Hospital Toronto East General Hospital Foundation


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YEARS OF THE


JULY25-27

2013

BEACHES INTERNATIONAL JAZZ FESTIVA

StreetFest is a Beaches International Jazz Festival signature eventshowcasing the finest in Big Band, Swing, Dixieland, Smooth,Post-Bop, Afro-Cuban, Fusion, Funk, R&B and Soul sounds that Toronto has to offer.Upwards of 45 Canadian bands entertain you along a 2 k m stretch of Queen Street Eastwhich is closed for this occasion. Its an annual pilgrimage for close to a million folkswho come out on the Thursday, Friday and/or Saturday to groove to the music, swingto the sounds and soak in the street scene and ambience.

Thank youso much for participating in

Hennessy Talent Quest Canadian promoat the Beaches International Jazz Fest

The winner is acoustic guitaristMANELIHe will be performing during StreetFes

July 25-27 at the Beach Public Library, e

entrance, located at 2161 Queen Street


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Inspired by the sounds of Ella Fitzgerald, Chaka

Khan, Prince and Stevie Wonder, SelenaEvangelines life-long love of music and passionfor songwriting, has helped shape her to be the

musician she is today. Her songs are musical

snapshots of real life moments and emotionsand her natural talent has been highly praised,

earning titles such as the Ontario IndependentMusic Award for Best Urban, Barrie New MusicAward and the 2011 Caribbean Idol Finalist.

She has also received honourable mentionsin both the 2007 and 2008 John Lennon SongWriting Contest. Performing across the globe,

Evangeline has worked with artists such asSheila E., The Nylons, Maia and Delta Goodremand her music has been featured on CTVs hit

show Da Kink In My Hair. Her second release,Bad Weather, is a blend of R&B, soul, jazz, pop,funk and even a little classic rock. Evangelinedescribes her work as an extension of herself

and her influences, which she truly enjoyssharing with the world. Currently she is

performing with Canadian artist,Amanda Marshall.

Selena EvangelineKEW GARDENS

MAIN STAGE

Saturday July 27 12:30 pm

At the age of 20, JP Saxe is already making

waves in the jazz world. With his smooth and

velvety renditions of jazz and pop standards,

this talented pianist, singer and songwriter has

been entertaining audiences since the age of

14. In 2010, Saxe was selected to participatein Jazz FMs Jazz Safari and since then has

performed with many leading artists including

Robert Scott, Julie Michaels, Rob Christian

and Nikki Yanofsky, who performed the

theme song for the 2010 Olympic Games.

Saxe is an active member of Free the

Children and has travelled to India

and Kenya where he drew inspiration

for many of his original songs.

JP SaxeKEW GARDENS

MAIN STAGE

Saturday July 27 11:00 am

Capturing the imagination of a generation,

the Shuffle Demons, described as costumedstreetniks, rose from the streets of Toronto totour the world playing their unique brand

of Bop Rap. Over the course of their 20-year

career, the Juno-nominated Shuffle Demonshave released eight albums including a greatest

hits album, seven videos, garnered five CASBYAwards, two Toronto Musicians Awards, playedat thousands of sold out shows covering every

major jazz and folk festival in Canada andmarked record-breaking independent albumsales. Comprised of Mike Murley, Rich Underhill

and Dave Parker on saxes, Stich Wynston onpercussion and Jim Vivian on bass, the ShuffleDemons translated their love of jazz into some

of the most original music of the 80s.Combining jazz, hard bob, rap, funk, poetry andperformance art into a musically compellingand visually stimulating show, the Shuffle

Demons were unstoppable from their first hitSpadina Bus. Today, the Shuffle Demons tightly

knit cult following is still inspired by theiroriginal hits including The Shuffle Monster,What do you Want? andOut of My House. Roach.

Shuffle DemonsKEW GARDENS

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Roberto LinaresBrown Orchestra

KEW GARDENS


Eric Lindell& The Sunliners

featuring Anson FunderburghKEW GARDENS - MAIN STAGE

Saturday July 27 3:30 pm

Irene Torres& The Sugar Devils

KEW GARDENS

MAIN STAGESunday July 28 11:00 am

A native of Cuba, Roberto Linares Brown beganhis musical studies at the tender age of ninespecializing in classical and Cuban percussion.He began his professional career working withvarious orchestras such as Valentin y los 10 delCaribe and Orquesta Azucar Negra. In June

2001, Brown joined one of the foremostorchestras of Cuba Adalberto Alvares y su son and worked with them for four years as acomposer and arranger. Performing withAdalberto Alvares y su son, Brown travelledinternationally to over 20 countries includingthe United States, Canada, Italy, France,Switzerland, Denmark, Austria, Japan andMexico. Brown now resides in Canada wherehe is concentrating on creating his owncompositions and leading his own orchestra.

The Roberto Linares Brown Orchestra mixes theroots of Cuban music with the sounds of newLatin music, effectively integrating elements ofmany musical styles such as salsa, reggaeton,son, jazz, rumba and cumbia. Orchestramembers include: Brown, piano andbackground vocals; Jorge Luis Papiosco

Torres, congas; Aris Montenegro, bongo;

Wilfrido Junior, guiro; Chendi Leon Jr., timbale;Yoser Rodriguez, bass; Kervin Barreto andAlex Michael, trumpets; Yankar Gonzales andYannick Malboeuf, trombones; Alberto Albertoand Yani Borrell, vocals; Erico Orozco, back upvocals; Telmary Diaz and Ernesto Brooks,vocals (rap).

Hailing from soulful New Orleans, EricLindell is a man of many sounds and talents.He plays the guitar, harmonica, keyboards andbass to create a dazzling mix of R&B, swamppop, funk and blues-rock a style that iscommonly known as blue-eyed soul. Having

grown up in San Francisco, his move to NewOrleans sparked both his creativity and musicalcareer. It was there that he began performingmore frequently, sharing the stage with someof New Orleans finest musicians including IvanNeville, Harold Brown and Johnny Vidacovich.Lindell has received glowing media coveragein a host of publications including The NewYork Press, The Chicago Sun-Times and TheNew Yorker. He has also made an appearanceon Late Night with Conan OBrien. Since hisdebut album in 1996, he has gone on to releasenine more albums including Low on Cash, andthe critically acclaimed Rich in Love. PresentlyLindell is collaborating with The Sunliners andleading guitarist, Anson Funderburgh on a tourand CD release. Entitled Sunday Monday, thetunes reflect the perfect whispered nothings ofFunderburghs guitar, the razor sharp

interplay of The Sunliners rhythm section andthe perfectly slurred soul ofLindells delivery.

Mixing genres from past and present with ahint of New Orleans flavour, Irene Torres and

The Sugar Devils hit the music scene in 2011.They have since been selected for a TorontoIndependent Music Award, nominated for aSigy Born Award and won the 2012 Toronto

Blues Society Talent Search. Their self-titledalbum also received rave reviews and criticpicks, with excellent ranking on Canadian andinternational music charts. The bandhas recorded and performed with a strikingcatalogue of creative talents, including JoeMurphy, Jacelyn Holmes and Ike Subblefield.Peruvian-born Torres is the lead vocalist whosevocal and lyrical talent can be heard onworldwide radio, television and film. The restof the band is composed of drummer, DrewAustin, guitarist and vocalist, Josh Picheand vocalist, sax, flute and keys player, RobChristian. They have a busy schedule ahead,with plans to play over 150 shows and releasetheir first music video. They are eager to tourinternationally, winning over fans - one showat a time.



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Iroko Projectfeaturing Jane Bunnett

& Hilario DuranKEW GARDENS


Robert MichaelsKEW GARDENS

MAIN STAGESunday July 28 12:30 pm

Bill KingsRhythm Express

featuring Gavin Hope(of the Nylons)

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It was in the picturesque, mountainside town ofArpino, Italy that two-year old Roberto Michele

Buttarazzi first heard music that would spark hismusical aspiration. Completely enthralled by

jazz and classical music, he picked up his first

guitar in 1973. After playing bass in a trio thatperformed Latin American music at a local club,Roberto Michele embarked on a new journey

of solo shows performing Italian and LatinAmerican pieces under the name Roberto. His1994 debut CD, Paradiso, officially launched

his career as Robert Michaels, resulting inimpressive sales figures for an instrumentalartist. Years later, his subsequent albums

Arizona and Allegro steered him in the rightdirection for a Juno Award nomination anda Juno Award for Best Instrumental Album.Michaels has collaborated with acclaimed

vocalists, Jennifer Warnes, Louis Pitre and CoralEgan and continues to bring an emphatic stagepresence with his mix of jazz, flamenco, Cuban

and Neapolitan-Spanish influences.

It was in the picturesque, mountainside town ofArpino, Italy that two-year old Roberto Michele

Buttarazzi first heard music that would spark hismusical aspiration. Completely enthralled by

jazz and classical music, he picked up his first

guitar in 1973. After playing bass in a trio thatperformed Latin American music at a local club,Roberto Michele embarked on a new journey

of solo shows performing Italian and LatinAmerican pieces under the name Roberto. His1994 debut CD, Paradiso, officially launched

his career as Robert Michaels, resulting inimpressive sales figures for an instrumentalartist. Years later, his subsequent albums

Arizona and Allegro steered him in the rightdirection for a Juno Award nomination anda Juno Award for Best Instrumental Album.Michaels has collaborated with acclaimed

vocalists, Jennifer Warnes, Louis Pitre and CoralEgan and continues to bring an emphatic stagepresence with his mix of jazz, flamenco, Cuban

and Neapolitan-Spanish influences.

Pianist Bill King has a half century of musiccredits including Janis Joplin, the Pointer Sistersand Martha Reeves numerous jazz, blues andpop relations. The musician, photo journalistand broadcaster is currently heard Saturdays onthe Ted Woloshyn Show on Newstalk 1010. The

three time Juno nominees current recordingcredits include Sweet Sugar Cane, Gloryland,Cinemascope and Five Aces, which maintainednineteen months on the top one hundred RootsMusic Charts. King has been with the BeachesInternational Jazz Festival since its inception in1988 as emcee and artistic director. Joining Kingfor a highly anticipated special performanceis Gavin Hope, whose career has been deeplyrooted in song, stage, film and TV. Born in

Toronto and raised in Calgary, he began hismusical journey as the youngest choir memberin the history of the Calgary Opera Chorus. Byage 20, he was a member of The Nylons andbackup singer for Michael Bolton, later sharingthe stage with iconic celebrities including Shania

Twain, Natalie Cole and Aretha Franklin. Hopesdebut solo recording is due this summer. On

stage bassist and internationally acclaimed Junoaward-winning Canadian artist, producer andmulti-instrumentalist Dubmatix returns with his5th album release Rebel Massive a bass heavyassault of the senses, the multi-talented vocalistSelena Evangeline and behind the drum kit,Jamaica to Torontos Everton Paul, whose latestrecording Remembrance is a Cuban/Jamaicancelebration of Bob Marleys music.



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In 2012, at the third annual Jazz in Motion Juried Photography Exhibition, participants displayed images

best defined the essence of jazz music, jazz musicians and the audience which supports them. Thank yo

to all of our talented participants that entered last years competition. It was outstanding! We are excite

announce that we are anticipating that 2013 will be our best show yet.

We believe that photography and live music have an enduring symbiotic relationship that we want to

celebrate. We will be continuing with the current theme of images that best define the essence of jazz m

jazz musicians and the audience which supports them. These images can originate from Jazz jam sessio

festivals or concerts which have taken place locally or elsewhere across the globe. We know that theres

explosion of jazz and jazz festival photography out there waiting to be shared and enjoyed by all.

For more information on the Jazz in Motion Juried Photography Exhibition at the Beaches International

Festival please contact Curator of Exhibitions Joanna Katchutas at [email protected].

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JULY27-28

2013

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by artists such as the Bobby Blue Band, Nat

King Cole and Muddy Waters, Norcia started toplay his harmonica-based blues in high school.

Shortly after forming the Bluetones, the bandbegan performing with touring artists suchas Big Walter Horton, Big Mama Thornton, Big

Joe Turner and Roosevelt Sykes. Norcias solorecordings include Sugar Ray and the Bluetones(1979); Ronnie Earl and the Broadcasters

featuring the Sensational Sugar Ray (1982),Knockout (1989) and Dont Stand In My Way(1991). The Bluetones also recorded with Miki

Honeycutt on her initial album, Soul Deep. In1991, Norcia joined Roomful of Blues as theirlead vocalist, released three albums andundertook extensive touring duties. Norcias

latest recording, Rockin Sugar Daddy, hisfourth solo effort and first on the Severn Label

was released to critical acclaim. In 2001,Norcia received his second Grammy Awardnomination for his contribution on SuperHarpswith James Cotton, Billy Branch and

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The OLG Main Stage at Kew Gardens stage is our globallistening post. Bands that headline this stage come with a story toshare. Its a unique opportunity to witness up close and personal,jazz musicians whove created a special buzz on the internationalmusic scene. Featuring non-stop free concerts all weekend long in

the heart of the Beach community.This year weve chosen to locate our Youth Stage to the west of theKew Gardens Main Stage for increased visibility. Featuring the talentsof the National Youth Jazz Combo and Jazz Workshop Ensembles.

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SATURDAY JULY 27

11:00 am

12:30 pm

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Selena Evangeline

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Ratings of Good are the highest rating awarded for performance in five safety tests (moderate overlap front, small overlap front, side, rollover and rear) conducted by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) (www.iihs.org). To earn a2013 TOP SAFETY PICK+, a vehicle must receive a Good rating in at least four of the five tests and a Good or Acceptable rating in the fifth test. 2013 Outback models have received an IIHS TOP SAFETY PICK+ rating for vehicles built afterAugust 2012. *MSRP of $28,495 on 2013 Outback 2.5i Convenience Package (DD1 CP). Advertised pricing consists of MSRP plus charges for Freight/PDI ($1,595), Air Tax ($100), Tire Stewardship Levy ($29.20), OMVIC Fee ($5), Dealer Admin($199). Freight/PDI charge includes a full tank of gas. Taxes, license, registration and insurance are extra. $0 security deposit. Model shown is 2013 Outback 3.6R Limited Package (DD2 LN6) with an MSRP of $38,495. Dealers may sell for lessor may have to order or trade. Vehicle shown solely for purposes of illustration, and may not be equipped exactly as shown. Based on ALGs 2013 Canadian Residual Value Award for Best Midsize Utility.

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