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SUMMARY:Water Spirit: A tribute to Jim Pepper with PJCE @ The Old Church
DESCRIPTION:(PORTLAND\, OR)—Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble (PJCE) honors the Oregon-born saxophonist Jim Pepper (Kaw/Creek) with a concert of new music on Saturday\, May 18th at 8 pm at The Old Church that honors Pepper’s music—performing his compositions “Remembrance” and “Bamasso”—and his creative process—fusing jazz with contemporary and traditional Native American music styles. Gordon Lee\, a Pepper bandmate for many years\, and Clay Giberson will both contribute new compositions to the concert. Guest artist 2 8 Tha Native\, a hip hop artist and traditional singer and dancer\, expresses his “tribally-influenced” perspective through Farnell Newton and Stephanie Kitson’s arrangements of his songs for our 12-member jazz ensemble. Hip hop artist Kunu\, a creative partner of 2 8 Tha Native\, will be a special guest.
URL:https://douglasdetrick.com/event/water-spirit-a-tribute-to-jim-pepper-with-pjce-the-old-church/
LOCATION:The Old Church\, 1422 SW 11th Ave\, \, Portland\, OR\, 97201\, United States
CATEGORIES:Gigs,PJCE
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SUMMARY:Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble @ Mission Theater
DESCRIPTION:THE ENCORE CD RELEASE PERFORMANCE OF PJCE’S “FROM MAXVILLE TO VANPORT” PROJECT FEATURING VOCALIST MARILYN KELLER!\nThe 12-piece Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble performs original songs and short films inspired by two towns that reveal distinctive viewpoints of the state’s under-represented Black history. Looking honestly at the prejudice these people faced\, the joyful program celebrates their resilience\, courage\, and important contributions to Oregon through jazz\, R&B\, and blues. The music\, composed by Weiss with lyrics by poet S. Renee Mitchell\, is performed by the PJCE with vocalist Marilyn Keller. The project also includes two film shorts by filmmaker Kalimah Abioto scored by Weiss that will be projected with the ensemble performing the score. http://pjce.org/maxville-to-vanport/\n\nFrom Maxville to Vanport was funded by the Oregon Community Foundation’s Creative Heights program and was sponsored by Vanport Mosaic and Oregon Historical Society.\n\nAbout the Artists:\n\n\nMarilyn Keller is a singer who performs a diverse range of jazz\, gospel\, and musical theatre throughout Oregon and abroad and was voted into Oregon Jazz Society’s Hall of Fame 2016. She joined Black Swan Classic Jazz Band in 1997\, and she has is active in a variety of ensembles and styles\, singing with the Don Latarski Group\, Darrell Grant’s The Territory\, Thara Memory\, Tall Jazz\, Disciples in Song\, and the Augustana Jazz Quartet among many others. \nEzra Weiss has recorded seven albums as a bandleader\, most recently “Before You Know It\,” recorded live in Portland and has written three musicals for Northwest Children’s Theater. He has led his own bands at major venues throughout the US including several week-long engagements at Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Dizzy’s Club. He won the ASCAP Young Jazz Composer Award three times and was listed in 2012 and 2013 DownBeat Critics Polls as a Rising Star Arranger. He currently teaches at Portland State University and holds a Bachelors in Jazz Composition from the Oberlin Conservatory and a Masters in Jazz Piano from Queens College. \nS. Renee Mitchell is an award-winning writer\, multimedia artist\, social justice advocate\, and educator. Mitchell’s more than 25 years of journalism experience has groomed her exceptional communication\, analytical and grant-writing skills\, yet\, she is also a community-grounded visionary. She is the 2015 Yolanda D. King Drum Major Award winner in recognition of dedicated community service; was the librettist of “Sherman: A Jazz Opera;” has published a novel\, children’s story\, and several small-press zines; and teaches writing to children as the leader of the Saturday Academy Social Justice Camp as well as many other Portland\, Oregon institutions. \nA native of Memphis\, Tennessee\, Kalimah Abioto makes films centered around dreams\, sexuality\, and the nexus between Black people\, humans\, freedom\, and the natural-spirit worlds. She received her BA in Film and Video from Hollins University and is a co-creator\, along with her four sisters\, of The People Could Fly Project\, a multimedia project documenting the dreams and stories of people in the African Diaspora. Abioto has worked with Afropop Worldwide\, Holy Mojo\, The Black Portlanders\, Spirit Law Center\, Diamond Law\, and other groups. \n\n\nPortland Jazz Composers’ Ensemble is a 12-piece jazz ensemble which commissions and performs original works by its members and by other jazz composers in the Portland music community and beyond. It is our mission to operate a large musical ensemble\, to commission and perform original works by members of the ensemble and by other jazz composers in the Portland music community and elsewhere\, to act as a forum for the development and presentation of works for large ensemble by established and emerging jazz composers\, and to engage and enrich community awareness and appreciation of contemporary music.
URL:https://douglasdetrick.com/event/portland-jazz-composers-ensemble-mission-theater/
LOCATION:Mission Theater\, 1624 NW GLISAN ST\, Portland\, OR\, 97209\, United States
CATEGORIES:Gigs,PJCE
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SUMMARY:Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble @ OSU
DESCRIPTION:PJCE performs “From Maxville to Vanport” in the Memorial Union Ballroom at Oregon State University. Reserve your free ticket here. \nPORTLAND JAZZ COMPOSERS ENSEMBLE IN RESIDENCE AT OSU\nThe OSU Jazz Ensemble\, directed by Ryan Biesack\, performs at 7:30 pm\, PJCE follows at 8:30\, concluding around 9:30 pm. The performance concludes a day of workshops with OSU students led by vocalist Marilyn Keller\, composer Ezra Weiss\, and PJCE Executive Director and trumpeter Douglas Detrick. \nThe 12-piece Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble performs original songs and short films inspired by two towns that reveal distinctive viewpoints of the state’s under-represented Black history. Looking honestly at the prejudice these people faced\, the joyful program celebrates their resilience\, courage\, and important contributions to Oregon through jazz\, R&B\, and blues. \nThe music\, composed by Weiss with lyrics by poet S. Renee Mitchell\, is performed by the PJCE with vocalist Marilyn Keller. The project also includes two film shorts by filmmaker Kalimah Abioto scored by Weiss that will be projected with the ensemble performing the score. http://pjce.org/maxville-to-vanport/ \nFrom Maxville to Vanport was funded by the Oregon Community Foundation’s Creative Heights program and was sponsored by Vanport Mosaic and Oregon Historical Society.
URL:https://douglasdetrick.com/event/portland-jazz-composers-ensemble-osu/
LOCATION:Memorial Union Ballroom\, 2501 SW Jefferson Way\, Corvallis\, OR\, 97331\, United States
CATEGORIES:PJCE
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SUMMARY:Night of the Living Dead with PJCE
DESCRIPTION:Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble (PJCE)\, in partnership with Holocene’s Fin Cu Cinema series\, presents  the iconic 1968 film “Night of the Living Dead” with a new live score composed by Amenta Abioto\, Sage Fisher (aka Dolphin Midwives)\, and Maxx Katz for the city’s most adventurous jazz ensemble. On Thursday\, October 25th at 8:30 pm the band will be on stage while the film is projected—with the original audio muted and English subtitles—on multiple screens around the Holocene’s  two-levels\, with each composer scoring one-third of the film. Doors open at 7:30 pm. Tickets are $25 reserved seated\, $15 GA Day of show\, $10 Advanced or Students and available at pjce.org/zombies and at the door. This event is 21+ only\, and costumes are strongly encouraged. This program is partially funded by the Regional Arts and Culture Council’s Project Grant program and is co-presented by the Creative Music Guild. \nThursday October 25th\, 2018 –\nHolocene\, 1001 SE Morrison St\, Portland\, OR 97214\n7:30 pm doors open\, 8:30 pm music begins\n$25 reserved seated\, $15 GA Day of show\, $10 Advanced or Students. 21+ only.\nTickets available at pjce.org/zombies and at the door.\nCostumes encouraged.
URL:https://douglasdetrick.com/event/night-of-the-living-dead-with-pjce/
LOCATION:Holocene\, 1001 SE Morrison St\, Portland
CATEGORIES:Gigs,PJCE
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SUMMARY:Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble @ Montavilla Jazz Festival
DESCRIPTION:In a new suite\, renowned composer James Miley honors Oregon’s diverse waterways\, from the mighty Columbia to the serenity of Klamath Basin National Wildlife Refuge. \nJames Miley\, recipient of the IAJE/Gil Evans Fellowship in Jazz Composition\, is currently Assistant Professor of Music at Willamette University in Salem\, Oregon\, where he directs the Willamette Jazz Collective and teaches improvisation\, composition\, jazz history\, music technology\, and music theory. A versatile composer and pianist comfortable in both the jazz and classical idioms\, he has written music for a variety of chamber and choral ensembles in addition to his work for jazz orchestra. \nGeneral Admission availabile ONLY at Door: $15 \nPresale Drop-Down Options:\nLimited Reserved Seating: $25\nVIP Stageside Seating: $50
URL:https://douglasdetrick.com/event/portland-jazz-composers-ensemble-montavilla-jazz-festival-2/
LOCATION:Portland Metro Arts\,  9003 SE Stark St\, Portland\, OR\, 97216\, United States
CATEGORIES:Gigs,PJCE
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SUMMARY:Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble @ Roaring Rapids
DESCRIPTION:In a new suite\, renowned composer James Miley honors Oregon’s diverse waterways\, from the mighty Columbia to the serenity of Klamath Basin National Wildlife Refuge. \nJames Miley\, recipient of the IAJE/Gil Evans Fellowship in Jazz Composition\, is currently Assistant Professor of Music at Willamette University in Salem\, Oregon\, where he directs the Willamette Jazz Collective and teaches improvisation\, composition\, jazz history\, music technology\, and music theory. A versatile composer and pianist comfortable in both the jazz and classical idioms\, he has written music for a variety of chamber and choral ensembles in addition to his work for jazz orchestra.
URL:https://douglasdetrick.com/event/portland-jazz-composers-ensemble-roaring-rapids/
LOCATION:Roaring Rapids\, Springfield\, Oregon
CATEGORIES:Gigs,PJCE
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SUMMARY:PJCE "From Maxille to Vanport" @ OK Theater
DESCRIPTION:From Maxville to Vanport: A Celebration of Oregon’s Black History \nWorld-premiere performances of songs and two short films for Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble with vocalist Marilyn Keller\, and workshops across the state. \n(PORTLAND\, OR)—Supported by the Oregon Community Foundation’s Creative Heights program\, the Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble’s (PJCE’s) concert of original songs and film shorts inspired by the stories of the multicultural populations of Maxville and Vanport\, Oregon debuts in April 12–14\, 2018 in La Grande\, Enterprise\, and Baker City\, Oregon and May 26\, 2018 at Portland\, Oregon’s Vanport Mosaic Festival. This collection of songs and short films produced by composer Ezra Weiss with writer and speaker S. Renee Mitchell providing lyrics and vocalist Marilyn Keller performing with the PJCE accompanied by shorts by filmmaker Kalimah Abioto to celebrate the shared history of African-American Oregonians\, focusing on two towns that represent distinctive viewpoints of the state’s under-discussed Black history. Tickets to PCJE’s concerts are on sale now and are available online at pjce.org. \nIt isn’t widely known\, but among the homesteaders\, loggers\, ranchers\, and other hardy folks who were Oregon’s early settlers\, African-Americans played vital roles. Songs like “Oregon Sounds Like Freedom” weigh the relative freedom of living Oregon against the hardship of staying in the Jim Crow South. MAXVILLE TO VANPORT may leave listeners wondering if the dangerous work falling logs in the woods of Wallowa County was worth the pain of leaving one’s birth community.  \nThe project invites the audience to ponder these questions through joyful music composed by Portland jazz composer and pianist Ezra Weiss. Writer\, speaker\, and self-styled creative revolutionist S. Renee Mitchell has written lyrics featuring legendary jazz vocalist Marilyn Keller. The songs will be interspersed with two short films by Kalimah Abioto focused on the work that women did in Maxville\, and a young boy playing in an imagined Vanport who encounters rushing waters that foreshadow the flood that destroyed the city in 1948.  \nPJCE Executive Director Douglas Detrick serves as artistic director for the project which employs a five-member creative team aiming to speak with the communities that are connected to these stories\, not for them. The team drew heavily on records and research of Gwendolyn Trice\, Executive Director of Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center\, whose father worked at Maxville. \nMAXVILLE TO VANPORT’s public events are: \n\nApril 12\, 7:30 pm\, Groth Hall\, Eastern Oregon University\, One University Boulevard\, La Grande\, OR 97850 – Concert\, Free admission\, no ticket required. \nApril 13\, 7 pm\, OK Theatre\, 208 W Main St\, Enterprise\, OR 97828 – $20 general\, $15 senior & veteran\, $10 students\, Tickets available online.\nApril 14\, 5 pm social hour\, 6 pm dinner\, 7 pm concert\, Grand Ballroom\, Baker Heritage Museum\, 2480 Grove St\, Baker City\, OR 97814 – $50 includes concert and dinner\, tickets available online\, or by calling 541-523-5369.\nMay 26\, 7 pm\, Alberta Rose Theatre\, 3000 NE Alberta St\, Portland\, OR 97211 – Concert\, $35 preferred GA\, $25 general\, $20 senior & veteran\, $5 Arts For All tickets available at the door day of show only. Tickets available online or by calling 503-764-4131.\n\nOther events not open to the public include: \n\nApril 12\, 1 pm\, OK Theatre\, Enterprise\, OR | Concert for Wallowa County students\nApril 13\, 1–2 pm\, Josephy Center\, Joseph\, OR | Improvised performances for art students\n\nThe year-long project that began with community discussion events in Portland and Joseph in the fall culminates in a performance tour to La Grande\, Enterprise\, and Baker City\, as well as a studio album\, a short documentary film and a performance in Portland in conjunction with the Vanport Mosaic. The project was generously funded by the Oregon Community Foundation’s Creative Heights program and was sponsored by the Oregon Historical Society. Project partners include Vanport Mosaic\, Josephy Center for the Arts\, Crossroads Carnegie Center for the Arts\, Eastern Oregon University\, and the OK Theatre. \nABOUT THE CREATIVE TEAM\nLyricist: S. Renee Mitchell is an award-winning writer and published author\, multimedia artist\, social justice advocate\, and teacher/facilitator. Mitchell’s more than 25 years of journalism experience has groomed her exceptional communication\, analytical and grant-writing skills\, yet\, Renee is also a community-grounded visionary. She is the 2015 Yolanda D. King Drum Major Award winner in recognition of dedicated community service; was the librettist of “Sherman: A Jazz Opera;” has published a novel\, children’s story\, and several small-press zines; and teaches writing to children as the leader of the Saturday Academy Social Justice Camp as well as many other Portland institutions. \nComposer: Ezra Weiss has recorded seven albums as a bandleader\, most recently “Before You Know It\,” recorded live Portland\, and composed songs and book for Northwest Children’s Theatre’s “Alice in Wonderland.” He has led his own bands at major venues throughout the U.S.\, including several week-long engagements at Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Dizzy’s Club. He has won the ASCAP Young Jazz Composer Award three times and has been listed in DownBeat Critics Polls in the Rising Star Arranger category. He currently teaches at Portland State University and holds a Bachelors in Jazz Composition from the Oberlin Conservatory and a Masters in Jazz Piano from Queens College. \nVocalist: Marilyn Keller is a singer who performs a diverse range of jazz\, gospel\, and musical theatre throughout Oregon and abroad and was voted into Oregon Jazz Society’s Hall of Fame 2016. She joined Black Swan Classic Jazz Band in 1997 and has toured throughout Europe and the US. She has also remained active in a wide variety of other performance ensembles and styles: The Don Latarski Group\, Darrell Grant’s The Territory\, Thara Memory\, Tall Jazz\, Disciples in Song\, and the Augustana Jazz Quartet among many others.  \nFilmmaker: A native of Memphis\, Tennessee\, Kalimah Abioto began playing the drums at age three\, writing in elementary school\, and makings films in high school centered around dreams\, sexuality\, and the nexus between Black people\, humans\, freedom\, and the natural-spirit worlds. She received her BA in film and video from Hollins University and is a co-creator\, along with her four sisters of The People Could Fly Project\, a multimedia project documenting the dreams and stories of people in the African Diaspora. Abioto has worked with different artists and groups including Afropop Worldwide\, Holy Mojo\, The Black Portlanders\, Spirit Law Center\, Diamond Law\, and others that value life force. She was a 2017 Artist in Residence at Open Signal. \nHistorian: Gwendolyn Trice founded Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center\, a non-profit cultural heritage center in Wallowa County\, Oregon and currently serves as its Executive Director. She also provided support and information for OPB’s 2009 video Logger’s Daughter. Currently\, she serves on the Oregon Commission on Black Affairs and is part of a Leadership cohort for the Center for Diversity and Environment. \nABOUT PJCE \nThe Portland Jazz Composers’ Ensemble is a 12-piece jazz ensemble which commissions and performs original works by its members and by other jazz composers in the Portland music community and beyond. It is our mission to operate a large musical ensemble\, to commission and perform original works by members of the ensemble and by other jazz composers in the Portland music community and elsewhere\, to act as a forum for the development and presentation of works for large ensemble by established and emerging jazz composers\, and to engage and enrich community awareness and appreciation of contemporary music. \nPJCE’s guiding principles are to:  \n\nEnrich the first uniquely American art form.\nCultivate the development of new music.\nEncourage and promote established and emerging living composers.\nProvide a forum for experimentation without commercial concern.\nDisseminate contemporary American music through publicity\, recordings\, newsletters and affordable concerts in varied venues to promote jazz appreciation both locally and nationally.\nCollaborate with artists\, other nonprofits\, and creative organizations in multiple disciplines.\nFoster relationships with educational institutions.\n\n  \n### \n  \nFor updates: Date TBA\, Roosevelt High School\, Portland\, OR | Concert for students \n  \nFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 3/1/2018\nAttn: Portland\, Wallowa\, Union and Baker Counties arts and entertainment \nDouglas Detrick\, Executive Director      \nPortland Jazz Composers Ensemble\n503-347-1416 – douglas@pjce.org \n  \nFrom Maxville to Vanport: An inclusive celebration of Oregon’s Black history \nPerformances and workshops across the state of new songs for 12-member jazz ensemble with vocalist Marilyn Keller\, and two short films. \nPortland\, Oregon: Supported by the Oregon Community Foundation’s Creative Heights program\, the Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble’s concert of original songs and video inspired by the stories of the multicultural populations of Maxville and Vanport debuts in April and May 2018. This collection of songs and short films celebrates the shared history of Oregonians from the African-American perspective\, focusing on two towns that represent important elements of the black experience in this state. \nIt isn’t widely known\, but among the homesteaders\, loggers\, ranchers and other hardy folks who were Oregon’s early settlers\, African-Americans played vital roles. Songs like “Oregon Sounds Like Freedom” weighs the relative freedom of living Oregon against the hardship of staying in the Jim Crow South. But was the dangerous work falling logs in the woods of Wallowa County worth the pain of leaving the community you were born in?  \nThe project invites the audience to ponder these questions through joyful music composed by Ezra Weiss with lyrics by S. Renee Mitchell\, featuring vocalist Marilyn Keller. Two short films by Kalimah Abioto with live music from the ensemble focus on the work that women did in Maxville\, and a young boy playing in an imagined Vanport who encounters rushing waters that foreshadow the flood that destroyed the city in 1948. PJCE Executive Director Douglas Detrick is Artistic Director. \nThe public events in the project are as follows: \n\n4/12/18\, 7:30 pm\, Eastern Oregon University – Concert in Groth Hall. Free admission. One University Boulevard\, La Grande\, OR 97850-2807.\n4/13/18\, 7 pm\, OK Theater\, Enterprise\, OR – Concert\, $20 general\, $15 senior and veteran\, $10 students. 208 W Main St\, Enterprise\, OR 97828\n4/14/18\, 5 pm social hour\, 6 pm dinner\, 7 pm concert\, Baker Heritage Museum\, Grand Ballroom – $50\, includes dinner. 2480 Grove St\, Baker City\, OR 97814.\n5/26/18\, 7 pm\, Alberta Rose Theater\, Portland\, OR – Concert. $20 general\, $15 senior and veteran\, $10 students. 3000 NE Alberta St\, Portland\, OR 97211.\n\nOther events not open to the public include: \n\n4/12/18\, 1 pm\, OK Theatre\, Enterprise\, OR – Concert for Wallowa County students\n4/13/18\, 1-2 pm\, Josephy Center\, Joseph\, OR – Improvised performances for art students.\n4/14/18\, 2 pm\, Baker Heritage Museum\, Baker City\, OR – Workshop with Baker City High School students\n\nThis year-long project\, that began with community discussion events in Portland and Joseph in the fall and culminates in a performance tour to La Grande\, Enterprise and Baker City\, a studio album\, a short documentary film and two performances in Portland in conjunction with the Vanport Mosaic. It employs a five-member creative team in a collaborative process that hopes to speak with the communities that are connected to these stories\, not for them.  \nThe project was generously funded by the Oregon Community Foundation’s Creative Heights program\, and was sponsored by the Oregon Historical Society. Project partners include Vanport Mosaic\, Josephy Center for the Arts\, Crossroads Carnegie Center for the Arts\, Eastern Oregon University\, and the OK Theatre. \nThe Portland Jazz Composers’ Ensemble is a 12-piece jazz ensemble which commissions and performs original works by its members and by other jazz composers in the Portland music community and beyond. It is our mission to operate a large musical ensemble\, to commission and perform original works by members of the ensemble and by other jazz composers in the Portland music community and elsewhere\, to act as a forum for the development and presentation of works for large ensemble by established and emerging jazz composers\, and to engage and enrich community awareness and appreciation of contemporary music. \n  \n###
URL:https://douglasdetrick.com/event/pjce-maxille-vanport-ok-theater/
LOCATION:OR
CATEGORIES:Gigs,PJCE
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SUMMARY:PJCE "From Maxille to Vanport" @ Eastern Oregon University
DESCRIPTION:(PORTLAND\, OR)—Supported by the Oregon Community Foundation’s Creative Heights program\, the Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble’s (PJCE’s) concert of original songs and film shorts inspired by the stories of the multicultural populations of Maxville and Vanport\, Oregon debuts in April 12–14\, 2018 in La Grande\, Enterprise\, and Baker City\, Oregon and May 26\, 2018 at Portland\, Oregon’s Vanport Mosaic Festival. This collection of songs and short films produced by composer Ezra Weiss with writer and speaker S. Renee Mitchell providing lyrics and vocalist Marilyn Keller performing with the PJCE accompanied by shorts by filmmaker Kalimah Abioto to celebrate the shared history of African-American Oregonians\, focusing on two towns that represent distinctive viewpoints of the state’s under-discussed Black history. Tickets to PCJE’s concerts are on sale now and are available online at pjce.org. \nIt isn’t widely known\, but among the homesteaders\, loggers\, ranchers\, and other hardy folks who were Oregon’s early settlers\, African-Americans played vital roles. Songs like “Oregon Sounds Like Freedom” weigh the relative freedom of living Oregon against the hardship of staying in the Jim Crow South. MAXVILLE TO VANPORT may leave listeners wondering if the dangerous work falling logs in the woods of Wallowa County was worth the pain of leaving one’s birth community.  \nThe project invites the audience to ponder these questions through joyful music composed by Portland jazz composer and pianist Ezra Weiss. Writer\, speaker\, and self-styled creative revolutionist S. Renee Mitchell has written lyrics featuring legendary jazz vocalist Marilyn Keller. The songs will be interspersed with two short films by Kalimah Abioto focused on the work that women did in Maxville\, and a young boy playing in an imagined Vanport who encounters rushing waters that foreshadow the flood that destroyed the city in 1948.  \nPJCE Executive Director Douglas Detrick serves as artistic director for the project which employs a five-member creative team aiming to speak with the communities that are connected to these stories\, not for them. The team drew heavily on records and research of Gwendolyn Trice\, Executive Director of Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center\, whose father worked at Maxville. \nMAXVILLE TO VANPORT’s public events are: \n\nApril 12\, 7:30 pm\, Groth Hall\, Eastern Oregon University\, One University Boulevard\, La Grande\, OR 97850 – Concert\, Free admission\, no ticket required. \nApril 13\, 7 pm\, OK Theatre\, 208 W Main St\, Enterprise\, OR 97828 – $20 general\, $15 senior & veteran\, $10 students\, Tickets available online.\nApril 14\, 5 pm social hour\, 6 pm dinner\, 7 pm concert\, Grand Ballroom\, Baker Heritage Museum\, 2480 Grove St\, Baker City\, OR 97814 – $50 includes concert and dinner\, tickets available online\, or by calling 541-523-5369.\nMay 26\, 7 pm\, Alberta Rose Theatre\, 3000 NE Alberta St\, Portland\, OR 97211 – Concert\, $35 preferred GA\, $25 general\, $20 senior & veteran\, $5 Arts For All tickets available at the door day of show only. Tickets available online or by calling 503-764-4131.\n\nOther events not open to the public include: \n\nApril 12\, 1 pm\, OK Theatre\, Enterprise\, OR | Concert for Wallowa County students\nApril 13\, 1–2 pm\, Josephy Center\, Joseph\, OR | Improvised performances for art students\n\nThe year-long project that began with community discussion events in Portland and Joseph in the fall culminates in a performance tour to La Grande\, Enterprise\, and Baker City\, as well as a studio album\, a short documentary film and a performance in Portland in conjunction with the Vanport Mosaic. The project was generously funded by the Oregon Community Foundation’s Creative Heights program and was sponsored by the Oregon Historical Society. Project partners include Vanport Mosaic\, Josephy Center for the Arts\, Crossroads Carnegie Center for the Arts\, Eastern Oregon University\, and the OK Theatre. \nABOUT THE CREATIVE TEAM\nLyricist: S. Renee Mitchell is an award-winning writer and published author\, multimedia artist\, social justice advocate\, and teacher/facilitator. Mitchell’s more than 25 years of journalism experience has groomed her exceptional communication\, analytical and grant-writing skills\, yet\, Renee is also a community-grounded visionary. She is the 2015 Yolanda D. King Drum Major Award winner in recognition of dedicated community service; was the librettist of “Sherman: A Jazz Opera;” has published a novel\, children’s story\, and several small-press zines; and teaches writing to children as the leader of the Saturday Academy Social Justice Camp as well as many other Portland institutions. \nComposer: Ezra Weiss has recorded seven albums as a bandleader\, most recently “Before You Know It\,” recorded live Portland\, and composed songs and book for Northwest Children’s Theatre’s “Alice in Wonderland.” He has led his own bands at major venues throughout the U.S.\, including several week-long engagements at Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Dizzy’s Club. He has won the ASCAP Young Jazz Composer Award three times and has been listed in DownBeat Critics Polls in the Rising Star Arranger category. He currently teaches at Portland State University and holds a Bachelors in Jazz Composition from the Oberlin Conservatory and a Masters in Jazz Piano from Queens College. \nVocalist: Marilyn Keller is a singer who performs a diverse range of jazz\, gospel\, and musical theatre throughout Oregon and abroad and was voted into Oregon Jazz Society’s Hall of Fame 2016. She joined Black Swan Classic Jazz Band in 1997 and has toured throughout Europe and the US. She has also remained active in a wide variety of other performance ensembles and styles: The Don Latarski Group\, Darrell Grant’s The Territory\, Thara Memory\, Tall Jazz\, Disciples in Song\, and the Augustana Jazz Quartet among many others.  \nFilmmaker: A native of Memphis\, Tennessee\, Kalimah Abioto began playing the drums at age three\, writing in elementary school\, and makings films in high school centered around dreams\, sexuality\, and the nexus between Black people\, humans\, freedom\, and the natural-spirit worlds. She received her BA in film and video from Hollins University and is a co-creator\, along with her four sisters of The People Could Fly Project\, a multimedia project documenting the dreams and stories of people in the African Diaspora. Abioto has worked with different artists and groups including Afropop Worldwide\, Holy Mojo\, The Black Portlanders\, Spirit Law Center\, Diamond Law\, and others that value life force. She was a 2017 Artist in Residence at Open Signal. \nHistorian: Gwendolyn Trice founded Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center\, a non-profit cultural heritage center in Wallowa County\, Oregon and currently serves as its Executive Director. She also provided support and information for OPB’s 2009 video Logger’s Daughter. Currently\, she serves on the Oregon Commission on Black Affairs and is part of a Leadership cohort for the Center for Diversity and Environment. \nABOUT PJCE \nThe Portland Jazz Composers’ Ensemble is a 12-piece jazz ensemble which commissions and performs original works by its members and by other jazz composers in the Portland music community and beyond. It is our mission to operate a large musical ensemble\, to commission and perform original works by members of the ensemble and by other jazz composers in the Portland music community and elsewhere\, to act as a forum for the development and presentation of works for large ensemble by established and emerging jazz composers\, and to engage and enrich community awareness and appreciation of contemporary music. \nPJCE’s guiding principles are to:  \n\nEnrich the first uniquely American art form.\nCultivate the development of new music.\nEncourage and promote established and emerging living composers.\nProvide a forum for experimentation without commercial concern.\nDisseminate contemporary American music through publicity\, recordings\, newsletters and affordable concerts in varied venues to promote jazz appreciation both locally and nationally.\nCollaborate with artists\, other nonprofits\, and creative organizations in multiple disciplines.\nFoster relationships with educational institutions.\n\n  \n###
URL:https://douglasdetrick.com/event/pjce-maxille-vanport-eastern-oregon-university/
LOCATION:Eastern Oregon University\, One University Boulevard\, La Grande\, OR\, 97850\, United States
CATEGORIES:Gigs,PJCE
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20180302T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20180302T170000
DTSTAMP:20260802T175715
CREATED:20180302T162543Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180302T162543Z
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SUMMARY:PJCE "From Maxville to Vanport" @ Eastern Oregon University
DESCRIPTION:A live performance of the The Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble’s (PJCE) “From Maxville to Vanport” featuring poetry by Renee Mitchell\, music by Ezra Weiss\, and video by Laura Lo Forti. \nThis piece of community-guided music incorporates the stories of two unique towns in Oregon’s history\, Maxville and Vanport\, in songs for Marilyn Keller with our 12-member jazz ensemble. Maxville and Vanport both had significant multicultural populations at a time when Oregon was particularly unfriendly to non-white residents\, and their histories deserve to be heard and better understood by all Oregonians. \nThe Portland Jazz Composers’ Ensemble is a 12-piece jazz chamber orchestra which commissions and performs original works by its members and by other jazz composers in the Portland music community. The PJCE has received support from the OCF’s 2015 Creative Heights and Small Arts programs\, the Regional Arts and Culture Council\, and the Oregon Arts Commission. Now in its tenth year\, the PJCE has commissioned more than 50 composers\, and produced more than 30 concerts of original works.
URL:https://douglasdetrick.com/event/pjce-maxville-vanport-eastern-oregon-university/
LOCATION:Eastern Oregon University\, One University Boulevard\, La Grande\, OR\, 97850\, United States
CATEGORIES:Gigs,PJCE
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20180217T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20180217T210000
DTSTAMP:20260802T175715
CREATED:20170921T152159Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170921T152159Z
UID:3153-1518894000-1518901200@douglasdetrick.com
SUMMARY:PJCE with Edna Vazquez @ Columbia Center for the Arts
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://douglasdetrick.com/event/pjce-edna-vazquez-columbia-center-arts/
LOCATION:Columbia Center for the Arts\, 215 Cascade Ave\, Hood River\, OR\, 97031\, United States
CATEGORIES:Gigs,PJCE
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20180215T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20180215T210000
DTSTAMP:20260802T175715
CREATED:20170921T151921Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20171210T061601Z
UID:3151-1518723000-1518728400@douglasdetrick.com
SUMMARY:PJCE with Edna Vazquez @ Old Church\, PDX Jazz Festival
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://douglasdetrick.com/event/pjce-edna-vazquez-old-church-pdx-jazz-festival/
LOCATION:The Old Church\, 1422 SW 11th Ave\, \, Portland\, OR\, 97201\, United States
CATEGORIES:Gigs,PJCE
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20171104T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20171104T203000
DTSTAMP:20260802T175715
CREATED:20170929T153143Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170929T153143Z
UID:3171-1509822000-1509827400@douglasdetrick.com
SUMMARY:From Maxville to Vanport: Community Input Event - Wallowa County
DESCRIPTION:The Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble (PJCE) is creating a new piece of community-guided music\, “From Maxville to Vanport\,” incorporating the stories of two unique towns in Oregon’s history: Maxville and Vanport. The project will culminate in a concert-length composition for the PJCE to be performed May 26 and 27\, 2018\, as part of the Vanport Festival (May 25–28). Maxville and Vanport both had significant multicultural populations at a time when Oregon was particularly unfriendly to non-white residents\, and their histories deserve to be heard and better understood by all Oregonians.
URL:https://douglasdetrick.com/event/maxville-vanport-community-input-event-wallowa-county/
LOCATION:Josephy Center for the Arts\, 403 Main St\, Joseph\, OR\, 97846\, United States
CATEGORIES:Gigs,PJCE
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20171020T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20171020T210000
DTSTAMP:20260802T175715
CREATED:20170921T151247Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170929T153430Z
UID:3148-1508526000-1508533200@douglasdetrick.com
SUMMARY:PJCE 10th Anniversary Celebration - Fremont Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Portland’s only non-profit organization dedicated exclusively to Oregon artists celebrates its tenth anniversary season in a fundraiser and “story-concert” event at the Fremont Theatre. \nThe Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble is turning ten! Since our first concert in January of 2008\, the PJCE has been proving that Oregon jazz artists can make world-class music when the opportunity. On October 20th at the Fremont Theatre\, we celebrate this important milestone by telling our story—how artists can build a network of support that allows them to reach new heights of creativity\, and connects them to the most important conversations of our time.
URL:https://douglasdetrick.com/event/pjce-10th-anniversary-celebration/
LOCATION:Fremont Theater\, 2393 NE Fremont St\, Portland\, OR\, 97212\, United States
CATEGORIES:Gigs,PJCE
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20170930T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20170930T163000
DTSTAMP:20260802T175715
CREATED:20170929T152830Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170929T153249Z
UID:3169-1506783600-1506789000@douglasdetrick.com
SUMMARY:From Maxville to Vanport: Community Input Event - Portland
DESCRIPTION:The Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble (PJCE) is creating a new piece of community-guided music\, “From Maxville to Vanport\,” incorporating the stories of two unique towns in Oregon’s history: Maxville and Vanport. The project will culminate in a concert-length composition for the PJCE to be performed May 26 and 27\, 2018\, as part of the Vanport Festival (May 25–28). Maxville and Vanport both had significant multicultural populations at a time when Oregon was particularly unfriendly to non-white residents\, and their histories deserve to be heard and better understood by all Oregonians.
URL:https://douglasdetrick.com/event/maxville-vanport-community-input-event-2/
LOCATION:Oregon Historical Society\, 1200 SW Park Ave\, Portland\, OR\, 97205\, United States
CATEGORIES:Gigs,PJCE
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20170819T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20170819T180000
DTSTAMP:20260802T175715
CREATED:20170524T025743Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170531T205224Z
UID:3053-1503165600-1503165600@douglasdetrick.com
SUMMARY:PJCE with Jasnam Daya Singh @ Montavilla Jazz Festival
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://douglasdetrick.com/event/portland-jazz-composers-ensemble-jasnam-daya-singh/
LOCATION:Montavilla Jazz Festival
CATEGORIES:Gigs,PJCE
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20170816T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20170816T210000
DTSTAMP:20260802T175715
CREATED:20170524T030121Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170531T205252Z
UID:3056-1502910000-1502917200@douglasdetrick.com
SUMMARY:PJCE with Jasnam Daya Singh @ Roaring Rapids
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://douglasdetrick.com/event/portland-jazz-composers-ensemble-jasnam-daya-singh-2/
LOCATION:Roaring Rapids\, Springfield\, Oregon
CATEGORIES:Gigs,PJCE
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20161029T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20161029T200000
DTSTAMP:20260802T175715
CREATED:20160921T034312Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160921T034312Z
UID:2999-1477771200-1477771200@douglasdetrick.com
SUMMARY:Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble @ The Old Church
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://douglasdetrick.com/event/portland-jazz-composers-ensemble-the-old-church/
LOCATION:The Old Church\, 1422 SW 11th Ave\, \, Portland\, OR\, 97201\, United States
CATEGORIES:Gigs,PJCE
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20160603T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20160603T200000
DTSTAMP:20260802T175715
CREATED:20160420T223106Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160420T223106Z
UID:2966-1464984000-1464984000@douglasdetrick.com
SUMMARY:Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble with Holland Andrews
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://douglasdetrick.com/event/portland-jazz-composers-ensemble-with-holland-andrews/
LOCATION:Disjecta\, 8371 N Interstate Ave\, Portland\, OR\, 97217\, United States
CATEGORIES:Gigs,PJCE
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20160220T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20160220T193000
DTSTAMP:20260802T175715
CREATED:20160117T174347Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160117T174411Z
UID:2934-1455996600-1455996600@douglasdetrick.com
SUMMARY:Grasshoppers: The PJCE plays works by student composers and their mentors
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://douglasdetrick.com/event/grasshoppers-the-pjce-plays-works-by-student-composers-and-their-mentors/
LOCATION:The Old Church\, 1422 SW 11th Ave\, \, Portland\, OR\, 97201\, United States
CATEGORIES:Gigs,PJCE
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20150815T184000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20150815T184000
DTSTAMP:20260802T175715
CREATED:20150719T213327Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20150719T213327Z
UID:2873-1439664000-1439664000@douglasdetrick.com
SUMMARY:Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble @ Montavilla Jazz Festival
DESCRIPTION:I’ll be leading and playing trumpet with the PJCE at the Montavilla Jazz Festival. See the PJCE’s website for more info about the group\, or the festival’s site for info on the festival.
URL:https://douglasdetrick.com/event/portland-jazz-composers-ensemble-montavilla-jazz-festival/
LOCATION:Portland Metro Arts\,  9003 SE Stark St\, Portland\, OR\, 97216\, United States
CATEGORIES:Gigs,PJCE
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20150502T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20150502T213000
DTSTAMP:20260802T175715
CREATED:20150329T034516Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20150329T034516Z
UID:2836-1430596800-1430602200@douglasdetrick.com
SUMMARY:PJCE Sextet +1 @ Disjecta
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://douglasdetrick.com/event/pjce-sextet-1-disjecta/
LOCATION:Disjecta\, 8371 N Interstate Ave\, Portland\, OR\, 97217\, United States
CATEGORIES:Gigs,PJCE
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20150226T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20150226T190000
DTSTAMP:20260802T175715
CREATED:20141107T060102Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20141107T060102Z
UID:2685-1424977200-1424977200@douglasdetrick.com
SUMMARY:PJCE @ PDX Jazz Festival
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://douglasdetrick.com/event/pjce-pdx-jazz-festival/
LOCATION:The Old Church\, 1422 SW 11th Ave\, \, Portland\, OR\, 97201\, United States
CATEGORIES:Gigs,PJCE
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20140907T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20140909T210000
DTSTAMP:20260802T175715
CREATED:20140617T170458Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140629T213949Z
UID:2584-1410116400-1410296400@douglasdetrick.com
SUMMARY:PJCE: Fall Concert with Taylor Ho Bynum
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://douglasdetrick.com/event/pjce-fall-concert-taylor-ho-bynum/
LOCATION:OR
CATEGORIES:Gigs,PJCE
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