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The Jazz Arts Group of Columbus (JAG) is America's oldest not-for-profit arts organization dedicated to producing, performing and promoting jazz. JAG is the third largest performing arts organization in Columbus and consists of four focus areas: the Columbus Jazz Orchestra (CJO), one of the world's finest professional jazz orchestras; Jazz on the Avenue, our small group series; Musician Services, providing employment opportunities for professional musicians; and JAG's extensive Education Programs, educating both students and adults about jazz and American music.

The Columbus Jazz Orchestra (CJO) presents over forty concerts each season at the historic Southern Theatre in two performance series: Swingin' At The Southern and The Great American Songbook. The 2100 subscribers for the two concert series makes the CJO audience the largest subscription base for any jazz orchestra series in the United States. The CJO now also performs an outdoor summer concert series, JazZoo, at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium.

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Crossroads Center
4434 Crossroads Center
Columbus, Oh 43232
Toll Free: 1-800-244-9183, Phone: 614-863-5264, Fax: 614-863-0574

Mark Flugge is active in the Central Ohio area as a pianist, composer, educator, and bandleader. As a leader he has recorded three CDs: “February’s Promise” (all original compositions), “Familiarity” (Cojazz), which also features Gene Bertoncini and Michael Moore, and his latest, "In Love, In Blue". A solo piano recording, it's a mix of American popular songbook gems, Flugge originals, and a unique reworking of "Rhapsody In Blue". He has recorded four CDs with Columbus singer Dick Mackey, and is also the featured soloist on the Famous Jazz Orchestra CD “Sight Readin’ Baby”. Performance credits include work with such notables as David “Fathead” Newman, Joe La Barbera, Jimmy Heath, Marcus Belgrave, Ken Peplowski, Joe Lovano, Jon Faddis, Eddie Daniels, John Abercrombie, Claudio Roditi, and Ira Sullivan, among many others.

Classically trained, Mr. Flugge is a diligent student of jazz piano styles. In July 2006 he appeared with the Columbus Symphony Orchestra as soloist in Gershwin’s “Rhapsody in Blue”, which he also performed with the Westerville Symphony in 2004. In April 2006 as part of the Firehouse Jazz Concert Series, Mark presented an Ellington retrospective featuring clarinetist Ken Peplowski.

Other recent notable projects include Mark’s transcription of Thelonious Monk’s 1959 “Town Hall Concert” for performances in Columbus and at the University of Illinois Summer Jazz Festival; for both of these shows he served as conductor and pianist. Another Firehouse Jazz Concert Flugge produced, “A Tribute to Horace Silver”, was named a “Best Event of 2005” by the Columbus Dispatch.

Locally, Mark leads the Mark Flugge Trio with bassist Dave DeWitt and drummer Dave Weinstock. As the house rhythm section for Flugge's "Chamber Jazz Series at the Columbus Music Hall", they regularly pack the house with programs devoted to specific jazz styles and composers. He frequently appears with the Columbus Symphony Orchestra and the Columbus Jazz Orchestra. The Ohio Arts Council has awarded Flugge on three separate occasions for pieces he composed for his group “No Pedestrians”.

Mr. Flugge is a jazz faculty member at Capital University and at the Ohio State University, and is a former faculty member of the Eastman School of Music. He has conducted clinics throughout the U.S. and Germany on jazz improvisation and the music of Duke Ellington. In addition, he maintains a private teaching studio which focuses on jazz improvisation and composition. Mark Flugge earned a BM in jazz composition from the Ohio State University, and MM in jazz performance from the Eastman School of Music. His teachers include Paul Gearhart, Richard Tetley-Kardos, Bob Allen, Hank Marr, and Bill Dobbins.

Music in the Air, a program of the Columbus Recreation and Parks Department, presents the finest local, national and international artists in music and dance. The series offers free outdoor performances in city parks from June through September.

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ProMusica Chamber Orchestra was founded in 1978 to present the best of traditional chamber orchestra repertoire and to promote the understanding and appreciation of contemporary American music. Since 1998, ProMusica has served as the resident orchestra of the historic Southern Theatre.

Under the direction of Co-Founder and Music Director, Timothy Russell, ProMusica has commissioned 41 new works and has presented 95 premieres. In 2005-2006 ProMusica presented three world premieres, including works by Joan Tower, Andrew Kinney, and Vera Stanojevic, the winner of the Ohio Composers Competition, which ProMusica sponsored. The 2006-2007 Season will feature commissions and world premieres by Gabriela Frank, Christopher Theofanidis, and Richard Cioffari.

1357 N. High Street
Columbus, Ohio 43201
phone: (614) 294-7611
fax: (614) 297-8992

Six String Concerts, Inc. was founded in 1988 by a group of friends who loved acoustic music and wanted to see singer/songwriters perform in Central Ohio. Frustrated by the lack of national acoustic acts playing in the area at the time, they decided to produce concerts themselves. Now in its eighteenth year, Six String Concerts continues to bring top national and regional acoustic musicians to the Columbus area for a series of 9-10 concerts held between September and May. The concerts are held in intimate, smoke and alcohol-free environments that allow the performers and audiences an unhindered musical experience.

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Dublin, OH 43017
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