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1 Charles Rouse Sr. Born: April 6, 1924 Died: November 30, 1988 One of the greatest American jazz tenor saxophonists of his time. He is best known for his time with Thelonious Monk’s quartet, a period which lasted from 1959 to 1970. He was later a founding member of the group Sphere, which began as a tribute to Monk. Copyright © 2007 All Rights Reserved. L.A.Creations artwork is not to be copied, printed, or duplicated by anyone other than the artist; Lee Alston.

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Charles Rouse Sr.

Born: April 6, 1924Died: November 30, 1988

One of the greatest American jazz tenor saxophonists of his time. He is best known for his time with Thelonious Monk’s quartet, a period which lasted from 1959 to 1970. He was later a founding member of the group Sphere, which began as a tribute to Monk.

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Tenor saxophonist:

Charles Rouse studied clarinet before taking up tenor saxophone. He played in the bop big bands of Billy Eckstine (1944) and Dizzy Gillespie (1945), but made his first recordings as a soloist only in 1947, with Tadd Dameron and Fats Navarro. After playing rhythm-and-blues in Washington and New York, he was a member of the Duke Ellington Orchestra (1949-50) and Count Basie's octet (1950). He took part in Clifford Brown's first recordings in 1953, then worked with Bennie Green (1955) and played in Oscar Pettiford's sextet (c. 1955); with Julius Watkins, also one of Pettiford's sidemen, he led Les Modes (later the Jazz Modes), a bop quintet (1956-9). He joined Buddy Rich briefly before playing in Thelonious Monk's quartet (1959-70), the association for which he is best known. During the 1970s he worked as a freelance, and recorded three albums as a leader. In the early 1980s he was a member and joint leader of the quartet Sphere, which was dedicated to the performance of Monk's music; he performed in Wynton Marsalis's group at the Concord Jazz Festival (California) in 1987 and the following year recorded compositions by Monk in San Francisco with Carmen McRae. In the 1960s Rouse adapted his style to Monk's work, improvising with greater deliberation than most bop tenor saxophonists, and restating melodies often. His distinctive solo playing with Monk may be heard on Shuffle Boil (1964), in which he alternates reiterations of the principal thematic motif with formulaic bop runs.                                                                         Barry Kernfeld

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DisciplineMedia ArtsMultidisciplinaryMusicOpera/Music TheatrePhotographyTheatreVisual ArtsArtist Type

Media__Filmmaker__Video artist__Audio artist__Digital artist__Web-based designer__Animation__Filmmaker- Feature__Filmmaker- Documentary__Other media artist__Interdisciplinary

Performing Arts__Choreographer__Dancer__Composer__Songwriter__Electronic Musician__Brass Player__Fretted Instrument__Keyboard Player

__Percussionist__String Player__Singer- Vocalist__Woodwind Player

Performing Arts/Theatre__Actor__Mime/Movement__Storyteller__Performance Artist

Visual Arts__Graphic Artist__Printmaker__Painter__Muralist__Environmental Artist__Sculptor/Installations__Photographer__Book artist__Other visual arts

Writers__Poet__Writer- Fiction__Writer- Nonfiction__Playwright__Screenwriter__Other literary artist

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CHARLES ROUSE INSTITUTE OF PERFORMING ARTS

1VISITING ARTISTS-in-RESIDENCE PROGRAMTable of ContentsIntroduction 2Program Description 3Eligibility 3Application Procedures 4Work Samples: Instructions 5Application Form 6

2Visiting Artists-in Residence Program Introduction

MISSION STATEMENTArtists-in-Residence and VisitingArtists Program provides a supportive atmosphere for professional artists in adiversity of art forms within a collective art setting. The program(s) provide anopportunity to educate the public in the process of the creating art.Program Goals:• To enhance the diversity and quality of the creative services • To provide support of artists who wish to share their vision with the communityin a specific manner• To stimulate public participation in artistic processes in order to buildappreciation for the value of arts in daily life• To provide artists with affordable, subsidized studiospace (local AIR Program only)• To provide artist stipend, housing, and materials costs for specific short-termresidencies with visiting artists who create new works of art and expandprograms and audiences (Visiting AIR Program only)Objectives of the Visiting Artists-in-Residence Program:

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2 Continued: Visiting Artists-in Residence Program

• To provide the community with a dynamic artists-in-residence reflecting multiple disciplines in the arts;• To enrich the community through interaction with artists and artwork they would not otherwise experience.• To encourage new audiences’ participation in the arts, and to support artists who act as ambassadors in the community.

3Program Description:By providing a structure for the relationship between the working artist and thecommunity, the Visiting Artist-in-Residence Program is designed to furtherenhance the diversity and quality of the creative services that provide andsupport artists who wish to share their vision with the community.

Eligibility:Artists who create original work and live in New Jersey, New York, orPennsylvania. The artist must be the originator of artwork s/he creates, rather thanan interpreter of works previously created; for example, a playwright as opposed toan actor, visual artist as opposed to a curator.

Not Eligible:• Proposals from artists from outside New Jersey, New York, or Pennsylvania.• Projects in which the artist primarily functions as a teacher or instructor within an existing curriculum.• Students are not eligible as artists in residence.

Review Criteria and Process:Review Panel – Applications are reviewed by a panel of artists and artsprofessionals from the region, and non-voting representatives from the staff and Board of Directors. The panelists are chosen for their expertise and judgment in the types of art forms represented in the applicant pool. Panel members usually rotate off after a three-year term.

Proposal review criteria – Assessment is based on artistic excellence, qualifications of the artist, quality of the proposalas it relates to the AIR Goals and Objectives, interaction of the artist with the public, project budget feasibility, andevidence of planning and ability of the artist to implement the proposal.

Residency Length:Visiting Artists-in-Residence are selected to participate for a one to three-month term. A pre-planning session several months before the start of the residency is recommended. provides travel expenses and hotel accommodations for the pre-planning session, in addition to housing and artist stipend during theresidency at CRIPA.

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Visiting Jazz Artists

The Visiting Jazz Artist Workshop Series features clinics by jazz greats who perform with the students and present clinics, critiques, and lectures. There are approximately 15 guest artists each year. Some of the visiting artists have included:

Greg AbateJohn bercrombie

Jamey Aebersold*Harry Allen

Moises AlvesTim ArmacostDavid Baker*Mickey Bass

Gene BertonciniLouis Bellson*Roni Ben-Hur

Bill Berry*John Blake

Don Braden*Joshua Breakstone

Nick Brignola*Gordon Brisker*Obed CalvaireBill Charlap

Gerald ClaytonJeff Clayton

John Clayton*Corey Christiansen

Dave CliffJerry Coker*

John Fedchock*Bruce Forman*

Gene BertonciniLouis Bellson*Roni Ben-Hur

Bill Berry*John Blake

Don Braden*Joshua Breakstone

Nick Brignola*Gordon Brisker*Obed CalvaireBill Charlap

Gerald ClaytonJeff Clayton

John Clayton*Corey Christiansen

Dave CliffJerry Coker*

Eddie Daniels*David DarlingGeorge Duke

Mark ElfDan Faehnley

Dominick FarinacciFrank Foster*

Jovino Santos NetoRich PerryDave Pietro

Frank Foster*Jovino Santos Neto

Rich Greg AbateJohn AbercrombieJamey Aebersold*

Harry AllenMoises AlvesTim ArmacostDavid Baker*Mickey Bass

Ken Peplowski John PizzarelliFrank Proto*

PerryDave PietroChris Potter

Ken Peplowski John PizzarelliFrank Proto

Eddie Daniels*David DarlingGeorge Duke

Mark ElfDan Faehnley

Dominick FarinacciJohn Fedchock*Bruce Forman Chris Potter

* Has performed in concert with the CCM Jazz Ensemble, CCM Jazz Combos, or other CCM student jazz groups

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