ITEC 2001 Artists
In no particular order. ()
WHETE - MAZURA - GALUSIN - JENSEN - SASS - HÖTZEL - BJØRN-LARSEN - HESS - TROPMAN - SWOBODA - HEAVY TUBA - R. CHILDS - D. CHILDS - DICKMAN - LEVI - SATO - DECK - YOUNG - PERANTONI - GOURLAY - JUNCTION - MIRAPHONE - CONGER - MEAD - ASKEW - MCDONNELL - BOWMAN - FLATEN - OLSRUD - VESTFALEN - SHERIDAN - MYLLYS - SZENTPÁLI - PILAFIAN - HOKAZONO - BROWN - BAKER - HUNTER - HUFF - TWISTED STEEL - GRAY - CRAIG - FREY - SKILLEN - BAADSVIK - ROSSE - GRIFFITHS
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Dr. Marc Dickman, Assistant Professor of Low Brass and Jazz Studies joined the faculty of the University of North Florida in 1986. He holds degrees from Troy State University, McNeese State University and the University of North Texas. Dr. Dickman played bass-trombone with the University of North Texas acclaimed One O'Clock Lab Band. In 1990 he won the International Leonard Falcone Euphonium Competition. He was a featured jazz artist at the 2000 International Tuba Euphonium Conference in Regina Saskatchewan.
Dr. Dickman is a member of the Modern Jazz Tuba Project, at 10 piece jazz ensemble utilizing euphonium as the lead voice. The MJT has performed in Nashville, Tennessee and in Washington, DC in January 2001. Dr. Dickman has performed with artists such as; Dizzy Gillespie, Diane Schuur, Buddy DeFranco, Branford Marsalis, and Doc Severinson. He is director of the North Florida Jazz Camp which is held each summer on UNF's campus. The appearance of Mr. Dickman |
