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eceived his bachelor of music education degree. He received his master of music education andconducting degrees from Wichita (KS) State University.Office: 118 Music BuildingPhone: 517-355-7650Email: madden@msu.eduIsaiah Odajima, Assistant Professor and Assistant Director of BandsIsaiah Odajima received his B.M. from Stephen F. Austin State University and his M.M. in windconducting from Baylor University where he studied with professor Michael Haithcock. Odajima is alsoa drill designer of marching band shows for schools across the nation. His work (Precision Field Designs)has been performed by premiere marching bands at both high school and university levels and viewed byaudiences at numerous half-time shows, festivals, and collegiate bowl games. His list of clientele includespublic schools from all across Texas, and universities such as Baylor University, University of Texas,University of Michigan, University of Minnesota, Iowa State University, and Clemson University.Office: 14 Music BuildingPhone: (517) 432-7085Email: odajimai@msu.eduDavid Rayl, Professor of Music, Director of Choral Activities and Associate ean forGraduate Studiessee AdministrationJonathan Reed, Associate Professor and Associate Director of Choral ActivitiesJonathan Reed enjoys an active professional status as an adjudicator and clinician, conducting festivalsand all-state choruses throughout the United States. Reed is recognized across America for his leadershipin men’s choral music. Under his direction, the MSU Men's Glee Club has completed three Europeantours, and been an invited participant in the Midwest Music Conference in Ann Arbor, the 1998 CentralDivision Convention of ACDA in Detroit, and ACDA National Conventions in Chicago (1999) and SanAntonio (2001). In 1999, he received the “Outstanding Faculty Award” presented by the AssociatedStudents of Michigan State University.Office: 210 Music Practice BuildingPhone: 517-353-6600Email: reedj@msu.eduKevin Sedatole, Professor of Music, Director of Bands, and Chair of the Conducting AreaPrior to joining MSU, Kevin Sedatole was director of bands and associate professor of conducting atBaylor University. Previous to his appointment at Baylor he served as associate director of bands at theUniversity of Texas and director of the Longhorn Band, and as associate director of bands at theUniversity of Michigan and Stephen F. Austin State University. Sedatole received graduate degrees fromthe University of Texas at Austin and bachelor’s degree from Baylor University. His publicationsinclude: One Hundred Years of the Michigan Marching Band, Michael Daugherty's Niagara Falls: AConductor's Analysis and Gordon Jacob's Music for a Festival: A Conductor's Analysis.Office: 114 Music BuildingPhone: (517) 355-7654Email: ksed@msu.eduSandra Snow, Associate Professor of Music Education and Choral ConductingPrior to joining the MSU faculty, Sandra Snow served on the faculties of the University of Michigan andNorthern Illinois University, and as music director of the Glen Ellyn Children's Chorus. Snow edits severalBoosey & Hawkes choral publication series, and is frequently engaged as principal conductor and keynoterfor state and national music educator association conferences and festivals, including American ChoralDirector Association National Conferences.Office: 205 Music Practice BuildingPhone: 517-353-9118Email: slsnow@msu.edu13
Jazz StudiesWess Warmdaddy Anderson, Associate Professor of Jazz SaxophoneWess Anderson is a longtime member of the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra and sax player for WyntonMarsalis’ band. In 1988, he became a member of Wynton Marsalis’ Septet, with which he toured andrecorded for seven years, and has been a member of the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra since it begantouring in 1992. As a leader, Anderson has recorded and released three solo albums entitled "Warmdaddyin the Garden of Swing" (1994), "The Ways of Warmdaddy" (1996), and "Live at the Village Vanguard"(1999). Anderson is a frequent participant in Jazz at Lincoln Center educational events, and he served onthe faculty of the Juilliard Institute for Jazz Studies.Office: 301 Music PracticePhone: (517) 432-2270Email: ande1200@msu.eduWebsite: http://www.music.msu.edu/professorsofjazzDerrick Gardner, Assistant Professor of Jazz TrumpetDerrick Gardner has performed worldwide, working with some of the biggest names in jazz, includingDizzy Gillespie, George Benson, Frank Foster, Jon Faddis, Nancy Wilson, Tony Bennett, Joe Williams,Rufus Reid, Clark Terry, Kenny Baron and James Moody. He is a former member of the world famousCount Basie Orchestra, and is featured on the Grammy award winning recording "The Count BasieOrchestra Live at Manchester Craftman's Guild.” As composer/arranger, Gardner has written for theCount Basie Orchestra and also leads his own sextet, The Jazz Prophets. He toured with the big band ofsinger/actor Harry Connick, Jr., and was the featured trumpet soloist in the Broadway musical "ThouShalt Not," written by Harry Connick, Jr.Office: 311 Music Practice BuildingPhone: 517-432-9791Email: gardn154@msu.eduWebsite: http://www.music.msu.edu/professorsofjazzRandy Gelispie, Instructor of Jazz DrumsGelispie has traveled on the road with Wes Montgomery, Sonny Stitt, Dinah Washington, Etta Jones, LouDonaldson, and Gene Ammons. He has performed with Joe Williams, Nancy Wilson, Dizzy Gillespie,Tommy Flanagan, Barry Harris, Oliver Jones, O. C. Smith, Al Hibbler, and most recently with GeriAllen, Jimmy Witherspoon, John Lee Hooker, Big Maybelle, Donald Walden, Marcus Belgrave, PerryHughes, Rodney Whitaker, Gary Schunk, Rick Roe, Marian Hayden, Bill Heid, Andrew Speight, andWycliffe Gordon.Office: 304 Music PracticePhone: 517-432-6449Website: http://www.music.msu.edu/professorsofjazzDiego Rivera, Instructor of Jazz Saxophone and ImprovisationDiego Rivera has studied under Andrew Speight, Joseph Lulloff, Ron Blake, and Branford Marsalis.Rivera has toured with the Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra and performed with Wycliffe Gordon, Rick Roe, RonBlake, Branford Marsalis, Delfeayo Marsalis, Marcus Belgrave, Randy Gillespie, Ali Jackson, The DirtyDozen Brass Band and The O’ Jays. He has also performed at the Detroit Ford, and Lansing JazzFestivals.Office: 302 Music Practice BuildingPhone: 517-432-4489Email: riveradi@msu.eduWebsite: http://www.music.msu.edu/professorsofjazzRick Roe, Assistant Professor of Jazz PianoRick Roe has been a featured performer in the festivals of: Jacksonville (Fla.) Jazz, Savannah (Ga.)Onstage International Arts, Montreaux/Detroit Jazz, Birmingham Jazz, Lansing Jazz, Flint Jazz, andHawaii Jazz (with Frank Morgan). He has performed with Wynton Marsalis, Frank Foster, Jon Faddis,14
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