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Welcome to tonight’s program. What a privilege it’s going to be to spend our evening in the company of a true music industry legend.

After tonight, we’ll have a bit of a break in the season as we make way for a long run of The Lion King at the Landmark Theater. When our crew trucks leave the theater late tonight, the Lion King tractor trailers will begin pulling in behind them, and the transformation of the Landmark for this amazing, award-winning Broadway musical will begin. The curtain will go up on February 15th.

It’s great to see productions like Wicked and The Lion King coming to Richmond and doing so well. It’s good for our community’s lovers of arts and culture, and it’s good for the Landmark Theater. Ultimately, it’s these kinds of large commercial productions that will make the extensive theater upgrades that we’ve all been waiting for possible. In fact, I am very pleased to share with you that you will be seeing renovated restrooms and brand new restrooms next season! So, we are more than happy to spread out our dates in order to accommodate The Lion King.

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Quincy JonesA Storied Life and Career

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Last year, a Los Angeles Times reporter wrote, “A conversation with Quincy Jones is like talking to a jukebox loaded with platinum singles.” Tonight, the music industry legend known to his friends as “Q” will sit down and share the stories of his life and career with The Richmond Forum.

Born in Chicago’s South Side ghetto during the Depression, young Quincy spent his early years in a dangerous world filled with crime, violence, and poverty. When he was seven, he was attacked on the street, his hand pinned to a wooden fence with a switchblade.

When he was ten, his family moved to Seattle, Washington, where Quincy discovered a vibrant music scene, as well as his own musical talents. At 13, Count Basie became his mentor and Quincy began playing trumpet at weddings in a combo that he formed with a teenage singer-pianist named Ray Charles.

Soon, Jones was on the road with Lionel Hampton and playing and arranging with such greats as Tommy Dorsey, Sarah Vaughan, Count Basie, and Duke Ellington. The “who’s who” of Jones’ career hasn’t stopped in the six decades since and has included chart-topping collaborations with Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Michael Jackson, and hundreds more.

Quincy won his first Grammy in 1963, for his Count Basie arrangement of “I Can’t Stop Loving You.” In the mid-60s, Quincy served as conductor and arranger for Frank Sinatra; Quincy’s arrangement of “Fly Me To The Moon” was the first recording played by astronaut Buzz Aldrin when he landed upon the moon’s surface in 1969.

An impresario in the broadest and most creative sense of the word, Jones’ résumé has

included the roles of composer, record producer, artist, film producer, arranger, conductor, instrumentalist, TV producer, record company executive, magazine founder, multi-media entrepreneur, and humanitarian.

In 1985, Jones produced the film The Color Purple, directed by Steven Spielberg and starring Whoopi Goldberg, Oprah Winfrey, and Danny Glover. He also produced the television series The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air and published the magazines Vibe and SPIN.

He produced the top-selling album of all time —Michael Jackson’s Thriller—and the top-selling single of all time—We Are The World.

Quincy Jones is the all-time most-nominated Grammy artist, with a total of 79 nominations and 27 awards. He has also received an Emmy, seven Academy Award nominations, and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award.

In 2001, Jones was a Kennedy Center Honoree and, in 2011, he was awarded the National Medal of Arts by President Obama.

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A fixture in Hollywood for more than 30 years, his work in front of and behind the camera has afforded him unique insight into the ways in which media can be, and often is, used to manipulate and influence public opinion. Thus, while he still enjoys acting, Tim currently devotes much of his time to producing documentaries and television programs that provide unique views of the legacy of a people who played an essential role in shaping the destiny of America. This work, reaching across cultures and generations, provides a much-

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Richmond Public SchoolsAll-City Jazz Band

The Richmond Public Schools All-City Jazz Band is comprised of 13 student-musicians who rank as some of the area’s most talented young jazz artists. Ranging from ninth to 12th-grade and representing each of the city’s high schools, members of the band have won numerous awards and competed at several festivals.

The ensemble’s song list includes Quincy Jones numbers like “Killer Joe,” “Birth of a Band,” “Soul Bossa Nova,” “Everything Must Change,” and “For Lena and Lennie,” plus, other classic jazz songs like “C Jams Blues,” “Lil’ Darlin,” “Things Ain’t What They Used to Be,” and “Manteca.”

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Alto Saxophones: Regina Easter (Richmond Community) and Lewis Lawrence (Thomas Jefferson), Tenor Saxophones: Deion Henderson (Richmond Community) and Zayquawn Mason (John Marshall), Trombones: Brian Ellerbe (Thomas Jefferson) and Dontique Howard (George Wythe), Trumpets: Drew Anderson (Open), L’Chaun Carte (Thomas Jefferson), Andrey Jackson (Huguenot), and Shadejha Tompkins (Armstrong), Bass: Darryl Baugh (Franklin Military), Drums: Joshua

Walters (Huguenot), Guitar: Morgan Burrs (Richmond Community), and Piano Meta Staten (Richmond Community)

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Nat Boyd (Wythe), David Corey (Franklin), Fayesha Cousins ( Jefferson), Jeremy Cox (Marshall), Gregory McCallum (Community), Christopher Moseley (Huguenot), Clifton Murray (Armstrong) and Guitar Instructor: Jose Pomier (Franklin)

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March 14, 1933: Quincy Delight Jones, Jr. is born on the South Side of Chicago and lives there until he is ten years old, moving to Seattle, Washington in 1943.

1945: Jones tries all the instruments in his suburban Seattle junior high school band before settling on the trumpet. He soon becomes a fixture in Seattle’s clubs, playing in the Bumps Blackwell Junior Band. His best friend, three years his senior, is a local singer and pianist named Ray Charles. Charles opens Jones’ eyes to orchestration.

1950: Quincy wins a full scholarship to Boston’s Schillinger House of Music, later known as Berklee College of Music.

1951: Moves to New York, begins arranging and playing with jazz staples Cannonball Adderley, Count Basie, and Dinah Washington.

1953: Lionel Hampton signs the young Quincy Jones to join his orchestra on a European tour, as a trumpet player and arranger.

1956: Dizzy Gillespie recruits Quincy to lead his band on a U.S. State Department-sponsored international goodwill tour of the Middle East and South America.

1957: Quincy settles in Paris and studies with Nadia Boulanger, the legendary Parisian tutor to American expatriate composers.

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Luther King, Jr. and Operation Breadbasket. After Dr. King’s death, Quincy serves on the board of Jesse Jackson’s People United to Save Humanity (PUSH). He also founds the annual Black Arts Festival in Chicago.

1960: Quincy puts together an 18-piece big band orchestra and goes on the road in Europe for ten months. The band becomes the most popular band in Europe, but the overhead is a financial nightmare for Jones.

1961: At age 28, Quincy Jones becomes vice-president of Mercury Records, the first African-American to hold an executive position in a white-owned record company. He becomes the producer, arranger, and touring musical director for several artists, and discovers popular teen artist Lesley Gore. Between 1961 and 1965, he works with Dizzy Gillespie, Dinah Washington, Brook Benton, Peggy Lee, Sarah Vaughan, Count Basie, Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis, Jr., and Billy Eckstine.

1963: Produces Leslie Gore’s number-one hit, It’s My Party. In the following few years, nine more Jones-produced singles, including You Don’t Own Me, become Top 40 hits for Gore.

Jones wins the first of his 27 Grammy Awards for his Count Basie arrangement of I Can’t Stop Loving You.

Jones scores Sidney Lumet’s The Pawnbroker, the first of his 33 major motion picture film scores.

1967: Composes the theme music for television crime drama, Ironside. The music themes for television comedies The Bill Cosby Show (1969) and Sanford and Son (1972) soon follow.

1969: Astronaut Buzz Aldrin plays Quincy’s famous arrangement of Fly Me To The Moon upon landing Apollo XI on the moon.

1970s: Quincy becomes committed to the historical preservation of black music and helps found the Institute of Black American Music, a project that chronicles the history of black music from Africa to the Americas.

1974: After suffering a near-fatal brain aneurysm, Quincy recovers and is back at work within six months, with a renewed sense of purpose.

1977: Wins an Emmy Award for Outstanding Achievement in Music Composition, for Alex Haley’s Roots television miniseries.

1978: Reteaming with Sidney Lumet, Jones scores The Wiz. During this time, he gets to know the young pop star Michael Jackson, who plays the Scarecrow in the film.

1979: Produces Michael Jackson’s Off the Wall.

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Art Farmer, Quincy Jones, Lionel Hampton, and Walter “Suede” Williams.

In the late 40s, the Bumps Blackwell Junior Band played all over the Northwest, backing up the great Billie Holiday and Billy Eckstine. Jones is third from the right.

Quincy first worked with Frank Sinatra in 1958, conducting and arranging a number of the crooner’s

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1980: Jones starts Qwest Records as a joint venture with Warner Brothers.

1982: Produces Michael Jackson’s Thriller. The album goes on to sell an estimated 110 million copies, more than any other album in music history, and wins eight Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year.

1984: Co-produces, with Steven Spielberg, the screen adaptation of Alice Walker’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, The Color Purple; the movie earns 11 Oscar nominations.

1985: Conducts and produces the biggest-selling single ever, We Are The World, for Ethiopian famine relief, raising over $63 million. The single also wins a Grammy Award for Record of the Year.

1988: Quincy Jones is inducted into the Big Band and Jazz Hall of Fame.

1990: Becomes co-CEO/chairman of Quincy Jones Entertainment (QJE), a co-venture with Time-Warner, Inc., which is focused on developing multimedia programming for theaterical motion pictures, television programs, and other current and future technologies.

Wins multiple Grammy Awards and is awarded the Grammy Living Legend Award.

1991: Executive-produces the hit TV series, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, starring Will Smith.

1993: Executive-produces An American Reunion, an all-star concert and celebration at the Lincoln Memorial that was the first official event of Bill Clinton’s presidential inaugural celebration.

Quincy wins the Grammy Award for Best Large Jazz Ensemble Performance for Miles and Quincy Live at Montreux. The concert was the last performance by Miles Davis, two months before his death.

Founds VIBE, a music and entertainment magazine that predominantly features R&B and hip-hop music artists, actors, and other entertainers. Publishing group VIBE Ventures goes on to acquire SPIN and Blaze magazines.

1994: In partnership with The Tribune Company, Jones forms Qwest Broadcasting, one of the largest minority-controlled broadcasting companies in the U.S.

Jones is appointed to President Clinton’s Committee on the Arts & Humanities.

1995: At the Academy Awards, Quincy Jones becomes the first African-American to receive the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award.

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1996: Jones executive-produces the 68th Annual Academy Awards.

Named MusiCares Person of the Year by the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences.

1999: Quincy and partners sell Qwest Broadcasting for a reported $270 million.

2000: Executive-produces An American Celebration, the televised 2000 millennium concert for President Bill Clinton.

Harvard University endows the Quincy Jones Professorship of African-American Music.

2001: Publishes Q: The Autobiography of Quincy Jones, followed by The Complete Quincy Jones: My Journey & Passions (2008).

Recognized by the Kennedy Center for his lifetime of achievements and contributions to the world of music.

2007: Receives the George & Ira Gershwin Award from UCLA in recognition of his contributions to American music.

Harvard School of Public Health awards the first Q Prize, named in honor of Quincy Jones and created to recognize and promote

extraordinary leadership on behalf of children.

2008: Receives NEA Jazz Masters Award for recognition of his artistic excellence and lifelong achievements in the field of jazz.

Jones receives the BET Humanitarian Award.

2009: Founds the Quincy Jones Musiq Consortium for the purpose of improving the availability and quality of music education for children in the U.S.

2010: Produces We Are the World 25 for Haiti, following the devastating earthquake there.

2011: Quincy Jones is awarded the National Medal of Arts by President Obama; the highest honor given to artists and arts patrons by the U.S. government.

In collaboration with Emirati entrepreneur Badr Jafar, Quincy Jones jointly produces the Arabic charity single Tomorrow/Bokra, featuring 24 artists from 16 Arab countries across the Middle East and North Africa. The single soars to #1 in the Middle East.

2012: In March, Jones will executive-produce the Asia Academy of Music Arts & Sciences’ inaugural show in China, envisaged as the “Asian Grammys.”

On the set of “The Color Purple,” with author Alice Walker, director Steven Spielberg, and co-producer Quincy Jones.

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The Quincy Jones Musiq Consortium was founded in April 2009 for the purpose of improving the availability and quality of music education for children in the United States.

QJMC’s mission is to support cooperative music education endeavors that could not be accomplished by any organization working alone.

QJMC collaborates with over 175 community and organizational leaders in 35 cities across the United States, working together to create a unique and unprecedented advancement toward reversing the endemic decline of music education in schools in the U.S. QJMC has combined the resources of professional experience in music education, the music industry, the philanthropic sector, and the private citizenry to bring the positive power of music to children.

A core QJMC initiative is its signature Quincy Jones American Popular Music Curriculum. A collaboration with the project RECORDING: The History of Recorded Music will infuse the curriculum with exclusive interview and video footage.

Next steps for the Quincy Jones American Popular Music Curriculum include production, piloting, and eventually disseminating to all students in the U.S.

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What’s jazz got to do with it? Jazz is creative expression. It is collaboration and improvisation. It tells a story. It is an American art form that has been a vehicle for social change throughout history, especially during the Civil Rights Movement.

In partnership with Elegba Folklore Society, the VCU Jazz Studies department, and Richmond Shakespeare, middle and high school students from Chesterfield, the city of Richmond, and a consortium of private schools are exploring history through the literature, music, and other social commentary that influenced the Civil Rights Movement. They are using arts-based strategies to more personally connect with the events of the era. For example, students learn the theater technique of “tableau,” which means “frozen picture,” to explore the thoughts and feelings of participants in sit-ins and protests. Ultimately, students will create new jazz works and works of visual art to promote positive social change around current issues in our 21st-century global society.

Tonight, we are pleased to have Jazz 21 students with us in our Student Room. This evening, they will have a unique opportunity to visit with Quincy Jones, one of the iconic names at the center of their studies.

Jazz 21 is just one facet of the BrightLights Education Initiatives of Richmond CenterStage. For nearly three years, CenterStage has

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