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Richard Inouye leads the Clark College Jazz Ensemble and Clark
College Jazz Festival.
Jazz Weekend for 60 Schools
The Clark College Jazz Fes-
tival presents three full days of
exhilarating big band jazz on
Thursday, Friday, and Satur-
day, Jan. 26-28 in the Gaiser
Center on the Clark College
campus in Vancouver, 1933
Fort Vancouver Way. Admis-
sion is $5 per day.
The festival will draw par-
ticipants from 60 middle and
high schools from Oregon and
Washington.
“Jazz really is one of our
American inventions and I’m
happy to see that it continues
to appeal to young musicians,”
says Clark Festival Director
Richard Inouye.
For more information and
a complete schedule of activi-
ties, visit clark.edu.