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9 Brass (Level IV) Pistachio is a catchy boogaloo that has audiences all over
the world tapping their toes. As one of Drew Zaremba’s hits, this tune was
originally recorded by the UNT’s famed One O’ Clock Lab Band. Bands in Japan, Australia, China, Europe, and all
over the states have enjoyed playing this chart, and your band will too! Solos
for anyone in the band, and a fun shout chorus which brings smiles to the
audience and the ensemble!
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Drew Zaremba
is quickly earning a worldwide reputation as a passionate conductor,
award-winning writer, and fiery performer. As a writer, he has composed and
arranged pieces for the BBC Orchestra, Metropole Orkest, Dallas Symphony
Orchestra, Wycliffe Gordon, Randy Brecker, Lee Loughane of Chicago, Chuck
Findley, Eddie Gomez, the Vietnam Classical Players, the Pyramid Jazz Orchestra
in Kanazawa, and Erin Dickins of the Manhattan Transfer. Mr. Zaremba joined the esteemed faculty of
the University of Northern Colorado in 2018 to teach jazz composition and
arranging. One of Drew’s most ambitious projects was writing a concert of music
entitled “Crossing Chinese Opera with Jazz” during a two month residency in
Zhuhai, China. Mr. Zaremba has published music through Sierra Music, UNC Jazz
press, and has recorded twenty of his pieces with the University of North Texas
One and Two O’Clock Lab Bands. In 2015,
Drew was awarded 1st prize of $10,000 in the Sherman/Barsanti Inspiration Award
at the UNT for his premier concert with his orchestra, the Unity Orchestra,
which featured Eddie Gomez. Drew was ecstatic to receive the Sammy Nestico
Award for his original composition in 2018, which includes a follow-up
commission with the world-renowned Airmen of Note.
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