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Caleb Chapman’s Soundhouse is a musician performance training program based in Salt Lake City, Utah. It was founded by
Caleb Chapman Caleb Chapman (born August 15, 1973) is an American GRAMMY-nominated bandleader, music educator, author, entrepreneur, producer, motivational speaker, and musician from Derry, New Hampshire, who currently resides in Utah.Parish, Matt. (September ...
in 1998. Soundhouse has 25 bands with musicians aged 8 – 18, as well as some adult groups, in the genres of jazz, soul, swing, rock, reggae, funk, and fusion. The program teaches a multi-disciplinary skill set (such as business, showmanship, management, and marketing). Members of the groups rotate each year and manage the operations and promotion of the bands. They have recorded and released four albums. The executive leadership team includes
Caleb Chapman Caleb Chapman (born August 15, 1973) is an American GRAMMY-nominated bandleader, music educator, author, entrepreneur, producer, motivational speaker, and musician from Derry, New Hampshire, who currently resides in Utah.Parish, Matt. (September ...
(Founder and Chairman) and
Andrew Surmani Andrew Surmani is president and CEO of Surmani Business Coaching and associate professor of music industry studies/academic lead of the Master of Arts in Music Industry Administration program in the Mike Curb College of Arts, Media and Communicat ...
(CEO).


Awards

Bands and members of the program have received awards, such as: * 85 DownBeat Awards * 32 Best of State Medals for arts and education category * 3 Best of State Statue (BOSS) Awards from Utah Every member of the program has received scholarship offers for colleges and universities, averaging a collective $1 million each year (with a total of $2.5 million in 2016).


Alumni

Prominent Soundhouse alumni include: * Andrew Tolman, previously
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and currently Moth & the Flame * Jaydon Bean,
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, Saxophonist & Recording Artist * Haven Mcgee, Vocalist * Evan Wharton, Anchorage *
Caleb Chapman Caleb Chapman (born August 15, 1973) is an American GRAMMY-nominated bandleader, music educator, author, entrepreneur, producer, motivational speaker, and musician from Derry, New Hampshire, who currently resides in Utah.Parish, Matt. (September ...
, Saxophonist and Entertainer Alumni have also gone on to attend universities such as The Juilliard School,
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, the New England Conservatory of Music, University of Southern California, University of Miami, University of North Texas, Eastman School of Music, Georgetown,
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, and Brigham Young University.


Groups

Current groups include: * The flagship ensemble
Caleb Chapman's Crescent Super Band Caleb Chapman's Crescent Super Band is a music group directed by Caleb Chapman. It consists of 25 musicians aged 15–18 and is the flagship ensemble for Caleb Chapman's Soundhouse, an after school professional musician training program based in ...
(Modern Big Band/American Songbook) * Time Check Jazz Orchestra (Big Band Jazz) * Voodoo Orchestra (Jump Swing) * La Onda Caribeña (Latin Jazz & Salsa) * Soul Research Foundation (Motown Soul) * Vicious Beat (Pop & R&B) * The Inevitables (Swing & Alternative) * Hooligans Brass Band (New Orleans Brass Band) * Little Big Band (Big Band Jazz) * New Bop Big Band (Big Band Jazz) * Oo La La (Vocal Jazz) * Siren Sounds (Vocal Jazz) * Kingston Winter (Reggae) * Lo-Fi Riot (Ska) * Jukebox Antihero (Classic Rock) Bands from the program have performed in
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, Telluride Jazz Celebration,
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, Montreux Jazz Festival, Vienne Jazz Festival, Umbria Jazz Festival, Jazz Education Network Conferences,
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, The Apollo Theater, and The Utah Jazz basketball games. Outside of the U.S., bands from the program have performed in Cuba, France, Italy,
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, England, and Scotland. They have performed alongside
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-winners Joe Lovano, Nicholas Payton, Gordon Goodwin, Dave Weckl, Brian Lynch,
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, Jeff Coffin, Esperanza Spalding, Randy Brecker,
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, Christian McBride,
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, Peter Erskine,
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, and Kirk Whalum. Guest artists have included members from: Dave Matthews Band,
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, and the Saturday Night Live Band.


References

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External links


Caleb Chapman Music

Crescent Super Band

Jazz Education Network

GAM Foundation
Music education in the United States Companies based in Salt Lake City 1998 establishments in Utah