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Pete McGuinness

Pete McGuinness is a Grammy-nominated composer/arranger and award-winning jazz vocalist. McGuinness was a long-time New York City-based jazz trombonist, and is currently Professor of Jazz Studies & Arranging at William Paterson University. As a composer-arranger, he has written for the Dave Liebman Big Band, the University Of Miami (Florida), The Westchester Jazz Orchestra and The Swiss Jazz Orchestra among others. As a trombonist, McGuinness has performed with luminaries such as Lionel Hampton, Jimmy Heath, The Woody Herman Orchestra (dir. Frank Tibieri), Mike Holober’s “Gotham Jazz Orchestra”, and Maria Schneider, including the Maria Schneider Orchestra’s Grammy-winning album “Concert In The Garden”. The Pete McGuinness Jazz Orchestra has recorded three albums, most recently 2019’s “Along For The Ride”, and received 3 Grammy nominations.

Listening Session

August 23, 2026

Presenting Artist(s)

Steve Guerra

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Chelsea McBride

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Mini-Lesson

August 18, 2026

Presenting Artist(s)

Daniel Hersog

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Building The Foundation Of An Original Arrangement

Daniel Jamieson

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Composer Spotlight

August 16, 2026

Presenting Artist(s)

Jeremy Siskind

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Possibilities of Perpetual Motion

Erica Seguine

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Mini-Lesson

August 11, 2026

Presenting Artist(s)

Stephen Philip Harvey

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Using Cultural Motifs In Your Compositions

Daniel Jamieson

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Rewatch Party

August 5, 2026

Presenting Artist(s)

Rachel Eckroth

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The Garden: Letting Melody Dictate Harmony

Erica Seguine

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Mini-Lesson

August 4, 2026

Presenting Artist(s)

Steve Guerra

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Creating Motion At Slower Tempos

Daniel Jamieson

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Composer Spotlight

July 29, 2026

Presenting Artist(s)

Migiwa Miyajima

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Amplifying Your Message Through Musical Techniques

Chelsea McBride

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