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Graham Houpt, RJAM Trombone - Junior Recital
Saturday, April 11 2026, 7:30 PM at

Graham Houpt, RJAM Trombone - Junior Recital

Student Recital RJAM
Saturday, April 11 2026, 7:30 PM
RJAM students

This event is open to the public and no tickets are required for attendance.

In pursuit of their degrees at SFCM, each student presents a recital that represents their artistry and craft. Student Recitals feature repertoire curated by students with guidance from their faculty instructor.  

Program 

Graham Houpt: Practicing Love
Jaeden Lino Bamba Baclay, drums
Emmet Van Leer, piano
Sean Walters-McDonald, bass

Jeff Lorber: Terry's Lament
Jaeden Lino Bamba Baclay, drums
Emmet Van Leer, piano
Sean Walters-McDonald, bass
Matthew Gee, flugelhorn

J.J. Johnson: Boneology
Jaeden Lino Bamba Baclay, drums
Emmet Van Leer, piano
Sean Walters-McDonald, bass
Viggo Jensen, tenor saxophone

Stevie Wonder: I Can’t Help It
Miles Turk, drums
Jaeden Lino Bamba Baclay, precussion
Gene Wadsworth, piano
Sean Walters-McDonald, bass
Viggo Jensen, tenor saxophone
Matthew Gee, trumpet

Graham Houpt: Used (Like New)
Miles Turk, drums
Gene Wadsworth, piano
Sean Walters-McDonald, bass
Viggo Jensen, tenor saxophone
Matthew Gee, trumpet

Ivan Lins: Leva e Traz (Elis)
Miles Turk, drums
Jaeden Lino Bamba Baclay, precussion
Gene Wadsworth, piano
Sean Walters-McDonald, bass
Viggo Jensen, tenor saxophone
Matthew Gee, trumpet

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Saturday, April 11 2026, 7:30 PM to Saturday, April 11 2026, 9:00 PM

About SFCM’s Roots, Jazz, and American Music Department

Roots, Jazz, and American Music is a first-of-its-kind program that links a world-class music conservatory to an award-winning jazz concert venue at SFJAZZ. A program for undergraduate and postgraduate students that takes a holistic view of jazz from its inception to its current status, RJAM prepares the next generation of great jazz artists by engaging students in an innovative model of apprenticeship with all-star faculty, including members of the SFJAZZ Collective. Students in the RJAM program have the opportunity to perform in multiple venues in the Bay Area, and to collaborate and learn from some of the top jazz artists on the concert circuit today.