Malcolm Lynn Baker	303.428.9235
4485 W. 61st Place	mbaker@du.edu
Arvada, CO 80003	www.geocities.com/malcolm_lynn_baker

Resume Abstract

Teaching Experience 
* Lamont School of Music, University of Denver, Associate Professor - 1993 to present 
* Director of the Jazz Studies and Commercial Music Program - 1993 to present 
* Lamont Jazz Orchestra 
* Basic and Advanced Jazz improvisation 
* Jazz History 
* Jazz Composition 
* Jazz Combos 
* Director of Admission - 1997 to present 
* School of Music, Indiana University, Visiting Lecturer - 1991 to 1993 
* Studio Saxophone and Jazz Saxophone 
* Carleton College, Lecturer - 1984 to 1991 
* Director of Band and Jazz Studies 
* Carleton Wind Ensemble 
* Carleton Jazz Ensemble 
* Second Place, Univ. of Wisconsin - Eau Claire Jazz Festival, 1986 
* Jazz Combos 
* First Place, Univ. of Wisconsin - Eau Claire Jazz Festival, 1985 
* Jazz Improvisation 
* Studio Saxophone 
* Eastern Oregon State University, Lecturer - 1982 to 1984 
* Instrumental Ensembles and Techniques 
* EOSC Concert Band 
* EOSC Jazz Ensemble 
* La Grande Community Band, 1983 to 1984 
* La Grande Symphonic Orchestra 
* Studio Woodwinds 
* Theory I 
* Theory II 
* Music Appreciation 
* Brass, Woodwind, and Percussion Techniques Classes 
* Southern Oregon University, Visiting Lecturer - 1981 to 1982 
* Sabbatical Replacement 
* Band 
* Conducting 
* Analysis 
* Studio Saxophone and Clarinet 
Educational Experience 
* Indiana University, Advanced Studies in Saxophone and Jazz Studies, 1986 and 1989 to 1990 
* Saxophone lessons with Eugene Rousseau 
* Jazz History and Improvisation with David Baker 
* Jazz Ensemble with Dominic Spera 
* University of Oregon, Master of Music in Saxophone, 1980 
* Western Oregon University, Bachelor of Science in Music, 1978 
Performance Experience 
* A selected list of performance experience includes: 
* Louis Bellson 
* Lionell Hampton 
* David Baker 
* Billy Taylor 
* Bobby Shew 
* Sonny King 
* Dominic Spera 
* Jim Pepper 
* John Zorn 
* Ratso Harris 
* Jim Pugh 
* Cedar Avenue Big Band, Twin Cities (co-founder and 1st musical director) 
* Jon Faddis 
* Richard Boukas 
* Michael Formanek 
* Don Latarski 
* Eugene Rousseau 
* Jerry Hahn 
* Steven Mackey 
* Matt Cattingub 
* Active clinician/soloist with public school and college jazz programs 
* In addition, I performed as saxophone soloist with the University of Oregon Wind Ensemble on their 1981 Japan Tour. 
Awards 
* Colorado Visions Recognition Award for outstanding achievements in jazz composition - 1995 
* Winner of the Westside Jazz Composition contest in Minneapolis - 1987 
* Ruth Lorraine Close Performance Scholarship at the University of Oregon - 1980 
Publications 
* "A Musician's Schedule," Music Vistas, 1997. 
* Fragments, a compact disk recording, Phlogestron Music, 1997. 
* Co-author of Now Hear This eartraining software for Macintosh computers, published by Alfred Music Corp., 1997. 
* "Commercial Music," 1997. 
* The Climb, a compact disk recording by the Lamont School of Music Jazz Faculty, 1996. (sample1) (sample2) 
* "Score Analysis for a Better Jazz Ensemble" republished in two parts in the New York Music Educators Journal, 1995. 
* "Score Analysis for a Better Jazz Ensemble" published in three parts in the Colorado Music Educators Journal, 1993. 
* "Journey to Ixtlan," Indigenous Instruments, a compact disk recording of music by Steven Mackey, New Port Classic, 1993. 
* "MacJazz: MIDI Technology as a Curricular Resource for Jazz Education," Jazz Research Papers, 1990. 
* Co-author of MiBAC Jazz Improvisation Software for Macintosh computers, 1989. 
* "Black Nationalism and 'Free Jazz' Collectives: The Black Musicians' Approach to Economic Self-Determinism,"Jazz Research Papers, Vol. VI, 1986. 
* "How to Learn a Jazz Tune," Jazz Journal, Fall, 1985. 
* The UNC Jazz Press publishes the following jazz band compositions and arrangements: 
* Home of the Whopper 
* BJAM 
* African Warrior Suite 
* Good Bait