Playing for the reception after the concert was Cap jazz students Morgan Childs (from left), Sean Cronin, Jane Dean and Mike Hurwitz (in front).

Author Trevor Carolan (left), who has a new book due out later this year, attended the show with NS News editor Michael Becker.

Faculty member Val Mason (left) and student event services coordinator Kristin Jamieson welcomed guests to the reception.

Coordinator Tara Goerzen was busy selling Lovano's CDs after the show.

Foundation executive director Lana Robinson (left) looked on as North Van District tourism gal Laura MacMaster gave Terry LeBlanc a big cheeky kiss.

Park Royal Hotel's chef, Richard Palfenier, is a big jazz fan. He purchased one of Judi Silvano's CDs after the show.

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It's hard to describe in words the absolute musical brilliance of trumpeter Brad Turner (from left) and living legend Joe Lovano. Seen here with CBC Radio's Neil Ritchie, the guys gave a one-of-a-kind performance.

Andy Smith (from left), Vancouver Sun's Kevin Mooney and Paul Grant are all jazz experts who looked like they enjoyed the night thoroughly.

Performing arts programmer Fiona Black spoke with Brian Watson of Maximum Jazz, the record label behind Brad Turner.

Capilano faculty member and vocal director Rejean Marois (left) was in the audience as fellow faculty member and bass player Andre Lachance performed with the guys on stage.

Theatre faculty's Dawn Moore (from left), husband Paddy and Des Price escorted Japanese exchange student Emy Taromaru (centre) to the concert.