Virtual: Fayetteville Jazz Festival: Jazz History
Saturday, April 24
1:00pm - 2:00pm
Join us for the Fayetteville Jazz Festival presented by the University of Arkansas Community Music School, the Institute for Creative Music, Music Moves and Fayetteville Public Library.
Please join us online on Saturday, April 24 for the Fayetteville Jazz Festival presented by the University of Arkansas Community Music School, the Institute for Creative Music, Music Moves, and the Fayetteville Public Library. To ensure the health and safety of all the performers and our music loving community, The Fayetteville Jazz Festival events will be livestreamed only. They will be available for viewing and replay via our FPL Vimeo page at https://vimeo.com/534610508.
1:00 pm: Jazz History and Listening Session - "How to Be a Responsible Jazz Listener"
The Fayetteville Jazz Festival welcomes Dr. Joon Park for a discussion of jazz history and a listening session of the album, Nancy Wilson/Cannonball Adderley. This presentation is designed to help you get the most out of the jazz experience. Learn how to listen to jazz, discovering how jazz has evolved and how its various styles intersect and meld to create this musical artform.
Following this presentation, there will be a performance of the music by Lauren Nicole Clare (vocals), Alexa Tarantino (saxophone), Rodney Block (trumpet), Jake Hertzog (guitar), Kyth Trantham (bass), and Chris Teal (drums).To discover more about the Fayetteville Jazz Festival, visit www.fayettevillejazzfestival.com.
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