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'TALKING JAZZ' Panel 4: Jazz 'Diplomacy' Now
When
18 Dec 2015
8:00 PM - 9:30 PM
Location
online/ Google Hangouts
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Jazz is often said to be a tool for international education, peace and conflict resolution. How does this work in practice? Panelists
Simon Rowe
, director of the
Dave Brubeck Institute
, University of the Pacific, Stockton CA; pianist
Danilo Perez
,artistic director of the
Berklee Global Jazz Institute,
and flutist
Jamie Baum
discuss efforts to employ jazz internationally for these ends. Moderated by JJA President
Howard Mandel
.
Free and open to all but register here to get viewing information and reminders.
Please note:
This panel will be presented via Google Hangouts video. All registrants will receive login/access information prior to the panel date. All viewers will be able to post questions and comments for the panel.
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The 2013-14 JJA online Talking Jazz panels are presented by
The Jazz Cruise
as part of its Anita E. Berry Jazz Education Fund, with further support from
Century Media Partners
Talking Jazz 1
The Future of Jazz: Where We'll Hear Jazz
Wed Sept 18 - 8pm EDT
Talking Jazz 2
What Should Arts Journalists Know?
Thurs Oct 10 - 8pm EDT
Talking Jazz 3
Federal, State & City Arts Funding & Jazz
Wed Nov 20 - 8pm EDT
Talking Jazz 4
Jazz 'Diplomacy' Now
Wed Dec 18 - 8pm EDT
Talking Jazz 5
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Wed Jan 22- 8pm EDT
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